Zhou Yunpeng Errenzhuan (humorous northern crosstalk art)

Crosstalk is one of the traditional cultures in China, and its origin can be traced back to the Ming Dynasty. There are many forms of cross talk, among which duet is the most classic one. Zhou Yunpeng is a famous figure in the field of phonology, and his duet works are deeply loved by the audience. In the next article, we will introduce the performance process of Zhou Yunpeng's duet, and take you to appreciate the humor of the northern crosstalk art.

Step 1: Opening remarks

Zhou Yunpeng's duet performance usually begins with a brief prologue, and he will interact with the audience with humorous language to kick off the whole performance. For example, he might ask the audience, "Do you know why my name is Zhou Yunpeng? Because I fly in the clouds every day! " This kind of prologue can not only arouse the audience's laughter, but also make the audience better understand Zhou Yunpeng's personality and style.

Step 2: Dialogue and interaction

Next, Zhou Yunpeng will have a dialogue and interaction with his partner. Their conversation usually revolves around a theme, such as trivial matters in life, social hot spots and so on. Zhou Yunpeng's language style is humorous, and his partner often plays the role of "fool", which is in sharp contrast with Zhou Yunpeng's humorous dialogue. For example, Zhou Yunpeng might ask his partner, "Do you know why pigs can fly?" The partner replied, "I don't know." Zhou Yunpeng went on to say, "Because they can't swim!" This kind of dialogue and interaction can not only make the audience laugh, but also make them better understand the tacit understanding between Zhou Yunpeng and his partner.

Step 3: Sketch the performance

After the dialogue and interaction, Zhou Yunpeng and his partner will begin to perform sketches. Sketch performance is a form of crosstalk art, which usually expresses the story through body language and movements. Zhou Yunpeng's sketch performances are usually simple in plot, but through his acting skills and sense of humor, he can always arouse the audience's resonance and laughter. For example, he may play a fruit vendor, using exaggerated actions and language to show that his business is not good, and the fruit he sells is finally eaten by dogs.

Step 4: End the word.