Why does Degang Guo always mention Baoding in his cross talk creation? Any special feelings?

As we all know, Degang Guo mentioned Baoding many times in cross talk and storytelling. Degang Guo popularized the origin of Baoding and the meaning of "ensuring the capital and stabilizing the world". What is the relationship between Degang Guo and Baoding?

Degang Guo mentioned Baoding in his cross talk creation.

Degang Guo first appeared in the comic dialogue Dream Marriage, and a large number of Baoding elements officially began to intervene. Roast donkey meat in Baoding, Baoding dialect, and even Degang Guo have all created the golden sentence "There is heaven above and Baoding below". In the later cross talk, Baoding dialect is a dialect that Degang Guo learned the most and also learned the most. In his works, not only the British police have Baoding accent, but even Princess Ayi Tuyuan from Africa is full of Baoding accent.

In addition to Baoding accent is conducive to plot expansion, making jokes, Degang Guo is reluctant to part with Baoding, or because the city of Hebei is a favorite place of Degang Guo people. This is where his love began.

Baoding is the place where love begins.

Baoding three treasures, iron balls and batter, spring is not old. But in the eyes of Degang Guo, only Wang Hui. That was 1997. Degang Guo and others organized a group to perform in Baoding. Among the actors, there is Wang Hui. Degang Guo, who is also a Quyi artist, has heard of Wang Hui, a performer of Jingyun Drum. I know that she had a solo performance when 14 years old, and she was already a famous actress at a young age.

At that time, Degang Guo was still an unknown crosstalk performer. However, Degang Guo was deeply impressed by Wang Hui's unique cheerful and generous attitude as a Tianjin girl. During the performance, Degang Guo took the initiative to help Wang Hui with her luggage, and left her cell phone numbers with each other. At that time, Wang Hui was deeply impressed by the enthusiasm and talent of the little black fat man. After that, they went through hardships, and Wang Hui did not hesitate to come to penniless Degang Guo to take care of his life and help him start a business.

The Origin of Degang Guo and Baoding

First of all, Degang Guo was born in Tianjin, and Baoding is not far from Tianjin. He has a profound understanding of Baoding's customs, geography and culture. Generally speaking, as a crosstalk performer, no matter a person or a burden, it will be designed in advance, and it will be more emboldened to pick familiar materials to "start". Secondly, Baoding dialect is particularly interesting. It is called Jilu Mandarin, but it is very distinctive and sounds a bit rustic, so Baoding dialect is more suitable for "funny works".

In addition, Baoding also has a nationally famous snack: burning donkey meat. This traditional food is delicious, but it is not a common snack in other places, and many friends in other cities have never tasted it, which makes it more interesting. Degang Guo once mentioned burning donkey meat in many of his cross talk works. This is not a casual remark, but after some consideration.

Baoding doesn't want to be far away from Beijing. The crosstalk industry was in Beijing and its surrounding areas in the early stage of development. However, there is a phenomenon that Baoding people who went to Beijing to make a living a long time ago are often classified as "country people" camp. Just like comic sketches and other art forms need local materials, the word "Baoding people" has become a very classic representative.

Baoding prefecture has been prosperous since ancient times, and Baoding dialect can be integrated with Beijing and Tianjin. When used in cross talk, the effect is obvious. It is hard for the audience not to laugh when using Beijing dialect to beat around the bush! Of course, I think Shandong dialect accounts for half of all crosstalk, and Shandong dialect is also the standard to test whether a crosstalk actor is qualified! When it comes to Shandong, we can't help mentioning Henan dialect, which is often used in Degang Guo. If your cross talk still wants a wide audience, you are embarrassed to say it backwards without learning some Northeast dialect.