Li Yinfei: Thank you.

Ye Peng: Thank you.

Li Yinfei: You see, the performance form of cross talk is very simple.

Ye Peng: Yes.

Li Yinfei: It's like they go to this station to chat casually.

Ye Peng: So actually?

Li Yinfei: Actually, it belongs to oral literature.

Ye Peng: This is also literature and art. ..

Li Yinfei: Because it is called literature.

Ye Peng: How about it?

Li Yinfei: Actors need to have a certain literary level and cultural accomplishment.

Ye Peng: This is a prerequisite.

Li Yinfei: Of course, the conditions of this actor are different.

Ye Peng: That's true.

Li Yinfei: Some people don't have a good education.

Ye Peng: Almost.

Li Yinfei: But for some people, this level of education is good.

Ye Peng: Really?

Li Yinfei: Take Mr. Ye Ye Peng next to me for example.

Ye Peng: Me.

Li Yinfei: Worst of all, it's not modesty, you know?

Ye Peng: Who is modest?

Li Yinfei: This is the worst.

Ye Peng: I am the worst. I am still very modest.

Li Yinfei: Do you admit that language and literature are poor?

Ye Peng: Almost.

Li Yinfei: Almost? Much worse! I assigned composition topics from my childhood teacher.

Ye Peng: What's the topic?

Li Yinfei: My mother.

Ye Peng: Everyone has written it.

Li Yinfei: Listen to what he wrote.

Ye Peng: I write very well.

Li Yinfei: The wind is carrying dark clouds.

Ye Peng: Listen.

Li Yinfei: The sky is very low.

Ye Peng: Description of the big environment.

Li Yinfei: On the winding mountain road.

Ye Peng: How about that?

Li Yinfei: There is a little black dot.

Ye Peng: Huh?

Li Yinfei: That's my mother.

Ye Peng: Hey.

Li Yinfei: Suddenly, a drop of rain hit her face. My mother looked up at the sky, and her feet were faster. She walked so fast, so fast, just to water the thirsty seedlings before the storm came. My great mother.

Crosstalk, a folk rap art. It highlights its characteristics in the form of speaking, learning, teasing and singing. Famous crosstalk performers are Ma, Hou, Hou, Ma, Ma, Ma, Ma, Ma, Ma, Ma? Ma Ji, Hou, Su and so on.

China crosstalk has three cradles: Beijing Tianqiao, Tianjin Quanyechang and Nanjing Confucius Temple. Crosstalk originated in North China, popular in Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei, and spread all over the country and at home and abroad. It began in the Ming and Qing Dynasties and flourished in the contemporary era. Mainly oral performances. There are stand-up crosstalk, mouth-to-mouth crosstalk, group crosstalk, etc., which are rooted in the people and originated from life and are loved by the masses.

Source: Baidu Encyclopedia-Crosstalk