Zhou Libo, tell the truth, what kind of person are you?

Zhou Libo was born on April 22, 1967. He joined the Shanghai Comedy Troupe in 1981 and studied under Zhou Baichun, a veteran of Shanghai folk art and comedy circles. He became famous in the late 1980s. His performance style is unique, integrating cold-faced comedy from various schools, without losing the humor and ridicule of humanity. Over the years, in order to expand his own limitations, Zhou Libo traveled across the sea, did business, and went abroad, but he always cared about the performing arts. He said in an interview that my life accumulation and social experience over the years have been prompting me to find a new breakthrough point that can express the modern Shanghai-style performing arts culture. When the opportunity comes, I will stand on the stage again. Sure enough, at the end of 2008, the Shanghai-style clear-mouthed "Laughing at Thirty Years" and "Laughing at Shanghai" created by Zhou Libo caused a strong sensation in Shanghai, and it was hard to get a ticket. The art form is the original Shanghai-style Qingkou (different from the erotic jokes that rely on pornographic jokes), with one person, a prompt folder, and a chair, performing in the form of a Shanghainese talk show for 2 hours.

In 1990, 23-year-old Zhou Libo was sentenced for accidentally injuring his girlfriend’s father, who was fiercely opposed to his relationship at the time. He was forced to leave the stage, causing regrets in the comedy industry...

Talk about In the "accident" that almost overturned his artistic career, Zhou Libo said: "After experiencing various misunderstandings and twists and turns, my father-in-law and I have now shaken hands and made peace. After all, my wife and I truly love each other. Today, we are still taking care of my father-in-law." "And Mrs. Zhou Libo has never regretted her original choice: "Zhou Libo is talented and responsible, and everything in the past was just a misunderstanding."

In these years, Zhou Libo has traveled abroad and traveled abroad. He always cared about stage art. Encouraged by his seniors Wang Rugang and Yan Shunkai, as well as his friends Guan Dongtian and Sun Xuchun, he finally plucked up the courage to step onto the stage again. Zhou Libo, who was known as the "Shanghai Living Treasure" at that time, although he has not appeared on the stage for more than ten years, his style is still as good as before. He told reporters that although he has not had the opportunity to stand on stage and perform for the audience in recent years, he cannot suppress his sense of humor.

Participated in the long-running TV sitcom "A Troubled Family", playing the role of the eldest son of Zhou, and cooperating with Lu Liang and others, and had wonderful performances

Main performances:

2006-2007 "Shanghai Qingkou" (Lanxin Theater)

Late 2008-early 2009 "30 Years of Laughter" (Maiki Theater)

2009 May - Today's "Laughing in Shanghai" (Maiki Theater)

Highlights of Zhou Libo's performance

With a small parted hair, a decent suit, and a few bottles of mineral water, Zhou Libo doesn't change clothes or take a break. He alone, with one mouth and a reminder clip, holds up a Shanghai-style mouth clearing performance. His stand-up includes both traditional gimmicks and more fashionable jokes; it includes talk shows, talent performances and text message interactions. He talks about love, marriage, family, career, and wealth, often inadvertently inserting incredible gimmicks, and integrates his own life insights into the chat with the audience. After the death of Zhou Baichun, the master of comedy, he used his realistic imitation to let the audience appreciate the master's style. With the stock market plummeting and the subprime mortgage crisis, he launched the "I'm Crazy About Money" special financial program.

Zhou Libo said frankly that his originality has the shadow of storytelling and sketches, but also has the characteristics of talk show and one-man show. For example, in "30 Years of Laughter", due to the addition of "new weapons" multimedia, the past grass-green military uniforms, bell-bottom pants, afros, old-fashioned public telephones found in the Shanghai Telecom Museum and Brick Phones and bicycle tickets collected by "car owners" All precious old objects are reproduced on the stage one by one. He proudly said: "I just want more audiences to feel the charm of comic art and correct the misleading tendency of some colleagues to mistake vulgarity for people-friendly."

Guan Dongtian, Zhou Libo's special art director, believes that , the theater stage has always been full of serious faces, but Zhou Libo's things are very relaxed, "Many common things, such as fried dough sticks, fried dumplings, and malted milk that were rare to eat when I was a child, are very interesting when he says it in his mouth, and he can When it comes to other people's hearts, it arouses everyone's screams.

"Famous Peking Opera actor Guan Dongtian told the media that they had made statistics and found that there were more than 500 laughs and about 200 applause in a performance.

Zhou Libo's trump card is "promoting narrowness", and he is always 20 When he became famous a few years ago, he had a bad look on his face and could make the audience laugh with just a few words. His stunts were unique, his performances were both solemn and humorous, entertaining and educational, and his lines were full of Shanghai-style thinking and rich imagination, such as "Last year the stock market was the brain. Congestion, congestion, and hemiplegia”; “In the past 30 years, there have been two wheels less and four wheels more. In the past, those who took taxis were large households, but now those who take taxis are considered retail investors.”... In his words, Among the various anecdotes that keep up with the times, the audience is nostalgic and enlightened. Experts praised: "The gimmicks, which are full of laughter but contain philosophy everywhere, are no longer the small-town comedy of the past, but have entered a stage that is suitable for old Shanghai." This is a state of great comedy that impresses the people of New Shanghai. ”

Classic lines:

You must tolerate my ignorance just like you tolerate your leaders. I don’t mean that leaders must be ignorant, but ignorance is basically leaders.

You will offend your friends and leaders if you tell the truth, and you will offend yourself if you tell lies.

A person must have a legal concept and know how to protect himself. Of course, after you understand the law. If you don't break the law, it's a waste.