Of course, here's a scene that depicts a character using sarcastic language to insult someone else's personal preferences: --- **Scene: Lunch break in the office** **Characters:** - **Li Ming**: A senior member of the team, with a slightly sarcastic personality, who likes to use sarcasm to express dissatisfaction. - **Xiao Zhang**: A new colleague who loves plants and has a desk full of various green plants. **Dialogue:** During lunch break, in the office's tea room, Li Ming walks over to Xiao Zhang's desk and sees Xiao Zhang watering a pot of succulents. **Li Ming** (with a sarcastic tone): "Oh, look at this gardening master, saving the world's doomsday green plants again? Are you sure you're not adding green pollution to the office?" **Xiao Zhang** responds with a smile: "These plants not only purify the air, but also make the work environment more lively. Do you want to try raising one?" **Li Ming** (pretending to think seriously): "Wow, that's great! This way I'll have a green-haired monster to accompany me every day, which will definitely help me improve my work efficiency." The colleagues around him couldn't help but laugh, while Xiao Zhang continued to take care of his plants with ease, seemingly unaffected. --- **Scene Analysis:** In this scene, Li Ming mocks Xiao Zhang's love of plants through sarcastic language. He uses words such as "horticultural master" and "green pollution", which seem to be praises on the surface, but in fact express his disdain and ridicule for Xiao Zhang's interest. Despite Li Ming's sharp words, Xiao Zhang responds with a calm attitude, showing the contrast between the two people's personalities and the collision of different personalities in the workplace.