What does Wong Tze Wah's East Du Xiao mean?

Dong means: Wong Tze Wah, a Hong Kong actor, was introduced to China society from the west in 1990.

The word "Du Dong" means "standing" in Cantonese. But the meaning of "Du Dongxiao" is not as simple as "Du Dong" and "Mix", but that a person standing on the stage can make all the sitting audience laugh.

In Hongkong, it was the first time that Wong Tze Wah performed it as a separate program (more than two hours). 1990, Wong Tze Wah decided to express his personal experience in the entertainment circle in the form of stand-up comedy, and then decided to quit the entertainment circle.

Ironically, however, Wong Tze Wah did not become popular in the entertainment circle for many years, but instantly became popular with Dong's History of Entertainment Circle. And "Dong" is Wong Tze Wah's own name, which also makes Wong Tze Wah the originator of "Dong".

The difference between Dongduxiao and talk show;

1, "Dong" is single-handedly, while the talk show is a group collaboration.

American comedian will ferrell once described "Dong" as "hard, lonely and vicious". "Dong" is a person who stands on the stage and makes everyone laugh. In fact, this form is somewhat similar to a traditional performance form in China-stand-up crosstalk.

2. Stand-up crosstalk is a fixed content, and Dong will change the subject.

Stand-up crosstalk takes fixed topics as its content, humor and laughter as its performance purpose, and entertainment as its main purpose; And "Dong" will constantly change topics, tell stories and express opinions within a general framework with the change of ideas. Moreover, unlike the zero interaction between stand-up crosstalk performers and audience, Dong has frequent interactions on stage and off stage, and there are many direct dialogues between performers and audience.

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