You are given a conversation between two people. 'Person1:' and 'Person2:' are used to separate their respective dialogues. Your task is to label each of the continuous conversations done by one speaker with the emotion detected in that particular part. Your labels can be one among the following: 'No emotion', 'surprise', 'happiness', 'sadness', 'anger', 'disgust'.

Example Input: Person1: My god , it's such a lovely lake ! The lake has a water surface of 56 square kilometers .
Person2: No wonder it looks so huge .
Person1: We are now walking on what is in fact an island . Here we get one of the 10 sceneries of the West Lake , Autumn Moon over the Calm Lake .
Person2: Why is it called Autumn Moon over the Calm Lake ?
Person1: It's so named because in the pavilion over there the great poet Bai Buyi of the Tang Dynasty would take a rest after drinking a little too much , and watch the moon over the lake .
Person2: Very romantic .
Person1: Now let's board the boat and have a ride on the lake .
Person2: Sure ( They get on the boat ) .
Person1: Wang , what's that building over there ? It looks like some sort of a huge pavilion .
Person2: You are right . That's the Heart of Lake Pavilion , situated on an islet.It was built in 1552 and is the largest pavilion on the West Lake . Oh , here we are at the Little Yingzhou island . Let's get off the boat . Please watch your steps .
Example Output: happiness,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,happiness,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion

Example Input: Person1: Hello , Tom ! Do you have plans for this evening ?
Person2: Nothing special .
Person1: How about having dinner with me ?
Person2: That's great . I would love to . And when ?
Person1: Let ' s fix it at seven o'clock , OK ?
Person2: No problem . However , maybe I should come early to help you prepare the dinner .
Person1: Don ' t worry . I will arrange everything .
Person2: All right , see you tonight .
Person1: See you .
Example Output: No emotion,No emotion,happiness,happiness,happiness,happiness,happiness,happiness,happiness

Example Input: Person1: Tiffany , why are more and more people turning to the Web to find a mate ?
Person2: I think that , as more people use the Internet for both work and pleasure , it makes more sense as a tool to connect with people , and the stigma of meeting someone online is reduced .
Person1: There are actually special sites for people looking to date within their specific ethnic group and age group . But how should you screen potential mates ? Do you suggest talking to them on the phone right away or communicating via e-mail ?
Person2: I would say do not make the e-mail exchange too long . A lot of times a connection via e-mail creates almost a false sense of intimacy . Quickly make sure there is a connection in the physical world .
Person1: Can you give us any other safety tips for people pursuing relationships on the Net ?
Person2: I'd suggest you not give out too much personal information , like your home address , until after several dates . Just keep up the same guards you would keep up if you were meeting any stranger .
Person1: Besides the growth of these matchmaker sites , do you have any stats on success rates ? Are people out there finding true and lasting love through the Internet
Person2: Well , for a site like ecrush.com , since their debut in Valentine's Day in 1999 , of the 1.5 million people who have joined ecrush.com , 300000 have actually matched .
Person1: Do you have any successful stories to share ?
Person2: Yes , the couple that I highlighted at today's show met on Match.com and they're getting married this summer .
Example Output:
No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion,No emotion