The Most Fun 102 Folktales. Winter Rolls

Author: Yu Tian
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: As the title of this book clearly indicates, there are two points that are very explicit: one is "interesting," and the other is "folk tales." According to the Modern Chinese Dictionary, "interesting" refers to "something that arouses curiosity or affection," and the examples cited are indeed "interesting stories." It is not difficult to see that curiosity is a common human nature, and for children and adolescents, it is even more prominent. Therefore, from the perspective of creating reading materials that aim to satisfy children's curiosity and thirst for knowledge, it is inevitable that they will attract their attention and, in turn, win their favor. As for "folk tales," they have a broad and profound foundation among people throughout history and across cultures, and they are mostly spread through oral literature. They are highly vibrant and have had an extremely far-reaching influence. Unfortunately, in recent years, children's book markets have rarely seen books of this nature. The reason "folk tales" are interesting is that they are the collective creation of the masses, embodying the crystallization of collective wisdom. Therefore, the stories selected for this book, whether they are tales of historical figures in Chinese history, legendary stories from foreign countries, or "wisdom stories" and "humorous stories," all contain certain "interesting" plots and unexpected endings. We believe these stories will greatly pique the reading interest of young readers.
It should be noted that some of the story plots in this book may have similarities or repetitions. This also reflects the cultural exchange and mutual borrowing between different countries, regions, and ethnic groups. Therefore, there should be no doubt or questioning regarding this phenomenon.
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