Chinese Pingshu performer Shan Tianfang Died at 82

Описание: Shan Tianfang was born on 6 December 1935 and died on 11 September 2018. He was the stage name of the famous Chinese pingshu performer Shan Chuanzhong, who came from Laishui County, Hebei Province (according to some sources: Deping, Shandong Province), China. He was born in Xishi District, Yingkou, Liaoning Province on 6 December 1935 (the 11th day of the 11th month according, to Chinese Lunar Calendar). He was a member of the third batch of national intangible cultural heritage inheritors, a member of Chinese Ballad Singers Association, and a member of China Society for Literature Popular Research. His language in pingshu performances was relatively plain, and he was specialized in presenting the images, the colors, and the emotions with sounds. Since the mid-1990s, his storytelling video shows have been broadcast on TV stations like CCTV. In the 1950s, Shan's father was wrongly put into prison, thus his mother divorced his father. In 1953, he was accepted into Northeastern Engineering College. Due to physical conditions and family problems, however, he gave up his study and turned to perform pingshu, as a prentice of Li Qinghai. In 1955, Shan entered the Anshan Quyi Tuan, where he was instructed by Zhao Yufeng, a famous Xihe Dagu performer, and Yang Tianrong, a famous pingshu performer. At 24, Shan officially went on stage. He performed not only traditional pingshu, but new works as well. During the Cultural Revolution, Shan was persecuted for some comments he had made, and once he even got his teeth kicked by the rebel groups. After the Cultural Revolution ended, Shan was able of returning to the stage to perform pingshu. He started from the Anshan Radio Broadcast Station. Gradually, he was received by the pingshu fans across the country and became one of the best experts in storytelling. "Where there is a radio, there is Shan's storytelling. Throughout the art career, he had a collection of over 100 works, which have been broadcast on 500 radio and TV stations and have influenced several generations in China. Since Shan Tianfang earned a high reputation and had a unique voice, he is often imitated. Shan Tianfang originated from a family of quyi. His grandfather, Wang Fuyi, was one of the earliest old artists who, performing bamboo clapper tale, went to Shenyang during the period of Chuang Guandong(literally "crashing into Guandong"). His mother, Wang Xianggui, whose stage name was Bai Yatou (literally "the pale girl"), was a famous performer of Xihe Dagu in the 1930s and 1940s. His father, Shan Yongkui, was an artist of string instrument. His oldest uncle Shan Yongsheng, and third younger uncle Shan Yonghuai, were respectively the performer of Xihe Dagu and of storytelling. His wife, Wang Quangui, is eight years older than him. He died at 82 years old.Support our game on Roblox: Disco Emotes https://www.roblox.com/games/15409815...

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