The four lessons of crosstalk have been dismantled. Who are the twelve of them?

Traditionally, crosstalk artists have divided the basic skills of crosstalk into 13 categories: asking for money, oral skills, counting to treasure, Taiping lyrics, Baisha messaging, stand-up crosstalk, teasing, hugging, group chatting, cowardice/mouth-dumping, filariasis, mouth-piercing and opening a chorus.

Speaking, learning, teasing and singing are the four basic artistic means or basic skills of cross talk tradition. I can say tongue twisters, read aloud, recite poems, count treasures and so on. Study: You can learn the dialects of various provinces, various local operas, folk arts, pop songs, the hawking of large and small businesses, and oral skills. Tease: You can talk straight, tease, hug, seal with mud and double spring (front face, back body). Singing skills: I can sing Taiping lyrics and sing the beginning.

As far as its formation is concerned, this school is mainly based on singing first and then speaking. Whether learning or singing, it always tells a short story before its topic begins and then enters the topic, so it has the right to say words. His learning is double learning and one person is named double spring. We also do short shops in front, focusing on learning. Teasing is to use skillful artistic language skills to lead to colorful humorous jokes.

Extended data:

In the process of cross talk performance and appreciation, the communication between actors and audience is two-way and very close. This feature is inseparable from its unique artistic form-dialogue form. This form satisfies the audience's sense of participation and produces a unique artistic charm.

Crosstalk has formed a "talk about everything" friend with the audience. It absorbs the wisdom and humor of the masses, expresses their pursuit of truth, goodness, beauty and optimism, and exposes and satirizes the falsehood, evil and ugliness in life. Crosstalk, full of life content and unique artistic form, has become a wonderful work of national art.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-crosstalk