Shan Tianfang talks about the water margin

Hello everyone, I am the host of the storytelling " Water Margins ", Shan Tianfang. Today, we are going to tell you the story of Liangshan Lake. Liangshanpo was one of the famous leaders of the peasant uprising in ancient China. It was founded in 108 by 108 heroes. They were famous for their heroic spirit and left an indelible mark in Chinese history. The leader of Liang Shan Po was Lin Chong. He was an outstanding general who had led many victorious battles. He was not only skilled in martial arts, but he was also well versed in military strategy and was an outstanding leader. The founder of Liangshan Lake, Song Jiang, was a far-sighted leader who played an important role in the development of Liangshan Lake. He was both intelligent and brave, and was deeply loved by the people. He was an indispensable figure in Liangshan Lake. The story of Liangshanpo tells us that only by working together and bravely advancing forward can we win the final victory. Let us appreciate the storytelling of Water Margins and feel the lofty aspirations of Liang Shanbo!

Shan Tianfang's " Water Margins " had 360 chapters and 150 chapters. Among them, the 360-chapter version was a more complete version, including all the plots and characters in the original work. At the same time, Shan Tianfang also added some of her own understanding and interpretation. The 150th chapter was an edited version that only retained the main plot and characters, and reduced some details and subplots. The language expressions of the two versions were also different. The 360-chapter version used more traditional classical Chinese and ancient Chinese, while the 150-chapter version was more oral and used some modern Chinese vocabulary and language.

Shan Tianfang's book " Water Margins " mainly told the story of the Liangshan heroes after they were recruited. The main characters of the Liangshan heroes retired and began their own lives. Among them, Wu Song, Lu Zhishen, and other heroes chose to live a leisurely life in the countryside. As for Li Kui, Song Jiang, and the others, they chose to continue to travel the martial world and serve the imperial court as generals. In the end, the Liangshan heroes were defeated by the imperial court. Most of them were executed, and a few escaped, but they also lost their freedom.

Shan Tianfang's " Water Margins " was a novel that told the story of the other 108 heroes in Water Margins. It mainly told the story of the Liangshan heroes who fled to Western Sichuan after being defeated in Fangla and cooperated with the Sichuan army to defeat Fangla.

Shan Tianfang did not tell the whole story of Water Margins. The Water Margins was one of the four famous Chinese classical novels. It told the story of Lin Chong, Wu Song, Lu Zhishen, and the rebel army led by Song Jiang, who gathered at Liangshan Lake to start a series of soul-stirring stories. Shan Tianfang's storytelling was one of the traditional Chinese storytellers. Usually, she would tell the story according to the plot and characters of the novel, but not the entire book.

Shan Tianfang's storytelling, Xue Jia Zhuan, was a story about the legendary Tang Dynasty general Xue Rengui. The story tells the story of Xue Rengui, who was born poor but loved martial arts since he was young. He took the imperial examination and became a military general, eventually contributing his life to the country.

Shan Tianfang was a famous storyteller and was known as the " old man " in the Chinese storytelling world. His storytelling covered a wide range of topics, including history, mythology, folklore, social customs, and many other aspects. His most famous works included Water Margins, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, and so on. Shan Tianfang's main feature was to use vivid, vivid, and humorous language to vividly portray the plot and characters. This allowed the audience to not only hear the story but also feel the emotions and atmosphere in the process of listening to the story. His voice was loud, passionate, and infectious. It could often attract the attention of the audience through the charm of his voice, immersing them in the world of the story. Shan Tianfang's storytelling had been circulating for decades and was deeply loved by the audience. He was one of the important representatives of the Chinese storytelling world. His storytelling was unique and had a high reputation and influence not only in China but also around the world.

Storytelling Shan Tianfang was a famous Chinese storyteller born in 1943 and was known as the "Prince of Storytelling". His storytelling covered a wide range of knowledge, including history, geography, characters, myths and legends, social customs, and so on. He was known as the combination of Chinese crosstalk and storytelling. Shan Tianfang's storytelling style was humorous, witty, and concise, which was deeply loved by the audience. His representative works included "The Complete Collection of Storytelling and Listening to Books" and "The Punisher of the Great Song Dynasty".

The top 30 martial arts ranking of Shan Tianfang's Water Margins were as follows: 1. Wu Song: Wu Erlang left Yangguan at night and fought Tiger King alone. He was invincible and ranked first in Liangshan. 2. Lin Chong: Leopard Head accidentally entered the tiger's den and was forced to rebel in Liangshanbo. His unique skills rank first. 3. Lu Zhishen: The Flowery Monk abandoned his family and career to uphold justice, ranking first. 4. Li Kui: Iron Bull is fearless and fearless, ranked first. 5. Ximen Qing: Handsome Man Pan Jinlian Seduced Wu Song, ranked first. 6. Wu Song: Wu Erlang went to Yangguan at night and fought Tiger King alone. He was invincible and ranked first in Liangshan. 7. Lu Zhishen: The Flowery Monk abandoned his family and career to uphold justice, ranking first. 8. Li Kui: Iron Bull is fearless and ranks first. 9. Ximen Qing: Handsome Man Pan Jinlian Seduced Wu Song Ranked First. 10 Lin Chong: Leopard Head mistakenly entered the tiger's den and was forced to rebel in Liangshanbo. His unique skills rank first. 11 Lu Zhishen: The Flowery Monk Abandons His Family and Karma to Serve Justice Ranked First. 12 Wu Song: Wu Erlang went to Yangguan at night and fought Tiger King alone. He was invincible and ranked first in Liangshan. Ximen Qing: Handsome Man Pan Jinlian Seduced Wu Song Ranked First 14 Lin Chong: Leopard Head mistakenly entered the tiger's den and was forced to rise up in Liang Shanbo. His unique skills rank first. 15 Lu Zhishen: The Flowery Monk Abandoned His Family and Worship for Justice Ranked First. 16 Wu Song: Wu Erlang went to Yangguan at night and fought Tiger King alone. He was invincible and ranked first in Liangshan. Ximen Qing: Handsome Man Pan Jinlian Seduced Wu Song Ranked First 18 Lin Chong: Leopard Head mistakenly entered the tiger's den and was forced to rise up in Liang Shanbo. His unique skills rank first. 19 Lu Zhishen: The Flowery Monk Abandons His Family, Abandons His Karma, and Protects Justice Ranked First. 20 Wu Song: Wu Erlang went to Yangguan at night and fought Tiger King alone. He was invincible and ranked first in Liangshan. Ximen Qing: Handsome Man Pan Jinlian Seduced Wu Song Ranked First 22 Lin Chong: Leopard Head mistakenly entered the tiger's den and was forced to rebel in Liangshanbo. He is ranked first in the list of unique skills. 23 Lu Zhishen: The Flowery Monk Abandons His Family and Karma to Serve Justice Ranked First. 24 Wu Song: Wu Erlang went to Yangguan at night and fought Tiger King alone. He was invincible and ranked first in Liangshan. Ximen Qing: Handsome Man Pan Jinlian Seduced Wu Song Ranked First 26 Lin Chong: Leopard Head mistakenly entered the tiger's den and was forced to rebel in Liangshanbo. He is ranked first in the list of unique skills. Lu Zhishen: The Flowery Monk Abandons His Family and Karma to Serve Justice Ranked First. 28 Wu Song: Wu Erlang went to Yangguan at night and fought Tiger King alone. He was invincible and ranked first in Liangshan. Ximen Qing: Handsome Man Pan Jinlian Seduced Wu Song Ranked First 30 Lin Chong: Leopard Head mistakenly entered the tiger's den and was forced to rebel in Liangshanbo. His unique skills rank first.

Shan Tianfang was one of the famous storytellers in China, and his storytelling pronunciation was controversial. Some words that were mispronounced were called 'mispronunciations'. The following are some examples of Shan Tianfang's pronunciation mistakes: - The pronunciation of "goods" is "Wu" instead of "Wu goods" - "No" is pronounced "Gu" instead of "Gu" - "Shu" is pronounced "Sa" instead of "Shu Sa" - "Ti" is pronounced "Te" instead of "Ti" These pronunciation errors might affect the listening effect of Shan Tianfang's storytelling, but for experienced listeners, these pronunciation errors might not affect their understanding.