From competing with Feng Gong to being a "prisoner", Liu Wei, who moved to Australia when he was popular, how is he doing now?

Crosstalk, as a major part of today’s comedy structure, is very popular. And Guo Degang is one of the best, bringing theater cross talk to the top, and his apprentices are becoming more popular one after another. There is theater cross talk, and of course there is screen cross talk. The two factions have been fighting for years without success. There are many representatives of on-screen cross talk, but the one that is most loved by the audience is Feng Gong, and the familiar phrase: Dear audience friends, I miss you so much!

One sentence brings us back to the Spring Festival Gala stage many years ago. This is what we look forward to and want to hear the most. As a crosstalk actor, Feng Gong is also indispensable for his partner. Whether it is Niu Qun who accompanied him or Niu Zhenhua later, everyone is full of praise. But how many people still remember Liu Wei who stood next to him when he was borrowing money?

In those years, when Feng Gong was in the trough, there was always Liu Wei who encouraged him and accompanied him. This time, we will talk about the past of Liu Wei, a national first-class actor and cross talk master. Ma Ji's disciple is more talented than Feng Gong

Tianjin is the birthplace of cross talk, and many famous cross talk masters were born here. And Liu Wei is an out-and-out Tianjin kid, who has been exposed to folk arts since he was a child. In junior high school, Liu Wei and his Japanese partner Feng Gong became classmates. Because they had the same hobbies, the two quickly became good friends.

They even performed together on campus and became little stars on campus at that time. At the age of 16, when others were thinking about what they would do in the future, this pair of good friends were spotted by cross talk master Ma Jihui, and they became Ma Ji's third and fourth apprentices after Jiang Kun and Zhao Yan.

After gradual contact, Liu Wei became a disciple that Ma Ji admired very much. In many aspects, Liu Wei was even more talented than Feng Gong. This also destined him to be the apprentice who was always being misled by his master. In 1986, the two of them appeared on the stage of the Spring Festival Gala as partners for the first time.

They were nervous and at a loss, but the look in each other’s eyes became the best encouragement, because they knew that with him, everything would be no problem, "Talking about Tiger in the Year of the Tiger", the passionate and unrestrained performance style He was instantly loved by the audience.

It also gave them a new starting point for the fledgling crosstalk actors. In the next few years, they prepared for the Spring Festival Gala every day. Appearing on the CCTV Spring Festival Gala for three consecutive years, the pair became household names in cross talk. Even when talking about cross talk at that time, many people thought of Feng Gong and Liu Wei. He has become a representative figure of the younger generation of crosstalk artists. After becoming famous, he moved to Australia

After becoming famous, Liu Wei began to perform with performance troupes across the country, and even performed abroad many times. Looking at all kinds of things abroad, Liu Wei, who had never been abroad, began to imagine that one day he could live in such a foreign country. Finally, in 1988, Liu Wei made up his mind to leave Feng Gong and go to live in Australia.

This time, the popular group was missing its arms and legs, and Feng Gong was left alone. But many people are wondering, does Liu Wei think Feng Gong is more famous than himself? So it's not balanced? There are too many speculations like this, and the two of them have never responded, which proves that this knowledge is nonsense. Later, Feng Gong met Niu Qun and once again became the golden partner of the Spring Festival Gala. This time, Feng Gong's unique era came.

What about Liu Wei, who moved to Australia when he was popular? His reputation declined, and even after living in Australia for a period of time, he had no choice but to return to China for development. Liu Wei after leaving Feng Gong

When Liu Wei set foot on the land of China again, his life had changed. His former fame had disappeared, leaving only his master Ma Ji who loved him very much.

Ma Ji couldn't bear Liu Wei's depression, so he changed the Spring Festival Gala program he was supposed to attend with Zhao Yan to a joke "Farewell" that suited Liu Wei. In order to praise Liu Wei, Ma Ji personally went into battle to praise Liu Wei. It must be said that Ma Ji's sacrifice was very heavy.

But so what? Isn’t it difficult to regain the former style in the end? The Liu Wei who once disappeared, and the Liu Wei who came back could not get into the hearts of the audience, which made him helpless...

Finally, Liu Wei's persistence was not in vain, and after meeting Zheng Jian, he met another Entered the second peak period of his life. The two jokes "On Tobacco and Alcohol" and "Cantonese" were applauded by a large number of audiences. However, the pair eventually parted ways. Since then, Liu Wei has had no outstanding works and has gradually lost his fame. Returning to China and developing into a "prisoner"

After returning to China to develop, Liu Wei often drank because his career was stagnant, and he finally lost to alcohol. In 2006, Liu Wei was involved in a rear-end collision between a car and a bus.

At that time, Liu Wei smelled of alcohol and was swaying a little while walking, and was then taken away by the traffic police. After investigation, Liu Wei was suspected of drunk driving and was sentenced to 15 days of administrative detention. At that moment, the cross talk master who used to be on the screen became a "prisoner". It is also because of such principled issues that it is difficult for him to stand up. Not only that, Liu Wei was also named for filming false advertisements.

This time, Liu Wei, who had a tepid career, was completely ruined. It was also this year that Liu Wei lost his master. Liu Wei burst into tears and had mixed feelings. Recalling every detail of the past, I followed Master for 32 years. I am very sad about the passing of my mentor. Liu Wei just said such a sentence, and his heart was already in turmoil.

Retreating to the second line and living a simple life, I saw through it all, and also lost the master who loved me.

Liu Wei chose to step back and play a small role in some dramas from time to time. Although it is not memorable, he has not given up on his career.

In "In the Name of the People", which aired in 2017, Liu Wei also played the role of "Du Bozhong". But how many people still remember this character? Liu Wei's success or failure depends on his own choice, whether he becomes a partner with Feng Gong or later becomes Ma Ji's disciple.

These choices have brought him a different life, and also given him the opportunity to experience a different life. It was his choice to move to Australia, and he paid the price for his choice. His fame plummeted, and he relied on his master to become famous.

In the end, he still failed to reach his former glory. All this is fate, and it is also the price Liu Wei paid for his choice. Does Liu Wei, like the audience who once liked him, look forward to his return to the Spring Festival Gala stage? We don’t know, but what we do know is that Liu Wei lives a simple life now.

I will star in some small characters if I have nothing to do, and tell the world that there once was a cross talk master named Liu Wei...