Journey to the West: ③ Havoc in Heaven

Author: Shi Zhongjie
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: With the eager anticipation of children, the brand-new, illustrated, and adorable cartoon version of Journey to the West (Volumes 1-24) has made its dazzling debut! It preserves the essence of the original while being full of child-friendly charm. The mythically rich illustrations and uniquely creative educational games allow children to enjoy the ease and joy of reading, guiding them into the hall of Chinese classical masterpieces. With the help of the oversized and exquisite illustrations, this Journey to the West enables children to more comprehensively understand the essence of the original work. In the captivating storyline, besides being amazed by Sun Wukong's extraordinary abilities, it also sparks children's multi-faceted reflections on life, making it a perfect example of education through entertainment. This book is also suitable for parents to engage in (inspirational reading) with their children during bedtime stories, actively guiding them to think. A new reading of the classics—this Journey to the West is sure to bring you a fresh experience. Sun Wukong not only ruined the Jade Emperor's peach banquet but also stole the elixirs of immortality from Laozi, causing chaos in the heavens. The reckless and arrogant him even leaped onto Buddha's palm, proudly claiming he had reached the edge of the sky, only to be crushed under the Five Elements Mountain by Buddha, unable to move. Being self-righteous and arrogant isn’t a good thing, you know. Sun Wukong really brought this upon himself and should definitely reflect on his actions.