Jinyunu

Author: Qiming
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Publish Date: 2001-11-18
Features: The selection of materials in this book fully considers children's interests. In terms of text, it emphasizes the combination of language and ancient Chinese, allowing children to easily absorb ancient Chinese. In terms of visuals, it balances the characteristics of Peking Opera and children's love for animation. The illustrations are beautiful and innovative, enabling young readers to have a relaxed first encounter with traditional Peking Opera stories and experience the influence of Chinese traditional culture. This is a rare and long-awaited good read that children will definitely love, and parents will surely choose it for family reading together, sharing the magical charm of Chinese Peking Opera stories. This book tells two stories: The first story is about Jin Yunu, the daughter of Jin Song, the leader of beggars. She finds a scholar, Mo Ji, freezing to death in the snow and marries him, supporting his studies. Later, Mo Ji passes the imperial examination and despises Jin Yunu for her humble background, throwing her into the water. She is rescued by Mo Ji's superior and adopted as his foster daughter. The second story is about: Western Xia invades, and the Song King wants to select generals through a martial arts competition. Wang Leng, the son of the corrupt minister Wang Qiang, wants to become the commander but is killed by Yang Jinhua and Yang Wenguang, descendants of the Yang family, on the competition field. Cao Jun persuades Lady She to prioritize the country, mobilizing Mu Guiying, the daughter-in-law who is dissatisfied with the Song King, to lead the army into battle and fulfill her duty to the nation.