Decline of crosstalk Art

When I was a child, I started to listen to crosstalk with pirated tapes (the name is hard to remember, but it is a "Chinese crosstalk selection"). The quality of the tapes is surprisingly good, I have listened to it many times, and almost memorized every line in it. I also liked crosstalk. I really want to thank the pirate who put so many of the most classic CROSSTALK ON one tape. If it is genuine, a single disk has only one or two classic ones (to make money ......), It won't attract me that way.

 

Looking at the crosstalk of Jiang Kun at the "Spring Festival singing Gala" after this year's revision, the quality of his work is far different from that of the "hukou imagination" in his heyday. Naturally, in today's harmonious society, the killer of Crosstalk---Irony, especially words that target nonharmonious events may be lost, further development of the work is limited (Guo Degang's so many classic works cannot be used in the Spring Festival Gala may also be due to these reasons !), However, the decline of crosstalk is an indisputable fact.

 

A big name like Jiang Kun is still the old one who asks the audience to "applaud". The compassionate audience clapping their hands to avoid the silent embarrassment on the mat (it is said that there is a "false applause ", pre-recorded and then played on site). However, after all, the applause is quite different from those from the clap hands. There is no cheers or laughter in the middle. It sounds awkward. If I were present, I wouldn't applaud (hold you down ).

 

We recommend that you give a lecture on similar performances in the future, just like the speeches made by leaders of some big companies, where is the "applause", where is the "warm applause", where is the "thunderous applause", and where "all stand up for a long time to applaud" are clearly marked, A horizontal leader will pause when talking about these places and then watch the performances of the audience. I think such scenes can meet the requirements of building a harmonious society, whether it is news reports or live broadcasting. Foreign reporters will give a thumbs up after watching the broadcast: Look, people are better than our evil capitalism!

 

Like Guo Degang, he does not take the initiative to give the audience a round of applause, but the applause is the most. He can only find exactly the works he has to search online. Experts are all relatively hidden.

 

 

By Sonne

2009-2-11