
As an audience member, I am also lucky to be pulled in from time to time to act, but my acting skills are really bad. I am always called to stop inadvertently, and I will be ruthlessly abused by others and have such poor acting skills!
As the starring mother-in-law, husband and father-in-law, they can still perform enthusiastically. Even if you know how unbearable the drama is and how unbearable it is, they can compete for the "Oscar" list, and the audience praised it repeatedly, which is so exciting!

In this drama, first of all, congratulations to my mother-in-law. She has successfully stood out with her superb acting skills and hyped by a first-class, mature, experienced team. She was nominated first. It really made her mother-in-law work hard. In order to get this list, she was polishing her acting skills even when she was sleeping.
is the scene of sleeping, and she can interpret a woman's delicateness so colorfully.
Let’s take a closer look!
"Honey~, I'm sleepy, my head hurts (the waist hurts so much, the legs hurts so much, the arms hurts so much, the eyes hurts so much, the stomach hurts...), go and make the bed!"
"Son~, pour me a glass of water! (Give me some shoes, a clothes, a charger...)"
also has a bit of tenderness in his eyes, his tone is tough but not polite, polite but not gentle, and always a numb feeling.

I, as an audience, really can't learn it.
Such a dedicated actor is really rare!
And she always brings the whole show to a climax with her own strength!
And my husband, a powerful actor in the whole play, a double-standard man, a mother-in-law, and her mother-in-law performs her miserable life every day. My husband feels sorry for his mother's hardship every day. His mother's hardship is obedient to his mother's life. His mother is unhappy, and he also vents his displeasure and interprets the deep love between mother and son.
He didn't want to compete for the Oscar list. For the sake of his mother's honor, he dared not make rash things. But his strength is definitely above this. His performance is full of enthusiasm and is very real. He is trying hard to restrain his superb acting skills, but he is still clearly seen by me as an audience. As a talented actor, he did not disappoint other audiences.

He is performing dual personality drama every day. He can do it if he wants, but he doesn't want it, no one can do it.
(He said: "The epidemic is too serious now, so I won't go to your house (I haven't been there for a year), and our company is very strict")
(He said: "Let's go to Yunnan for travel, it doesn't matter if you cross provinces")
(He said: "I'll go with your sister to do her business all day, and I'm not at home all day")
(He said: "Let's go see my aunt this weekend, my aunt's house is so messy, let's help clean up")
(He said: "You're not right, you can't, you don't...")
(He said: "I can, I can do it, I...")
Every scene he acted in reminds me what a hypocritical world it is in the family drama.

Speaking of my mother-in-law's strongest opponent in this competition, it is my father-in-law. He has passed five levels and six generals all the way to create a prosperous road for himself. He is not a professional and does not have team operations, but if he continues to do so, he has also developed a good ability to perform with his mother-in-law.
When playing with my mother-in-law, sometimes my mother-in-law can't stand it, and his performance is even more hidden and seamless.
He is good at hiding a knife in his smile and hiding a needle in his cotton. He always smiles and bends his eyes and can penetrate your whole body and hide his plans and ideas without missing a trace.

And as an audience, in addition to being occasionally dragged to perform the dirtiest and worst roles, I also have to be a driver for the starring actors and be a nanny to get a little respect.
I used to be such a dazzling protagonist, but in marriage and family dramas, I really couldn't play well, and gradually became a supporting role, and later I became an ordinary audience.
really responds to that sentence: life is like a play, it all depends on acting!
