Liu Lanfang's Long Narrative Talk Show "The Hu Family" (MP3 Version 4CD)

Author: Liu Lanfang
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Features: advanced voice compression technology for processing, with extremely high clarity, more realistic on-site effects, and more delicate and pure sound quality. Easy to operate, can be played on computers, SVCD players, and MP3 players. The entire book is narrated by Sun Huiwen, compiled by Liu Lanfang and Wang Yinquan, and presented by Liu Lanfang.
In the reign of Emperor Renzong of the Great Song Dynasty, the patriotic general Hu Yanzan's son, Hu Yanpxian, was framed by the traitor Pang Wen, resulting in the execution of over 300 members of his family. Hu Yanpxian's son, Hu Yanshou, escaped the massacre by not being at home. Determined to exterminate the Hu family, Pang Wen searched for them relentlessly, forcing Hu Yanshou to flee north to seek refuge with relatives. Hu Yanshou married in Daxiangzhuang, where he had a son, Hu Qing.
After Hu Qing returned from studying martial arts in the mountains, he caused three disturbances in the capital, Bianliang, frightening Pang Wen into constant unease and fear. Pang Wen harbored ambitions to usurp the throne, secretly aligning with foreign powers to divide the empire and seize power. Relying on the authority of his daughter as the imperial consort, he intimidated the emperor and suppressed his ministers, committing numerous evils and extorting the people's wealth.
To eliminate the traitorous and treacherous officials like Pang Wen, who betrayed the country and harmed the people, and to avenge the massacre of his family, the descendants of the Hu family, including Hu Qing, Hu Yanping, and Hu Yanming, with the support of loyal statesmen like Bao Zheng, Kou Zhen, and the Yang family, engaged in a long, arduous, and intense struggle against the villains. In the end, they achieved victory.
The book has a tightly structured and novel narrative, with vividly portrayed characters, a vivid and winding plot, and lucid, fluent language. Coupled with Liu Lanfang's exquisite performance—her clear articulation, resonant voice, and colorful storytelling—listeners feel as if they are living in the story. It is a traditional book that spreads patriotism and national spirit, deeply favored by the public.
Presenter—Liu Lanfang
Liu Lanfang is a nationally renowned Pingyu performance artist. A first-class state actor, she enjoys government subsidies. She serves as the vice chairman of the China Quyi Association and the vice chairman of the China Literature and Art Federation, as well as a visiting professor at Southeast University. In her prime, her narration of "The Legend of Yue Fei" captivated the nation and gained international acclaim, being hailed as one of the "Top Ten Events in China's Entertainment Industry in the 20th Century" and the "Four Masters Who Sparked the Pingyu Fever."
Subsequently, she narrated and published numerous traditional and modern theme Pingyu works, including "The Yang Family," "The Three Attacks on Wolong Town," "The Romance of Zhao Kuangyin," "The Blood-Stained Dungeon," and "The Strange Fate of Father and Son." She has won numerous national literary awards and has been invited to perform in all regions of Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan for cultural exchanges. Her footsteps and voice have traversed the vast land of China, and she has also performed in countries such as the Soviet Union, North Korea, Turkey, the United Kingdom, Japan, Thailand, and Singapore.
Her outstanding artistic achievements have been included in over 20 dictionaries, including "The Dictionary of Chinese Opera and Quyi," "The Annual of Chinese Characters," "The Record of Outstanding Chinese Talent," "The Record of Chinese and Foreign Artists," and "The Dictionary of Chinese Experts."