Customer: (looking at the shoes, paying) Thank you!

Yi Ming: You're welcome. Goodbye! Walk slowly! (Busy turned to hide, put on sunglasses)

(Li Shang)

Molly: (looking at shoes) Hey, shine shoes, shine shoes, hey! Did you hear that? Put on your shoes!

Yi: (pointing to the other side)

Molly: Do you want me to wipe it over there? I'll wipe it right here.

Yi: (pointing to the other side again)

Li: What a freak! He can't even do door-to-door business (he wants to leave)

Molly: (looking back at Yi) Today, I have to clean it. (Easy to put on a mask)

Yi: (It means you didn't clean it well. )

Molly: You can't talk. Are you dumb?

Yi: (Nodding)

Molly: Dumb shoeshine is good. Wipe it clean!

Yi: (I am busy gesturing to show that I didn't clean it well again. )

Molly: (on fire) I want you to wipe it if it's not good, really. (Want to sit down)

Yi: (cover your stomach with your hand, which means you have a stomachache and can't wipe it)

Molly: Stomach ache? Then wait until the pain stops. I'm free today anyway.

Yi: (shaking his head helplessly, wiping).

Molly: Hello! How much does it cost to wash a pair of shoes?

Yi: (sticking out two fingers, busy turning into three fingers)

Li: Three dollars? So expensive? Are you kidding?

Yi: (gesturing, wiping or not, leaving without wiping)

Molly: (submit to humiliation) Well, three dollars is three dollars. I will wipe it with you today.

Yi: (Continue to rub. )

Molly: Hey, how long have you been polishing your shoes here? Let me ask you, how long have you been polishing? Dead dumb, smelly dumb!

Yi: (stomping on Sally's foot)

Li: Ouch! Please be gentle. I thought you couldn't hear me. Do you think you are all thumbs? Do you still need three dollars?

Yi: (after a few cursory wipes, he stands up)

Li: Hey, what? Just wipe it? Look here, it's not possible here at all (holding Yi's hand before leaving)

Yi: (throws Sally to the ground)

Li: Oh, (embarrassedly standing up and pointing to Yi) You-you-this-this, you rework everything for me.

Yi: (picks up his shoes, wipes them, and goes back to work)

Molly: Here, what, it's free again. If you don't want it, I can only give it to you. Rush forward, grab Yi's hand and take off his glasses. It's easy to block them with your hand.

Li: I have long suspected that you did it. You are still playing tricks and playing dumb. I said you never came to see me, so you hid here to shine your shoes. You said you were young and embarrassed to do bad things.

Yi: What's wrong with shoeshine? The daughter of the president of the United States is still washing dishes!

Molly: Oh, okay, okay, so you can talk, not be dumb?

Yi: I can talk, not be dumb. I am a tenor.

Molly: You, forget it, pack your things and come back with me.

Yi: No, don't go anywhere, just shine your shoes here. Hey, polish your shoes, hey, polish them-

Molly: Stop yelling. You are not afraid of losing face. I am afraid of losing face.

Yi: What's the shame? I work with my own hands and earn clean money. Who should I lose?

Li: I understand you. If the factory stops production, you will get off work, and your family will have a hard time. But now that so many people are laid off, it's not a scandal that you rest at home!

I: Rest, will you support me?

Li: I will raise you if I raise you. As far as my job is concerned, raising you is nothing It is much more expensive to keep a lion-haired dog than to keep a person now.

Yi: Oh, do you treat me like a dog?

Li: I didn't mean that. I mean, times are different now. Men and women are all the same. It doesn't matter who raises them.

Yi: Well, I'll die if I lose face. Well, Li, I can see you clearly. You are high flyers, a big star who graduated from art school. I'm just a laid-off worker and I don't deserve you.

Molly: What-what do you mean?

Yi: What do you mean? Do I have to say it? You are a big star, and I am just a dog and a pug in your mind.

Molly: Don't give me that. I want that and that. I'm not afraid of anything.

Yi: I knew you would say that sooner or later.

Molly: How can you be so shameless? You're upset and kind, and you blame me. What do you think this is?

Yi: You read my letter.

Li: Brother Yi, tut tut, that's disgusting. Every time I charge you money-

Yi: Give me the letter back quickly.

Molly: What crime? Dare to do it, sister Ai, from you.

Yi: Yes.

Molly: Say it again.

Yi: It's a girl in love.

Molly: I am not a lover yet. You have feelings, I'm interested. No wonder you ignore me now.

Yi: What are you guessing? This has nothing to do with us.

Li: That's irrelevant. Tell me, who is this fox?

I: Why are you so vulgar? Why is the swearing family a fox?

Li: I scolded you, and you feel distressed. I want to scold you, fox! Weasel!

Yi: You, vulgar!

Molly: I'm vulgar! Now that you have an elegant one, I'm vulgar?

Yi: At least people don't swear!

Molly: Tell me, who is she?

Yi: Why should I tell you?

Molly: Good, good, you finally tore off your honest disguise today. So you are a hooligan who specializes in playing with girls!

Yi: Well, I'll take you to meet this girl today.

Molly: Well, I don't care.

Yi: Today, I want to show you!

Molly: Let me go! You heartless baiwenhang.

Qing: Brother Yi Ming.

Yi: What brings you here?

Qing: Grandma said it was so cold that you were afraid of freezing your body, so she cooked ginger soup and asked me to bring it to you. Drink it quickly!

I: (drinking ginger soup) Your grandmother is really old and in poor health.

Qing: Brother, where's your steamed bread? Eat hot soup quickly. Grandma cries every time she says that you only eat two cold steamed buns at a meal.

Qing: (touching Li) Who is this?

Yi: Ah, this is Xiao Li. Call Sister Xiaoli.

Qing: (happy) You are Sister Xiaoli. Brother Yi often talks about you.

Molly: (looking into green eyes) Why-you are-

Qing: (sad) Sister Xiaoli, I am blind.

Yi: He is a bitter child. When she was not sensible, her parents died one after another, so she could only live with her grandmother alone.

Molly: Then your eyes.

I just graduated from junior high school last year. A car accident made her never see the blue sky and white clouds again. This year, she was admitted to a school for the blind, but her family was too poor to drop out of school.

Qing: Brother Yi paid my tuition, so I can study again. Brother Yi also bought me new clothes. Later, I learned that Brother Yi paid my tuition with the money from shoeshine.

Li: I see. I really really don't know anything. Sister Xiaoqing, don't blame me, okay?

Qing: Sister Xiaoli, you are really, really happy to have such a good boyfriend.

Li: (ashamed) I, Xiaoqing, don't worry, your study and life will be left to you, me and Brother Yi in the future.

Yi: Li!

Li: What are you waiting for? Help Xiaoqing's sister go home.

Yi: Go!