Will talk show replace cross talk?

Talk show and crosstalk are both language arts, but there are some differences in performance form, style and audience. In recent years, with the rapid development of talk shows in China, some people think that talk shows may replace cross talk. But in fact, these two kinds of art have their own characteristics and living space, and they are unlikely to replace them.

First of all, talk show and crosstalk are different in performance form. Crosstalk is characterized by speaking, learning, teasing and singing, and pays attention to rhythm and performance skills. Talk shows pay more attention to improvisation, and actors show their sense of humor and wisdom through interaction with the audience and improvisation. These two forms have their own advantages and bring different fun to the audience.

Secondly, in style, crosstalk tends to be a traditional and serious topic, which often arouses the audience's laughter by satirizing and poking fun at social phenomena. Talk shows pay more attention to realistic themes, mainly satirizing and criticizing reality, and are closer to the aesthetic needs of modern people.

In addition, the audience levels are also different. Crosstalk has a deep tradition in China, especially among middle-aged and elderly people. Talk shows are more popular with young people because they are more grounded and conform to the rhythm of modern people. However, this does not mean that talk show will completely replace cross talk, because it meets audiences of different ages and aesthetic needs.

Generally speaking, talk show and crosstalk have their own characteristics. They learn from each other and blend with each other in the development of folk art, enriching the cultural market in China. Although talk shows have developed rapidly in recent years, they are unlikely to replace cross talk. We should appreciate these two kinds of art with an open mind, instead of competing with each other. As a scholar said, "The blood of all parents in history flows in the body of any kind of drama, which is the characteristic of the development of folk art in China."