The Northeast Court became a "cross talk scene": netizens laughed and said that this is serious and funny
"Do you think you've come to the scene of the Spring Festival Gala? No, this is actually a court in the Northeast!" When such a video went viral on the Internet, countless netizens said that this was simply a unique "cross talk". Don't believe me, let's walk into this laughing courtroom together!
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Imagine that you are sitting in the audience of the courtroom, looking forward to a serious trial, however, what you hear are "stop arguing", "what are you doing uselessly" and other unique mantras unique to the Northeast, is it a bit like watching a sketch of the Spring Festival Gala? That's right, this is the scene of the Northeast courtroom that has been hotly discussed on the Internet recently.
The judge in the video is hearing the case in his authentic Northeast dialect, while the defendant and the plaintiff also speak an authentic Northeast dialect, and the whole courtroom is like a cross talk scene, bursts of laughter erupt from time to time. Some netizens even jokingly said that this is a courtroom, it is simply the scene of the "sketch competition"!
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But don't get me wrong, this isn't much entertainment. According to friends in the Northeast, in fact, the people in the video are very serious and civilized, but the way they speak makes people feel very funny. It's like the nature of the Northeasterners, revealing a natural sense of humor even in the most formal of settings.
This video not only shows the unique sense of humor and language ability of Northeast people, but also gives the majority of netizens a deeper understanding of the culture and customs of Northeast China. Some netizens said: "After watching the video, I want to go to the Northeast to experience this unique cultural atmosphere in person!"
Of course, the "cross talk" in the court has also attracted everyone's attention and discussion about the legal process. Some netizens pointed out: "Although this kind of trial is very interesting, the legal procedure still needs to maintain a certain degree of seriousness and fairness." This has also led to in-depth thinking about the relationship between law and folklore.
Not only that, but this video also allows everyone to see the real life of Northeast people. Not only are they full of humor and optimism in their daily lives, but they are also able to deal with legal issues in a relaxed way, even when faced with them. This optimistic and positive attitude is undoubtedly worth learning from.
In addition to the humorous dialogue, there are some details in the video that have also aroused heated discussions among netizens. For example, the clerk who was jokingly called "the most difficult role" by netizens, presumably he was also full of helplessness and laughter when recording these interesting conversations, right?
This video is not only a court trial record, but also a vivid teaching material showing the living conditions and culture of Northeast people. It allows us to see the truth, humor and optimism of the Northeast people, and also allows us to think more about and understand the legal process.
However, in addition to laughing, we also have to think about the question of how to balance the seriousness of the courtroom with this humorous way of hearing? This may be a topic worthy of further discussion.
Finally, I would like to say that although this video is full of laughter and humor, it also shows the real life and unique culture of the people of Northeast China. We should respect and understand this cultural difference, and reflect and learn from laughter. At the same time, I also hope that this optimistic and positive attitude can infect more people, so that we can face the challenges of life with a more positive and optimistic attitude.
As one netizen said: "Life is already so difficult, why not indulge a little humor and make life more laughing and light?"
So, what do you think of such a "cross talk court"? Is it for or against? In any case, it brings us laughter and thinking, and that may be enough.