What do you think of "English tasteless jokes"?

The British website Sickipedia can be translated into "an encyclopedia of tasteless jokes". Its style is "Everyone is Happy", which is hot and cold, healthy and disgusting, and has a strong taste, suitable for all ages.

I have personal experience in word games, but the most popular ones are all kinds of racial/disease/identity discrimination and all kinds of ruthless and vicious jokes.

The main features of British humor:

Like to ridicule, like to laugh at yourself, especially to be cold (that is, to keep a straight face without laughing)-this should be very familiar to us in China. There are many such examples in traditional cross talk, especially the point that "people who tell jokes should not laugh at themselves", and Mr. Ma is very representative.

Self-mockery, if you take out your attitude towards the men's soccer team in China, can be compared with the British. As for what other aspects the people of the two countries apply this self-mockery, it is a matter of their own preferences. For example, if the British can hack the royal family, we can't hack it, which is limited by objective conditions.

I don't care about feelings, and there is no forbidden area, but if I say it too bluntly, I will feel very vulgar-I don't think China lacks it at this point. Looking through Laughter in the Woods, we can see a very common joke now, which says "no moral integrity". But we still have a bottom line for social taboos.

This may be related to our lack of experience as a world hegemon in modern history, because we have experienced too much humiliation, too much hatred and unwillingness, and we can't look down on many things that once set the sun in the world and our homes were not occupied during World War II, as Britain did.