Cao Jun could swear to God that he really came here to drink and had not thought about anything other than drinking.

But in the face of Xiao Song Jia's blatant provocation, Cao Jun still had evil thoughts and said: "I won't say anything anymore, it's all in the wine."

After finishing speaking, Cao Jun picked up his wine glass and clinked it with little Song Jia.

Little Song Jia was also a forthright person. She didn't say anything long-winded and immediately drank a small glass of white wine with Cao Jun.

Seeing that little Song Jia was so bold and generous, Cao Jun also cheered up and had several drinks with little Song Jia.

At first, Cao Jun thought that little Song Jia had a good drinking capacity, but after drinking four or five taels, he began to believe that she was addicted to food.

Little Song Jia drank to her heart's content, drank a few more drinks, and drank to her heart's content. She hugged Cao Jun and whispered, just as she pleased.

It would be fine if it was just a whisper, Cao Jun could barely accept it.

The problem is that when little Song Jia is drunk, she not only likes to hug people, but also likes to hit them.

This made Cao Jun a little unable to resist, and even a little angry because of it.

Cao Jun was so drunk that he suddenly got a slap from little Song Jia.

Who would it be that wouldn't be angry?

Cao Jun was weakened and immediately scolded: "You must be fucking sick. If you drink, you drink. Why are you so drunk?"

Little Song Jia was already drunk and had no idea what she was doing. She still hugged Cao Jun's neck and shouted: "Come on, keep drinking. After one cup, there will be another cup!"

Cao Jun pushed little Song Jia away and said angrily: "Drink it! If you want to drink it, drink it yourself."

After saying this, Cao Jun slammed the door and left.

The next day, morning.

When Cao Jun saw little Song Jia on the set of "Latent", he pretended not to see her.

Little Song Jia knew she was in the wrong, so she took the initiative to walk up to Cao Jun and smiled awkwardly but politely: "Was I drunk last night?"

Cao Jun chuckled and asked, "Are you still embarrassed to ask?"

Little Song Jia asked anxiously: "Did I hit you?"

Cao Jun sighed and said, "No."

Little Song Jia looked at Cao Jun doubtfully: "Really not?"

Cao Jun didn't want to admit that he was beaten by a woman, so he replied: "Really not!"

Little Song Jia smiled and said: "Then let's continue that night?"

Cao Jun said seriously: "Shall we have a good time filming? Let's drink again after the filming is finished."

Seeing that Cao Jun had made up his mind, little Song Jia didn't dare to mess around anymore. She knew very well that Cao Jun attached great importance to the drama "Latent".

Cao Jun also really likes the work "Latent", and he really fell in love with the drama "Latent", and has great expectations for the drama "Latent".

In Cao Jun’s impression, what should a spy war be like?

Cruel, poisonous, evil, cold.

Let the most sincere ideals be repeatedly tempered in the most cruel environment.

The movie "The Wind" is a masterpiece.

But "Latent" is adapted from the short story of the same name by the writer Long Yi. It is small in size and can only be touched upon.

After 10 months of creation, Jiang Wei gave this work a special temperament - funny.

We are clearly living in troubled times, and everyone's chance of death is constantly approaching 100%, and blood is everywhere at every turn.

But every episode actually has moments that can make people laugh out loud.

For example, Wu Jingzhong is the webmaster, and the protagonist Yu Zecheng (played by Cao Jun) is the leader of the undercover Secrecy Bureau.

Keywords: Corrupt officials.

Yu Zecheng had just come to the Security Bureau to report. When he greeted his subordinates, his first sentence was: "Time is like a wild donkey. It doesn't stop when it runs. You have wrinkles, just like my prostate often rebels."

"A white colt passes through the gap" is said to be a "running wild donkey", which is a mudslide in the rhetoric world.

The laughs in "Latent" are not nonsense or vulgar, they are all designed based on the characters' personalities.

Highly life-oriented.

They are philistine and realistic, so much so that Cao Jun sometimes forgets that he is filming a spy movie.

For example, Wu Jingzhong accepted a bribe to buy a Stypunk car, and he was so excited that he immediately posted it on his WeChat Moments to show off - "You don't even understand this, it's the kind Chennault rides in!"

If the audience saw this scene, they would be amused and anxious: "People are stealing information under your nose, so be careful."

Another person who makes people want to laugh when they see him is special agent Xie Ruolin.

His character is a profiteer and he stutters, but from this stuttering mouth, too many golden sentences come out.

"We talk about doctrines, but our hearts are all about business!"

"Why do you always think like a spy when it comes to business matters?"

"If you can't kill me with one shot, you can still do business when you wake up, as long as the price is reasonable."

The contrast between speaking awkwardly and plausibly makes the sense of humor come to you all of a sudden.

But there is another kind of laughter in "Latent", which is brighter and more lively.

The contributor is Song Jia Xiao’s disappointed heroine Cuiping.

Song Jia herself admitted that Cuiping is her most distinctive role since she started acting.

The character Cuiping was born in the countryside and served as a guerrilla leader for several years. She was responsible for carrying out secret missions - playing a fake couple with Yu Zecheng.

Cuiping's lack of culture is the biggest laugh point.

At first I didn't even know Arabic numerals. After studying for a long time, I followed the dictation on the radio.

Cuiping, played by Song Jia, looks like she was doing English listening in school.

Wang Cuiping's laughter lies in her openness about taboos: She has never been in love before, but she doesn't know the importance of accelerating the car when she starts driving.

In the beginning, the two pretended to be a couple. In order to hide from the accountant who was monitoring downstairs, Yu Zecheng, played by Cao Jun, had to shake his legs every day.

Cuiping, played by Song Jia, looked on with cold eyes and teased:

"Do you still need to shake it every day?

The accountant over there is a bachelor, can you bear it?

Tiantianyao, do you think you are very capable?"

Once, I was playing mahjong with the ladies of the Bureau of Secrecy and talked about the affairs in the house.

Someone asked her: "How is your Lao Yu's bed?"

She didn't know how to pretend to understand: "He was quick and fell asleep as soon as he lay down."

The stationmaster's wife explained to her: "It's not about sleeping, it's about that."

She replied frankly: "Then what's the point of being in bed? The most interesting thing is to be on a hillside, in a crop field."

Veteran driver.

He is also an experienced off-road driver.

The classic thing about "Insidious" is that it portrays human beings, which is different from other spy dramas.

In "Latent", the heroine Cuiping saved 3 gold bars and chose 5 places to hide them: under the bed, in the chimney, in the stove, under the stairs, and in the chicken coop.

In the play, Cuiping finally saved three gold bars and asked Yu Zecheng: "Where do you think it is suitable to put them?"

Yu Zecheng: "Just put it in the drawer."

Cuiping: "That won't work. A thief will come in and steal it."

Yu Zecheng: "Then just let it go!"

Cuiping: "I have thought of 5 places. Which one is the most reliable? Under the bed, in the chimney to the north, on the stove in the kitchen, under the stairs, or in the chicken coop?"

Hearing the chicken coop, Yu Zecheng burst out laughing: "Chicken coop!"

Cuiping was still worried: "The chicken coop is reliable, but it's still not very reliable in the yard."

Yu Zecheng couldn't help laughing: "Just a chicken coop, no one would have thought you would put it in a chicken coop."

Then, in the dead of night, the two of them went out to place the gold bars, with Yu Zecheng responsible for watching and Cuiping responsible for the execution.

However, Cuiping couldn't sleep well at night. Every half hour, he had to check the chicken coop through the window to confirm the safety of the gold bars.

After Yu Zecheng noticed it, he laughed again: "Those few gold bars will definitely make you fall into trouble."

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