Long story commentary MP3 -- Xue family (180 episodes)

Author: Shan Tianfang
Publisher: Beijing Hongda Everbright Development Co., Ltd.
Publishing Time: Not Available
Features: During the reign of Emperor Taizong in the Tang Dynasty, General Xue Renhui, the Prince of Pingxi, was ordered to enter the capital to accompany the emperor. However, he was framed by his uncle, Li Daozong, and was sentenced to death three times, narrowly escaping with his life. Although he was eventually exonerated and cleared of the charges, he had lost all hope and decided to fake his death, hide his identity, and never serve in office again. At that time, the six kingdoms of Western Liang invaded the Tang Dynasty, and Emperor Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty resolved to personally lead the army to suppress the Western Liang. To seek talented individuals, the strategist Xu Maogong used a trick to lure Xue Renhui out, making him the commander-in-chief of the Western Expedition. The Western Expedition faced countless dangers and numerous obstacles. Many generals lost their lives on the battlefield, and numerous heroes fought to the death. The Xue family devoted themselves to loyalty for three generations, and the heroes fought bravely to break through Western Liang, ultimately securing the peace of the Taizong era and allowing the Tang emperor to return in triumph.
Shan Tianfang was born in Laiwater County, Hebei Province, and grew up in Tianjin and Shenyang. He was born on December 26, 1935. He graduated from Shenyang No. 27 Middle School in 1953. He once studied at Northeastern University of Technology but dropped out due to illness and later engaged in the art of storytelling. Due to work requirements, he took correspondence courses at the History Department of Liaoning University and graduated in 1961. Shan Tianfang has been engaged in the art of storytelling for over forty years, telling one hundred and three ancient and modern stories. Since 1978, he has published forty-three storytelling works; recorded over seventy storytelling works for radio stations and television stations; and since 1994, he has also ventured into the filming and creation of television dramas. Today, not only has Shan Tianfang's skills not diminished, but he also has even more energy and is committed to making greater contributions to the cultural cause.