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Henan Pendant's entire performance referred to the complete performance of Henan Pendant. We can find some videos of Henan Pendant's performance, such as "Three Beats Four Persuasion","Guo Ju Buried Children","Repaying Mother's Grace" and so on. These videos could be watched online, showing the wonderful performance of Henan Pendant. However, the specific content and link of the performance video were not given in the search results provided, so more detailed information could not be provided.

Wang Jiezi was a pendant artist from Henan Province. He was born in 1919 and died in 2009. His real name was Wang Shude, and his stage name was Wang Mingde. Because he stuttered, people gave him the nickname "Wang Jiezi" and called him "Weirdo" Wang Jiezi. Wang Jiezi was a member of the China Folk Artists Association. In 1980, he was awarded the title of "Book Champion" of the Baofeng Horse Street Calligraphy Association. He had high attainments in Henan pendant performance and was considered one of the storytellers in Xuchang area. His acting skills were superb. The audience liked him and his peers praised him. Even though he had not read many books, the fact that he was able to compose music books showed his " strange talent."

The works performed by Wang Zhuan, a Henan pendant, included Liu Yong's Descending to Nanjing and Hanging on the Palace Gate.

The Henan Pendant," Granny Wang's Fight," was a classic Henan Pendant opera work. We can find online viewing and download resources for the show, as well as some related singing and performance clips. However, the search results didn't provide a specific plot introduction or other detailed information about the show. Therefore, we are unable to give an accurate answer to the specific content and storyline of the play.

Henan Pendant 'Wang Hua Buying Father' was a Henan opera, also known as the Legend of the Huilong. The story was about the Eight Virtuous Kings, Zhao Defang, and Queen Di, who gave birth to a child while they were traveling in Suzhou. However, the child was abandoned for various reasons. Later, Wang Hua bought an old man who was disguised to look for his son, but he did not know that this old man was actually the Eight Virtuous King, Zhao Defang, and Wang Hua was the lost son of the Eight Virtuous Kings. After a series of twists and turns, the father and son finally reunited. This play was very famous on the Henan opera stage, especially famous for the classic play of Wang Hua buying his father. Please refer to the relevant resources for the specific plot and details.

The three-legged white fox in Fangcheng County, Nanyang, Henan Province, had been picked up by the local safari park and had been examined by a veterinarian. At present, the white fox had been temporarily placed in the zoo. According to preliminary judgment, this three-legged white fox might be an artificially raised alien species, so it was not suitable to release it.

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The characters included the male lead, Chen Dong, the controller of darkness. The most handsome man in the entire universe! Countless beautiful girls chased after him. The female protagonist, Dark Lucifer, was a young girl dressed in white with a purple sachet wrapped around her waist. "Invincibility Begins with the Three Strikes of the Monkey" was written by Inky White. It was a fantasy/oriental fantasy novel with elements of the system, invincibility, and opening. It was completed and could be enjoyed without worry. [User recommendation: You can obtain Monkey King's legacy at the start of the game, and there's even an invincible system?] Awakening the memories of his previous life and becoming the most handsome man in the universe? What was that? All the girls like me? Live off a woman? No, no, no! How could I, Chen Dong, live off a woman? I hope you will like this book.

Political cartoons on the 'three strikes' theme are important because they visually represent critical aspects. They can expose flaws or biases, stimulate public discourse, and sometimes even influence public opinion and policy changes.