What do you mean by the characteristics of crosstalk?

Crosstalk is a kind of traditional opera performance art in China, which is characterized by saying some humorous words and making the audience laugh again and again. Crosstalk requires performers to be fluent in language, humorous, superb in language skills and performance skills, and flexible in response, thus causing cheers and laughter from the audience in the nonsense performance.

There are many ways to express cross talk, and the most typical one is dialogue. Performers usually work in pairs, holding their heads high and expressing themselves humorously. In addition, there are some common forms of cross talk, such as singing, allegro and storytelling. All these are to make the audience better accept the information that the performers want to convey and let the laughter pass through the audience.

Crosstalk, as one of the representatives of China traditional culture, is a cultural form and a way for people to entertain. In modern society, crosstalk, as a traditional culture, has always played an important role. Crosstalk works are very popular in the literary and art circles and widely promoted by major performance organizations. The inheritance and development of cross talk not only involves the protection of China traditional culture, but also represents people's respect for China culture.