All the crosstalk between Wang Qianxiang and Li Zengrui?

1, horse trainer

2. Eat grapes without spitting grape skins.

3. Fairy couple

4. Old Cowherd

5. Fashion models

6. Dialects and foreign languages

7. The art of crying

8. Luo Cheng plays The Story Of Diu Sim.

9. Family protagonist

10, storm

12, individual

13, Susan explained.

14, Shanghai dialect

15, misunderstanding

16, determined to become a success

17, nonsense anecdote

18, to be qualified.

19, with endless changes.

20. On beauty

2 1, technical term

22. Love between uncle and sister-in-law

23. Mount Tai

24. With the storm

25. Drama and Songs

26. Discussion about laughter

27. Zhuge Liang's marriage

28. Learn a few words

29, three unwilling

Wang Qianxiang: crosstalk performer, 1948 was born in Taoyuan, Chengguan Town, wuqing district in February. He is now a national first-class actor, deputy director of Quyi Committee of China Coal Mine Art Troupe, director of China Quyi Association and vice chairman of Beijing Quyi Association.

Li Zengrui: Male, from Yixian County, Hebei Province. Crosstalk master, national first-class actor. I studied under China crosstalk master Mr. Ma Ji. Born in 1947, 1960, he began to engage in cross talk performance art. He and Wang Qianxiang have cooperated for more than 40 years and respected each other, and they are the longest golden partners in the phonology field. He has won many awards in various cross talk competitions in China. CCTV and Shandong TV have produced special programs for them, and often meet the audience in the column "Qu Yuan Miscellaneous Altar". Teacher Li Zengrui is naturally humorous, simple and steady, with tacit understanding, and the temperature is rigorous and moderate, which plays a role in showing the clouds and helping the moon. He is another milestone in the history of cross talk in China.

Crosstalk: (Crosstalk), a kind of folk rap art, the word "Crosstalk" came into being in ancient times, which originally meant imitating other people's words and deeds, and later developed into "image sound". The image sound is also called the image sound next door. Crosstalk originated from the folk rap art in northern China and prevailed in Ming Dynasty. After the development of the Qing Dynasty until the early years of the Republic of China, crosstalk gradually developed from a person imitating ventriloquism to stand-up crosstalk, and its name was changed to crosstalk. One type of stand-up crosstalk has gradually developed into many types: stand-up crosstalk, counterpart crosstalk and group crosstalk, which are integrated into one. Crosstalk has different development modes in three places.