Yang Shaohua finally appeared, and his appearance carried an aura that could not be ignored. He spoke, with a spicy sarcasm in his tone: "If it's a person, you will bite, even me, you dare to bite, I will kill you." This sentence seems to be talking about the little poodle, but it can't help but think of a deeper meaning.
Immediately after, Yang Yi seemed to be infected by this atmosphere, and he raised the cloth shoes in his hand, as if he was ready to teach the other party a lesson. However, at this imminent moment, Yang Shaohua stretched out his hand to stop him. This stop not only stopped Yang Yi's movements, but also seemed to imply something more.
Although their conversation revolves around the little poodle, to me, I always feel that every word of Yang Shaohua seems to be referring to Sang and scolding Huai, as if his spearhead is not only directed at the dog, but more like an allusion to Li Kuan. This subtle contextual shift makes people think deeply.
In my opinion, this seemingly pet-like dispute is actually a reflection of the delicate relationship between people. Yang Shaohua's words, although they were ostensibly reprimanding the dog, but that tone and attitude were undoubtedly alluding to Li Kuan's behavior. This insinuation technique is both ingenious and profound, and people have to admire Yang Shaohua's language art.
And Yang Yi's behavior, although it was stopped by Yang Shaohua, also exposed an emotional resonance. Their interaction on stage is not only a performance, but also a kind of satire and criticism of real human relationships. In this scene, the cloth shoe becomes a symbol, representing a kind of punishment, a kind of counterattack against transgression.
Although this scene is about a small thing, it reflects the complexity of human nature and the subtlety of society. The performance of Yang Shaohua and Yang Yi is not only a simple cross talk, but also a deep reflection on social phenomena. While they amuse the audience, they also lose no time in making the audience think about deeper questions.
