The burden in crosstalk refers to

The artistic language that makes people laugh in cross talk is called burden, which refers to the comedy effect achieved through careful organization and bedding. Shaking luggage is included in the trick, and the trick of three turns and four shakes is often used when constructing luggage. In other words, if you can't understand the joke, you won't get rid of it until the third time. Three turns is paving the way repeatedly, not necessarily just three turns.

The artistic means of baggage formation can be summarized into two categories: one is to form baggage by direct methods, or to emphasize the content directly; Or exaggerate the content; Or deny the content by exposure. The other is to use indirect methods to form a burden, or deliberately distort the content first; Or use the media to set off the content.

Baggage must be tied, untied and shaken before use. The content of the burden comes from ridiculous people and things in social life. To activate the ridiculous things in reality and truly make people laugh, it takes a process of padding, supporting, planing and shaking.

Crosstalk is one of the performing arts of China Quyi, and its main kungfu is divided into four courses: speaking, learning, teasing and singing. According to different performance forms, it can be divided into cross talk, mouth-to-mouth cross talk and group cross talk. Crosstalk performance is directly for the audience. In the process of cross talk performance and appreciation, the communication between the actor and the audience is two-way, which is inseparable from its unique dialogue form.