North: "Master of Crosstalk" Hou Baolin, "Master of Crosstalk" Ma Sanli, "King of Stand-up" Liu Baorui, Ma Ji, Hou Yaowen, Niu Qun, Feng Gong, Guo Degang, etc. South: Ding Bing, Deng Xiaolin, etc. Hou Baolin (November 29, 1917 - February 4, 1993), the sixth generation of Chinese crosstalk actor and crosstalk master, first learned to perform Peking Opera, and then changed to crosstalk. Since 1940, he has partnered with Guo Qiru, a cross talk veteran, and they have collaborated on cross talk. Representative works of cross talk include "Drama Talk", "Drunk", etc. Ma Sanli (1914. Lunar Calendar 8.6 ~ 2003.2.11) is a famous cross talk performer and the son of Ma Delu. He is a people's artist with both virtue and art. He is good at "Guankou" and literary jokes. Ma Sanli devoted himself to exploration in long-term artistic practice and created the unique "Ma's Crosstalk". He was the oldest, most senior, most senior and most accomplished "crosstalk master" in the crosstalk circle at that time. He was deeply loved by all walks of life. and the love and respect of the audience. Ma's cross talk is highly appreciated by both refined and popular people, and in Tianjin it has become a saying that "there is no sect but no sect of Ma". Liu Baorui (1915-October 6, 1968), a native of Beijing, is a sixth-generation Chinese crosstalk actor who studied under Zhang Shouchen. Liu Baorui's cross talk works draw on the advantages of sister arts such as one-man show, commentary, film, and drama, boldly innovate and create, and form a unique artistic style that combines voice, appearance, emotion, and spirit. He is especially good at stand-up comedy and is known as the "King of Stand-up". Ma Ji, formerly known as Ma Shuhuai, brought cross talk to the stage of the Spring Festival Gala in the 1980s. In 1983, he was appointed as the chief planner of the first Spring Festival Gala. In 1984, he created "Universe Cigarettes" to enter the Spring Festival Gala. In September 2006, the Peony Awards in the Chinese folk arts circle awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award to Ma Ji. Hou Yaowen, (1948-2007), a famous Chinese cross talk writer, performing artist, and national first-class actor. Influenced by his father Hou Baolin since childhood, he debuted on stage in 1960 and has 47 years of acting experience. Hou Yaowen's performances are humorous and lively, and his crosstalk works have wide influence at home and abroad. Niu Qun, a seventh-generation crosstalk actor in China, is a national first-class actor. In 1988, he began to partner with Feng Gong and contributed a large number of cross talk works. Feng Gong, a crosstalk performing artist, studied under the master of crosstalk Ma Ji. His 16 works including "Idea Company" in the 1994 Spring Festival Gala, "Road Love Song" in the 2004 Spring Festival Gala, and "Repay the Money" in the 2011 Spring Festival Gala all won first prizes in the Spring Festival Gala. On February 18, 2015, Feng Gong once again appeared on the CCTV Spring Festival Gala stage, performing the sketch "Little Cotton Jacket" with Gao Xiaopan, You Xianchao, and Zhang Xiaofei. Guo Degang joined the art world in 1979. He first learned storytelling from Gao Qinghai, a senior figure in storytelling, then learned crosstalk from famous crosstalk master Chang Baofeng, and then from crosstalk master Hou Yaowen. During this period, he also learned Peking Opera, Ping Opera, Hebei Bangzi and other operas, and traveled around the theater for many years. Deng Xiaolin, born in Chongqing in 1961, is a crosstalk actor. He started learning crosstalk in 1978 and became the only crosstalk actor in southern China to break into the China Radio and Rap Group in Beijing from Chongqing after the reform and opening up. Representative works include cross talk "Learning to Sing", "Double Name of Dish", etc. Da Bing, whose real name is Ren Jun. In 1999, she debuted in the Spring Festival Gala performing cross talk "Eat for Free" and won the second prize for Best Program. In 2000, the cross talk "Happiness and Sorrow" won the first prize in China's first cross talk "Peony Award" competition. In 2001, he won the Best Supporting Actor Award for his cross talk "Cure a Cold".