Author: Ao Youxiang Illustration
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: Subverting history, deconstructing tradition, and a touch of spicy black humor—this is the flavor of Happy Camp. In Ao Youxiang's The Flying Pig, there are plenty of "martial arts battles" and "strange martial arts tricks," but in Happy Camp, only a group of adorable clowns with "more comedy than combat" are stationed. Emperors, generals, barbarians, and bandits each maintain their unique styles in the classical setting, performing them in exaggerated and witty four-panel comedies. —"Happiness" is not hard; what's hard is maintaining a "clear understanding of the world and adeptness in human affairs" even after bursting into laughter. The "unbreakable Happy Camp" and the "ever-changing fans" are ready to saddle up and explore—let's check it out!
Happy Camp. Eagle King's Challenge
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