This issue of "Hello, Saturday" ushered in the "2-minute concert". Tao Zhe, Huang Liling, Xiao Jingteng, Wu Yi and He Jiong, Li Xueqin, Qin Xiaoxian, Ding Chengxin, Yang Di, and Wu Zelin competed in the game to compete for singing time.
The first round of competition is a test of the tacit cooperation between musicians and managers. Two people in each group need to use prescribed tunes to describe and guess questions. How many questions will be answered correctly within five minutes? The first ones to appear were Huang Liling and the martial arts team. At first, they could hear the tune from the conversation between the two. Later, they were too focused on guessing questions to pay attention to the music, and they turned to the AI tone to answer questions. The second group, Jam Hsiao and Ding Chengxin, were full of emotional value. Neither of them let the other's words fall into place. Every question was answered, and they even hugged and celebrated after answering correctly. However, time slipped away quietly at this moment. Tao Zhe and Yang Di learned from the experiences and lessons of the first two groups and communicated without any barriers throughout the process. Li Xueqin praised it as "so stress-relieving" and Tao Zhe even changed his voice easily. In the end, the optimization team tied with Huang Liling and the martial arts team, and "little game expert" Qin Xiaoxian competed for the position.
Draw inferences from one example. One person has to sing three songs with keywords, and the other person has to name the corresponding songs. The title was a Chinese song with "baby" in it. Tao Zhe sang his song confidently, but Li Xueqin looked confused and missed several scoring opportunities. Tao Zhe gradually got the upper hand. When others answered correctly, he even "punished" himself with a pot lid, causing Li Xueqin to shout, "Brother, stop it." In the competition for the duration of the "2-minute concert" on Haoliu Street, which singer can win the longest singing time? Who will stay in the optimization group and receive foam board punishment?
Text/Beijing Youth Daily reporter Zu Weiwei
