"Naruto" storytelling, have you heard of such an interesting art form?

Kishimoto Saishi wrote a strange book, which is unprecedented in the world of Naruto.

Comics also have surprising features that can make people laugh or cry.

Domestic video website Tudou launched "Naruto" storytelling performed by the famous storytelling artist Wang Yuebo, which can be said to have caused quite a stir among Naruto fans and anime lovers.

Will the combination of "storytelling", a traditional Chinese performing art form, and "animation", a relatively trendy cultural carrier, produce a novel chemical reaction, or will it become something nondescript?

After the first episode of "Naruto Review" was released, the comment section was almost full of curses, using the words "Don't tarnish the two-dimensional things", "We can read the comics ourselves, we don't need you to tell us", "You don't understand Naruto"

Reasons such as "feelings".

I don’t know if these trolls are the legendary “elementary school students”.

The combination of Naruto and storytelling is a joy to see.

This will not only allow the traditional art of storytelling to be promoted among young people, but also allow the older generation who love storytelling to experience what we like.

Moreover, using the storyteller’s unique language to tell the story of Naruto that we are familiar with can bring a lot of different fun.

Imagine the grandfather and grandson sitting together and listening to fire movies and commentaries. What a loving scene it would be.

Furthermore, things like watching anime, playing games, and listening to music are just for leisure and entertainment.

You can get an inexplicable sense of superiority by watching a work. I guess there is really nothing to be proud of in other aspects of life.

Wang Yuebo, nicknamed Wang Sanpi, was born in Beijing in 1978. He has studied storytelling, cross talk and many other folk arts since childhood. He once studied storytelling from Ma Zengkun, cross talk from Zhao Xiaolin, and Lianzhu Kuaishu from Zhang Xuekai.

A rapper from the ACFTU Art Troupe, a veteran entrepreneur in both Xuannan Library and Chongwen Library, Lian Liru is the first female storyteller and the adopted son of the couple.

He has lectured on many storytelling works such as "Liao Zhai", "Sui and Tang Dynasties", "Yongzheng Swordsman Pictures", "The Legend of Chivalrous Heroes", etc.

On August 7, 2012, Wang Yuebo established his personal studio in Beijing.