There is a cross talk about "the door of a thousand bamboos, the house of ten thousand volumes" written by Jie Jin. What's his name?

Xie Bachelor is one of the classic tracks of traditional cross talk, and the artist adapted it into stand-up cross talk according to the story poem Xie Bachelor and folklore.

What Xie said was that there was an old Xie couple in Nanjing in the Ming Dynasty who made a living by opening a tofu mill. The old couple have a son named Jie Jin, who is very clever. On one New Year's Day, the child wrote a couplet and posted it at the door of the tofu mill, which unexpectedly attracted the jealousy of the Prime Minister. The Prime Minister tried every means to make things difficult for the children. The prime minister thought he was knowledgeable, so he found the children in the house and wanted to embarrass each other with couplets. I didn't expect George W. Jie Jin to answer questions like running water, which embarrassed the Prime Minister. The prime minister was at his wit's end and finally had to give up.

Xie Bachelor is a masterpiece, recorded and played by china national radio 1956. The songbook income is Selected Traditional Works of Stand-up Crosstalk published by China Quyi Publishing House 198 1.