What dialect crosstalk lines are there?

Crosstalk lines are hilarious in dialects. You don't need electricity to speak loudly. If you want to die, I am willing to bury it. Have a catty of watermelon and weigh it on time. No one who doesn't know him has ever eaten pork. As the saying goes, if you couldn't beat you, I would have turned against you. I haven't eaten for days. Everyone is like pancakes, going their own way, and even want to say who will go when they plunge into the river.

The content of cross talk

The word cross talk is an ancient image sound, which originally meant to imitate others, also called cross talk next door. The folk rap art in North China has further evolved and developed, and it was formed by imitating folk art forms such as ventriloquism. It is generally believed that it was formed during the reign of Emperor Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty and caused the audience to laugh by telling jokes or funny questions and answers.

In the early years of the Republic of China, the image pronunciation gradually developed from a person imitating ventriloquism to stand-up crosstalk, and its name was changed to crosstalk. Later, it gradually developed into stand-up crosstalk, mouth-to-mouth crosstalk and group crosstalk, and became a veritable crosstalk. After years of development, mouth-to-mouth crosstalk has finally become the most popular form of crosstalk for the audience.

In the late Qing Dynasty, crosstalk formed its own modern characteristics and style, mainly in Beijing dialect, and there were also dialect crosstalk in various places. In the process of the formation of cross talk, the artistic advantages such as ventriloquism and storytelling were widely absorbed. Combining Zhuang and harmony, expressing truth, goodness and beauty with satirical jokes, taking making people laugh as the artistic feature, and taking speaking, learning, teasing and singing as the main artistic means.