Why do Guo Degang's apprentices often betray their master, but Zhao Benshan's apprentices do not?

Because most of Guo Degang’s disciples became monks halfway and were too self-reliant, but Zhao Benshan’s disciples were born and raised, low-key and powerful!

Let’s talk about Guo Degang’s disciples first

Among Guo Degang’s many disciples, Cao Yunjin is relatively outstanding. It should be said that Cao Yunjin only followed Guo Degang when he was in his early 20s. After several years of hard work, Cao Yunjin was recognized by Guo Degang and helped by Yu Qian, and finally became famous in the cross talk circle. At this time, Cao Yunjin was only less than 30, but in terms of his debut, It's time. It is true that he became a monk halfway, because Cao Yunjin had already started in the cross talk circle for seven or eight years before joining Guo Degang's Deyun Society. After becoming famous, Cao Yunjin was a little overconfident, and some people followed their words, which is why Cao Yunjin and Guo Degang's mutual quarrel and Cao Yunjin's divorce!

Let’s take a look at Zhao Benshan’s apprentices again

The more famous ones among Zhao Benshan’s apprentices are Xiao Shenyang, Xiao Shen Long, Song Xiaobao, Wang Xiaoli, etc. In fact, if we observe carefully, you You will find that these people are all very popular and powerful actors in the entertainment industry and even the entertainment industry. Most of them have joined the ranks of Zhao Benshan's apprentices when they were teenagers, especially Song Xiaobao and Xiao Shenyang. It should be said that Most of them were disciples who were born and raised in Zhao Benshan and brought up by him. Of course, they later lived up to expectations. Each of them was able to stand alone, and none of these disciples seemed to be particularly high-profile or flamboyant. Relatively speaking, they They are all relatively modest, and should be called modest and powerful!

To sum up: reasons such as the time of entry, personal talents and attitude towards things directly affect their attitude towards their masters. One is prone to overestimation and betrayal of his masters, while the other respects his masters. , virtue and art...