I'm sorry, but I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to do this.

B The two of us are talking about comedy, and there's nothing new in comedy. ......

A (humming strings) Dong, Boom, Leng Bu Leng Dong Boom ......

B Hey! What's going on? What's going on?

A (loudly) Winter boom, flute winter boom! Dong Boom, Dong Boom, Dong Boom, Dong Boom......

B What's going on? Oh, I'm a string player.

A Do - flute winter flute not flute winter boom ......

B Oh, get on stage and play where.

A (loud) winter, boom, flute not flute winter boom ......

B What a bit of this?

In 1996, Guo Degang collaborated once with the famous comedian Fan Zhenyu; he later worked as a host and choreographer for Food Story. He founded the De Yun She (德云社).

In 2000, he began a collaboration with the famous Beijing comedian Zhang Wenshun, and also started working with Yu Qian.

In 2002, began partnering with Yu Qian, and also worked with Zhang Yong Yong, Wang Shiyong, and Yang Jinming.

Early years of Guo Degang:

In 1979, at the age of seven, he learned to judge books from Tianjin book critic Gao Xiangkai.

In 1981, he began to formally study comedy, and three years later, he learned the Xihe drums from the blind artist Wang Tianyu, and comedy from Tianjin artists such as Chang Baofeng; he then acted in the Yang Family Generals? [29]? , "Zhang Guangtai Goes Home", "Sui and Tang" and other comic segments.

In 1989, Yang Zhigang, a writer and then director of the Hongqiao Cultural Center, studied comedy as his teacher, and learned traditional comedy segments such as "Nine Arts in the Public Hall", "Playing Lantern Riddles", "Eight Panels of the Screen", "The Great Bodyguard", and "Eating Lanterns".

In 1995, Guo began to break into Beijing, outwardly known as the disciple grandson of Bai Quanfu and disciple of Yang Zhigang.