How did the joke come about? What is the origin of the joke?

A combination of laughter and a word A joke is just a joke that is said with a smile.

People hear and read stories, sock legends, miscellaneous notes, and so on.

As long as it's funny, it can probably be called a joke in general terms

Jokes are generally not long and talkative, nor do they preach or discipline people with a straight face.

It even deliberately describes some illogical, unreasonable, and unconventional words, thoughts, and dynamics, and always expresses them in a witty tone or mischievous and sarcastic language, shortly, and straightforwardly.

Therefore, it is more able to attract and move people.

For at least 2,000 years, humorous satires have been popular in China to deal with serious and sometimes acute political issues.

Our ancestors used to make a lot of jokes and make a lot of jokes, and of course their backgrounds are very complicated, but it can be said that the people who produced the jokes of Ryūenno are not necessarily real fools, maybe they are wise people.

The form of a joke is light-hearted and funny, but its meaning and spirit are often serious and thought-provoking.

Jokes should also be seen as part of Chinese culture, and it would be extremely difficult to reflect this part of the culture more perfectly.

It is said that the origin of the joke is the story of a little penguin who asked his grandmother one day, "Grandma, am I a penguin?" "yes, of course you're a penguin.

The little penguin asked his father, "Daddy, am I a penguin?" "yes, you're a penguin, what's wrong?" "But, why do I feel so cold?

It's a little nonsensical, a little boring, a little nice, a little postmodern. Modern people are tired of telling those primitive jokes and getting tired of listening to them, so they come up with these cold things.

Words or things that make people laugh: he is very good at telling jokes; The first time I went to Shanghai, there were a lot of jokes.

sarcasm; Laugh: Don't laugh at people.

Stylistic name. The length is short, the storyline is simple and ingenious, often unexpected, and achieves the artistic effect of laughter. Most of them reveal the perverse phenomena of life, which are satirical and entertaining.

There are high and low levels of fun. "The Laughing Forest" by Handan Chun of the Three Kingdoms Wei is the earliest joke book of Imami. The "Collection of Jokes of the Past Dynasties" compiled by today's people collects jokes from the past dynasties in more detail.

Jokes are a pretty hot topic, what exactly is a joke? No clear and consistent explanation could be found. Jokes are learned in life.

Jokes are an artistically processed form of language, an artistic language. Jokes are an artistic method by which to create literary works of art in which laughter is used as an artistic means.

There are three rats tasting the sake of China, Japan, and the United States. The first old Sakura rat drank the XO of Wuguo, and fell after two steps; The second Zen ruler rat drank Japanese shochu and poured it after taking one step; The third drank the Chinese Erguotou, turned around and ran into the hole, picked up a kitchen knife and ran out and shouted: He Gaocao, where is the cat?

There are three little pigs, pig A's name is "who", pig B's name is "where", and pig C's name is "what". One day, pig A and.

Pig B is standing in the doorway, and pig C is on the roof. A wolf spotted them and wanted to eat them, so he rushed to pig A ......

Wolf: Who are you?

Pig A: That's right! Wolf: What?

Pig A: What's on the roof.

Wolf: I'm asking what is your name?

Pig A: Who am I called, what is on the roof.

The wolf asked Pig B again.

Wolf: Who are you?

Pig B: I am not who it is, who it is (pointing to Pig A).

Wolf: Do you know it?

Pig B: Yes. Wolf: Who is it?

Pig B: Yes.

Wolf: What? Pig B: What's on the roof.

Wolf: Where's the spring? Ruler.

Pig B: Where's me?

Wolf: Who? Pig B: Who is it? (pointing to pig A again).

Wolf: How do I know?

Pig B: Who are you looking for?

Wolf: What? Pig B: It's on the roof.

Wolf: Where? Pig B: It's me.

Wolf: Who? Pig B: I'm not who I am, who it is.

Wolf: Oh my God! Pig A Pig B: "Oh my God" is our dad.

Wolf: What, your father?

Pig B: No.

The wolf couldn't stand it anymore, and looked up to the sky and sighed: "Why? ”

Pig ABC: You know our grandfather?

Wolf: What? Pig A: No, why our grandfather.

Wolf: Why?

Pig A: Yes! Wolf: What is it?

Pig A: No, it's "why".

Wolf: Who? Pig A: Who am I?

Wolf: Who are you?

Pig A: yes, who am I.

Wolf: What? Pig AB: It's on the roof.

In the end, the wolf committed suicide.