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Zhu Dianhua

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Zhu Dianhua, the original

Zhu Dianhua, an Australian Chinese comedian, immigrated from Beijing to Sydney in 1995 to make a living by driving a taxi. During the operation, he encountered, saw, and heard a lot of jokes, so he came up with the idea of English comedy creation, and began to perform English comedy in October of the same year.

In March 1997, he competed for the Adelaide International Comedy Festival. He defeated hundreds of Australian-born preliminaries to reach the final with only nine players. In June, a comedy was held at a Sydney nightclub. Defeated many players in the competition and won the second place.

In August of the same year, Zhu Dianhua began to perform in many clubs, nightclubs, bars and restaurants, becoming Australia's first Chinese professional comedian. Sydney Chinese Television produced a forty-minute special report for him in 1997. At the same time, he also produced comedy sketches.

In October 1999, the comedy series he was specially invited to perform was broadcast on the comedy channel of an Australian cable television station. The TV comedy "Pizza" which he participated in has also been broadcast on Australian National Television and has been widely praised and is being rebroadcast. The film of the same name, "Pizza," based on the television series, will be screened around the world in 2000.

Zhu Dianhua has a small reputation in mainstream society. He has been introduced by many English newspapers and radio stations in Sydney. The TV station has also broadcast his comedy programs many times. He linked the popular short episodes that have been performed for many years, and created two pieces of duo performances. He concentrated on Western culture and humor to create a complete comedy "Taxi Story"-this The comedy includes stand-up comics, sketches, comic dances, martial arts, and oral skills.