List of famous comedians

Famous mainland Chinese comedians (This division is the method of dividing Beijing school comedy, and Wei school comedy considers Zhu Shaowen as the first generation of comedians)

First generation of comedians: Zhang Sanlu?

The second generation of comedians: Zhu Shaowen (poor and unafraid), Ayan Tao, Shen Chunhe, etc.?

Third generation of comedians: Ensu, Xu Changfu, etc.?

Fourth generation of comedians: ("The Eight Virtues of Comedy") Yu Delong, Liu Dezhi, Li Dexiang, Li De_(Ten Thousand People's Fans), Zhang Dequan (Pocky Zhang), Zhou Deshan (Toad of the Week), Ma Delu, Jiao Dehai, etc.?

The fifth generation of comedians: Zhang Shoushen, Chang Lianan, Guo Rongqi, Ma Sanli, Guo Qiru, Zhu Kuoquan, etc.?

Sixth generation comedians: Hou Baolin, Zhang Yongxi, Liu Baorui, Zhao Peiru, Guo Quanbao, Wang Fengshan, Ma Zhiming? , Yin Xiaosheng, Chang Bao_, Chang Baohua, Chang Baoting, Yang Shaohua, etc.?

Seventh-generation comedians: Ma Ji, Hou Yaowen, Shi Fuquan, Su Wenmao, Tang Jiezhong, Zhang Wenshun, Li Boshang, Du Guozhi, Gao Yingpei, Shi Shengjie, Chang Guitian, Zhao Zhenduo, Fan Zhenyu, Yang Zhiwei, Niu Qun, etc.?

The eighth generation of comedians: Jiang Kun, Guo Degang, Yu Qian, Feng Gong, Zhao Yan, Liu Wei, Xiaolin, Wang Qianxiang, Li Zengrui, Yin Zhuo Lin, Li Jindou, Li Jing, Xu Deliang, Gao Feng, Qi Zhi, etc.?

Ninth generation comedians: Dashan, Zhou Wei, Zhao Weiguo, Dabing, Wubing, etc.?

Extended Information:

Crosstalk (Crosstalk) is the most popular form of comedy in China. p>Crosstalk (Crosstalk), a kind of folk rap and song. It is distinguished by its form of speaking, learning, teasing and singing. Famous crosstalk performers include Zhang Shoushen, Ma Sanli, Hou Baolin, Liu Baorui, ? Ma Ji, Hou Yaowen, Su Wenmao, Guo Degang and so on.

Chinese comedy has three major origins: Beijing Tianqiao, Tianjin Guanyechang and Nanjing Fuzimiao. The art of comedy originated in North China, popular in Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei, popularized throughout the country and at home and abroad, started in the Ming and Qing dynasties, and flourished in the contemporary era. It is mainly performed orally.

The forms of performance include monologue, duologue, and group comedy, etc. It is a form of performing art that is rooted in folklore, originates from life, and is popular among the masses.

In narrative art, a penetrating plot constitutes a closed structure with a beginning, an end and a linear development, which does not allow interference from outside.

In dramatic art there is the theory of the fourth wall. It calls for the erection of a hypothetical wall between the actor and the audience, a wall which gives an indirect character to the communication between the actor and the audience.

The art of comedy is different, the "plot" in comedy is intermittent, if any. Therefore, the content of the comic makes people feel uncertain. The burdens of comedy often give the audience a false sense of reality, while hiding the truth.

In this way, the audience is prompted to think on their own initiative, thus enhancing the exchange of ideas between the two sides. In contrast, the actors of the jingju (and some other operatic arts) not only explain the cause and effect of things clearly, but also make clear the theme and ending of the story in advance through the winning headline, so that the audience only needs to accept it passively.

In a comic performance, the actor no longer enjoys the status of "Mr. Storyteller" as a book critic, and the actor and the actor and the audience all appear as equal interlocutors. They can express their different opinions on things.

This kind of different opinions from various aspects not only constitutes the formal characteristics of comedy, but also is the source of comedic contradictions in comedy. Here, all the actor's words are subject to the strict scrutiny of the other actor and the audience, and all his fanciful, self-contradictory, absurd and exaggerated, logically confused words cannot escape the audience's ears.

He is often laughed at by the audience for "showing off" and is in an "awkward" situation. The audience, on the other hand, feels their own psychological advantage through laughter, and is subliminally educated in the laughter. The appreciation process of comedy can better realize the purpose of "education for fun", so the art of comedy is very popular among the masses.

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