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项目 · 杀死母亲

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正式项目关系P4C-088 · 杀死母亲
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  1. 0:15

    Right, after finishing this script, I think it's like a public class, it shouldn't be charged for.

  2. 0:34

    Sure, why not charge for it?

  3. 0:36

    Well, what if I have a venue to perform in?

  4. 0:41

    You can say 'main water fee'.

  5. 0:43

    He won't charge, then you should ask the venue if they'll charge.

  6. 0:52

    Why not charge? Performing shouldn't feel like it should be charged.

  7. 1:02

    Because it's really just a class, a public class, like a free one.

  8. 1:06

    What are you talking about? I'll tell you later.

  9. 1:09

    I showed him our piece the other day, he gave me one.

  10. 1:17

    He can say it another way.

  11. 1:19

    No, not the people we know now, I want him to help me, my life classmate.

  12. 1:25

    I want him to help me, to understand this.

  13. 1:30

    What I'm writing now is definitely the same as then.

  14. 1:35

    Oh, no problem, I just listen to others.

  15. 1:38

    I was the same way a year ago.

  16. 1:39

    Then he said, she's a normal woman living her life.

  17. 1:47

    And you're a mom now, like me.

  18. 1:49

    Yeah, he said, my story feels like...

  19. 1:56

    Because of natural environmental changes, humans can't handle the emotional strain.

  20. 2:00

    But humans haven't changed, it's fine, doesn't hurt aliens either.

  21. 2:05

    Then the aliens brought along a spectator.

  22. 2:15

    He said your story, the demon isn't bad.

  23. 2:19

    Just likes imitating people.

  24. 2:24

    When some bad things come out of humans, it affects brain waves.

  25. 2:29

    Like, mom, why did mom kill dad?

  26. 2:35

    Was the initial purpose of summoning the demon to kill dad?

  27. 2:39

    He didn't get it, why the story was calm at first, then suddenly said kill.

  28. 2:45

    Didn't even kill him.

  29. 2:50

    Yeah, you all wanted mom to kill, didn't you?

  30. 2:54

    I get it, I understand why she'd kill.

  31. 2:56

    Because of the news family, it wasn't clear.

  32. 2:59

    This part wasn't even in the script.

  33. 3:04

    Maybe it's real

  34. 3:08

    It's not a short film

  35. 3:11

    I think my work is made for the masses

  36. 3:27

    But actually, it's only reaching a specific intellectual group

  37. 3:31

    It has to be like that

  38. 3:35

    So what do we do?

  39. 3:36

    Yeah, I also think it has to be like that

  40. 3:39

    Look, do I even cooperate with you, dog?

  41. 3:42

    No

  42. 3:46

    You see, all the spread works like this

  43. 3:52

    All the spread happens through a few people

  44. 3:56

    If you can't get those few people on board

  45. 3:59

    Then you're not ready

  46. 4:01

    What's that thick stuff?

  47. 4:04

    Don't need that

  48. 4:06

    Just look at that thing

  49. 4:08

    Look at that chicken pig

  50. 4:11

    He killed the words from the start

  51. 4:13

    Yeah, that's exactly it

  52. 4:15

    First deal with these 12 people

  53. 4:19

    Okay, weird

  54. 4:20

    Should there be 12 people?

  55. 4:24

    Deal with it first

  56. 4:26

    Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, look at that, that, that, that, Flykliwen

  57. 4:31

    It's, it's, the suction should still be a small squad

  58. 4:36

    But, it ultimately triggered a system map

  59. 4:40

    Yeah, see, changing the world, really, it's just a few people

  60. 4:44

    Like, Einstein

  61. 4:48

    It was just one person's idea

  62. 4:50

    But eventually, it caused the atomic bomb

  63. 4:53

    See, it changed the whole world's molecules

  64. 4:55

    It forced the system to upgrade

  65. 5:00

    But this is very difficult

  66. 5:02

    What you do can't be fake

  67. 5:05

    Doing it like Li Hongzhi won't work

  68. 5:07

    Art is even more like that

  69. 5:13

    For example

  70. 5:15

    For instance

  71. 5:19

    Qin La Bao Shi

  72. 5:22

    His innovation in modern dance

  73. 5:24

    He took dance

  74. 5:26

    From high art down

  75. 5:28

    To something everyone can dance to

  76. 5:30

    And he explored

  77. 5:33

    All women's issues

  78. 5:35

    That changed everyone

  79. 5:37

    Modern dance was invented by him

  80. 5:39

    And he brought it to life

  81. 5:42

    Changed how all humans perceive

  82. 5:44

    body movement is reinterpreted and redefined

  83. 5:46

    So we say

  84. 5:49

    On painting, it's like

  85. 5:52

    Because Picasso

  86. 5:54

    pioneered cubism, he was

  87. 5:56

    all sorts of visual elements

  88. 6:00

    could emerge

  89. 6:04

    Similarly,

  90. 6:07

    it's impossible for the masses

  91. 6:09

    to understand directly

  92. 6:12

    it must be a long process

  93. 6:15

    For example, now the masses

  94. 6:16

    still don't understand Picasso

  95. 6:17

    Hmm

  96. 6:19

    But for example

  97. 6:19

    If ten years from now

  98. 6:20

    Possibly

  99. 6:21

    The public's understanding of Andy O

  100. 6:22

    Or Picasso

  101. 6:23

    Well, right now

  102. 6:25

    You can understand

  103. 6:26

    Impressionism

  104. 6:28

    Right?

  105. 6:30

    Right now

  106. 6:31

    Classicism

  107. 6:32

    Has already created Impressionism

  108. 6:33

    But still

  109. 6:34

    The Bible

  110. 6:37

    Has been passed down for thousands of years

  111. 6:38

    How many people know it now?

  112. 6:40

    Little red, little red

  113. 6:50

    Turn off night light

  114. 6:52

    Not turned off

  115. 6:55

    Turn off the night light

  116. 6:56

    Oh

  117. 6:57

    I'm thinking

  118. 6:59

    Thinking how

  119. 7:00

    It's the remote

  120. 7:01

    The remote

  121. 7:02

    Remote for the AC

  122. 7:04

    Xiao Hong Xiao Hong

  123. 7:07

    Wake up

  124. 7:10

    Xiao Hong Xiao Hong

  125. 7:13

    Match AC

  126. 7:15

    TCL

  127. 7:17

    Is there no AC like this?

  128. 7:23

    Xiao Hong Xiao Hong

  129. 7:25

    Match AC

  130. 7:28

    Gree AC

  131. 7:30

    Oh

  132. 7:32

    Clamp AC

  133. 7:33

    Xiao Hong Xiao Hong

  134. 7:35

    Match AC

  135. 7:37

    TCL AC

  136. 7:39

    Turn on AC

  137. 7:40

    Hmm

  138. 7:43

    Oh my

  139. 7:45

    Hahaha

  140. 7:46

    Good good

  141. 7:47

    Good good

  142. 7:48

    Ah

  143. 7:50

    Xiao Hong Xiao Hong

  144. 7:54

    Set temperature

  145. 7:57

    set to

  146. 7:58

    22 degrees

  147. 8:00

    adjust

  148. 8:03

    hahaha

  149. 8:04

    AI

  150. 8:05

    fuck

  151. 8:06

    so small and it's AI?

  152. 8:09

    I was gonna recognize the name first

  153. 8:10

    fuck

  154. 8:11

    amazing

  155. 8:12

    five-dollar item

  156. 8:13

    oh

  157. 8:14

    awesome

  158. 8:17

    remote's missing

  159. 8:19

    I just bought this

  160. 8:20

    holding

  161. 8:21

    Xiao Hong, Xiao Hong

  162. 8:34

    Turn off the night light

  163. 8:36

    Xiao Hong, Xiao Hong

  164. 8:37

    Turn on the AC

  165. 8:41

    Xiao Hong, Xiao Hong

  166. 8:43

    Xiao Hong, Xiao Hong

  167. 8:46

    Xiao Hong, Xiao Hong

  168. 8:49

    Smart Cool mode

  169. 8:51

    Xiao Hong, Xiao Hong

  170. 8:53

    Max fan speed

  171. 8:55

    22 degrees

  172. 8:59

    This is the gas on this side

  173. 9:04

    Gas on this side

  174. 9:07

    Zhen Gong Smart

  175. 9:10

    This one

  176. 9:12

    So hungry

  177. 9:21

    Got any AC?

  178. 9:24

    This is a thin strip.

  179. 9:29

    Any unblemished color?

  180. 9:31

    Not me.

  181. 9:32

    I rubbed that spot earlier.

  182. 9:34

    Just folded it thick, thick, thick, thick, thick.

  183. 9:38

    There.

  184. 9:40

    That shouldn't be it.

  185. 9:41

    Feels like a sharp corner.

  186. 9:42

    Hmm.

  187. 9:43

    If that's the case.

  188. 9:44

    I'd be a thick layer on top.

  189. 9:46

    Haha.

  190. 9:47

    Could it be that I'm not the top layer?

  191. 9:49

    Don't look, I really want to.

  192. 9:50

    How could you be the top layer?

  193. 9:51

    Stained with

  194. 9:52

    I guess I really am this

  195. 9:54

    Fuck

  196. 9:55

    How could you be the superstructure?

  197. 9:57

    No big deal, just a speck of dust.

  198. 10:00

    Look at that, you see what I mean? Look at hackers, it's super simple.

  199. 10:06

    He negates all of China's history, dismissing any mental illness that pops up, wanting to eliminate it completely,

  200. 10:27

    But Western history is different: they elevate every mental illness, giving it the maximum space to thrive. That's how they cultivate a sense of sanctity.

  201. 10:45

    Look, this package isn't that thick. So, China has no history—it's always stuck in a loop. Is that right?

  202. 10:56

    I think this might be why Western history is so dynamic, allowing figures like this to emerge.

  203. 11:06

    Because they cherish people who offer different perspectives, really cherish them.

  204. 11:17

    We don't have that anger, honestly. You're just suppressed from the start—you can't have different opinions, you're crushed for it.

  205. 11:32

    We can, we can, piece it together while watching you perform.

  206. 11:34

    We can, piece it together while watching you perform.

  207. 11:37

    We can, piece it together while watching you perform.

  208. 11:39

    I just need a place to walk around, so you can go to the edge and piece it together.

  209. 11:45

    But you can't piece it together without a performance.

  210. 11:55

    I'll need this anyway, even if I don't know how to use it.

  211. 11:59

    I don't need to be pumped up too much—I just need to walk a few steps.

  212. 12:02

    Is it just one path?

  213. 12:03

    Is it just one path?

  214. 12:04

    Just one, like this, this is, this is, the charm of drama

  215. 12:10

    The charm of drama, drama lies in, skiing or operation

  216. 12:14

    Oh, getting preachy

  217. 12:16

    Ah, no, no, right?

  218. 12:19

    I've seen it all, whether I'm preachy depends on me

  219. 12:22

    Hmm, that's good

  220. 12:23

    Yeah, depends on me, the attitude of borrowing a car

  221. 12:26

    How much is this little Zeng, your brother?

  222. 13:09

    One cent, two cents

  223. 13:11

    This, seems like, I bought it for 50 to 20-something

  224. 13:14

    Total, over a hundred cents

  225. 13:17

    Where are you, Cao Bao or 1688?

  226. 13:20

    Uh, too many

  227. 13:22

    This is a bit fine, give him that one

  228. 13:25

    That one, yeah, where did you get it?

  229. 13:29

    I didn't buy it on 1688

  230. 13:31

    I can play too.

  231. 13:34

    Back when I ran the shop, the paper.

  232. 13:36

    Who eats the shop's paper?

  233. 13:39

    Just good stuff on P4 Theater.

  234. 13:40

    So it's paper, right?

  235. 13:41

    Good stuff on P4 Theater and Taobao, just shipped straight from 1688.

  236. 13:43

    Ugh, they're charging a premium in the middle.

  237. 13:49

    They just ship directly, obviously cheaper.

  238. 13:52

    Fuck, straight from 1688.

  239. 13:54

    Like those little dolls, can ship for two bucks, just like that.

  240. 13:59

    Is this, scanning or app?

  241. 14:02

    I'm on the app, I downloaded it.

  242. 14:05

    But I buy all these on 1688.

  243. 14:08

    These lights of mine.

  244. 14:10

    But I don't have money.

  245. 14:12

    But sometimes 1688 doesn't ship.

  246. 14:14

    He needs, like, five wash batches.

  247. 14:19

    Some can be mixed batches.

  248. 14:21

    You can also open a store on Pinduoduo.

  249. 14:23

    See how they're selling on April Pinduoduo.

  250. 14:25

    But new stores on Pinduoduo

  251. 14:31

    get bullied easily.

  252. 14:32

    By some weirdo.

  253. 14:34

    Mean, sellers and buyers bullying you.

  254. 14:36

    Mhm.

  255. 16:07

    That chair

  256. 16:08

    stuff

  257. 16:09

    Like this one

  258. 16:11

    It implies it's time

  259. 16:19

    audience

  260. 16:35

    What's this food

  261. 16:58

    This takeout exit

  262. 17:00

    Then my move, whatever

  263. 17:03

    Fresh milk drips down

  264. 17:08

    Move it

  265. 17:11

    Others

  266. 17:12

    Don't mess

  267. 17:18

    Sit at what time

  268. 17:25

    Say he'll come early

  269. 17:26

    I'll go up

  270. 17:35

    Audience, give it more

  271. 17:49

    Audience giving a speech

  272. 17:51

    I think there might be many side branches

  273. 17:54

    Busy fixing the dream branch

  274. 17:56

    So many side branches in this space