What does the network language burden mean?

The meaning of network language baggage refers to exposing the suspense set before, or the key parts of jokes that have been prepared before, such as jokes. The last ridiculous and finishing touch is called baggage.

There are about twenty kinds of baggage techniques in cross talk. Many people equate "baggage" with jokes, which is wrong. "Baggage" is a term of crosstalk, which refers to the comedy effect achieved through careful organization and bedding.

For example, in Ma's I'm Teasing You, there are many stories about how thieves play games with tigers and teach them to pronounce their names. After so much preparation, the thief finally came and stole the sheets that Mother Tiger hung outside to make the audience laugh.

The artistic means of Burden;

Actors generally believe that it is very important to use language skills flexibly to shake "Bao Er". Art proverbs have the name of "paving the way", that is, it is pointed out that only by carefully considering the psychological state of the audience and skillfully binding "Bao Er" layer by layer in a timely and appropriate way can the effect of resounding through the room be achieved.

There is a saying in Beijing Quyi that "clothes and ancient paintings are in season". In this regard, many Quyi artists stressed that shaking the "burden" and making jokes should be varied and eclectic, grasping the sense of proportion, and teasing without abuse is the best.