Tian Lianyuan's Long Narrative Commentary on "Water Margin" (Volumes 1 & 2) (MP3 Version 14CD)

Author: Tian Lianyuan
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Features:
● One of the Four Great Classical Novels of China
● A brand-new interpretation by the renowned storytelling artist Tian Lianyuan
● Part 1 and Part 2, consisting of 14 discs, offering 164 hours of captivating narration
● Convenient to use, a great value, and an absolutely collectible classic of storytelling
● Compatible with multimedia computers, MP3 players, DVD players, and VCD players with MP3 functionality.
In Water Margin, a unique set of lovable outlaws with distinct personalities and their paths to joining Liangshan are portrayed. Later, heroes like Song Jiang and the other Liangshan marshes are summoned by the imperial court. During a southern invasion by the Jin forces, the court's war party supports them in battle. However, the peace party surrenders and sells out, leading to heavy losses for the Liangshan heroes, who are betrayed and meet tragic ends. The novel features 108 heroic characters, each with their own distinct speech patterns. Through these, their vivid personalities are brought to life with unparalleled authenticity and realism.
Lü Dongbu's brashness and loyalty, Lu Da's rough yet refined nature, Wu Song's bravery and precision, Lin Chong's patience, Song Jiang's humility, and Wu Yong's cleverness are all vividly portrayed through their words, making the characters seem as if they are standing right before you and their voices reaching your ears.
Narration by Tian Lianyuan, a renowned storytelling artist. Currently serving as the Chairman of the Liaoning Provincial Culsural Association. Born in Tianjin in 1941, Tian Lianyuan showed exceptional talent from a young age. At 17, he debuted on stage and gained recognition with a performance titled Chasing Lightning on a Flying Horse. Later, he gained fame for narrating The Yang Family Story, The Legend of Liu Xiu, and The Tale of Hai Rui. In 1985, he pioneered televised serial storytelling with The Yang Family Story.
Tian Lianyuan's storytelling technique constantly seeks innovation while emphasizing literary depth. His series of short stories, such as The Man on the Rooftop, Director Ma Buys a Horse, and Adjusting the Taxes, have won numerous awards in national competitions. Tian Lianyuan's storytelling style is witty and humorous, with a natural and elegant delivery, forming a unique style of his own. He understands the essence of storytelling and conveys deep emotions, making his work highly literary. While inheriting the fine traditions of storytelling art, he boldly innovates, creating a distinctive style. His narration is acclaimed as "three-dimensional storytelling."