Which plot is the funniest in the movie Surprise All the Way?

I think local tyrant Shen Dabao (played by Da Peng) has to make do with taking the train because his assistant Wu Liang (played by Qiao Shan) can't buy a plane ticket to Beijing. The dramatic dialogue between the two people on the train is the most prominent in the creation of other comedy points. First of all, it is natural when they get rid of their baggage. Although the bridge is deliberate, the performance is naturally unpretentious.

There are two points in this passage. First, the small peasant brothers beat Shen Dabao. Wu Liang spits, loses a little hair, and can't afford to lose. However, Wu Liang was so emotional that he took off his boss's leather coat first. At first, his reaction was very good. When he reacted, his surprised expression was in sharp contrast with Shen Dabao's calm expression, which was very dramatic. Then Wu Liang said shyly to the little farmer, I'm just giving you an example. I'll just get it back (referring to putting it back on the boss's wool coat).

I have to say that Wu Liang played by Qiao Shan and Shen Dabao played by Dapeng are very harmonious and natural in both expression and attitude. The exposure of Shen Dabao's image as a local tyrant and his aversion to the small peasant brothers paved the way for this dramatic effect. Later, the joke was reasonable, and Wu Liang's behavior was unexpected.

Shen Dabao's face cramps every time he says something poor. At this time, Wu Liang cried "Hi" shyly but skillfully, so Shen Dabao's face returned to normal. Shen Dabao's facial cramp is a bit exaggerated, but Wu Liang's "hi" expression is completely in place. Even this kind of plot appeared three times in the film. Wu Liang's expression was excellent the first two times. The last time is the setting of the plot. Shen Dabao mentioned that poor word was ill again. At this time, the little farmer shouted "hi" like Wu Liang, but it didn't have any effect. This is also a prominent point.