Zhao Benshan’s most classic sketch

Zhao Benshan’s most classic sketch is "Selling Kidnappings".

"Selling Kidnappers" is a sketch written and directed by Yin Xingjun, starring Zhao Benshan, Fan Wei, and Gao Xiumin. It was broadcast on the "2001 CCTV Spring Festival Gala" on January 23, 2001. The skit tells the story of a scammer named "Zhao Benshan" who sold crutches to a stranger with healthy legs through superb "fudge" methods.

"Selling Kidnappers" is Zhao Benshan's classic work. It successfully combines Zhao Benshan's unique sense of humor and profound social insight, allowing the audience to laugh while also feeling the message conveyed in the sketch. deeper social significance. Judging from the plot structure and character creation, "Selling Kidnapping" also reflects Zhao Benshan's sketch talent. The protagonist in the plot is a cane seller. He displays and promotes his products in exaggerated and absurd ways, which triggers bursts of laughter from the audience.

Introduction to the work

Zhao Benshan fully demonstrated his acting skills and creativity when portraying this character. He skillfully used language and body language to create a character that is both ridiculous and fascinating. Sympathetic character. The classic thing about "Selling Kidnapping" also lies in its universality. The scenes and characters depicted in this sketch are not only a part of Chinese society, but also a common phenomenon in human society.

This universality makes "Selling Kidnappings" not only a hilarious sketch, but also an art work with profound social significance. It is not just a sketch, but also a work of social significance and artistic value. This is also the outstanding feature of Zhao Benshan as a sketch actor. He is able to perfectly combine humor with social insight to create unforgettable classic works.