What are the jokes in ancient China?

The early collection of jokes in our country has been widely circulated. Representative ones include: "Xiao Lin" in the Wei Dynasty; "Qi Yan Lu" in the Sui Dynasty; "Shi Lin Guang Ji", "Tiao Yao Bian" and "Kao Zhang Lu" in the Song Dynasty. Especially during the Ming and Qing dynasties, the art of jokes developed particularly rapidly and was collected into volumes. Such as: Ming Dynasty's "Lu Shu", "Ya Shao", "Laughing Praise", "Laughing Mansion", "Guangxiao Mansion", "Ancient and Modern Laughter", "Laughing Forest", "Selected Elegant Laughter", "Laughing Sea Daughter of Gold", "Hua Banquet for Fun and Laughter" "Jiu Ling"; Qing Dynasty's "Laughing Lin Guangji", "Laughing Well", "Laughing Record", "Xi Tan Record", "Laughing Down", etc. are too numerous to mention. 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 undergone great changes. First, they have changed in style. They are easy to understand, concise and shocking, with profound meanings and endless aftertaste. Second, they are rich in content. These jokes reflect human social life and human emotions from multiple angles. , or illusory or substantial, or revealing, or criticizing, or praising, or satirizing, or ridiculing, or explaining; third, the subject matter is wide-ranging, coming from various fields and humanistic theories, and is all-encompassing. Regardless of religious beliefs or status; fourth, internationalization. Jokes are a treasure of the entire human race and are not restricted by national boundaries and are widely circulated. In order to pass down modern jokes as an art of human language, we compiled this book and dedicated it to readers. This book was completed after nearly two years of hard work by dozens of editorial committee members. This book is a book version and comes with a CD. It contains nearly 4,000 jokes and nearly 4,000 cartoons. It is another large-scale joke collection after Wei's "Xiao Lin" and Qing's "Xiao Lin Guang Ji". There are three chapters in the book: "Humor", "Satire" and "Children", and it has ten volumes. During the compilation of this book, nearly 10,000 folk jokes were collected and sorted, a large number of relevant materials were consulted, and under the guidance of experts, we selected the essence and eliminated the dross, striving to achieve perfection in quality.