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Traditional cross talk was gradually formed in a long historical stage, absorbing nutrients from various arts and life. Like all folk literature, traditional cross talk has its collective, oral, variability and inheritance characteristics. Generally, there are no professional authors and no fixed literary base. It has often been practiced by countless artists and passed through by the audience. Select, compare, and finally become a mature work.

Classification

Divided into performance forms

Single-spoken crosstalk, dialogue crosstalk, and group crosstalk are divided into four subjects of crosstalk

Further Speaking, traditional cross talk can also be divided into four categories according to speaking, learning, teasing, and singing; and even adding criticizing, speaking, discussing, and timiding, it constitutes eight categories:

Speaking repertoire accounts for the largest proportion , such as "Tie a Doll", "Open a Porridge Factory", "Host and Guest Questions and Answers", "Article Meeting", etc.;

Repertoire learned, such as "Learning the Four Phases", "Learning to Call", "Selling Cloth Heads" ", "Learning Radio", etc.;

Funny repertoire, such as "Five Red Pictures", "Bell Score", "Big Face", "Spring Festival Couplets", etc.;

The first thing to sing was to learn to sing Taiping lyrics, and later to learn to sing various operas and drum music, such as "Learning Drums", "Learning Peking Opera", "Da Shang Shou", etc.; there were also "legs" that led operas to the stage "Live", such as "Yellow Crane Tower", "Fenhe Bay", "Dou Gong's Training of Women", "Hongyang Cave", etc.

As for the four categories of criticizing, speaking, discussing, and timidity, they are differentiated from the speaking programs.

The repertoire of criticism is mostly distorted to create gimmicks, such as "Criticism of the Three Kingdoms", "Criticism of Liaozhai", etc.;

The repertoire of lectures, such as "Teaching the Four Books", "Teaching the Three-Character Classic" ”, “Telling Hundreds of Family Surnames”, etc.;

Repertoire of thesis, such as “Theory on Card Playing”, “Theory on Small Business”, “Theory on Stealing”, “Theory on Family”, etc.;

The repertoire of timidity, such as "timidly pulling a cart", "timidly looking at faces", "timidly shaving one's head", "timidly following", etc. "Cowardly" here implies mockery. Divided based on the basic performance skills of cross talk

Furthermore, traditional cross talk can also be divided into the following subdivisions:

Yiguankou (the expression of continuous large lines of lines). For example, "Menus", "Geographical Maps", "Foreign Medicine Prescriptions", etc.

2. Pouting (imitation of local dialects). For example, "Learning the Four Phenomenons", "Looking for a Church Meeting", "Cowardly Pulling a Car", etc.

Three Liuhuo (referring to jokes about learning to sing). For example, "Eight Major Reforms", "Beijing Commentary on Yue", "Learning Dagu", etc.

4. Scripts adapted from jokes or short plays. For example, "Three Myopias", "Taking Mandarin Jackets", "Upgrading to Three Levels in a Row", etc.

5 Most of the jokes adapted from storytelling are stand-up. For example, "Eight Sticks" (eight sections such as "Yueming Tower"), "Shandong Fighting", "Zhang Guangtai Returns Home", etc.

Six jokes adapted from folk tales. For example, "Fei Bidian Taiyuan", "Huang Banxian", etc.

Seven jokes adapted from Shu Shuo Shuo. For example, "quip", "anyway", etc.

Eight. A joke adapted from the Lianba style. For example, "The Great Bodyguard", "On Boxing", etc.

Nine jokes adapted from Taiping lyrics. For example, "Han Xin's Fortune Telling", "Persuading People", etc.

Ten. Word game-like jokes. For example, "Tianwang Temple", "Eight Auspicious Things", "Looking for Five Sons", etc.

11. Argumentative jokes are mostly narrated. For example, "Bell Score", "Five Red Pictures", etc.

Twelve crooked jokes. For example, "Criticizing the Three Kingdoms", "Criticizing the Three-Character Classic", etc.