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Tapescript (Page 10) Bill: Hi, this is Bill! I’m sorry you are not at home. I need to ask you some questions. My teacher has asked us to write a report about a form of comedy. I want to write about Chinese crosstalk. Can you answer my questions about crosstalk and then e-mail me back the answers? I’d appreciate it so much! First, I need to know some basic information about crosstalk: What is crosstalk? When did it start? What are the different parts of crosstalk performances? I also would like to know where one can hear it or see it. Do you watch it in a theatre or on television, or do you listen to it on the radio? I want some information about famous crosstalk performers too. Please tell me their names, and whether they performed recently or a long time ago. If there are any famous foreign crosstalk performers, then I would like to know about them too. The other thing I would like to know about is if it is possible to learn Chinese crosstalk. Do people study it at school? Can I learn it outside of China? Do I need to speak Chinese to enjoy crosstalk? I know I have a lot of questions. I hope it is not a problem for you to answer them! Thank you for your time. I’ll talk to you again soon. Bye! Answers A 1 most important 2 most important 3 most important 4 least important rather important rather important rather important least important least important least important least important least important Tapescript (Page 11) Laura: Welcome to Talking Comedy, a show where we learn about different forms of comedy around the world. I’m your host Laura Laughs. Today we’re talking about crosstalk, a traditional form of Chinese comedy. Our guest on the show is Cao Jun, a student who loves Chinese crosstalk. Welcome to the show! Can you tell us a little bit about crosstalk? Cao Jun: Crosstalk began during the Qing Dynasty, over 150 years ago. Performers then travelled between villages and did small, humorous performances. P