Was the content of the storytelling Xue Jia Jiang similar to Xue Dingshan's expedition to the west? Who could give a comparison?

This storytelling could be Xue Jia Jiang or Xue Dingshan's Expedition to the West. This was because many of Old Man Shan's storytelling works could not be named. I suggest you listen to this storytelling and judge which one it is based on the plot and tone.

In Shan Tianfang's commentary, Xue Dingshan and Xue Yinglong had fought together during the Western Expedition, but Xue Yinglong had disappeared during the war. Later, Xue Dingshan finally found Xue Yinglong and brought him back to the Tang Dynasty. According to historical records, Xue Yinglong had performed well in the Western War and was awarded an official position by the Tang Dynasty. Later, Xue Yinglong was sent to Japan to learn martial arts and establish his own power in Japan. It was said that he was still active in Japan, contributing to the Tang army's demobilisation.

In the novels Xue Gang rebelled against the Tang Dynasty, Xue Rengui conquered the East, and Xue Dingshan conquered the East, the protagonists had a father-son relationship.

The author of the novels Yang Jia Jiang, Xue Jia Jiang, and Hu Jia Jiang was the Ming Dynasty novelist Wu Cheng 'en. These novels were all classics of ancient Chinese literature and were widely praised and passed down to this day.

The authors of the novels Yang Jia Jiang, Xue Jia Jiang, and Hu Jia Jiang were the famous generals of the Song Dynasty, Yang Ye, Xue Rengui, and Yue Fei. These novels were adapted into TV series, movies, games, and many other forms, which were very popular among readers.

Shan Tianfang was a famous storyteller in China and was known as a "legendary figure in the storytelling world". His representative works included The Legend of Qin Qiong and Xue Jia Jiang. The Legend of Qin Qiong told the story of Qin Qiong, a famous general of the Tang Dynasty, including his life experiences, battle experiences, and love stories. The storytelling attracted a wide audience with its humorous language and fascinating plot. Xue Jia Jiang, on the other hand, told the story of Xue Dingshan and Xue Baochai. It was one of Shan Tianfang's masterpieces. The storytelling was based on a historical story and narrated the legendary experience of the ancient Chinese military general Xue Dingshan. At the same time, it also integrated folk legends and humorous elements and was deeply loved by the audience.

Shan Tianfang's storytelling, Xue Jia Jiang, Xue Rengui's conquest of the East, Xue Dingshan's conquest of the West, and Xue Gang's rebellion were all classic storytelling works. Xue Jia Jiang told the legendary story of Xue Rengui and Xue Dingshan. Xue Rengui's conquest of the East told the story of Xue Dingshan and Xue Rengui's expedition together. Xue Dingshan's conquest of the West told the story of Xue Dingshan, Xue Rengui, Xue Gang, and others 'expedition together. Xue Gang's rebellion told the story of Xue Dingshan's son, Xue Dingshan, rebelling against his father after he grew up. These storytelling works all had prequels, which usually told the story of the predecessor of these works or an earlier story. To be specific, the prequel to Xue Jia Jiang could be called Xue Rengui's prequel to Xue Rengui's conquest of the East, Xue Dingshan's prequel to Xue Dingshan's conquest of the West, and Xue Gang's prequel to Xue Gang's rebellion against Tang. If you want to listen to the prequels of these storytelling works, you can buy related books in local bookstores or online or listen to them online.

The 100th chapter of Xue Jia Jiang's storytelling was the anti-Tang part.

Shan Tianfang was talking about a book called Xue Dingshan's Legend. The Legend of Xue Dingshan was about the love between Xue Dingshan and the princess, as well as his performance in the war. This was a very popular storytelling book and one of Shan Tianfang's representative works.

Xue Dingshan, also known as Jing Yue, was a famous general and politician during the Ming Dynasty. He was born in 1509 and died in 1589 at the age of 68. Xue Dingshan's family was poor in his early years, but he gradually got promoted by relying on his own diligence and hard work. He had held many official positions in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, including the Council of Ministers and the Minister of War. Xue Dingshan had performed well in the military. He had led the army to many battles and achieved important victories. He performed particularly well in the process of resisting the invasion of foreign enemies. He had led the army to resist the invasion of the Netherlands, Portugal and other countries and achieved a series of victories. In addition, Xue Dingshan was also a person who valued education. He attached great importance to talent cultivation and education. He had once founded a school to promote education and encourage the growth of talents. Xue Dingshan was an outstanding politician and general. He had made important contributions to the country during the Ming Dynasty and was known as a "loyal and upright minister" and "patriotic general".