What high-energy scenes do you think of Ace to Ace?

Ace to Ace is an original competitive reality show launched by Zhejiang Satellite TV. Each issue revolves around a theme, inviting two ace teams to conduct PK battles through talent competition, game competition and other dimensions to determine the ace of a special ace. From the first season to the seventh season, the popularity of the variety show is also rising, and it has become a classic variety show and ace show of Zhejiang Satellite TV. Bian Xiao believes that Ace to Ace has the following high-energy scenes:

1. As Jia Ling's former partner, Bai Kainan came to the last job, which is understandable. Although there are not many times of cooperation between the two people, the tacit understanding is still full, and even the pictures together can make the audience laugh. As a newcomer to comedy, Jerry won everyone's love with his unique funny style. In the competition of this program, he also played his own strength again.

2. In the curling challenge, he still set up a flag for those who are familiar with him before the game, and said that he had received professional training. However, in the official competition, he failed once. This contrast also made netizens laugh.

3. In the first episode of the first season, we invited the original actors of Wulin Legend to meet again ten years later. Yan Xiaoliu, Zhu, Qian shopkeeper, Lao Bai, Da Kou and Tong shopkeeper were in tears. Legend of Wulin can be said to be a landmark TV work in the hearts of most of us. Many people have watched it over and over again, and classic lines such as Avalanche, I once said, and Take Good Care of My Seventh Uncle are also unforgettable memories of this play.

4. Episodes 7 and 8 of the second season, the classic iron triangle reunion of Zhang Guoli, Wang Gang and Zhang Tie-Lin. This day is also the 20th anniversary of the publication of Ji Xiaolan with iron teeth and copper teeth. The gathering of the "Iron Triangle" evoked all the memories of the audience, as if finding the feeling of three old opera bones performing on the same stage.