What are the funny burdens of Miao Fu and Wang Sheng's eight hilarious comic dialogues counted by Qingqu Society?

Miao Sheng is a rookie in the phonology field in recent years. At the same time, they also rely on their works to accumulate a good reputation and high popularity. Their unit is Qingqu Society in Xi 'an, which is a large cross talk performance group in northwest China. The two of them are very accomplished in cross talk and have a solid foundation. Crosstalk works also have a lot of burdens. Let's have a look. He has those interesting burdens.

Among their works, my favorite is the omniscient cross talk. This is a joke they told when they took part in a competition. This work is based on China's four classic novels. The content of the famous works was humorously adapted, and a very excellent work was presented to the audience.

In this joke, they incorporated many historical allusions, such as Jingwei's reclamation, Kuafu's pursuit of the sun, Ina's making trouble in the sea and so on, and combined them with the contents of the four classical novels. Miao Fu and Wang Sheng have mixed humorous dialects such as Baodi dialect, Wuhan dialect and Sichuan dialect, which sounds very funny. What I remember most clearly is the fragment of Gong Yu's mountain.

Miao Fu said that once upon a time there was a man named Yugong. He was not a fisherman, but he was doing nothing to dig mountains there. Wang Sheng said that this stupid old man is a pangolin. Miao Fu also said that there were pangolins, and Wang Sheng said that Gong Yu would take guys to dig mountains. Later, Miao Fu said, that is, digging mountains, digging, digging and digging all the time. This persistent spirit touched the Jade Emperor. God sent two Hercules to move the Imperial Palace and Taihang Mountain, so the mountain moved away. Miao Fu said it suddenly became clear, and the WiFi signal was full immediately. Hearing this, I feel very funny. He organically combined the story of Yishan in Gong Yu with modern WiFi. Although there is some truth, it sounds really natural. With the barrier of mountains, the WiFi signal is definitely not good. After the mountain moved out, the WiFi signal was ready immediately, which was logically related.