The words of cross talk Words of Etiquette and cross talk Etiquette Talk .

Ma: Well, now it's advocating politeness.

Tang: Being polite reflects a person's cultivation and a nation's civilization.

Ma: Use honorific titles for people.

Don: Hmm. Ma: When you speak, you have to be civilized.

Don: That's what makes us a civilized country.

MA: For example, I saw you.

Don: You've seen me.

MA: That's what I have to talk to you.

Don: What do you say?

Ma: Hey, comrade, I'll ask you something.

Don: Look at how polite this is. If there's anything, you'll do it.

MA: Let me ask you someone.

Don: Who are you asking?

Ma: This comrade I asked.

Don: Hmm. Ma: He is tall and burly, with thick eyebrows and big eyes.

Don: Oh. Ma: I heard that he is a cross talk actor.

Don: Oh, what's the name of this person you're talking about?

Ma: His name is Comrade Tang Jiezhong. Is it in your unit?

Don: Oh, yes, yes.

Ma: Ah! Don: Yes, yes.

Ma: You invite me out, and I'll meet him. Thank you.

Don: Don't thank you, I am.

Ma: Hey, you are Comrade Tang Jiezhong.

Don: Hey. Ma: Oh, I'm so sorry.

Don: Hmm. Ma: I haven't seen you for a long time. I'm sorry!

Don: What's that?

Ma: What do you think when you hear this?

Don: I sound comfortable. How modest and polite this is.

Ma: Look, sorry, sorry, thank you, please.

Don: Kind words.

WM: That's not a kind word.

Don: Hmm. WM: It's a sign of respect for the other person.

Don: Oh. Ma: My own modesty, my own politeness.

Don: yes. MA: Hey, you have to talk like that.

Don: Uh-oh. MA: You have to take a different approach, without these kind words. You don't feel good at it.

Don: So how do you say that?

MA: That's it.

Don: Hmm. Ma: Hey! I say.

Don: What is that called?

MA: I'll ask you personally.

Don: Who are you asking?

Ma: That's the man.

Don: Hmm. Ma: The long one is a little taller than Wu Dalang, and his head is the same as the tea plate, yes, I heard that he is a cross talker. What's the name, everyone's name is Tang Xisong.

Don: Hey, why do you call it a nickname?

Ma: Ah! Don: I am, what's the matter?

Ma: You are!

Don: Hmm. MA: Don't be funny.

Don: What do you mean, don't be funny. I'm Tang Jiezhong, what's the matter?

Ma: Is there something wrong, can I come to you if I have nothing to do?

Don: If you have something, just say it.

Ma: Say, don't talk about it, neither end is happy. What do you say?

Don: Why are you here?

Ma: I said you, don't stare, don't stare. A glare is uglier than a epiphysis.

Don: Drink! Ma:

Look, what's going on, don't, it's not like this. Don't mind, it's okay, why are you like this. Look at it, when you look back, you are angry, you are sick, you are sick, you are sick, you are sick, you are in trouble, you don't want to tell me, I will ask someone else, don't mind, stupid man.

Etiquette rambling.

Performers: Bao Haihong, Wang Rongrong.

B: Ladies and gentlemen! W: Dear audience friends!

He: Good evening, everyone!

B: Ladies and gentlemen, applaud. W: Ah!

B: I think Chinese characters are particularly interesting. w：

What's the point, ah! b: How do you think this palm is written?

W: How do you write it? b：

Above a noble Shang. W: Ah!

B: What do you mean, that is, the friends who applaud have a pair of noble hands. w;Drink, you can really say it.

B: Not only is the text interesting, but the etiquette is also very interesting. w：

Oh, tell me about it. B: Here's an example.

W: Ah! b;Let's say Tianjin. W: What's wrong with Tianjin?

B: What kind of gift is Tianjin? w：

What kind of ceremony?

B: Xing Da Gift W; What kind of gift?

B: Kowtow W: Really?

B: Especially to catch up with the New Year's festival W: What's wrong with the New Year's holiday?

B: The two met, regardless of time, place, or occasion W: What's wrong?

B: When you kneel on the ground when you see each other W: Knock on the ground?

B: I have to rush to come W: Why do I have to rush to come?

B: It's too late to look like this person is real W: Oh, it's not real to be late?

B: That's right. w：

Put on a show. B: No problem W: Learn to celebrate the New Year today, say goodbye to the New Year B:

Come on w: Come on!

B: Yo, brother W: Brother!

B: I didn't give you a New Year's greeting for the New Year, but today I'm here, I'll give you a kowtow W: Don't mind, I'll give you a kowto.

B: I'll come, don't rob W: I'll knock, I'll come, I'll knock you ( kowtow on the ground

B: I'll come, I'll come, I'll knock).

B: Haha, it's too sudden Brother, you're legs too fast W: I'm not fast legs, I'm cheap legs

B: Here's an example W: Well, an example.

B: This Tianjin, kowtow W: Yes.

B: But it's different when you get to Beijing W: What kind of ceremony does Beijing have?

B: Please Ann W: Oh, please Ann B:

Let's talk about the inside of the imperial city first. W: Oh, just in the city of Beijing B: How can you please know about the inside of the imperial city?

W: How please?

B: You see this scene a lot on TV W: Oh. Which scene?

B: (Learn to kneel) Father-in-law Wang is good! W: (posing) Get up, little Baozi.

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Please enjoy the cross talk "Speak".

A, B: Hi, long time no see, hello!

A: Hey! Do you think I can speak.

B: Why can't you speak.

A: I ......I'm not dumb.

B: Who said you were dumb?

A: But someone can say me!

B: Who! A: Our neighbor Grandpa Zhao.

B: What did he say?

A: A clever child can't speak.

B: Why can't you speak, go ask Grandpa Zhao.

A: Hey! You are deaf, what I speak is not ancient Chinese, and the second is not English, they are all words! Oh, I see, you're old.

Outside, foreign old man Zhao!

B: You can't speak.

A: Why can't you speak?

B: Everything you say is horizontal.

A: My voice is so thin when I come out horizontally, don't you believe that there is such a big place when I come out horizontally, you see!

B: Alright, alright! Grandpa Zhao is a metaphor.

A: Parable. B: That's right! Grandpa Zhao said that you don't know how to use civilized and polite language.

A: What should I say?

B: To the elders, you have to be called Grandpa Zhao.

A: Hello, Grandpa Zhao! Have you eaten yet, call me if you have something, you're welcome!

B: Hmph! He was a polite child.

A: Grandpa Zhao, don't be angry, this kid really can't speak!

B: Who do you say?