Qing Court Comedy Gala Performance

10-second Spring Festival Gala-style stage performance: "Zhen Huan and Hu Fei Stand-up Comedy" 0–2 seconds: Duet mid-shot. The stage is overall set as a "living room villa," but surrounded by a grand red and gold LED screen. Zhen Huan (left) and Hu Fei (right) sit side by side on a modern stand-up comedy sofa. Key historical accuracy requirements: both wore ornate, well-defined Qing court robes with stand-up collars and intricate embroidery; The hairstyle is authentic "big pulled wings" or "diancui" with tassel decorations. Hu Fei looked very casual, holding a pickled cucumber and biting into it, her fingers adorned with long golden armor.  2–4 seconds: The camera switches to over-the-shoulder (OTS) view, focusing on Hu Fei. Hu Fei exaggeratedly rolled her eyes (the classic "eye roll" expression). She pinched the pickled vegetables with her long nails, pointing and speaking arrogantly (lip-syncing): "This year's KPI is targeting these little troublemakers again. What kind of aesthetics does that old man the emperor know?"  4–6 seconds: Quickly switch to Zhen Huan's over-the-shoulder view (OTS). Contrast details: Zhen Huan wears a modern white Bluetooth earset (forming a strong contrast with ancient jewelry) in one ear, and she is holding a slim tablet swiping through her hand. She responded calmly and professionally (lip-syncing): "Sister, don't be mad. This is called workplace competition. I'm thinking about quitting my job to sell 'truth water' (cooling balm). "6–8 seconds: Close-up of the coffee table between the two." A modern plastic bubble tea cup with "Yizhang Hong" (the famous punishment from the show) is placed next to a traditional porcelain bottle. The camera quickly cuts back to the two of them.  8–10 seconds: Stage panorama. Audience laughter effects (presented through lighting changes/light chases). Hu Fei struck her final frozen pose: legs crossed, chin raised, eyes rolled again. Zhen Huan showed the camera, wearing a professional smile like a news anchor. Golden sequins drifted down from the sky. The festive red atmosphere reached its peak.  Style and Atmosphere: **Visual:** High-saturation New Year red and gold tones **Costumes:** Museum-level Qing Dynasty court attire (silk, exquisite embroidery, heavy headwear) **Core Contrast:** Formal Qing palace etiquette × Relaxed workplace/skit performer's attitude **Editing:** Brisk pace, clear humor, sketch-style editing **Aspect ratio:** 16:9