There is a traditional Japanese program in which China holds a fan like a storyteller in his hand. The content is all casual. The name seems to be two words. What's your name?

Japan is an art form similar to cross talk. As the saying goes, water is tight, and talent is in the mouth.

Academy, a traditional Japanese performing art, first refers to people who tell jokes, and then gradually evolved into people who sit on the stage and tell stories (Academy), called "Gao Zuo" (こぅざ), which depicts a long and complicated funny story and pays attention to clothes and music.

Many jokes about tongue dropping have a deep relationship with China, some of which are directly taken from Laughing House edited by Feng Menglong, a writer in China in the late Ming Dynasty, and later influenced by literary works such as Gong unofficial history and Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio.