Fifteen Guan

Author: Qiming
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Publish Date: 2001-06-01
Features: This book is a cartoon serial, telling the story of: The poor scholar Xiong Youlan and his brother Xiong Youhui were mistakenly accused of killing for gold, while the real murderer, Lou Arou, escaped justice. The Suzhou Prefect Kuang Chuan disguised himself and privately visited the case, finally bringing the truth to light. The selection of this book fully considers children's interests. In terms of text, it focuses on the combination of modern language and classical Chinese, allowing children to easily learn classical Chinese. In terms of visuals, it balances the characteristics of Peking Opera and children's love for animation. The illustrations are beautiful and innovative, giving young readers a chance to easily engage with traditional Peking Opera stories, experience the charm of Chinese traditional culture, and feel the magic of Peking Opera stories. This is a rare and highly anticipated read that I have been waiting for all these years. Children will definitely love it, and parents will surely choose it as their first pick for family reading, sharing the enchanting allure of Chinese Peking Opera stories together. The book tells the story of an ancient case in Huai'an. A shop owner lost a gold ring given to his daughter-in-law, and somehow it ended up on the bookshelf of a honest and studious scholar, Xiong Youhui, next door. Xiong Youhui, who had acquired the gold rings without doing anything wrong, initially thought it was a good thing, but never expected that the small gold rings would bring him great trouble.