Heavenly General Zhu Bajie

Author: Dai Qi
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
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When Sun Wukong pulls a strand of his hair, he can transform into countless copies of himself; Nezha, in battle, suddenly sprouts three heads and six arms; Zhu Bajie is short-sighted yet optimistic; A-fan is righteous and brave, always teasing the local rich and snobbish; Jigong possesses boundless powers, even turning stones into fierce tigers. They are all great figures in children's hearts. This book is a cartoon-style reading material, featuring exquisite illustrations and text with Pinyin annotations, presenting some famous stories that bring a sense of delight and pleasure. These are all "well-worn" characters—our grandparents knew them, our parents do too. But precisely because they are "well-worn," they have become the classic figures of today. Let us take a magnifying glass and explore these characters in the book and in history. This book tells their stories with pride, adding Pinyin annotations and colorful illustrations, aiming to bring children closer to these tales and provide them with joy and fulfillment beyond the classroom, which is also the greatest aspiration behind creating this series of books.