The story of Dong Fangshuo.

Speaking of Dong Fangshuo, the record company called him the originator. In fact, Dong Fangshuo was also the originator of thieves and magicians. So what was Dong Fangshuo like in history?

At the beginning of Liang Wudi's accession to the throne, he recruited wise men to serve the court. Dong Fangshuo wrote 3,000 bamboo slips without modesty, praising his talent. It took Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty two months to finish reading these articles. Finally, the impatient Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty just gave him a small official casually, treating him as a level with the released dwarf.

Dong Fangshuo told these dwarfs that Emperor Wu wanted to kill them. As a result, all the dwarfs pleaded with the emperor. After Liang Wudi asked the reason, he thought Dong Fangshuo was humorous, so he kept him around and told himself jokes every day.

Dong Fangshuo is a master shooter. Every time Emperor Wu played this game, Dong Fangshuo could guess what was hidden in the spittoon. Therefore, Guo Sheren, the minister of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, was very jealous of him. He not only took the opportunity to speak ill of him, but also competed with him. Dong Fangshuo was loved and favored by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty after easily winning the Guo Sheren.

Dong Fangshuo, whose highest position is Doctor Tai Zhong, did not achieve the political achievement of the title of Qing history. However, he worked as a servant beside Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty for many years, which had a certain influence on his behavior.

Because Dong Fangshuo was humorous all his life, he was good at telling jokes, and the jokes he told were similar to those of the later crosstalk, so it is not unreasonable for the xiangsheng community to worship him as the granddaddy. Before he died, Dong Fangshuo became very polite. He advised Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty not to listen to rumors and stay away from those who flatter him, which was highly valued by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.

There are many legends about Dong Fangshuo among the people. In The Journey to the West, Dong Fangshuo was the apprentice of Emperor Donghua. He once stole the Queen Mother's Xiantao, so people regarded Dong Fangshuo as the originator of thieves. Not only that, Dong Fangshuo is also proficient in juggling, divination, fortune telling and so on, and the magic circle also respects him as the originator.

To commemorate Dong Fangshuo, every year on the third day of the third lunar month, a large number of worshippers flock to Dong Fangshuo Temple and Dong Fangshuo's tomb to pay homage.