What does "punchline" mean?

The punchline is also called J-spot (simplified from jokes), and some people call it Joker, which refers to the key to funny jokes. Traditional folk art calls it "shaking the burden".

For example, this classic joke: a polar bear stays in a daze on the ice, and when he is really bored, he begins to pluck his own hair. One, two, three, and the last one left, he suddenly shouted, "How cold!" " This joke makes many people shout "cold" one after another, but if people who don't know or have the ability to distinguish cold jokes listen to this joke, they won't laugh because there is no punch line in this joke. In addition, people with low jokes may laugh after listening to this joke, because this joke is still a joke in essence, but it is not very funny.

To sum up, the meaning of punchline is not difficult to understand.

The more prominent a joke is, the funnier it is. No matter how mysterious the joke is. A paragraph with hidden feelings is suitable for people with high paragraphs, and people with low paragraphs sometimes can't understand the paragraph because it is too hidden.

In philosophy, punchline has another meaning, which is the position between laughing and not laughing. For example, someone will say, "Your jokes are so low-level, you can laugh at such a boring joke." .