Chen San and Wu Niang (1961)
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姚璇秋
Legendary works of the Ming Dynasty in China. The author is unknown. Adapted from the story of Chen San and Wu Niang, which has been passed down in Chaoshan and Minnan. Chen San (Chen Boqing), a native of Quanzhou, sent his brother Chen Boxian to work in Guangnan, passed by Chaozhou, and met Wu Niang (Huang Biju) at the Yuanxiao (Filled round balls made of glutinous rice-flour for Lantern Festival) Light Market, admiring each other. Huang's parents have betrothed Wu Niang to Haofulin University and have been hired
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Legendary works of the Ming Dynasty in China. The author is unknown. Adapted from the story of Chen San and Wu Niang, which has been passed down in Chaoshan and Minnan. Chen San (Chen Boqing), a native of Quanzhou, sent his brother Chen Boxian to work in Guangnan, passed by Chaozhou, and met Wu Niang (Huang Biju) at the Yuanxiao (Filled round balls made of glutinous rice-flour for Lantern Festival) Light Market, admiring each other. Huang's parents have betrothed Wu Niang to Haofulin University and have been hired