Start telling crosstalk from Tingyunxuan

Chapter 159 A Seven-Thousand-Word Counterattack (Third Update)

Yang Yunsheng was unaware of LeYuan's plan to collaborate with Tencent.

If I knew, I would definitely be very nervous.

Because a behemoth like Tencent is definitely something Yang Yunsheng can't compare to at present.

Most importantly, Tencent also controls a global channel.

The current trend of shaking hands is still developing in China.

Even if Douyin (TikTok) wants to use overseas channels, it will have to wait until the domestic channels become more stable.

Although Douyin (TikTok) has received support from higher authorities, it is still far from enough.

Unless Douyin's daily active users can reach 200 million, Yang Yunsheng can then begin to develop overseas business.

In the future, Douyin will definitely open up overseas markets.

However, after Douyin launched its match-3 game, many game companies approached Douyin, requesting to cooperate with the platform.

This was also a plan devised by Yang Yunsheng to kill two birds with one stone.

It's very simple. Once the match-3 game becomes popular, other game companies will definitely come to Douyin (TikTok) to promote it.

Previously, advertisers only accounted for 50%, while games accounted for the other 50%.

Yang Yunsheng even plans to launch the Douyin Mall in the second half of the year.

That will be the time for him to compete in the business world.

On April 7th, Deyun Club, which had been quiet for a long time, suddenly started to exert its strength.

In the early hours of that day, while most people were asleep, Guo Degang posted a long Weibo post in response to Cao Yunjin.

Guo Degang even gave his Weibo post a title and pinned it to the top.

The title is, "The world is still here, but I will not complain about indifference."

Many people look at this title and don't understand what it means.

The meaning is actually quite simple: there are still many things to pursue in the future, so let's not dwell on some heartbreaking stories from the past.

It can also be interpreted as the vast world is still there, and the coldness of human relationships in the past is no longer worth mentioning.

So what is the content of the original text?

Throughout the history of crosstalk, there have been many instances of discord between masters and apprentices. Due to the lack of internet dissemination, these incidents have generally had limited impact, remaining confined to the industry. Furthermore, family matters are best left unsaid. The scene of my argument with my apprentice, Xiao Jin, with such fanfare and fanfare is truly unprecedented. Thank you for your applause and encouragement.

When the news broke, everyone was excited and waiting for my response. Response to what? This wasn't written by Xiao Jin, after all. Given his level of education, let alone writing six thousand words, even reading them aloud would be difficult. Judging from the scene, it was probably one person dictating, others chiming in, someone typing, and everyone collectively polishing. Having to respond to an essay? If this were a novel, I'd be exhausted.

Some insightful people say this situation is incredibly awkward: a direct response is seen as bullying the weak, no response is seen as admitting guilt, an immediate response is seen as being furious, and a slow response is seen as premeditated. If an audience member says something, they're accused of being a paid troll; if a disciple says something, they're seen as being coerced or bribed. It's so hard to be a person; all one can do is coldly observe this disdain.

Guo Degang's 7,000-word response was 1,000 words longer than Cao Yunjin's 6,000-word accusation.

In general, it took Guo Degang more than twenty days to refute Cao Yunjin's six thousand words.

It's nothing more than that Cao Yunjin's essays were all fabricated, the text messages he produced were fake, and his invoices were not genuine.

Those who spoke up for him were paid trolls, and those who echoed him were all his apprentices who were dissatisfied with me and had left Deyun Club.

Furthermore, Guo Degang's methods are four or five levels higher than Cao Yunjin's.

More than twenty days later, when the hype had almost died down, he responded publicly in this way. On the one hand, this demonstrated his attitude of not avoiding controversy, and he elaborated on his position and views in detail in the article. On the other hand, it naturally expressed his disappointment and helplessness towards Cao Yunjin.

In addition, the 7,000-word response not only addressed the personal grievances with Cao Yunjin, but also reviewed his career development in the crosstalk industry and his views on the inheritance of traditional arts.

Guo Degang's in-depth self-analysis and reflection on the industry demonstrate his respect for the art of crosstalk and his sense of responsibility for traditional culture.

Yang Yunsheng was already asleep when Yan Hexiang called and woke her up. Upon seeing this Weibo post, she was instantly wide awake.

Compared to Lao Guo, Jinzi really seems too inexperienced.

As soon as Lao Guo came on stage, he immediately expressed his righteous indignation.

As for Cao Yunjin, she's still clinging to the old ways of family ties and invoices.

Even though Yang Yunsheng had already read this long article, seeing it again brought him a different perspective on life.

Having greatly admired Guo Degang in his past life, Yang Yunsheng's opinion of Cao Yunjin only intensified after this article was published.

It even got to the point where we stopped contacting each other altogether.

Seeing this article again now, I'm amazed by Guo Degang's extraordinary abilities.

It's no wonder that it took more than twenty days to prepare this 7,000-word essay.

This must have been edited many times before it was released!
At this moment, Jin Zi must be furious!
Yang Yunsheng was right. After seeing the 7,000-word Weibo post, Cao Yunjin was so angry that he started smashing things at home.

It's not that I'm angry that Lao Guo said I hired online trolls, or that he was scheming by keeping the invoices. Nor am I angry that he said I was just acting when I greeted him every year.

Cao Yunjin was angry because she had prepared a 6,000-word essay, but you published a 7,000-word essay more than 20 days later.

What are they trying to do?

Isn't it just that you want to outdo me and prove that you, as my teacher, have better writing skills than me?

If outsiders knew that Cao Yunjin was angry because of this, they wouldn't know how to evaluate her.

However, it must be admitted that Cao Yunjin has her own unique understanding.

After all, who cares that his rebuttal essay was a thousand words longer than his own!
Guo Degang's Weibo post quickly rose to the top of the trending topics list.

The message was posted for two consecutive days, but there was no response from Cao Yunjin.

In their view, this time it was Cao Yunjin's turn to feel guilty.

Does Cao Yunjin also intend to wait more than twenty days before writing another 8,000-word essay?

If this continues, nine thousand words, ten thousand words, eleven thousand words.

Just as everyone was thinking this, Yang Yunsheng's master, Yang Zhenyi, suddenly spoke up.

He directly pointed his finger at Lao Guo on Weibo and started cursing.

Yang Yunsheng, who was just watching the drama unfold, was completely dumbfounded.

His master was fine, so why did he have to go down in the arena?
Not only them, but also Li Jing, Yang Zhigang, and even Lao Feng, all took sides.

This war of words seems to be escalating.

In any case, the world of crosstalk is in complete chaos.

The crosstalk performers from both Tianjin and Beijing are all criticizing Guo Degang, which seems a bit strange!
But there's nothing wrong with it; there are only wrong things done, not wrong people being criticized!
They've named names, even directly insulting Lao Guo. You say that's not right, that it doesn't make sense!
(End of this chapter)