What were the jokes in ancient China?

China's early jokes have been widely circulated. Representative ones are: Wei's Laughing Forest; Sui "Qi Yan Lu"; Guang Ji, Diao Abuse and Zhang Zhanglu in Song Dynasty. Especially in the Ming and Qing dynasties, the art of jokes developed rapidly and was included in books. Such as: Lu Shu, Ya Sha, Xiao Zan, Fu, Ancient and Modern, Xiao Lin, Xuan, Jin, Hua Yan for fun and drinking orders; There are many works in Qing Dynasty, such as Xiao Ji, Funny, Xiao Xiaolu, Xi Tan Lu and Filial Piety. They have become an indispensable part of people's lives. With the continuous development of human civilization, modern jokes have also developed rapidly. Compared with ancient jokes, modern jokes have changed a lot. First, the style changes, easy to understand, concise and memorable; Second, it is rich in content. These jokes reflect human social life and human feelings from many angles, either illusory or true, or exposed, or criticized, or praised, or satirized, or ridiculed, or explained; Third, a wide range of subjects, from various fields and humanistic theories, are everywhere. Regardless of religious beliefs, regardless of status; Fourth, internationalization, jokes are the treasure of all mankind, and they are not restricted by national boundaries and are widely circulated. In order to spread modern jokes and the art of human language, we edited this book and dedicated it to readers. This book was written by dozens of editors after nearly two years of hard work. This book is a CD-ROM version with nearly 4,000 jokes and 4,000 cartoons. This is another large-scale joke integration after Wei Xiaolin and Guang Lin Jr. There are three humorous articles, satirical articles and children's articles in the book, with ten volumes. In the compilation of this book, I collected and sorted out nearly ten thousand folk jokes and consulted a lot of relevant materials. Under the guidance of experts, take its essence and discard its dross to achieve perfection in quality.