Illustrated Picture Book of Chinese Classics, Issue 1: Chinese Fables

Author: Li Yufu, Editor-in-Chief
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features:
A fresh approach to telling classic stories;
Unique illustrations that complement vivid text!
Elegant text that condenses the essence of the original works, standard phonetic annotations compliant with teaching standards, and original illustrations crafted with artistic care—embark on a heart-touching journey that will influence children's lives!
The world is vast and holds no shortage of wonders: During the Spring and Autumn period, King Ling of Chu favored ministers with slender waists, leading them to become emaciated and frail. There was also King Xuan of Qi, who loved hearing a coordinated performance of the flute, allowing the unskilled Mr. Nan to pretend to be an expert and pass muster. Fortunately, King Min of Qi preferred solo flute performances, exposing Mr. Nan for who he truly was and causing him to flee.
Deer or horse? Can you tell them apart? The cunning Zhao Gao insisted on "calling a deer a horse," twisting facts and confusing right from wrong. One arrow breaks easily, but what happens when nineteen are fired together?
How can the sky fall? Worrying that the sky might collapse and the earth sink, leaving nowhere to hide—what a "hedgehog's anxiety," seeking trouble for oneself! The "Illustrated Phonetics Chinese Classics" series introduced here is a collection meticulously compiled and illustrated, specially dedicated to young readers. The exquisite illustrations, drawn by talented artists, perfectly complement the text, vividly recreating the rich social life and profound artistic realm of the original works. The expressive text, delicate and lifelike illustrations, and standard phonetic annotations aligned with elementary teaching standards will serve as a bridge for children to understand and appreciate the spirit of traditional Chinese culture.