Shan Tianfang's Storytelling "The Xue Family Generals" (8CD mp3 Version)

Author: Shan Tanfang
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During the reign of Emperor Taizong in the Tang Dynasty, Xue Renhui, the Prince of Pingxi, was ordered to come to the capital to serve the king. However, he was framed by his cousin Li Daozong and was condemned to death three times, barely escaping with his life. Although he was ultimately cleared of injustice, he had lost his passion for public service and, upon returning home, pretended to be dead to live in seclusion, determined never to serve as an official again.
At that time, the six kingdoms of Western Liang invaded the Tang Dynasty, and Emperor Jimin was resolved to lead the army personally to defend the empire. In search of talented officials, the military strategist Xu Maojun tricked Xue Renhui into taking on the role of the commander-in-chief for the campaign against Western Liang.
The campaign against Western Liang was fraught with peril and countless challenges. Many generals lost their lives on the battlefield, and numerous heroes fought to the death. The Xue family served with unwavering loyalty for three generations, and the heroes fought with blood to break through Western Liang. Only then was the reign of Emperor Taizong able to achieve peace, and the Tang Dynasty emperor returned in triumph.