Shaking the burden is a term related to learning to tease in which form of Quyi in China?

Shaking baggage is a term of folk art form related to cross talk in China. It refers to exposing the suspense set before, or telling the key parts of the 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.

Tik Tok in cross talk is included in the technique of "teasing", and the technique of "three turns and four shakes" is often used when the structure is burdened. Three turns and four shakes, also known as "three tops and four bumps", means that the licensee can't understand this joke until the third turn. Three turns is paving the way repeatedly, not necessarily just three turns.

Crosstalk-the way to shake the burden;

1, first suppress and then raise.

Praise people or things, and then change the subject, the effect is unexpected, and the scene effect is often particularly good. How can Degang Guo miss this method of thinning luggage? This method is also one of Guo's most important ways to get rid of baggage. There are two ways to express this technique, one is to suppress first and then promote, and the other is to promote first and then suppress. The former is mostly used on oneself, while the latter is mostly used on the holder or the hanging person.

2, shaking three times and four times, the future is bright.

This is the "eight-part essay" in the cross talk, which has a relatively fixed pattern. The method adopted is to guide the audience's auditory inertia, repeatedly emphasize an idea or the intention of teasing for three times (twice, at least four times), and then turn back for the fourth time to expose the original intention of teasing with sudden effect.

3, the cloud mountain fog cover is ridiculous.

It is against the law of things to exaggerate something at will, which is hard to believe. This kind of luggage should be the right size. Once there is a suspicion of "idle nonsense", it is not common in cross talk jokes. Degang Guo, on the other hand, not only uses it much, but also uses it well.

For example, in his masterpiece "Dream of the West", he introduced the tone of cross talk into the atmosphere of boasting and dreaming of Conan from the beginning, thus making the baggage in this work produce an excellent effect of "the more absurd, the happier".