Long story narration MP3 -- The guerrillas behind enemy lines (36th episode)

Author: Yuan Kuocheng
Publisher: Golden E-Book Publishing Company
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Features: Describes the heroic and moving deeds of the Chinese people and army in the Jizhong Plain during the War of Resistance against Japan, fighting against the Japanese and puppet forces under the harsh conditions of being outnumbered and outgunned. The guerrilla work teams depict the heroic and moving deeds of the Chinese people and army in the Jizhong Plain during the War of Resistance against Japan, fighting against the Japanese and puppet forces under the harsh conditions of being outnumbered and outgunned. In 1942, the Japanese forces in North China gathered heavy troops to launch an unprecedentedly brutal "sweeping operation" against the Jizhong base area, plunging the Jizhong people into extreme suffering. However, the anti-Japanese armed forces did not surrender. Following the instructions of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, they selected outstanding personnel from the units to organize a highly skilled armed work team, which went deep into the enemy's rear to carry out work. Relying on the leadership of the Party and the support of the masses, they frequently appeared in a mysterious and unpredictable manner between the enemy strongholds, attacking (bàolóu - watchtowers), capturing (diāobǎo - fortresses), disrupting the enemy's grain collection and forced labor plans, promoting anti-Japanese policies, and repeatedly infiltrating the enemy's heart—the city of Baoding—to capture traitors, arrest spies, and strike at the enemy until forcing them to retreat to their strongholds, achieving great victories! Yuan Kuocheng is a renowned storytelling performer. Born in Tianjin in 1929, his uncle Yuan Jieting, Yuan Jieying, and his father Yuan Jiewu were collectively known as the "Three Yuan Brothers," who were famous for a time. From a young age, Yuan Kuocheng learned the art from his father and began performing on stage at the age of 16. Mr. Yuan Kuocheng's storytelling is characterized by "floating, chic, stylish, and crisp." Over the decades, in addition to performing excellent traditional storytelling, he has also narrated a large number of modern-themed works such as "Blazing Sword," "Red Rock," and "Loyal and Devoted," which have been loved and respected by the broad masses of the people. He has also been warmly received by the older generation of proletarian revolutionaries such as Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai.