"Impossible to challenge" Hawick Lau opens excavator
Recently, in the CCTV comprehensive channel broadcast every Sunday night eight points of the original inspirational challenge program "challenge impossible", its wonderful programs and beautiful stars have become the two magic weapon to attract the eye. In the third phase of the program, Hawick Lau, the man who lives in the field, controls the giant digger of hornet, shaking the audience.
《挑战不可能》 刘恺威开挖掘机出场
Which technology is strong?" The advertisement language is familiar to everyone, as "challenge impossible" third program "challenge ambassador", Hawick Lau this appearance can be called domineering side leakage, the day opened a "Bumblebee" type of heavy excavator, crazy drag on the stage, kill a piece.
Hawick Lau, who is addicted to excavators, let the anchors and judges Qing Dong make fun of the excavator shooting. It will become an entertainment item, like a shopping mall doll machine. But Hawick Lau laughs, "it's much harder for the excavator than for a racing car."
At the same time, Hawick Lau in the field with small Sa "bull" PK game, using the "tactical" for host Sa Beining all rush to pick up the ball, but also let the audience see from "Idol" to "super Daddy" Hawick Lau, on the TV screen charisma, even let Qing Dong a second chamber and the Hong Kong and Taiwan the intimate interaction.
It is reported that Hawick Lau is "challenge impossible" on the stage after Huang Zitao, another "challenge ambassador", this domineering debut, really do not have the title of male god. Hawick Lau challenged and challenged the challenger as a teacher in the "impossible challenge". Using the excavator to clip basketball, Hawick Lau tried to get addicted to it.
Now it seems that the original feeling and there are distant from the engineering machinery, more and more entertainment in people's lives, like children excavator, excavator, excavator, excavator cooking vegetables do escort vehicles, excavators for us to build better homes, but also make our life more colorful.
