Latest Version · Chinese Fairy Tales

Author: Tao Xingzhi, Yan Wenjing, etc. (Text), Li Quanhua, Cheng Sinxin, etc. (Illustrations)
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book, through rich imagination and vivid expressions, especially in its portrayal of nature as personified, allows children to understand the songs of birds, smell the fragrance of the sun, hear the blooming of flowers, and feel the pain of grass. Here, there are grumpy grandmas, tiger grandmothers, snow children, crying bags of old witches, and even moons that kill people, frogs that need their mouths stitched, mischievous cars, and fish growing on trees. This book selects famous and enduring folktales from various periods in China, accompanied by over 300 exquisite, colorful illustrations with a playful touch. All stories are annotated with standardized modern Chinese pinyin, making it highly suitable for lower primary school students and preschool children to read and collect. Stepping into this vast, fresh, magical, and culturally rich fairy tale world, children will gradually understand what is true, good, and beautiful, as well as what is false, evil, and ugly. At the same time, it enriches children's lives, warms their hearts, broadens their horizons, and nurtures their intelligence. These language skills, imaginative abilities, thinking skills, and the ability to discern right from wrong learned from an early age will remain unforgettable and benefit them throughout their lives!