What does "stand-up comedy" mean? Looking for answers

The term "duck comedy" was invented by Huang Zihua. The English translation of "Stand-Up Comedy" is "Stand-Up Comedy". This translation is very "Cantonese", and many people think the translation is very expressive. Although this term originated from the West, it has many similarities with Chinese cross talk. However, in this era of "seeking novelty" and "seeking creativity", young people are more accepting of some easy-to-understand and vivid terms

Huang Zihua is the ancestor of Hong Kong's "Stand-up Comedy" and has a unique position in the entertainment industry. His original stand-up comedy "Stand-up Comedy" has been popular in Hong Kong for more than ten years. Huang Zihua is not an ordinary actor, but a somewhat naughty "ghost" and a creative artist. With a bachelor's degree in philosophy, he is extremely talented and has his own unique and profound insights into the acting career.

Northerners also have a long-standing and well-known category similar to stand-up comedy: cross talk (called comic cross-talk by foreigners), and stand-up comedy is the origin of cross talk in the opinion of the founder Huang Zihua One of the ways is "stand-up comedy". During the subsequent Tong Tuk Doubles, he felt that since he had held the first stand-up comedy show in Hong Kong, he should also start the "stand-up comedy" show. However, the third form of cross talk, "group cross talk", did not officially appear in a stand-up comedy format, and only appeared briefly in "Suggen SHOW". In addition, before Huang Zihua made his first stand-up comedy, Yu Cheng suggested that he use "Shi Dan Om" to translate Stand Up Comdy. Firstly, the pronunciation is similar to "stand up", and secondly, the meaning is good ('Shi Dan Om' means ' Random words'). Later, this translation was adopted by Lin Haifeng.