One Thousand and One Nights

Author: Anonymous
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Phonetic Color Illustration Classic World Literature. These are stories from One Thousand and One Nights: On the first night, he is a stubborn old fisherman who "stubbornly" catches only four nets of fish every day, but unexpectedly catches an evil demon; on the second night, he is a flying wooden horse in the hands of a philosopher, carrying the Persian prince and telling a love story with a beautiful princess; on the third night, he is the lucky Ali Baba, reciting "Open sesame" to open the bandits' secret treasure, but also stirring up the bandits' anger; on the fourth night, he is the idle Aladdin, who accidentally obtains a magic lamp with supernatural powers, and as long as he makes a wish, the lamp will help him achieve it. On the fifth night, he is the sailor Sindbad, who sails seven times in prosperous times, seven times in strange places, and seven times in dangerous situations, accumulating wealth and happiness. On the sixth night