A pig named Zhu Bajie fell from the sky. 4

Author: Jiangtong Animation Co., Ltd.
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: When you turn to the last page and still can't get enough, another surprise is waiting for you. Cut along the dashed line on the back cover, collect 10 exquisite cards, and you can assemble the family portrait of the long-awaited Piggy from the Sky you've always wanted. Piggy from the Sky is an animated series invested and produced by Jiangtong Animation Company, broadcasted on CCTV-1 from the first to the seventh day of the Chinese New Year in 2005 at 18:05 every night in the children's program segment. It portrays a classic Chinese animated character: humorous yet endearing Piggy. The book is published by Hubei Fine Arts Publishing House in February, with a set of 10 books, each priced at 9.80 yuan. The book is set against the classic story of Journey to the West and follows a bizarre and winding narrative, with vivid colors and lifelike, adorable illustrations as its selling points.
Back in the Cloud Stacking Cave, Piggy resumes his carefree life, but the cunning Fudi won’t let him go so easily. Fudi plans to use a transformation potion to deal with Piggy, but the potion unexpectedly turns Piggy into a cute big-head doll. Fudi’s first plan failing, he concocts another scheme: a pig named Dali, identical to Piggy, appears before him and claims to be Piggy’s long-lost younger brother. Believing the lie, Piggy warmly welcomes Dali, only to find that Dali constantly picks fights and deliberately puts Piggy down. Disgusted with himself, Piggy considers jumping off the cliff, only to realize he’s been tricked by Fudi again. Fortunately, Guanyin Bodhisattva intervenes and saves him, and Piggy finally understands that everyone has both flaws and strengths—even Guanyin Bodhisattva is no exception.
With nothing to do, Piggy decides to go watch the circus performance.