Heard a very good piano music, Flower Dance, the beginning of an English dialogue, as follows:
Lucy: "They serve the purpose of changing hydrogen into breathable oxygen, and they ' re as necessary here as the air I S, on Earth. " Lucy: "They turn water into breathing oxygen, which is as important as the air on Earth." "Ray:" but I still say......they ' re flowers. " Ray: But, I still want to say ... They're just flowers. "Lucy:" If you like. " Lucy: "If you must think so ..." Ray: "Do you sell them?" Ray: "Then you can't sell it?" "Lucy:" I ' m afraid not. " Lucy: "I'm afraid not." "Ray:" But, maybe we could make a deal. " Ray: "But maybe we can make a deal."
(The following two sentences are not in the song) Lucy: "What does you mean?" Lucy: "What do you mean?" Ray: "Oh, you see, you won ' t has to send them anywhere. I ll pay for them, and then, I'll leave them here, for you. " Ray: "Oh, you see, you don't have to send flowers anywhere." I'll buy them, and then I'll leave the flowers here and give it to you. "
Check, this dialogue from the film "Assignment:outer Space" also known as Space Man, is a 1960s old film, in the watercress score is not high ~
The background of the dialogue is:
In the spaceship, some plants are used to generate oxygen, the female is responsible for the management, and the male uses these flowers to chat.
Ref
Http://baike.baidu.com/view/5616330.htm
Classic Sister bridge segment: Flower Dance opening dialogue