Ma Ji crosstalk classic jokes

Ma Ji's classic cross talk jokes include: blowing a hundred pictures, looking for an uncle, praising friendship, five virtues, cosmic cigarettes and so on.

1, "Hundred Strikes"

This crosstalk was composed by Ma Ji and Wang Jinbao in 1984. This cross talk shows two people bragging in a game, and the theme and subject matter are relatively concentrated. In the bragging contest, because of nonsense, you have something to say, and I have something to say, and sometimes I get into an unexplained embarrassing situation, so that the audience can understand the truth and trigger a series of laughter. The more the audience smiles, the greater the irony and the stronger the artistic appeal.

2. "Looking for Uncle"

Ma Ji's Looking for Uncle is a short cross talk. It was written by Ma Ji at 1959. The work tells the story of his going to Baotou to find his uncle in a self-description way.

3. ode to friendship

This cross talk is the representative work of Mr Ma Ji. China railway surveyors arrived in Tanzania on the ship Friendship, braved the wind and rain to seriously complete the field survey task in the virgin forest, and were praised by the local people for building Tanzania-Zambia Railway.

4. "Five senses strive for merit"

The crosstalk was created by Ma Ji and performed by Wei Liu, Feng Gong, Zhao Yan and Wang Jinbao. Crosstalk is anthropomorphic, which is caused by a dream of the author Ma Ji. Four actors are dressed as the author's mouth, eyes, ears and nose respectively, and the argument with the author and their four sides as the background forms a burden, which in turn leads to jokes.

5. "Cosmos brand cigarettes"

This cross talk is a masterpiece of Ma Ji's classic cross talk, and it is a stand-up cross talk. He once performed on the stage of 1984 CCTV Spring Festival Evening. This work satirizes false advertisements, criticizes the disadvantages of the times, is deeply rooted in people's hearts, is humorous and simple in image, takes some ordinary citizens, absorbs the essence of drama performance, broadens the performance form of crosstalk, and becomes the pioneering work of "sketch crosstalk".