Long story commentary MP3 - Gunshots on the Plains (45 episodes)

Author: Li Xinqian
Publisher: Beijing Kehai Electronic Publishing House
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Features: The Sound of Guns in the Plains is adapted from the novel by Li Xiaoming and Han Qing'an, narrated by the renowned performing artist Li Xinqian. During the Anti-Japanese War, young Eighth Route Army cadre Ma Ying was ordered to return to his hometown, Xiaojiacheng, to mobilize the people and organize an anti-Japanese army. Collaborators Yang Baishun, Liu Zhongzheng, and Japanese Major Nakamura conspire to incite the people against each other, and a bloody massacre is about to erupt. Runtime: 16 hours!
Jiajia Listening Library's long-form storytelling The Sound of Guns in the Plains, adapted from the novel by Li Xiaoming and Han Qing'an, is narrated by the renowned performing artist Li Xinqian. The story takes place during the Anti-Japanese War. In the Jinnan Plain region, the young Eighth Route Army cadre Ma Ying, under the leadership of the Party, returns to his hometown, Xiaojiacheng, and leads anti-Japanese fighters in a fierce battle against the Japanese invaders and collaborators. They mobilize the people, cleverly seize weapons, establish armed forces, capture fortifications, skillfully eliminate collaborators, expose traitors, and crush "purges," repeatedly foiling the Japanese and puppet schemes. They fight bravely, facing danger head-on, and ultimately eliminate the enemy, composing a magnificent song of national liberation with blood and life.
In the 1960s, the novel was almost household in China, becoming one of the classics of red literature. It was adapted into popular storytelling, Peking Opera, films, and picture scrolls, among other art forms. When the book was broadcast on Beijing Transportation Radio in 2001, its dramatic plot and vivid character portrayals deeply captivated a wide audience.