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Twelve basic skills of crosstalk

Opening poem, door willow, Baisha ci, Taiping lyrics, stand-up cross talk, hug, tease, three-person cross talk, asking for money, double reed, ventriloquism, counting treasures. These twelve basic skills were developed step by step by traditional crosstalk artists and introduced into crosstalk performances.

Cross talk is divided into stand-up cross talk, which is performed by one actor. Long stand-up crosstalk, usually divided into several performances, is similar to storytelling, but pays more attention to paragraphs; In cross talk, there are two actors, and the actors are funny. According to the differences in table contents and language styles between Party A and Party B, it can be divided into three categories: one is repetition, the other is repetition, and the other is oral. Crosstalk, the number of actors is more than 3. A is teasing, b is holding, and c is tired of sewing.

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 originally refers to imitating others, also called cross talk next door. After the further evolution and development of folk rap art in North China, it was formed by imitating folk art forms such as ventriloquism.

Speaking, learning, teasing and singing are the four basic artistic means of cross talk tradition. Tell jokes and play riddles, tongue twisters, etc. Learning is to imitate all kinds of birds and animals' calls, hawking, singing and all kinds of words and languages. Teasing is laughing at each other; Local singers who sing cross talk refer to Taiping lyrics.