For example, in the first game, Wang Jiaer was very good at running, but because he didn't understand the rules of the game, he missed the chance to win. In the second game, he was also very good at running, but he ran to someone else's house.
He gave himself away both times. It was useless to be very good at running. If he was also very good at running at night and ended up in Li Cheng's hands, wouldn't that be quite embarrassing?
Of course, Chen He knew what Zheng Kai was laughing about, but at this time, the members in his team were nervous. There were only a few people left, so he had no other choice.
And Wang Jiaer still thought that Zheng Kai was doubting his running speed. "100 meters, 12 seconds, is that considered fast?"
Finally skipping the topic of Wang Jiaer, Zheng Kai said to Chen He, "You take three. Di Lire takes two, I'll take four. "
Chen He understood what Zheng Kai meant. "It's you and me. Once one of us dies, we'll take over. If anyone dies, the other will go up and give it to him. "
Under the premise that Wang Zunan was the first to die, taking three would give four, and taking four would give three. In that case, the other team would definitely be blown up.
So the final score for Team Blue was like this. Wang Jiaer one point, Di Lire two points, Chen He three points, Zheng Kai four points, and Wang Zunan five points.
While they were discussing, Team Red was also distributing the points. Deng Chao said, "They don't know who is one and two. They will definitely think that Li Chen and I have the highest number. So they will chase after us with all their might. What do you think? "
Li Cheng and Deng Chao had different opinions. "I think that if they guess first, they will guess that we have the highest number."
Deng Chao also agreed. "Yes, one of us has to get the most."
What was different was that in the past, they used to carry a huge sum of money and were deeply afraid that it would be taken away by others. Now, it was the people with the highest number of points who tried their best to give the other team points.
In the end, Team Red's score distribution was: Jing Tian one point, Jia Ling two points, Lu Fei three points, Deng Chao four points, and Li Cheng five points.
Because three points were the most important score, many combinations used three points. Therefore, three points were naturally given to Lu Fei.
This was everyone's affirmation of Lu Fei, who had never lost before.
"In the first three rounds of the competition, the Waist Drum Team obtained three yellow steamed buns. The Yangge Team only obtained one yellow steamed bun, so the Waist Drum Team obtained a clue. "If the director did not mention it, everyone would have forgotten about the yellow steamed bun.
It turned out that the yellow steamed buns were used to obtain clues. What kind of clues could it be used to obtain? It could only be clues related to the distribution of numbers.
The members of the Red Team made a victory sign while the members of the Blue Team were dumbfounded. The points that they had worked so hard to distribute would not be exposed to the other side just like that, right?
"The clue is in the big yellow steamed buns in the steamer." Hearing this, Li Cheng immediately ran over and opened a steamer on the table. Inside was a slightly cracked yellow steamed bun. It was not as fragrant as it was in the morning, but it still looked delicious.
After the Red Team obtained the clue, they did not open it to watch. They could not let the Blue Team know what they had obtained. The members of the Blue Team pretended not to be there and came over. However, the Red Team protected the yellow steamed bun very well, so the Blue Team still did not see anything.
Immediately after, both sides went to their respective preparation areas to prepare for tonight's intense chase.
At this time, a storyteller from Northern Shaanxi said to everyone in the monitoring room in a standard Northern Shaanxi accent, "Now, the Yangge Waist Drum Defense Competition is about to start. Countdown, five, four, three, two, one!"
Storytelling was an ancient traditional oral performance art form of the Celestial Dynasty, which became popular in the Song Dynasty. Storytellers from all over the country told different stories to people in their native languages, so storytelling was also a part of the dialect culture. At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic, storytelling was performed by one person sitting behind a table. The storyteller had a folding fan and a wooden stick, and the storyteller's costume was a long gown. In the middle of the 20th century, storytellers no longer used tables, chairs, folding fans, wooden sticks, and other props. Instead, storytelling was performed while standing, and the costume was not fixed. After the reform and opening up of the Celestial Dynasty at the end of the 1970s, under the impact of electronic media and the promotion of Mandarin, storytelling in some dialects gradually declined and was on the verge of disappearing, but it still had vitality.
Everyone was waiting nervously in the stairwell. As soon as they heard the Northern Shaanxi accent, they could not help but imitate it.
"The game begins." With the storyteller's command, everyone immediately entered the state of the final battle.
Today's competition was not only to win the travel prize for the villagers, but also to protect many of the traditional cultures of Northern Shaanxi, so that these cultures would not have obvious gaps in their travels.
Let these cultures be passed down, and not let their descendants dig out some unknown props from the ground thousands of years later, and then no one could say what these props could be used for.
On the Blue Team's side, Wang Zunan, who was the best at hiding, led Di Lire and Wang Jiaer to find the best hiding spot. As they went downstairs, he said, "We must find somewhere where we can walk. I don't think you should stay in those rooms. Stay for too long. Let's go the lowest, the lowest. "
According to his experience, hiding in a room, as long as the other party was not blind, they could catch a turtle in a jar.
Therefore, they had to occupy a good terrain, which was the kind of intersection that led to all directions.
It was best to stand at the entrance of the corridor.
This kind of corridor could go up, up, or even parallel to each other.
No matter where the other party came from, you would at least have a way to escape. Therefore, standing in a place that led to all directions was the best, and not hiding in a dark room.
Because although there were many such rooms, everyone's speed of finding people was very fast, and it was not like they had to search every room.
At least, if it was similar to the cameraman, it was already a very eye-catching existence.
If you hid in a small cupboard, the cameraman would not be able to hide in there with you.
Even if the other party could get in, there was still such a big camera. How could they get in? Therefore, in a room, it was inevitable that their position would be exposed, and it would not be easy to escape. It was too unsafe. It was safer to stand outside, and the safest place was the entrance of the corridor that led to all directions. This was an experience. ,,,,.
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