What does "East Du Xiao" mean in Cantonese?

The word "Dong" in my impression was invented by Wang Zihua. East Du Xiao can be regarded as a translation of English "Stand Up Comedy". This translation is so "Cantonese" that many Hong Kong people find it vivid. Although the word originated in the West, it has many similarities with the cross talk of China people. It is only in this era of "seeking novelty" and "seeking creativity" that young people have accepted some easy-to-understand and vivid terms.

Dong, which has just been finished, is called "War of Complaints and Entertainment", and the performer is an unknown Huang Zhanshen. His name is pronounced the same as the original name of the late James J.S.Wong, but his uncle is the forest forest. The deep affection with Sam (mbth of Huang Zhanshen) is due to the film Waiting for Tung Chee-hwa, which was made five years ago. This movie can be regarded as a movie played by a brand-new person. Sam, who had just graduated from the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts at that time, was chosen to play one of the juvenile delinquents. Later, he was asked to appear in my film, and he would ask me to watch every stage performance.

Watching Sam's complaining performance reminds me of Wong Tze Wah's first "Donkey Laughter" performance twenty years ago. Hanako, who was not famous at that time, only performed in the "Gangcheng Contemporary Dance Company", which was a small theater that could only accommodate less than 200 spectators. I was one of the people behind the show.

In fact, Hanako is not the first person to perform "Du Dongxiao" in Hong Kong. Guo Huashao used to perform similar programs at the Hong Kong Art Ear Society, but there was no such name as "Du Dongxiao" at that time.

Guo Huazhao, also known as Shao Huazai, was a cultural figure in the 1980s. Over the years, he worked as an editor, founded the young people's magazine "YES" with Jenny Tseng, wrote a script, played a movie, played a leading role, suffered from tongue cancer, and now he is a radio presenter. When Shao Huazai was a "cultural man", he worshipped the living land very much. Aaron (Woody Allen) is also alive? Aaron, he only started laughing because he was alive? Before becoming a director, Allen was an excellent stand-up comedian. Stand-up comedy is a part of American pop culture. Before Wong Tze Wah's Donkey Laughter, many people thought stand-up comedy was very new and "western". They didn't know that standing on the stage without any scenery or decoration would make you famous and make money. They thought that all the people who made and watched Donkey Laughter were intellectuals. Of course, those people are people who have never seen or know cross talk; They don't know, in fact, many contents and topics of stand-up comedy are very grassroots.