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What do you mean by "shaking the baggage" and "turning the baggage" in cross talk?

Shaking the baggage is a joke, that is, telling jokes. Turning the baggage mainly refers to taking chopsticks.

"Baggage" is a term of crosstalk, which is applied to crosstalk performances by crosstalk performers after thinking. Burden is the main part of making the audience laugh.

"Baggage" is a term of crosstalk, which refers to the comedy effect achieved through careful organization and bedding. For example, Ma's "I'm teasing you" contains a lot about how thieves play games with tigers and teach them to pronounce their names. After so much preparation, the thief finally came. Steal the sheets that Tiger Mother hangs outside to make the audience laugh.

Crosstalk, a folk rap art. It highlights its characteristics in the form of speaking, learning, teasing and singing. The famous crosstalk performers are Ma, Chang, Hou,,, Ma Ji, Tang Jiezhong, Li Wenhua, Hou Yaowen, Shi Fukuan, Su Wenmao, Li Jindou, Feng Gong, Guo Degang, Yu Qian, Jiang Kun, Yue Yunpeng and Sun Yue.

There are three cradles of China crosstalk: Beijing Tianqiao, Tianjin Quanyechang and Nanjing Confucius Temple, which are divided into north and south schools. Crosstalk originated in North China, popular in Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei, and spread all over the country and at home and abroad. It began in the Ming and Qing Dynasties and flourished in the contemporary era. Mainly oral performances. The main roads are folding fans, handkerchiefs and lifting wood. There are stand-up crosstalk, mouth-to-mouth crosstalk, group crosstalk, etc., which are rooted in the people and originated from life and are loved by the masses.