Yang Jianwei, a famous creative actor in Guangxi, can be called "the first person in Guangxi". His works have won the first prize of Cao Yu Award, the highest prize in China, and the gold medal of Stars Award of China Ministry of Culture. In recent years, Yang Jianwei has performed many times all over the country. He thinks that not only Northeast dialect, which is popular all over the country, can become a brand of sketches, but Guangxi dialect can also make sketches more interesting and elegant. "Guangxi dialect composition should have its own local characteristics, such as Nanning Mandarin is a good example. We can't tell you a story that happened in Guangxi in Northeast dialect. It's too neither fish nor fowl. " Yang Jianwei told reporters that in the past, people always had a misunderstanding that Cantonese was not pleasant to listen to. Although there were some TV programs focusing on Nanpu before, the inferiority complex of "losing dregs as soon as you come to power" in Guangxi dialect still made many people feel insecure about doing programs in Guangxi dialect. However, in Yang Jianwei's view, this problem should not be avoided in sketches, but foreigners should be allowed to accept Guangxi dialect through sketches.

"In daily life, we all talk about Nanpu, so when performing with Nanpu on the stage, we can use a' friend' to close the distance with the audience. The language of regional essays is unique." Yang Jianwei told reporters. Guangxi people like to use many modal particles, such as "baa" and "pinch". When performing on the stage, actors can grasp the characteristics, imitate and apply them to sketches, so that foreigners can understand them, and secondly, they are more in line with the identity of the role and let the audience feel the rich local characteristics.

Some people say that performing programs in Guangxi dialect is tacky. Yang Jianwei does not agree with this view. "Guangxi dialect essays should be' vulgar but not vulgar', that is to say, the content of the program is popular and not vulgar, and the theme is positive and healthy, which can neither damage the image of Guangxi people, but also represent Guangxi." In addition, at the recording scene, the reporter found that although Yang Jianwei featured Guangxi dialect in his sketches, he didn't treat Jiazhuang dialect as a joke. "I am opposed to making fun of other people's shortcomings, because such a smile, even if it exists, will make people feel that it is a very cheap smile." Host of Guangxi TV Variety Channel Program "Crazy E Drama Generation"

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