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In order to get the scriptures, the four disciples of Tang Sanzang went to White Bone Ridge (or Wanzi Mountain). Here, there was a corpse demon called White Bone Demon who was good at disguising herself. In order to eat the flesh of Tang Sanzang, she had transformed into a village girl who came to the mountain to deliver vegetarian food, an old woman who came to the mountain to offer incense, and an old man. For the first time, the White Bone Demon turned into a village girl. She took advantage of Zhu Bajie's gluttonous and lecherous weakness and successfully made Zhu Bajie speak up for her in front of Tang Sanzang, making Tang Sanzang lower his guard against her. However, Sun Wukong's Fiery Golden Eyes saw through the disguise and killed the village girl with a stick. After the village girl was killed, the White Bone Demon left a suspense saying that she still had parents at home. Then, the White Bone Demon turned into an old woman and came over, crying that her daughter had been beaten to death. This made the kind-hearted Tang Sanzang feel even more guilty. However, Sun Wukong ignored Tang Sanzang's obstruction and beat the old woman to death again. At this time, Tang Sanzang's dissatisfaction with Wukong deepened. In the end, the White Bone Demon turned into an old man who was chanting Buddhist scriptures. Sun Wukong believed that this was a demon and killed the White Bone Demon for the third time despite Tang Sanzang's opposition. However, the conflict between Tang Sanzang and Wukong also reached a white-hot point. Tang Sanzang thought that Sun Wukong had continuously hurt people and finally drove him away in anger. After Sun Wukong returned to the Flowerfruit Mountain, Tang Sanzang and his disciples were captured by the White Bone Demon. Zhu Bajie escaped to Huaguo Mountain to ask for help. Sun Wukong went down the mountain and killed the White Bone Demon again. Only then did the four of them continue to go to the Western Heaven to obtain the scriptures. This story was based on the twenty-seventh chapter of Journey to the West by Wu Chengen in the Ming Dynasty,"The Corpse Demon plays the Three Tripitaka of the Tang Sanzang, and the Holy Monk hates the Monkey King." It was also adapted into many opera forms, such as Shao opera and Wu opera, which had a great influence at home and abroad. Watching Journey to the West: Sun Wukong Beats the White Bone Demon Three Times is not enough. Everyone is welcome to click to read the novel!

The following is an example of a storytelling script: Ladies and gentlemen, listen to me talk about the famous "Journey to the West" story of beating the White Bone Demon three times. It was said that Tang Sanzang and his disciples had been on a journey to the west to obtain scriptures. On this day, they arrived at the White Tiger Ridge. This White Tiger Ridge was not simple. It was a hiding place for fiendish demons. This White Bone Demon was originally a female corpse that had turned into white bones on White Tiger Ridge. Because she had absorbed the spiritual energy of heaven and earth and the essence of the sun and moon, she had transformed into a human. She had heard that eating the flesh of the Tang Monk could grant immortality. This Tang Monk was the incarnation of the Golden Cicada Master, the original body of ten lifetimes of cultivation. Thus, this White Bone Demon had an idea. The White Bone Demon was cunning and used three variations. She first transformed into a beautiful village girl, holding vegetarian food to confuse Tang Sanzang and his disciples. Her appearance was ice skin and jade bones, her shirt collar exposed her soft chest, her eyebrows were green, her almond-shaped eyes flashed silver stars, her moon-like appearance was beautiful, her natural personality was clear, her body was like a swallow hiding willows, and her voice was like a warbler singing in the forest. When Tang Sanzang saw it, he wanted to talk to it, but he didn't know that this was the demon's honey trap. However, Sun Wukong had a pair of sharp eyes. He saw through the disguise of the White Bone Demon at a glance. Without saying anything, he raised the Jingu Staff and attacked. With this strike, the White Bone Demon pretended to die, leaving behind a fake corpse and escaping with its real body. The White Bone Demon was unwilling to give up. It immediately transformed into an old woman looking for her daughter. She leaned on a walking stick and came over crying. This was her ploy to gain the sympathy of Tang Sanzang and his disciples. However, how could Sun Wukong be deceived by her? He raised his Jingu Staff again and hit her. The demon used the same trick again, leaving behind a fake corpse to escape. The White Bone Demon was still unwilling to give up. She changed three times and became an old man who believed in Buddhism. She tried to provoke Tang Sanzang with a plan to drive Sun Wukong away. Wukong called the gods to testify in the air, and then decisively beat the white bone spirit for the third time. This time, he successfully killed the white bone spirit. The white bone spirit showed its true appearance, and there was a line of words on its spine, called White Bone Lady. However, Tang Sanzang was a mortal and thought that Wukong had killed a good person. In addition, Bajie was fanning the flames and gossiping. The two of them had a great contradiction. In the end, Tang Sanzang demoted Wukong and allowed him to return to Flowerfruit Mountain. The story of beating the White Bone Demon three times was really complicated. Sun Wukong's determination, resourcefulness, courage, and ability to identify the enemy's tricks were worthy of praise. At the same time, it also warned everyone not to be confused by appearances. They had to be able to see through the essence of things. Watching Journey to the West: Sun Wukong Beats the White Bone Demon Three Times is not enough. Everyone is welcome to click to read the novel!

Yuan Kuocheng was a famous storyteller and host in China. His storytelling was famous for its humor, twists and turns, and vivid language. Beating the Drum and Scolding Cao was one of Yuan Kuocheng's representative works. It told the story of the war between Cao Cao and Yuan Shao during the Three Kingdoms period. The story was about Cao Cao's army attacking Yuan Shao. During the battle, Cao Cao's general Cao Hong was killed by Yuan Shao's general Yan Liang. Cao Cao was so angry that he ordered the beating of drums to vent his dissatisfaction. Through telling this story, Yuan Kuocheng showed Cao Cao's intelligence and cruelty. At the same time, he also showed the cruelty and short-lived heroes of the Three Kingdoms period. Yuan Kuocheng's book, Beat the Drum and Curse Cao, was deeply loved and sought after by the audience with its humorous language, vivid plot and profound theme.

The Storytelling Network was a website that provided free storytelling. You could listen to and download various storytelling works online. Among them were works by famous storytellers such as Yuan Kuocheng, Shan Tianfang, and Tian Lianyuan. You can listen to Yuan Kuocheng's classic novels such as Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Water on Liangshan, and Romance of the Gods for free. In addition, there were also websites that provided free listening to storytelling, such as storytelling walkman, and other websites that provided listening and downloading of storytelling. These websites all provided classic storytelling works by famous storytellers such as Shan Tianfang, Tian Lianyuan, and Yuan Kuocheng, including Heroes in Troubled Times, Tong Lin's Biography, and Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. You can listen to or download these storytelling works online through these websites anytime, anywhere, and enjoy the wonderful storytelling content for free.

Storytelling and storytelling are two different branches of traditional Chinese art forms. Although they have some similarities, there are also some obvious differences. Storytelling referred to the story or legend of a person holding bamboo slips or paper and performing rap on a table or stall. Storytellers usually capture the attention of the audience by telling stories, characters, and dialogue. Their language is fast and infectious, often using slang and dialect. Storytelling had a long history, and its origins could be traced back to the Han Dynasty. It was one of the traditional forms of folk entertainment in China. Storytelling consisted of one or more people explaining historical events, historical figures, stories, and legends at a table or in a teahouse. They were usually recorded on paper or bamboo slips, accompanied by music and dance. The language used in storytelling was relatively gentle and focused on expressing the character and image of the character. It was often expressed in more formal language. Storytelling originated from the Ming Dynasty and had become an important part of Chinese traditional culture. It could be said that the biggest difference between storytelling and storytelling was the difference in the form of performance and content. Storytelling focused more on oral traditions and acting skills, while storytelling focused more on historical facts and character portrayals.