In my opinion, the work of Shen Teng team of Twist FunAge is excellent. The following is the script of Mary Shen Teng's essay "365 blessings". Welcome to reading.
The script props of Mary Shen Teng's essay "365 Blessings": 8 chairs, a wheelchair, pictures of hospital operating rooms, two sets of white coats, a nurse's suit, drip bottles and brackets.
Shen Teng: I'm so angry. You said I was a wife. Her father wants to have an appendectomy. For such a small operation, you have to give the doctor a big red envelope. I said that in this era, the quality of doctors is still quite high. No one has received a red envelope, and his voice has not fallen. Her father took a rolling pin and gave me a big red envelope with a bang. Do you think I should send it? Yes, the principle is gone, and if I don't send it, my life is gone. I sent it, but the red envelope is not money, it is paper.
Mary: Dad, don't worry. It's okay. This is a minor operation. It will be over soon. Besides, I tell you that Shen Teng is the best doctor to help you find, and I have prepared all the red envelopes (whispered in my ear), so don't worry.
Shen Teng: Dad ~ ~ (shouts and runs over) You must hold on. Wow, if anything happens to you, I won't live (cry).
Father-in-law: Forget it. You said the same thing when your father-in-law left.
Mary: How to talk, crow mouth.
Father-in-law: Nothing. If I really can't get out in the future, I hope you keep your word.
Shen Teng: Dad, I didn't mean that. I thought I was complaining at the top of my voice, which means we can't have a good relationship.
Mary: Forget it, you said you.
Dr. Liu: Hurry up, push the patient in, and the operation will begin immediately.
Mary: Hey, hurry up, Hong Bao, hurry up.
Shen Teng: No, you can't give it to others.
Mary: If you don't give it, how do you know he doesn't want it?
Shen Teng: Do you want it, doctor?
Dr. Liu: Oh, do you think I can have it?
Shen Teng: I don't think you can have it.
Dr. Liu: It's over.
Shen Teng: But some people think you can have it.
Dr. Liu: Come on, I can understand your family's feelings, but the hospital has regulations that you are not allowed to accept red envelopes.
Shen Teng: Just take it. Look at it.
Dr. Liu: In principle, please stop inking.
Shen Teng: I told you they wouldn't want it. Wife (turning her head back) What are you doing? What are you doing?
Mary: I'm blocking the camera for you.
Dr. Liu: Come down, don't be blocked.
Shen Teng: Who knows? Hurry down (and then run to Mary). Look at your whole job. Dad hasn't settled here yet, so you can let other departments take it away.
Mary: (grabs the red envelope from Shen Teng) Hey hey, Dr. Liu, don't be polite to us, we are not family anyway!
Dr. Liu: Yes, not a family, but your father is my patient. Even without this red envelope, I will still cure him. (Take the red envelope to Mary's hand)
Shen Teng: Well said, Dr. Liu, you didn't fail-(hugging Dr. Liu).
Mary: (pushing Shen Teng) Who doesn't have an uncle? Listen, Dr. Liu, we are not ignorant people. Well, all walks of life have their own hidden rules, so you can sneak on us (pass the red envelope to Dr. Liu)
Dr. Liu: Hey, stop it. Even if there are people who receive red envelopes, it is a very rare phenomenon and does not represent the entire medical system.
Mary: You're right, but all I know is that the red envelope is here, and so is my father! (Say, put a red envelope in Dr. Liu's pocket)
Dr. Liu: Hey, if you do this again, I won't be polite.
Shen Teng: Hey! Look at you! I said you wouldn't listen, and the doctor said you wouldn't listen! How many times do you have to let others talk about you before you stop! (Say that finish and turn to the other side) Hao face!
Mary: (pointing to Shen Teng) Come here, come here, I promise I won't shoot you to death.
Shen Teng: Don't be wishful thinking. It is impossible to get there.
Mary: Come here!
Dr. Liu: Hey, hey, no, the couple won't.
(Dr. Liu pulls Mary, and Shen Teng runs this way)
Shen Teng: I'm telling you, it's right outside. Let's save face for each other.
Mary: OK, let me ask you, is there anyone who gives red envelopes like you?
Shen Teng: What's wrong with me?
Mary: Did you ask someone for a red envelope?
Shen Teng: What about me? I can't discuss it with anyone.
Mary: Did you discuss it when you gave it to your family? You just don't want to give it!
Shen Teng: Is that what I don't want to give? They don't want it!
Mary: If you promulgate laws like this, will people accept it? You have no sincerity at all. You (throwing the red envelope on the ground)
Shen Teng: I didn't mean it? ! Ah, I'm not sincere, am I? Ah (picks up the red envelope) Dr. Liu, please accept it! (Bowing)
Dr. Liu: OK, I'll take it. (turning into the operating room)
(At this time, Shen Teng looked at the operating room leng, while Mary looked sarcastic. )
Shen Teng: Am I that sincere? (looking at his empty hand) As for my words, they were taken away before I finished?
Mary: (calmly walks over, hands behind your back, sarcastically) You are so stupid. You got a loud slap in the face by reality (patting Shen Teng's face when you speak, and then sitting down) Oh,
Shen Teng: I'm fine. I'm afraid of this mouth. It gave your father a slap in the face (turned to look at Mary).
Mary: Huh?
Shen Teng: Ah, nothing. Honey, don't worry this time. In a short time, I will introduce it to my dad firmly.
Mary: That must be firmly pushed out for me. I'm telling you, just give you a red envelope. It's really hard for the doctor to operate on you. Besides, those who reported medical accidents, ah, left scissors today, knives tomorrow and cotton balls last time. Why? That's because there is no red envelope.
Shen Teng: I tell you, this is your personal opinion.
Mary: My personal opinion? It's all on the news. How can it be fake? (talking about tearing open the door of the operating room)
Shen Teng: (Leaning back in his chair) That's it. Those who didn't give red envelopes ended up here. If you give a fake one. . . (gets up to find Mary) Wife, come and sit down. For example,
Mary: Hmm.
Shen Teng: For example, a patient gives a doctor a red envelope, but the contents of the red envelope are not money?
Mary: What, Card?
Shen Teng: For example, it is not a card. It has nothing to do with money.
Mary: What else could it be?
Shen Teng: For example. . . It is paper.
Mary: Paper?
Shen Teng: Hmm.
Mary: Didn't it fold into a paper crane? Isn't that a joke on the doctor? Why put a red envelope in it? Just put the patient in the stove, hehehe. . . Besides, how can there be such a careless family? If I wanted to have such a family, I would just shoot him.
(Shen Teng immediately gets up and pats the door of the operating room)
Shen Teng: Dr. Liu, come out for a moment. I want to discuss something with you.
Mary: No, you are crazy. What are you yelling about? You called him out. You operated on my father.
Shen Teng: (sad face) As far as the present situation is concerned, he is not as good as me. You can't go in the stove, dad.
Mary: No, wait a minute. Come here. What do you mean?
Shen Teng: (crying) Wife, for example, that's who I am.
Mary: Like a paper crane (fainting backwards).
Shen Teng: Wife.
Mary: Dr. Liu, please come out before you do anything to my father.
Shen Teng: Yes, you can even go out to the bathroom.
Mary: A thousand mistakes are all mistakes.
Shen Teng: Yes.
Mary: My father is innocent. Dad, hold on a little longer, and I'll let Shen Teng walk in front of you now.
Shen Teng: Daughter-in-law, calm down, calm down, daughter-in-law, calm down.
Mary: How can I calm down? I don't know if my father is dead or alive now.
Shen Teng: Maybe it's not as bad as you think. I tell you, in case the doctor hasn't had time to open the red envelope yet, wouldn't it be a surprise that we are making such a fuss now?
Mary: Oh, right, right, right. What if it's already open?
Shen Teng: No way. There are so many people in it. It's too late to collect money and hide it. Who can count in front of people, right?
Mary: Yes.
Shen Teng: It means counting. That is to say, after the operation, find a corner to sneak around and then count. My dad finished the operation, and it's too late.
Mary: So you say they all give fake red envelopes? This is not right.
Shen Teng: For example, if you are sick today, you should ask an expert to see you and give someone a fake red envelope. What if you do it again tomorrow? How can I find someone else without blocking my own way out? But our dads are different. The appendix is like a chicken gizzard. There's only one. We can't cut it any more.
Mary: Well, even if what you said is reasonable, you didn't do it. It's too risky Shen Teng, let me ask you something. Is my dad not good enough for you? Tell me yourself.
Shen Teng: Go ahead.
Mary: Well, you hid your cigarettes at home. My father is worried that smoking is harmful to your health. When he didn't dig three feet to find it, he smoked it himself. Is he unkind to you? My dad doesn't even want to eat the leftovers at home. When did he never ask you to clean up? Is he unkind to you? You work overtime until midnight every night, and my dad is afraid that you will disturb his sleep. When did he not lock you out by himself? He has no problem with you.
Shen Teng: Do you think that now that your father can live to this day, your father and I will be ok?
Mary: after such a stroke, my father is stricter with you than his own father, but the wild father won't treat you like this.
Shen Teng: What about you?
Mary: Even so, I still feel that your father can be my father-in-law, and I am still very satisfied. After all, he gave me a good wife.
Mary: Ah, why did you suddenly make such a sentence? It really caught me off guard.
Shen Teng: Oh, Dr. Liu, you have worked hard.
Mary: Dr. Liu, did you finish the operation so soon?
Dr. Liu: That's it. Take the red envelope back.
Shen Teng: That's it, daughter-in-law. The red envelope has been opened.
Mary: I thought you said he wouldn't open it (crying). It's over. My father was killed.
Shen Teng: Hey, daughter-in-law
Mary: Dad. . .
Dr. Liu: Don't worry, it will come out soon.
Shen Teng: Dad. . .
Mary: Dad. . .
Shen Teng: Dad. . .
Father-in-law: Here it is.
Mary: Ah.
Shen Teng: Dad is still alive, so I'm telling you, his doctor is not like that.
Mary: Well, I think he still has some conscience, but don't worry, my husband, as long as you wrap that thing, it's impossible for a person to read it without revenge. (turning to Dr. Liu) Say, what did you leave in my father's stomach?
Dr. Liu: No, what are you talking about? How can you fool me?
Mary: Come on, don't pretend. Before my dad gets out of bed, take apart your stitched wound and take out all the boards, pliers, knives and scissors you pretend to be careless! (Shen Teng slaps Mary) What!
Dr. Liu: What did you say, huh? Who do you take me for? ! When I first received this red envelope, I didn't want you to worry, and I didn't want you to make noise here to affect the operation. I'll pay you back when I'm done.
Mary: Really? Then why did you open it before returning it to us?
Dr. Liu: I didn't drive it!
Mary: Who was that calling?
Father-in-law: I opened it.
Mary: Dad?
Shen Teng: Dad.
Mary: Dad, are you all right?
Grandfather: I opened the red envelope. I think this red envelope is a little thick, and my heart hurts a little. I'll steal you two tickets. But when I open it, my heart hurts even more! I love my girl, you, you are married. Why are you so picky? You can only go in and out.
Shen Teng: Dad, Dad, let me explain.
Grandfather: Let's go.
Shen Teng: No, Dad, I stuffed the paper into the red envelope. That's not deduction. That's a matter of principle.
(Shen Teng stepped down)
Dr Liu: I see. Don't worry, what I did for your father was absolutely a perfect operation, hahaha.
Mary: Dr. Liu, alas, I am too narrow-minded. Sorry, sorry. Thank you, Dr. Liu. I know that what I say now can't make up for the harm I have caused you.
Dr. Liu: Make up for what?
(Shen Teng takes the stage)
Shen Teng: It's all right, dear. I can fix it. Please accept this red envelope, doctor.
Dr. Liu: What are you doing? I have to take this paper.
Shen Teng: This is no ordinary paper. It took me three and a half hours to cut it into paper as big as 100 yuan.
Dr. Liu: So this is unusual?
Mary: Look, I, I told you to fold it into a paper crane.
Shen Teng: What a face, old lady. Doctor, this red envelope I wrapped was originally intended for you to open after the operation. It's open now. Please have a look.
The doctor takes the red envelope and opens it. The music started. )
(Dr. Liu, I wish you happiness every day, and good people are rewarded;
Dr. Liu, I wish my uncle and aunt a long and healthy life.
Dr. Liu, I wish your grandparents always smile and have a full house of children and grandchildren;
Dr. Liu, I wish your grandmother's neighbors can live in harmony with her and be happy together. )
Mary: Ha ha ha, why are you so slim?
Shen Teng: Daughter-in-law, what about 365 blessings? It's not that easy to be together!
Ha ha ha ha ha. . . . .
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