What kind of art does humor exist in?

Jokes, cross talk, comedies and pantomime.

A joke is a story that is told, shared, displayed or displayed to make a specific audience laugh. Like humorous speeches, jokes can use different resources, such as puns, satire, ridicule, imitation and so on.

Crosstalk is a performing art of China Quyi, which appeared in Beijing during Daoguang period of Qing Dynasty. Its predecessor was the octagonal drum. The word "crosstalk" came into being in ancient times, originally meant to imitate other people's words and deeds, and later developed into "image sound". Elephant sound is also called the next-door play. After the development of the Qing Dynasty until the early years of the Republic of China, the image voice gradually developed from a person imitating ventriloquism to stand-up crosstalk, and the name also became crosstalk.

Comedy, also known as comedy or comedy beauty, refers to the aesthetic form in which people or things with such weaknesses, defects and even false ugliness expose their own disharmony and self-contradiction in specific conflict or disharmony situations, thus making people laugh.

Mime refers to a drama in which actors can't speak, but express themselves through body movements, but can make modal particles such as laughter and crying, and some plots can be completed through narration.