text: In one of these works, a woman earns a living playing a lute during a twelve-year search for her husband.
full_question: In one of these works, a woman earns a living playing a lute during a twelve-year search for her husband. A character in one of these works exhumes the corpse of a woman after dreaming of their mutual love. Performers in these works were often called “Disciples of the Pear Garden.” After Wu Han wrote one of these works that ignited public controversy, all but eight “model” examples of these works were banned during the Cultural Revolution. Tale of the Pipa and The Peony Pavilion are, for 10 points, which Chinese works that often include musical performances?
first_sentence: In one of these works, a woman earns a living playing a lute during a twelve-year search for her husband.