Long story narration MP3 -- Bao Gong's memorial to the throne (14 chapters)

Author: Liu Lanfang
Publisher: Wanfang Data Electronic Publishing House
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Features: During the Beijing years, the villainous Grand Tutor Pang Ji and his cronies framed the upright Right Class Prime Minister Zhan Wenxiang, fabricating a wrongful case and sending him to prison to be executed in the autumn. Bao Zheng, being impartial and perceptive, exposed the villains' schemes and presented a memorial to the Emperor. At the Golden Hall, he presided over a trial, where Pang Ji and his gang desperately denied their guilt. Bao Zheng, with great wisdom and courage, received support from the Eight Virtuous Kings and others, secured irrefutable evidence, and executed the Imperial Uncle at the Midday Gate, clearing Zhan Wenxiang's name.
Liu Lanfang utilizes storytelling techniques to organize and adapt this book, highlighting the characteristics of oral literature. She focuses on vivid character portrayals, adds a touch of legend, and makes the story thrilling and captivating. The language is lively and thought-provoking. The story unfolds in a series of twists and turns, drawing readers in and satisfying their cultural and entertainment needs while also offering insights into the essence of life. It is truly a rare gem.
Liu Lanfang is a nationally renowned storytelling performer. As a first-class state artist, she enjoys government subsidies. She serves as the Vice Chairman of the China Quyi Association and the Vice Chairman of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, as well as a visiting professor at Southeast University. In her prime, her rendition of The Legend of Yue Fei captivated the nation and even overseas, earning recognition as one of the "Top Ten Events in China's Entertainment Industry in the 20th Century" and the "Four Pioneers Who Sparked the Chinese Storytelling Boom." Later, she narrated and published numerous traditional and modern-themed stories, including The Legend of the Yang Family, The Three Attacks on Wulong Town, The Romance of Zhao Kuangyin, The Bloody Maze, and The Strange Fate of Father and Son. She has won numerous national literary awards and has been in constant demand for performances, traveling to Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, and other regions for cultural exchanges. Her footsteps and voice have spread across the motherland, and she has also visited 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 Abroad, The Record of Chinese and Foreign Famous Artists, and The Dictionary of Chinese Experts.