Author: Huang Beijia
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: In the past, fairy tales were mostly told and passed down orally. Last autumn, the Yilin Publishing House gifted me a copy of Italian Fairy Tales, which they had just translated and published. After reading this book, I couldn’t sleep all night. In tossing and turning, I had an idea: I wanted to write a Chinese Fairy Tale suitable for Chinese children. During the long winter and the chilly spring that followed, I devoted my time and energy to this Chinese Fairy Tale. If there are children who are willing to read it, and parents who hope their children will read it, then my efforts will not have been in vain. If, after reading it, children gain a deeper understanding of the richness of Chinese culture and develop an interest in exploring more, then I will be proud of my own creativity. Huang Beijia
Chinese fairy tales
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