Illustrated Picture Book of Chinese Classics, Issue 1: Chinese Wisdom Stories

Author: Li Yufu, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
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A fresh approach to telling classic stories, with distinctive illustrations that complement vivid text. Concise and elegant text that captures the essence of the original works, along with standard phonetic annotations aligned with teaching standards. Original illustrations crafted with artistic skill, offering a soul-stirring journey that influences children's lives. Life is full of knowledge, and wisdom illuminates life; at the age of seven, Xiang Tiao is erudite and eloquent, cleverly debating Confucius to the point where even Confucius was impressed. The fierce Xiang Yu, known for his temper and disregard for human life, was moved by the courage of a young boy. Zhuge Liang, with his clever wit, matches wits with his teacher—Mr. Shuijing, revealing extraordinary intelligence, as the saying goes, "The pupil surpasses the master."
Do you know how to make a mountain chicken dance gracefully? Do you know how heavy an elephant is? Little Cao Cong will tell you a clever method. The legendary woman Xun Guan Niang, who disliked reading, writing, or needlework, was instead fond of swordsmanship, proving that women can be just as capable as men. She led troops to break through multiple encirclements and left a lasting mark in history.
Emperor Kangxi, in his playful and humorous manner, cleverly captured Ao Ba, showcasing his imperial demeanor. This edition of Illustrated Chinese Classics is a series of books meticulously compiled and illustrated, specially dedicated to young readers. The exquisite illustrations, drawn by talented artists, complement the text perfectly, vividlying the rich social life and profound artistic realm of the original works. The expressive text, lifelike illustrations, and standard phonetic annotations aligned with primary school teaching standards will serve as a bridge for children to understand and appreciate the essence of traditional Chinese culture.