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Chen Yongquan's popular cross talk repertoire: "Eight Major Career Changes", "Selling Five Instruments", "A Brief History of the Dumen", "Catching and Releasing Cao", "On the Rich and Poor", "Sheep on the Tree", etc.; <>

Anyone can say traditional cross talk, and Hou Guo and the others also said it, the content is the same, of course, it is very similar.

However, there are many traditional cross talk jokes similar to "Catch and Release Cao", such as "Yellow Crane Tower", "Fenhe Bay" and so on. The structure is much the same.

Traditional jokes definitely have the same.

When it was first broadcast, it was called "Mouse Night Talk", and later it seemed to be changed to "Mouse Secret Talk", which was a cross talk with Mr. Chen Yongquan

It's either "Mouse Night Talk" or "Catch and Release Cao".

It was said by Li Jindou and Chen Yongquan, called "Mouse Night Talk".

In 1947 ...

Li Jindou, a famous crosstalk performance artist, a national first-class actor, a member of the China Quyi Artists Association, a standing director of the Chinese Crosstalk Society, and a lecturer in the Department of Chinese of Peking University.

Li Jindou was born in Beijing in 1947, and studied cross talk art at the age of 13. Li Jindou is eclectic and widely famous.

The performing arts specialty of the family combines the elegance of Beijing, the popularity of Tianjin, and the roughness of Northeast China, thus forming its own unique artistic style. He skillfully combines speaking, learning, teasing, and singing, and at the same time inherits and develops the skills of traditional cross talk and applies them to realistic cross talk performances, so as to achieve handsome, selling, crisp, and fast. Li Jindou has successively gone to the United States, Canada, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan and other countries and regions to carry out cultural exchanges and performances, and teach the art of cross talk performance, and has won many awards in major domestic cross talk competitions.

He has won the title of "the first young and middle-aged member of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles".

Main works: "Wu Song Fights the Tiger", "Fifty Sons", "Save the Child", "The Secret Words of the Mouse", "Splint Gas", "Singing Peking Opera", "Ellipsis", "Catch and Release Cao", "Drunken Song", "Dong Shi Xiaofeng", "Astronomy", "Picking the Horse Jacket", "Engaging the Object", "Recognizing Bad Luck", etc.

Li Jindou, born in Beijing, China, is a famous crosstalk artist, a national first-class actor, a member of the China Quyi Artists Association, a standing director of the Chinese Crosstalk Society, and a lecturer in the Department of Chinese at Peking University. At the age of thirteen, he studied the art of cross talk, and studied under his predecessors Wang Changyou, Tan Boru, Zhao Zhenduo, etc. The representative works of cross talk include "Wu Song Fights the Tiger", "Catch and Release Cao" and so on.

On November 21, 2018, the comedy film "Laughing God is Not Afraid" was released.

Li Jindou, born on October 15, 1947 in Beijing, is a comedian actor in Chinese mainland.

In the early 60s of the 20th century, thirteen-year-old Li Jindou began to study cross talk art. In 1979, he participated in the 30th anniversary of the National Day and won the first prize in the performance category. In 1985, he and his partner Chen Yongquan won the only "Outstanding Performance Award" in the Quyi Group with "Wu Song Fights the Tiger".

In 1986, he won the first prize of the "First National Cross Talk Invitational Competition" and the first prize of the "National New Repertoire Grand Prix", so it was called the "three consecutive championships". In 1995, he won the "Hou Baolin Golden Image Award" in the first national TV cross talk competition; In the same year, he was selected as one of the eight most popular cross talk actors in the country.

Li Jindou is talking about cross talk.

cross talk actor Li Jindou, under the tutelage of cross talk predecessors Wang Changyou, Tan Boru, Zhao Zhenduo, etc.

Li Jindou studied the art of cross talk at the age of thirteen, and worshiped the famous cross talk master Mr. Zhao Zhenduo as his teacher. He skillfully combines speaking, learning, teasing, and singing, and at the same time inherits and develops the skills of mainstream cross talk and applies them to the performance of real cross talk, so as to achieve handsome, selling, crisp, and fast.