What cross talks are there about "small copper straw hat for fire fighting" and "small leather ball for traveling"

You may have heard versions of Guo Quanbao and Liu Baorui. Behaviorism mainly tells some interesting stories about pawnshops in the old society. One layman didn't pretend to understand. As a result, a lot of jokes were made. The brass cymbals on the stage are called "small copper straw hats for fire fighting", and the single leather (also percussion instruments) is called "small leather washbasin for travel", and so on.

It should be noted that the original version of "On Doing Business" is "timid". Different from the modern version, the protagonist of the old version is a poor foreigner who makes a living in Beijing. He works as a handyman in a pawnshop and finds it not difficult. He pretended to stand at the counter and made a joke. In previous performances, actors often used more gimmicks to ridicule the ignorance and simplicity of strangers, which greatly reduced the style of their works. After the 1950s, the appreciation taste of actors and audiences gradually improved, the old performances were constantly improved, the image of the protagonist also changed, and the theme of the works became well-intentioned satire.

When Guo Quanbao and Liu Baorui put forward the theory of party conduct, it was already 1950s. Because pawnshops were basically replaced by entrusted banks during this period, most audiences were not familiar with this industry. So when performing this traditional program at that time, most of the actors added some comments on the commercial phenomena in the old society. In fact, they used a part of another traditional cross talk, the theory of buying and selling, as a "cushion" to cut out the traditional theory of doing business.

There are many famous crosstalk performers who have performed when talking. In addition to Guo's and Liu's versions, you can also listen to "On Party Spirit" by Tan Boru, whose content is similar to the former, which is recorded in 1950 ... Wang Changyou and Tan Boru are old artists of Beijing Quyi Troupe. Although unknown, their artistic level is quite high and worth appreciating.

Besides, you can also listen to the theory of business, which is also very interesting. Personally, I prefer veteran Guo Rongqi's version.

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Guo Quanbao's theory of doing business with Liu Baorui: /programs/view/9jur3idUgyc/

Wang Changyou and Tan Boru's Way of Doing Business: /programs/view/RxSXoHIsBx0/

Guo Rongqi's theory of buying and selling: /programs/view/3CVs7eCSliY/