World-class classic children's picture book "Sinbad"

Author: (Arabic) Arabic Folktales / Compiled by Liu Lizhen
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Those imaginative adventure stories will spark our curiosity and wonder about the mysterious and unknown world. "Sinbad" is a legendary tale of courage and wisdom. Seven sea adventures have forged Sinbad's heroic personal legend, recreating his thrilling journey. "Sinbad" is a spectacular adventure story from the classic Arabic literature "One Thousand and One Nights." Initially, this book was not well-received in the Arab world. Instead, it gained popularity in the Western world in the early 18th century after being introduced and translated by Antoine Galland, a French scholar who had traveled to the East and was proficient in Arabic and other Eastern languages. It gradually gained recognition as one of the world's classic masterpieces and was eventually appreciated by readers worldwide, earning the respect of Arab people.
The protagonist, Sinbad, is a real historical figure, as recorded in history. He was a legendary figure in Baghdad who undertook seven voyages across the Indian Ocean and Eastern seas during the reign of the Caliphs. However, the adventures of Sinbad in "One Thousand and One Nights" are likely exaggerated and embellished. It is believed that readers who have read "Sinbad" will be deeply captivated by its gripping and tension-filled plot. It allows us to smell the refreshing and powerful of the ocean from the pages, guiding us like those first-time sailors, filled with excitement and anticipation, as we set sail on a sea adventure.