Joking About the Classic of Mountains and Seas

Do you want to have a three-thousand-year-old dream? Close your eyes. Did you hear that? There is a voice taking you through the dense forest of Zhaoyao Mountain, where there are bamboo grass that you will not be hungry if you eat it, and mist trees that will not get lost if you wear it. There is a voice that leads you to chase the giant Kuafu and watch him drink up the Yellow River in one breath; it leads you to accompany Jingwei to fill the endless East China Sea with stones in his mouth. There is also a voice that will take you to the top of Kunlun and listen to the Queen Mother of the West roaring for thousands of miles with tiger teeth and a leopard tail; it will take you back to the battlefield where the Yellow Emperor fought against Chiyou, and watch the Yinglong blowing the wind and the goddess stopping the rain, and the color of the world changed. This is not a movie or a game, but a three-person audio drama of "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" tailor-made for you. The narration is as calm as a mountain, leading you to listen to the eighteen volumes of ancient prose as a picture of ancient mountains and rivers; the female anchor Lu Xin is lively and inquiring, just like you who are curious on the side; the male anchor Ji Dou is erudite and good at talking, always adding "there is an allusion behind this" when you are amazed. One person narrated, two people talked, and three voices told the mysterious world of two thousand years ago in a complete and beautiful way. It is not a scripted reading, but a performance with back and forth, laughter and sighs. The tragedy of myths, the extraordinary rise of mythical beasts, and the innocence and bravery of our ancestors all come alive in these narrations. On the commute, before bedtime, listening with parents and children - close your eyes, you are the one who has traveled all over the mountains and seas.