Comedy art

Comedy is a type of drama, which generally adopts exaggerated techniques, ingenious structure, humorous lines and the portrayal of comedy characters, thus making people laugh at ugliness and comedy and affirm normal life and beautiful ideals. According to the different description objects and techniques, it can be divided into satirical comedy, lyric comedy, absurd comedy and farce. The resolution of comedy conflicts is usually brisk, and usually ends with the hero representing the progressive forces winning or getting what he wants.

The earliest comedy in Europe is the ancient Greek comedy, and the representative writer is aristophanes. 16 and 17 centuries were represented by Shakespeare and Moliere; /kloc-Italian Godoni and French Pierre Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais in the 0/8th century were the representatives of comedy in the European Enlightenment. 19th century was represented by Nikolai Nikolai Gogol of Russia.

There are two kinds of comedies: romantic comedies and satirical comedies.

Romantic comedies draw materials from romantic themes such as love, and use misunderstandings, clarifications and other plots to arrange and promote the plot.

Romantic comedy is called romantic comedy in English.

Satire comedy takes current affairs as the theme, and the author shows his concern for society and politics in his dramatic works with humorous style.

Satire comedy is a satire comedy in English.