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It's supposed to be a genius nanny, the synopsis of the story.

Fran Van, a Jewish girl who originally lived in Queens, new york, was dumped by her Italian boyfriend and boss at the beginning of the story and was forced to sell cosmetics to a wealthy family on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. The head of the household is Maxwell Sheffield, a Broadway producer, a widower of English aristocratic descent and three children. Max mistakenly thought that she was applying for a job as a nanny. When she was not careful, Fran's funny life at Sheffield's house began. Fran's biggest feature is that her nasal voice is particularly strong (the heroine herself is like this), and she often makes a hullabaloo about in a strange voice, which may be unbearable for many viewers. Her usual clothes are extremely gaudy, her hair is swollen, her exaggerated and weird manners and words are incompatible with the rigid and serious Sheffield family, and her methods of educating her children are also very strange. The collision between upper class and civilian class, British and American culture and Jewish culture makes jokes emerge one after another. The eldest of the three children has no confidence; The son is naughty; The younger daughter is precocious, so it is common to see a psychiatrist. Her mouth is full of psychological jargon. The nanny's honest, kind, decisive and family-oriented personality slowly brought joy to the family, made the family's mentality healthier, and she was completely integrated into family life. Niles, the housekeeper, is smart and humorous, monitoring and eavesdropping on all kinds of funny things happening at home, and helping everyone solve problems again and again with his ironic wisdom and vivid language. He soon realized that Fran could bring warmth to his family, and stood by her all the time, and at the same time made fun of his work partner Cece, who laughed at his master. Cece is a vicious, cold and unlovable woman (even her own dog doesn't like her). She always thinks of Max and Fran as her sworn enemy, but she has to deal with all kinds of teasing and bullying from the housekeeper all the time. The hero and heroine liked each other from the beginning, but both of them were too shy to make it clear. The screenwriter has been using this clue to make all kinds of jokes. At the end of the fifth season, they finally got married and gave birth to twins in the sixth season. What surprised the audience most was that Cece and the housekeeper finally came together after years of teasing and attacking each other. Fran's Jewish mother often visits her, often steals food from children's plates (because "children can't eat such a big thing"), and always nags her daughter to get married early. Fran's Jewish grandmother, on the other hand, is a chain smoker. Her interests are the same as Fran's mother's. It is Genvrain and her master who come together. This play was once performed in Chinese mainland. The protagonist of this play is Jewish, and it is a sitcom centered on female characters. The heroine's nanny is played by fran drescher, and many of her relatives' names are borrowed from Zhuo Xue's real relatives and friends. The executive producers of the play were Franjo Snow herself and her then husband Peter Marc Jacobson. Other introductions: The play is very popular, and many big stars come to make guest appearances, among which the most famous ones include Céline Dion, elton john, hugh grant and Elizabeth Taylor. Roger Clinton, the younger brother of American President Bill Clinton, also appeared in the play many times.