The cross talk they talked about is called "cross talk"

Cross talk, also commonly known as double reed in Cantonese, is a form of cross talk in traditional Chinese art. In the crosstalk, one person is Party A and is called "Diao Ke", and the other is Party B and is called "Peng Ke". Crosstalk is a sublimation of the form of stand-up comedy to make people laugh. One of the forms of cross talk, a type of folk art, in which two people alternately say interesting things to make people laugh.

1. Douer

Douer, a term for folk art, is an actor who constantly tells jokes to make people laugh during a crosstalk performance and mainly narrates the plot of the story, that is, the "protagonist" in the crosstalk. . In traditional cross talk, there should be far more jokes to make people laugh at the poor than to make fun of them. In cross talk, through the foil and foreshadowing of teasing, and the cooperation of teasing and teasing, baggage is gradually formed in the narrative and jokes are produced.

2. Pengcai

Pengcai is a Chinese word, pronounced as gén, which refers to funny words or expressions that make people laugh. Folk art noun. The actor who narrates the storyline in a crosstalk or group crosstalk performance is usually called "B". Also known as "work-measurer".

Extended information:

1. Expression form

1. Pinggui

Generally, it is mainly about describing something or talking about something , usually with a heavy narrative style, with compliments playing a supporting role. There are no long passages in the middle, and there are no fierce conflicts such as teasing children and mothers. It mainly relies on smooth and stable narratives to advance the plot and unfold the burdens.

2. Wenge

Jokes with literary works as the basic content are more elegant and informative. Many works by Ma Sanli and Su Wenmao are wenge, such as " "Three Kingdoms" and so on. The famous crosstalk actor Su Wenmao is known as the "Master of Wengui" because he is good at literary crosstalk.

2. Other forms

1. Stand-up comedy

Stand-up comedy is a form of traditional Chinese cross talk, performed by an actor on stage. Stand-up comedy is the earliest form of cross talk and has been passed down to this day. To this day, stand-up comedy is still on the scene.

2. Group cross talk

Group cross talk is a form of cross talk in the traditional Chinese art. Compared with stand-up cross talk and dialogue cross talk, group cross talk uses more than two people. Actors and tell jokes.

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