There are many father and son actors in the phonograph industry, but few people mention the father and son. Who are they?

There are also some father-son artists in the music industry, such as Ma He, Hou He Hou, and He. These groups are very famous, and there are some father-son files, only one of which is famous and the other is not very famous. This time, we are going to talk about a father-son combination whose father is well-known and whose son is not well-known, that is, Gao Yingpei and his son Gao Yuqing.

Needless to say, Gao Yingpei Gao Yingpei, who told Fan Zhenyu that "fishing" was popular all over the country, is still a classic cross talk. His son Gao Yuqing is not as famous as his father, and he hasn't performed many wonderful works on the cross talk stage, but he has played small roles in many film and television dramas because of his vivid image.

Gao Yingpei was a famous crosstalk performer who was active on the stage at that time. Together with Fan Zhenyu, he was called the Van Gogh Group, and played such well-known works as Fishing and Bad Wind. Gao Yingpei's son Gao Yuqing was born in 1965. Influenced by his father, he began to learn crosstalk at an early age. /kloc-started to participate in various amateur crosstalk performances in Tianjin at the age of 0/3, and became famous. At the age of 20, Gao Yuqing was admitted to the All-China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, where his father worked as a professional crosstalk artist.

Later, when he studied under Hou, his work contact was transferred to Hou's railway art troupe, and he cooperated with others, such as Niu Chengzhi and others, and generally served as a tease. Objectively speaking, Gao Yuqing has never reached the artistic level of Gao Yingpei. He has been engaged in crosstalk for many years, and there are few outstanding works left. For the ordinary audience, Gao Yuqing was most impressed by the comic dialogue "Selling Pillows".

In the second crosstalk contest held by CCTV in 2003, Gao Yuqing and his colleagues Zhao Weizhou and Niu Chengzhi took to the stage and performed crosstalk "Selling Pillows", which showed how an honest man was cheated. This cross talk itself is wonderful, especially the sentence "If you can find bin Laden, you can earn more money than this", which left a deep impression on the audience.

In the subsequent talent show, Gao Yuqing, a native of Tianjin, played a piece of Tianjin Allegro "Song Wu Da Hu", which was full of fun and brought bursts of joy to the audience. This should also be the highlight of Gao Yuqing's own stage career.

This pair of father and son is rarely mentioned. Besides, ordinary audiences see Gao Yuqing more through film and television dramas. Over the years, Gao Yuqing has played small roles in film and television dramas, including young Bao Qingtian, iron-toothed Ji Xiaolan and Eight Dragons. In the hit drama "Ma Xiangyang Going to the Countryside" at that time, Gao Yuqing showed his comedy advantage, incorporated some crosstalk elements, and played a simple and honest village head without losing his sense of joy.

Gao Yuqing and Zhang Guoli have a good relationship, and Zhang Guoli works in the Railway Art Troupe. Also appeared in TV series starring Zhang Guoli for many times. For example, in Father and Son, Gao Yuqing and Zhang Guoli played a pair of brothers. In recent years, Gao Yuqing has also played the roles of Smelly Three in Sesame Hutong and Mao Sui in Dafuqin, all of which are small roles.

Father and son are engaged in the same kind of work, and they are both well-known, which is what most people expect to see. However, the problem is that many times, fathers are unwilling to let their children engage in their own work. On the one hand, they can see the problems in the industry, on the other hand, it is because children have different abilities and wishes.

Gao Yingpei, a famous crosstalk artist, has been away from this world for almost 20 years, and Gao Yuqing is now over 50 years old. Apart from comforting occasions, the public rarely sees Gao Yuqing performing cross talk in public. It has something to do with cross talk, and perhaps film and television dramas have given him more room for reflection.