python - Beautifulsoup special character parsing error -

I am using beautiful soup and urllib2 to collect content from the internet. I'm using this code.

import beautiful codec from bs4 import urllib2 html = urllib2.urlopen ('http://plrplr.com/33717/mp3-player-guide/').

But I () soup = beautiful soup (html, "lxml") content = soup. Identity ('div', {'class': 'entry-content'}) is getting results like this ...

  & lt; Div class = "entry-content" & gt; & Lt; P & gt; The MP3 player, also known as the Digital Audio Player, has become a major head of our gadget life. Today there are many MP3 players in the market, so what mp3 player is most suitable for you? That's where this MP3 player comes in. & Lt; Br / & gt; Basically, there are 3 types of MP3 players based on capacity: â € "1. Hard drive MP3 player 
 - Highest capacity & lt; br / & Gt; - Largest in size & lt; br / & gt; heavy 
 often labeled as a "jukebox mp3 player"? & Lt; Br / & gt; - Parts running & lt; Br / & gt; Example: Apple iPod Video, Sony Network Walkman NW-HD5 
  

There is a problem while working with a special character.

< P> How can I get an exact source code like this ...

  
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 Amp; # 8211; Largest in size & lt; / br & gt; & lt; br / & gt; & Amp; # 8211; heavy & lt; / br & gt; & lt; br / & gt; & amp; # 8211; Often a & amp; # 8220; jukebox mp3 player & amp; # 8221; & Lt; / Br & gt; & Lt; Br / & gt; & Amp; # 8211; Moving parts & lt; / Br & gt; & Lt; Br / & gt; & Amp; # 8211; Example: Apple iPod Video, Sony Network Walkman NW-HD5 & lt; / Br & gt; & Lt; Br / & gt;   
 I'm using this code in the Windows 8 machine, Eclipse and Pyde.   
 
 
 Perhaps what you are looking for is  contents.prettify (formatter = "html")  to show unit code instead of non-ASCII characters? 
 
 I could not test that on my machine, but here are the documents I used: