In addition, the essays "Midnight Telephone Booth", "Beautiful Times" and "Smart Husband" are also among the best in the voting of netizens' favorite language programs. In fact, this year's Spring Festival Evening comic dialogue "Expert Guidance" is refreshing because it closely follows last year's social hotspots, dares to criticize the shortcomings of the times, has a humorous and relaxed style, and has an elegant language style. This also makes our cross talk, contrary to the "silence" of the Spring Festival Evening in recent years, offer a good program with endless aftertaste for the national audience. The author even thinks that "expert guidance" is a powerful force for the Spring Festival Evening. As the saying goes, no pains, no gains. No effort, no success. After Mr. Jiang Kun stepped down as a senior official (President of the National Music Association), no official was overweight. Indeed, he is quietly cultivating his own music world and providing more good cross talk for the audience who love him. I'm not an expert, so I can't say the ABC of good cross talk. From the perspective of an ordinary audience, listeners and netizens, I think the standard of good cross talk should be entertaining and having a long aftertaste. I still want to see and hear. Expert guidance is such a program. Since Jiang Kun received an apple from a female audience, his partner has given Jiang Kun some "guidance" in the roles of so-called health expert, financial expert, collection expert and emotional expert. The "health expert" who is full of nonsense thinks that apples can't be eaten in the morning, noon and evening, but only in the middle of the night. If you eat too many apples, men in Jiang Kun will get breast cancer, because apples are neutral. Suddenly, we saw the shadow of the so-called "health expert" Zhang Wuben who was exposed last year. Under the guidance of "financial experts", Jiang Kun, in order to avoid the consumption peak and high-priced shopping, does not eat jiaozi during the Spring Festival, eats the moon cakes left over from the Mid-Autumn Festival, and so on. He will eat Zongzi on the Dragon Boat Festival in the Mid-Autumn Festival and jiaozi on the Lantern Festival. Do we see "stock market experts" and "fund consultants" in this "financial expert"? "Shipment on rallies, absorption on dips" is always correct, and managing money for you has become managing money for him, which is the reason. Jiang Kun, a deceitful collector, suggested burying the apple in the ground, "burying it first, then digging it out" and letting it "appreciate". Buried underground and then sold as cultural relics, fakes have made China a well-known cultural relic counterfeiting country, even linked to the national archaeological achievement "Cao Cao's Tomb". What is even more ridiculous is that this "collection expert" also solemnly said that if this apple was "chewed" by the Cixi Lafayette, it would be a cultural relic, which is simply the most pungent irony of falling into the misunderstanding of cultural relics collection. I really want to give these "experts" some bricks! Humor needs a true life story, and satire needs the courage to criticize ugliness. The innovation of crosstalk is to reflect on real life on the basis of inheriting the tradition, so as to be close to the times and the audience. "Expert Guidance" is such a good program. I hope more viewers and netizens can calm down and look at it clearly, and it will be memorable. Of course, white jade is flawed, and gold is not red. "Expert guidance" is not to satirize the ugliness of officialdom, and it is not enough to silence ordinary people (even small people) in our ordinary society. This requires Mr. Jiang Kun and his team to "rush boldly" and "go bolder and go faster". There are still some places that can be improved, such as the "mix and match" of Jiang Kun's dress, coat and suit. The meaning is not well indicated, and it is necessary to "get rid of the burden" for the audience. In addition, the typical network spoof "Xiao Yue Yue" that Jiang Kun began to talk about has little to do with cross talk on the whole, and it seems that there is no need to deliberately mix it up to cater to "youth" and "network".