A pig named Zhu Bajie fell from the sky. 3

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 awaits you. Cut along the on the back cover, collect 10 exquisite cards, and you can assemble the family portrait of "A Piggy from the Sky" that you've always wanted. "A Piggy from the Sky" is an animated series produced and invested by Jiangtong Animation Company, broadcasted on CCTV-1 from January 1st to January 7th, 2005, during the children's program slot at 18:05 every night. It portrays a classic Chinese animated character: the humorous and human-hearted Piggy. The book is published by Hubei Fine Arts Publishing House in February, with a total of 10 books, each priced at 9.80 yuan. The book is set against the classic story of "Journey to the West" and features a bizarre and storyline, vivid colors, and lifelike, adorable images as its selling points.
Enraged, the Earthly King summons the mouse hunter Fudi. Fudi uses the techniques from "The Mouse Hunting Theory" to deal with the mice—first trying to glue them with glue, then planning to salt them to death. Instead, he makes a fool of himself and the three of them, causing significant losses to the Earthly King. In anger, the Earthly King decides to banish Fudi and Piggy from the Earthly Temple. With a quick wit, Fudi comes up with a scheme to sow discord, and the ensuing (mouse king) competition finally eliminates the mouse infestation in the Earthly Temple.
Thanks to his mouse extermination success, Fudi becomes the Earthly King's favorite, and he becomes even more reckless in tormenting Piggy. The Earthly King sends Piggy to carry rice, but Fudi uses magic to trip Piggy with watermelon rinds. Piggy, losing his basket and rice, nearly gets banished by the Earthly King, but Fudi pretends to beg for his forgiveness. As a result, the Earthly King sends Piggy to buy wine. Fudi transforms into a village girl and tricks Piggy out of the money he has left for wine. This time, he can't escape being banished, but at that moment, the Earthly King realizes that Fudi simply ignores his commands.