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「再说三国」之三 张辽传 说书人：吴荻 开书！ 「定场诗」 打起黄莺儿，莫教枝上啼。啼时惊妾梦，不得到辽西。 吴荻先生以一首平白如画的小诗开启「再说三国」武将系列最后一场，详说曹魏大将张辽张文远。说书人先说张辽祖上聂壹所参与的「马邑之谋」，再说张辽于乱世投何进、归吕布过程，后细说白门楼一场重头戏，以吕布之嬗变怂懦反衬张辽之忠义英武，最终在刘关二人恳情之下归入曹操帐中。吴荻先生先说张辽心思缜密、胆识过人，逐步收服昌豨，再讲濡须口孙曹对峙，孟德对江发“生子当如孙仲谋”之叹。撤军后张辽镇守合肥，仅领七千兵马两员副将，孙权依谏攻合肥先下皖城断其军粮辎重。张辽于合肥接曹操手谕战而后守，说书人顺带批解影视剧细节讹谬，满场故事紧凑笑声不绝。逍遥津张辽自领八百勇士直捣孙权，催马执戟戟挑孙权，害得孙权丢盔披发马跃小石桥方得脱逃，后与众将相见抱头痛哭。张辽自此永镇合肥直至曹丕继位，其威名在江东留下“张辽止啼”典故。黄初三年张辽逝世，一代大将后被曹丕称为“古之召虎”。全场战事激烈，环环相扣，说书人用足身段嗓子，将此曹魏大将风采现于观众目前。更多精彩三国评书，尽在澄书馆《再说三国》！ 更多作品、演出及衍生品信息请关注： 微信公号@澄书馆 新浪微博@澄书馆 厂牌：澄书馆 数位发行：街声派歌 核心策划：大家一起社 说书人：吴荻 制作人：张添羽 策划/文案：雅歌 封面设计：陈花现 录音师：刘逸飞 制作助理：阙蔚 友情制作：陈玥/郭磊 特别鸣谢：张培仁先生及街声大家庭 出品人：张添羽 版权所有：北京大社国际文化传媒有限公司 The History of the Three Kingdoms
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澄书馆当家说书人，自号梦盦，1974年生于北京，本职为高中美育教师，教授中国传统文化。因自幼受家学熏习，喜翰墨，好丹青，乐琴书，嗜梨园。香炉茗碗，为终日伴。说书为乐，无意求成。皈依三宝，作佛弟子。其评书茹古涵今，言必有据，考据原文信手拈来，文史典故干货满满，加之擅以佛理及佛教常识批解故事，由能活用时下热点和流行语，亦庄亦谐，令人一时忍俊不禁，一时醍醐灌顶，深受年轻人喜爱。吴荻先生耗时六年完成超长篇现场评书《西游证道》，成为当世唯一一个说完《西游记》全本故事的说书人。 Wu Di is the presiding storyteller in Cheng Shuguan. He calls himself Meng An. He was born in Beijing in 1974, mainly working as an art teacher in a high school and teaching Chinese traditional culture. Because of his family upbringing, he love Chinese writing art, painting, music and Chinese operas. He would like to stay with spices and tea for his life. He love storytelling without other pursuits. He is very religious to Buddhism. His story contains information from ancient to current affairs which must be based on the references. He is good at the story citations with tremendous contents from culture to history, adding Buddhist common sense and laws to interpret the story. He is also skilled in picking current buzzwords and hot spots, in formal or hilarious way, which makes you burst into laughter or come to realize something, and attracts many young people here. He spent six years to finish a long story Journey to the West and became the only one who finish the whole story of Journey to the West in storytelling history.
