What's the difference between jokes and humor?

Jokes generally refer to words or stories that make people laugh.

Humor is usually more classic with irony, meaning, or tactfully answering something, so that people feel ridiculous on the surface, but in fact it can make people laugh and think deeply, setting off a deeper meaning that makes people think deeply!

Humor is often a funny joke, but not all humor will make people laugh, it focuses on making people think!

People with a sense of humor are usually very technical, often use clever words to replace or change some sudden bad environments or things at critical moments, and sometimes even regard themselves as the object of humor. In this case, there is no need to chatter endlessly! You will find the differences yourself, such as:

CNN reporter: Dear Mr. President, have you noticed the news these days? 19-year-old blond soldier.

Bush: She is very beautiful. What happened?

CNN reporter: She joined the army after graduating from high school and couldn't find a job.

Bush: Oh, the unemployment rate in America has dropped.

CNN reporter: but … she disappeared in the war and may have been killed …

George: Unfortunately, let's observe a three-minute silence.

………………

Bush: well, let's see the bright side from the most unfortunate things. The unemployment rate in the United States has fallen again. ...

The above passage doesn't seem to be a very funny joke, but his way of answering is thought-provoking. He reluctantly withdrew the reporter's topic and made people laugh optimistically!

Jokes usually hide humor, but not all jokes need humor. For example:

The father held his five-year-old son in his lap and watched the basketball game with rapt attention. Seeing the athletes struggling for the ball, the child asked, "Dad, basketball must be very expensive, right?"

Dad was surprised and said, "Honey, what makes you think so?"

The child said, "If it's not expensive, why don't they each buy one?" middle

This simple joke story makes people laugh, and the focus is on humor, not for baking.