Is the Southern Mandarin crosstalk audience of Guangdong crosstalk performers welcome?

Anton, Zhao,,, Ye Haibin, Wang Xun and. To be honest, I have never heard of who they are, and I am not surprised.

And what you said: "The actors who performed here were also welcomed by many audiences, and the performances on the stage almost achieved the effect of' bombing'!" If this phenomenon exists, there are two reasons.

First, the publicity is well done and the locals are fresh;

Second, most people who watch the performances are not locals. Isn't it said that there are more foreigners than locals now? I think the second reason should be the most.

In the final analysis, it is not an unpopular problem, but a population problem. Most people in Guangdong don't eat spicy food, but why are there so many Hunan restaurants and Sichuan restaurants so popular? It is because many people who eat in it are people from spicy provinces such as Hunan and Sichuan and people who try to eat spicy food. . . . . . So many times, people say they are popular, instead of looking at many people. As for culture, it can't be changed for a while. Just like a cow doesn't drink water, you can't drink with the cow's head pressed. It takes time to accumulate. After a long time, when the cow is thirsty, it will naturally bow its head and drink water. The same is true of culture. After a long time, cultures will blend with each other and there will definitely be a real welcome.

To tell the truth, I am a native of Guangdong. I really don't like comic sketches in the north. I have no feeling at all. As for Huang Junying, as you said, I grew up listening to his comic sketches, which are very nice. This should be culturally related. As for Zhao Benshan and so on. I don't want to express any opinions, because I didn't even know who this person was before I was twenty. Don't blame me for not being sensible. I believe people in many places are the same.

Finally, I said the last sentence: culture is not so easy to change.