相声随身听——经典有声段子郭德纲岳云鹏 1.2.3

Classic Crosstalk Collection carefully selected for you to listen to the crosstalk you want to hear.

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Sprinkled with humor and singing, full of excitement, making you laugh heartily!

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"Crosstalk On-the-Go" offers the clearest audio quality; the most comprehensive selection of crosstalk; each collection is carefully curated. If you enjoy listening to crosstalk and want to understand Chinese crosstalk culture, consider downloading this app to meet your crosstalk needs.

Crosstalk is a form of folk storytelling and comedy performance. Originating from northern China, it is popular in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, widespread throughout China and beyond. Its roots trace back to the Ming and Qing dynasties but prospered in contemporary times. It primarily involves oral performance with formats such as monologue crosstalk, dialogue crosstalk, group crosstalk, etc. It is a folk art deeply rooted in everyday life and widely appreciated by the public. Zhang Sanlu is regarded as the founder of crosstalk, with famous schools like the "Hou (Baolin) School," "Ma (Sanli) School," "Chang (Baokun) School," "Su (Wenmao) School," "Ma (Ji) School," among others. Renowned performers include Hou Baolin, Ma Sanli, Chang Baokun, Su Wenmao, Ma Ji, and emerging talents like Guo Degang.

• Guo Degang is a People's Artist in traditional storytelling arts, a crosstalk and TV drama actor, and a TV talk show host. Born in Tianjin in 1973, he has had a passion for folk art since childhood.
• Yue Yunpeng, who started learning with Guo Degang in 2004 focusing on crosstalk, Taiping lyrics (a narrative form), and bamboo clappers. He can perform dozens of pieces.
• Hou Baolin, the sixth-generation Chinese crosstalk performer originally trained in Peking Opera before transitioning to crosstalk...
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An essential companion for your commute. Listening to entertaining classical crosstalk on the way to and fro work can spark your interest, relieve work pressure, and add joy to your life. A good laugh may keep you young at heart! "Crosstalk On-the-Go" helps you maintain a pleasant mood and youthful vitality.