In today's society, more and more people are exposed to and use lines. Lines are not only expected to play a role in portraying characters' personalities, but also express the thoughts and sentiments of the people in the play. What kind of lines have you seen? Below are the lines from the annual crosstalk "Having a Party" script that I compiled for you. They are for reference only. You are welcome to read them.

A Let me introduce to you, this is the sponsor of our party, Manager A of the Donkey Sales Company. Welcome

B. Nice to meet you all. I heard that there is no money for this party!

A. We are a small station with insufficient funds

B. I am sponsoring the column, just talk, how many donkeys are needed

A. Huh?, no, no, no, we We don’t need a donkey,

Yi Guang needs money?

Ay

How much donkey money does B need? How much donkey do we need?

< p> Jiajia, no, no, no, manager, let’s put this thing aside for a while. I’ll first report to you the overall idea of ??our party.

B: Oh, you are still reporting. You are the director, why are you reporting to me? A: You know how. You will,

A, okay, our party is a party for A showing fashion, named it Fashion,

B, hey, hey, A, what's going on? You bring my donkey over to me, and you bring yours.

A, here is the donkey, A, oh, A, we have the theme song for our party, and we are going to ask Mao Amin to sing it.

B said you were pinching him. Did you tie him to the telegraph pole for a while? Did something happen? You go on and pay.