Journey to the West -- Conquering Red Boy

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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: Little Bear Parent-Child Enlightenment · Children's Fun Volume. This book is a classic series that tells stories in children's language, perspective, and mindset. To better suit the reading habits of young readers, the book not only adds Pinyin annotations to the text but is also richly illustrated. The familiar characters and the intricate, tension-filled plots in the stories will provide children with great artistic enjoyment. Read a snippet: This day, they came to the foot of a mountain and suddenly heard someone shouting for help. Following the sound, they found a child tied up and hung on a tree. Tang Sanzang quickly asked Pig to rescue the child and even offered him a ride on a horse. The child said his hands and feet were numb and couldn’t ride a horse, so Tang Sanzang asked Monkey to carry him. With his sharp eyes, Monkey could tell the child wasn’t a good person and carried him silently. As they walked, Monkey suddenly threw him onto a large stone. The child was quite clever too and immediately leaped into the air, used an evil spell, and summoned a whirlwind to snatch Tang Sanzang away.