What does comedy mean?

Comedy is a type of drama, which is usually interpreted as comedy or comedy. With exaggerated techniques, ingenious structure, humorous lines and comic character portrayal, people laugh with ugliness and affirm normal life and beautiful ideals.

According to the different description objects and techniques, it can be divided into satirical comedy, impromptu comedy, lyric comedy, absurd comedy and farce. The content can be social criticism with irony and political wit or intelligence, or it can be pure farce, comedy and farce. The resolution of comedy conflicts is usually brisk, and usually ends with the hero representing the progressive forces winning or getting what he wants.

On June 1895 and 10, Louis Lumière produced the world's first comedy "Watered Gardener", which was the first comedy.

Mancai (Japanese: Mancai/まんざぃぃぃぃ/Manzai) is a Japanese form of platform comedy, similar to China's cross talk. It originated from the ancient Japanese traditional performance form "Long Live" and gradually developed in Kansai.

Mancai is usually performed by two people. One person is responsible for the more serious role of finding fault (ツッコミ), and the other person is responsible for the more funny role of playing the fool (ボケ). They tell jokes to each other at a very fast speed. Most jokes revolve around misunderstandings, puns and homophones between two people.