The answer for foodies may be to hit the watermelon in front of the air conditioner.
In my opinion, this summer has another kind of cool: sitting in the cool air conditioner and watching an epic fantasy drama about "winter is coming".
Yes, just watch Game of Thrones.
In 4 days and less than 100 hours, Game of Thrones season 7 will air.
Take a look at this explosive trailer, you can't wait, right?
https://v.qq.com/x/page/g03799kohn2.html
After watching the trailer, please be patient.
Before that, I will introduce you to a short film related to "Game of Thrones", which is "Seven Days of Hell" today.
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Before watching this film, you would never have imagined that Jon Snow in "Game of Thrones" has also acted in such a limitless movie - this is definitely not a title party: This short film of less than 42 minutes can only be spread in the cloud disk.
Why do you say that? Take a look at the screenshots below and you'll know.
(Tennis star pushes the referee during the game)
(The BBC host stopped his belly and smoked during the live broadcast and watched fresh tennis meat)
(The bird is exposed in the live TV. In order to ensure that it can be sent out, the picture can only be like this)
(A great harmony is blatantly achieved on the field of play)
If it's just an ordinary movie, it's more than 40 minutes long. The important thing is that there are many male gods in this movie.
Yes, you read that right, it is your Lord Jon Snow.
Also, Jon Snow played the main character. Here he is playing a person with a low IQ (actually a bit low), he was originally going to be a truck driver, he broke into the tennis world by accident, and fought with people for seven days and seven nights...
and experienced a series of Bizarre, absurd, incredible, indescribable events.
Not too much spoilers.
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It’s nothing if it’s just a spoof short film.
After all, corrupt domestically spoofed talents, and corrupt domestic dramas have not less poisoned young people in the past two years.
This drama is absolutely there: by passing these absurd and impossible, it is actually a slap in the face of the British tennis world.
This circle is pretentious, chaotic, and messy. Not only is the data falsified with no limit, but the referee is also in tune with athletes and TV stations...
It is a victory for this film to be made.
"Seven Days of Hell", you deserve it.
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