楊家將

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楊家將

by active 16th century Damu Xiong

ZH·~46 minutes·51 chapters

Chapters

51 total
1

附錄A‧蓼莪 詩經

0:11
2

附錄A‧勸學 荀子

2:04
3

附錄A‧句踐復國 國語

1:42
4

附錄A‧魯仲連義不帝秦 資治通鑑

0:36
5

附錄A‧漁父 屈原

0:17
6

附錄A‧荊軻傳 史記

4:01
7

附錄A‧廉頗藺相如列傳 史記

2:19
8

附錄A‧長門賦 司馬相如

0:48
9

附錄A‧蘇武傳 漢書

2:22
10

附錄A‧戒子益恩書 鄭玄

0:36

Description

The tale opens with a tapestry of ancient verses and philosophical musings, setting a tone of reverence for duty, learning, and the weight of ancestry. From these timeless reflections emerges the story of a renowned martial clan, whose members are bound by oath, honor, and the relentless demands of war. The narrative follows the first generation as they confront looming threats while striving to uphold the values whispered by their forebears.

As the Yang warriors step onto the battlefield, their personal struggles intertwine with the larger fate of the realm. Loyalty to family and sovereign clashes with the harsh realities of politics, and each decision reverberates through the lives of those they love. The early chapters paint vivid scenes of training, counsel, and the uneasy peace before conflict erupts, inviting listeners to feel the tension between tradition and the inevitable upheaval that lies ahead.

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Language

zh

Duration

~46 minutes (44K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2007-12-13

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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active 16th century Damu Xiong

A little-known Ming-era compiler of historical saga novels, he is best remembered for helping popular warrior legends reach a wide reading audience. His name is closely tied to stories of loyalty, battle, and family honor that stayed alive for centuries in Chinese popular literature.

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