Yesterday, the Third China Xiangsheng Intangible Cultural Heritage Conference, which attracted the attention of the vast number of netizens, was held as scheduled at the Children's Palace in Shenzhen. At the same time, Liu Wei, a disciple of the late cross-talk performance artist Mr. Shi Shengjie, once again broadcast a small video to anger the cross-talk conference.
About a week ago, Liu Wei first spoke out to completely negate this cross-talk conference, and his opinions were roughly three points: First, he thought that this conference was some old actors to brush up on the sense of existence, the second was to praise each other, and the third was to hurt the people and money.
So when this conference has been held as scheduled, why did Liu Wei speak out again? I watched this small video of his carefully and repeatedly, in fact, compared to the first video, there is no new point of view and content.
This time, it was mainly for many familiar relatives and friends to call him to express concern to him, as a response. But he said a very important word in this, in fact, he has fully explained the motive and purpose of his action.
Mr. Liu Wei said, I don't care what others think of me, when I was at my worst, where were you?
So how to interpret this passage of Mr. Liu Wei?! In fact, we can see from his teacher's inheritance, Liu Wei, as a disciple of Mr. Shi Shengjie, he was the first batch of students of the Northern China Quyi School, but the impact was not great, if it were not for his heavy voice this time, everyone might not know that Mr. Shi Shengjie had such a disciple.
What does his phrase "where were you all when I fell?" reflected?
From the perspective of human feelings and sophistication, Liu Wei, as a disciple of a master, has not achieved much. In fact, his words show that in the process of seeking success and talent, he has not received the support and help of these institutions, these departments, and these so-called ancestors.
As you can imagine, as disciples of Shi Shengjie, they have not received the help and attention of these people, so what will they get as cross-talk lovers of other young people?
To put it bluntly, Liu Wei is talking about one thing: day by day, you only care about your own fame and fame, and you don't care about the living conditions of young cross-talk actors. I think this is what Mr. Liu Wei really wants to say.