Both of them are descendants of Houmen. Why do Ma Ji and Hou have conflicts? Even to death?

As a family, what caused them to turn against each other, so that after Ma Ji's death, Hou was the first to jump out and oppose the media calling Ma Ji a master.

Why are there contradictions between Ma Ji and post-Wen Yao? The contradiction and dispute between Ma Ji and the later generation probably started with the disaster. It is said that Ma Ji once slapped Hou. This matter is naturally taboo in the phonograph world, and even becomes pale and powerless. Degang Guo and Ma Ji once discussed this issue in the program "Serve People with Virtue". Degang Guo said: I specifically asked Master and Uncle about this matter, but neither of them admitted it.

Ma Dong explained: Father Ma Ji was too lazy to explain this, which made rumors spread gradually until his death and did not solve this problem; Huang Hong's father, Huang Feng, wrote a certificate, and if necessary, he would take it out to prove his innocence.

Whether it is true or not is not clear for a long time, but what is certain is that it took many years for the mentor and the apprentice to reconcile, and both of them were vague, which kept the rumors circulating. The grudges of the second generation cannot be incurred. Here is a revelation.

Ma Ji wrote a cross talk during the catastrophe. It is called "training and waiting"; After the disaster, I also wrote a cross talk called "Training Horses". I don't know if you have heard this story.

It should be noted that this matter has not been proved true or false, and it is regarded as a joke. It is estimated that Mr. Ma Ji would not do such a thing, and the following new joke is not feasible.

Then there is Ma Ji's attitude towards Ma Lisan, which is basically the same word: Never before, never after. The relationship between Ma's family and Hou's family is hard to say, and there are also barriers. One thing can be proved-after death, he didn't tell the horse. Is this because horses are in poor health and are not suitable for traveling? In this way, it will inevitably lead to Hou's dissatisfaction, thus further deepening the contradiction.

Another reason is that Hou despises Ma Ji and Ma Ji despises Hou. One of the important reasons why Ma Ji refused to let his son Ma Dong enter the crosstalk industry is that the industry is too ugly, which is also one reason why Ma Ji moved closer to Ma Lisan.

When Ma Ji was young, he studied art at Hou's home and was bullied by Hou. As the old saying goes, a slave is as big as a master, let alone his own son. Hou didn't care much about his father's disciples from an early age. This habit continued until he became famous as an adult, was born in Houmen and died of puffed up.

Ma Ji can only secretly vent his anger. People under the eaves have to bow their heads. I just hope that I will become famous soon and don't suffer indignities. This is also the reason why Beijing Crosstalk was later divided into Ma and Hou schools. Ma Ji always taught Xu not to be arrogant just because of who your father is, and not to be arrogant to everyone. This kind of education has also influenced Degang Guo subtly, and the family education in Guo Qilin is an example.

Actually Hou Linbao began to suppress Ma Ji in his later years, but Ma Ji didn't say a word out of kindness, and this suppression continued, so we should all understand the strength of Hou Men and his son.

If Hou didn't become an apprentice later, the Hou family would become a "sinner" in the cross talk circle. Therefore, many people now say that the only contribution is to accept Hou as an apprentice.