The reporter asked Peisi Chen: Who is the Orthodox Christian, Degang Guo or Jiang Kun? What did Peisi Chen say?

After years of "war of words", Jiang Kun and Degang Guo seem to have reached the point where "China thieves are awkward". Degang Guo and Jiang Kun are both engaged in cross talk performances, so who is the orthodox cross talk? On this issue, the famous comedian Peisi Chen was interviewed by the media. The venerable Peisi Chen did not directly answer this question, but said: The essence of cross talk is to make people laugh. As long as it can make the audience happy, it is a good cross talk.

1. Peisi Chen didn't answer directly, but said that the essence of cross talk is happiness. Although Peisi Chen didn't answer this question directly, I did hear the answer from his words. I think Peisi Chen's point of view is correct. Crosstalk, as an art, aims to make people happy from it, and should not be entangled in the question of who can represent traditional cross talk. And my personal opinion is that the essence of cross talk is happiness, as long as it does not violate the essence of cross talk, it is a good cross talk.

Second, it is a good cross talk to be loved by the audience. In fact, crosstalk originally originated from folk art and has nothing to do with elegance. It is something that ordinary people can understand and love to watch. If crosstalk must be elevated and become obscure, it will only gradually withdraw from the lives of ordinary people.

Traditional crosstalk and new crosstalk should be combined, and elegance and vulgarity should also be combined. It's just Hehou, the two crosstalk masters of the older generation, who integrate profound philosophical knowledge into popular jokes and let people taste profound meanings in happiness. It is the true meaning of cross talk to suit both refined and popular tastes. I hope that one day, Degang Guo and Jiang Kun can put aside their bad feelings and make cross talk better and better together, but at present, it should be impossible.

Many people feel that those traditional cultures and arts have gradually withdrawn from our lives, but they have never thought about the reason. Traditional culture and art also need constant development and innovation, and should make continuous progress with the changes of people's thinking. Knowing how to keep pace with the times and change with the environment is the key to breaking the dilemma.

Conclusion Crosstalk is "orthodox" and "unorthodox", which can be loved by the audience and spread to thousands of households. Anyway, crosstalk, as a folk art deeply loved by ordinary people, we all hope that it can continue to be passed down and develop better and better.