2012 Spring Festival Gala highlights revealed: Zhao Benshan still plays a farmer in the Spring Festival Gala sketch

Highlights of the 2012 Spring Festival Gala: Currently, all CCTV Spring Festival Gala programs have been reviewed and rehearsals began in Studio 1 yesterday. There are more than 40 programs in the Spring Festival Gala. Zhao Benshan still plays a farmer in his skits, and the theme involves public welfare!

2012 Spring Festival Gala highlights revealed: Zhao Benshan still plays a farmer in the Spring Festival Gala sketch

The content of Zhao Benshan's skit has always been the most confidential program of the Spring Festival Gala. However, the chief director Ha Wen accidentally leaked to the media in advance that the subject matter involves public welfare. Zhao Benshan himself also said that he will still play the role of a farmer uncle.

Talking about this year's Spring Festival Gala skit, Zhao Benshan said that the script had just been completed and the subject matter could not be disclosed. As for which apprentice he would bring to the Spring Festival Gala, it would depend on the requirements of the script. In addition to Zhao Benshan, Zhao Family Class also has another skit participating in the language program competition of this year's Spring Festival Gala, which is "Unexpected Harvest" performed by Wang Xiaoli and other disciples. Talking about this skit, Zhao Benshan said that since his disciples are not mature enough and the conditions are not ripe for them to perform alone on the Spring Festival Gala, they will not perform this year.

Regarding the Spring Festival Gala that everyone is paying attention to, Zhao Benshan publicly stated his attitude and said: "As long as I can hold on, I don't want to retire early." Zhao Benshan admitted for the first time that he needs the Spring Festival Gala platform more and hopes to use the Spring Festival Gala platform to bring out more apprentices. "Regarding the Spring Festival Gala, I actually wanted to quit a long time ago. But in the past, I thought this stage could bring me fame, and fame could be exchanged for money. Now I think it is a responsibility. When I leave this stage, I believe that it will be my students who can hold on to this stage, not others. Maybe I am a little selfish."