In recent years, talk shows have become popular culture among young people. A group of young talk show actors used humorous jokes and expressions to deconstruct their life in their eyes and convey their attitudes and ideas. In addition to performing in Talk Show Conference and offline stages in various cities, some talk show actors are also trying new "cross-border" possibilities, such as entering the theater and stepping on the stage. Besides laughter, what else will they bring us? Recently, the talk show actor Xiao Bei received an exclusive interview from the reporter of China Youth Daily and China Youth Network in the "Warm One Square" studio of China Youth Daily. At half past ten in the evening, the play "Chair" in which he participated in the Chinese National Theatre (hereinafter referred to as "National Theatre") had just ended. Previously, there have been examples of talk show actors' "crossover" dramas. In the late autumn of 2021, Xiaobei and several talk show actors came to the 8th Wuzhen Drama Festival to give a performance of Female Embryos; In September this year, the original urban comedy "Baoxing Li", which combines Shanghai's local comedies and emerging comedy formats, was staged in Shanghai Lanxin Grand Theater. Dou Dou, a talk show actor, also joined in, playing a young man who "changed jobs" from a hotel lobby manager to a social worker of the neighborhood committee. The Chair, which is staged in the Mandarin Theater, is a absurd comedy adapted from the film of the same name, written, directed and starred by Zhang Tielin. The Chair is a story full of black humor: in the 1990s, the hero, Father Ye, was a proofreader and sat in a hard chair in the publishing house all his life. After retirement, he spent a lot of money to buy an old chair from an antique shop. Unexpectedly, his life was in chaos and a series of chain reactions completely out of his control occurred one after another. In the hall of Guohua Theater, there was a blessing on the flower basket for Xiaobei: "I hope you can relax freely on any stage." This sentence reflects the impression of many people on this young man. On the talk show stage, Xiao Bei always gives the audience a relaxed and comfortable state. To put it bluntly, Xiao Bei said that this sense of relaxation is a natural reaction. Every time he stands on the stage to perform, his real feeling is "very comfortable" and he is not nervous at all. The sense of relaxation also allows him to naturally switch to the field of drama performance. Xiao Bei played the role of "Onion", the boyfriend of the father's daughter, in the drama "Chair". "Onion" is a talkative and slippery "profiteer" who loves speculation and claims to be ambitious. He wants to hype up this chair and then sell it to make a lot of money. Xiao Bei described the character he played like this: "He was the kind of person who wanted to do some small business with the tide of the market in the 1990s When he studied broadcasting and hosting at Southwest University in Chongqing, Xiaobei had already had a "drama dream". He joined the University Drama Club. A group of people "use love to generate electricity". They bought props, rented venues, and rehearsed and acted. Xiao Bei said that there were four or five dramas, mainly light comedies and absurd dramas. The first play he performed in the school was The Accidental Death of an Anarchist. Following the classic version of Chen Jianbin and others, which "acted like a cat, acted like a cat, and acted like a fool", he thought about something after performing. After graduation, Xiao Bei tried to go for an interview