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Ma Ji
Ma Ji (; Pinyin: Mǎ Jì; August 2, 1934 – December 20, 2006), born Ma Shuhuai (; Pinyin: Mǎ Shù Huái), was a xiangsheng performer in China. He was one of his generation's most popular and influential xiangsheng performer and was mentor to many later xiangsheng performers. His disciples include: Jiang Kun, Zhao Yan, Liu Wei, Feng Gong, Humor, Wang Qian Xiang, Li Zengrui, Hanlan Cheng, Liuxi Yao, Peng Ziyi, Wong Chi Keung Wong, Yinzhuo Lin, Yao Xinguang, Hugh Lee, Zhaolong Jun, Xing Yingying Liu Lixin, Hou Guan-nan.
== Biography ==
Ma Ji was born in Tianjin on August 2, 1934. After the Communists took over mainland China, Ma started to work in Xinhua bookstore. He joined the Central Broadcasting Recitation and Ballad Troupe as a professional xiangsheng performer in 1956. He studied under Hou Baolin and became a seventh-generation xiangsheng performer. He got his stage name Ma Ji from the film ''Mattie the Goose-boy'', which is based on the poem of the same name by Mihály Fazekas.〔(马季：我与侯宝林的恩怨是怎样结下的. )〕
As a notable xiangsheng master and performer, Ma Ji created his own art style and made great contributions to China's Xiangsheng art.〔(Mainstay in the Field of Comic Dialogue: Ma Ji )〕
Ma Ji was also a member of the 5th Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.〔(CPPCC member list )〕
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