Li Shouwang, a blind storyteller in rural China, faces increasing competition for audiences amid the pressures of urbanization and family sacrifices.
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Li Shouwang, a blind storyteller in rural China, faces increasing competition for audiences amid the pressures of urbanization and family sacrifices.
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Synopsis
Li Shouwang, a blind storyteller, leads a team in a rural area of China as they confront the challenges of urbanization and a declining audience. Since learning storytelling at 19, Li has dedicated his earnings to support his children, who live in distant cities. As competition arises from a rival village team, tensions escalate. The narrative centers on Li's son, who provides emotional support from afar. With the Chinese New Year approaching, Li reflects on family sacrifices and the traditions that bind them.
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Why Watch
- Meet Li Shouwang and his blind storytelling team.
- Find out how urbanization affects traditional art forms.
- See the emotional bond between Li and his son.
Did You Know
- Li Shouwang started storytelling at the age of 19.
- The documentary features a team of blind storytellers.
- The film's duration is 85 minutes.
- Li's children live in distant cities, facing their own struggles.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who leads the team of blind storytellers in 'The Blind Storytellers'?
Li Shouwang leads the team of blind storytellers.
What challenges do the blind storytellers face in the documentary?
The blind storytellers face challenges related to urbanization and dwindling audiences.
What is the duration of 'The Blind Storytellers'?
The duration of 'The Blind Storytellers' is 85 minutes.
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