Lines from Yue Yunpeng's cross talk "The Prodigal Son" Yue Yunpeng: Standing on this stage now and talking about cross talk Sun Yue: Why are you so anxious
Yue Yunpeng: Our form is very simple Sun Yue: That's right Yue Yunpeng: Originally That's right Sun Yue: What's wrong Yue Yunpeng: Go to this stop
Sun Yue: Which of your eyes saw me putting it on the table Yue Yunpeng: Look Sun Yue: Don't do anything Yue Yunpeng: I had enough nutrition when I was a child
p>Yue Yunpeng: Right Sun Yue: Nonsense Yue Yunpeng: Have you moved again recently Sun Yue: Have you moved Yue Yunpeng: Where did you move to
Sun Yue: Wuhuan Yue Yunpeng: Who is it Sun Yue: Me, Yue Yunpeng: The front door is good. Sun Yue: That must be good. Yue Yunpeng: Good place
Sun Yue: That’s Yue Yunpeng: I live in the front door too. Sun Yue: Wait a minute. Yue Yunpeng: What a coincidence. No
Sun Yue: You live at the front door too. Yue Yunpeng: You left early. Sun Yue: There are tens of thousands of people living there
Yue Yunpeng: Where do you live at the front door? Sun Yue: There is a Langfang headline alley. Yue Yunpeng: Who is this? Isn’t this a coincidence?
Sun Yue: We both live in the same alley. Yue Yunpeng: You left early. Sun Yue: Same
Yue Yunpeng: What number do you live in Langfangtoutiao? Sun Yue: I live in No. 8. Yue Yunpeng: Who?
Sun Yue: Maybe it’s me. Yue Yunpeng: Isn’t this a coincidence? I also live in No. 8. Ah
Sun Yue: We both live in the same hospital. Yue Yunpeng: Isn’t this a coincidence? Sun Yue: You can’t change the place without changing the person.
Yue Yunpeng: Open a hospital with you. Joke Sun Yue: Go ahead Yue Yunpeng Sun Yue: How do you say it’s cheap
Yue Yunpeng: They are all in three digits Sun Yue: Hundreds or thousands? Yue Yunpeng: Too cheap? Sun Yue: What’s wrong with cheap
Yue Yunpeng: Sir, this dish is quite cheap. Sun Yue: Eight Yue Yunpeng: We don’t sell this dish, sir
Sun Yue: It’s too expensive Yue Yunpeng: Why don’t we sell it? Information expansion:
Joined the cross talk industry in 2004 and worshiped Guo Degang As a teacher, he specializes in cross talk, Taiping lyrics, and bamboo board calligraphy. Performed on stage for the first time in 2005. In 2012, he starred in the comedy movie "Just a joke" directed by Lu Weiguo as Cai Baoqiang.