The main classification of spoken language

Traditional duets can be divided into three categories:

Open mouth (open mouth, open mouth, open mouth) refers to telling a ready-made and complete joke in performance, which is similar to cross talk, independent and often unrelated to the drama, and can be subdivided into three types: flat mouth, funny mouth and serial mouth. Pingkou (story mouth) is mainly a clown narrative, and Dandan occasionally interjects, which is similar to "one head sinks" in cross talk, and his masterpiece is "Can't talk". Mouth-to-mouth refers to two ugly people talking and arguing in turn, which is similar to "Zi Mukuang" in cross talk, and the representative work is Jing Zikou. The serial port (flow port) is mainly the rhyme of clown performance, which is similar to the "crossing port" of cross talk, and the representative work is "alcohol, tobacco, tea and vinegar".

Special mouth (fixed mouth, connected mouth and white mouth) refers to the special speaking mouth in a play. Most of them are spoken words, exclamations or half-speaking and half-singing of the characters in the play between the lyrics, and the content is relatively fixed. For example, the special mouth in "Fool's Blind Date" said: "Your boys are all idiots. Two pieces of money burned somehow. If nothing else, say we are long: graceful lines, slender waist, sprinkle some French perfume, rub some white powder and honey, and smell against the wind for forty miles. You still don't agree with me on this small appearance? "

Snacks (knots, flowery mouths, clever mouths and broken mouths) are mostly short jokes created by actors when communicating with the audience. The form is not eclectic, and sometimes it has nothing to do with the main play. Used for prologue, story introduction, actor introduction or dealing with on-site emergencies, etc. When a couple was watching a performance, the man wanted to leave early, but he tried to leave several times, but he was stopped by the woman. This detail was discovered by the actor on the stage. He improvised: "The duet just started, someone had to leave, and the eldest brother had to leave. The eldest sister dragged her wife to the theatre, which was sweet and loving. We worked so hard, why did you leave, big brother? If I make my sister-in-law angry, how many washboards do I have to kneel on? " Then the audience burst into laughter and the male audience was embarrassed to leave. Zero spoken English is lively, which can be called zero gold and broken jade in the mouth. In addition, deliberately singing the wrong words for humorous effect is called "usurping the mouth", which is similar to Liu Huo's crooked singing in cross talk and is also very common in performances.

With the development of Errenzhuan art, oral English has also made great progress, which is not limited to the above categories. For example, "inverted mouth" refers to imitating dialects in other regions to increase the interest of the performance. When the Northeast Wind Erren Opera Troupe went to Australia to perform, it also tried to "speak English" according to local conditions. Influenced by Stephen Chow's nonsense style, Zhou Yunpeng created his own performance, which seemed awkward but actually funny, and was called "cowardly" by people in the industry. "Dirty mouth" (spring mouth, green mouth and meat mouth) are mostly low-level, obscene and vulgar words, which should not be advocated.