Classic Chinese Fairy Tales by Renowned Chinese Authors---Chen Bobu, Lu Bing, and Others

Author: Chen Bobu and others
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Eternal classic, passed down through generations, influencing children's lives, classic fairy tales by Chinese masters. Since the beginning of humanity, there have been children, and thus language. With children and language, fairy tales emerged. When a child leaves the mother's body and enters the world, the world they see is a fairy tale world. Fairy tales are a child's best friend upon entering this world. Children are born into fairy tales. Where children are, fairy tales must be present. The Chinese Masters' Classic Fairy Tales is a series of original Chinese classic fairy tale works planned by Beijing Yutian Hanfeng Book Company and published by Tongxin Publishing House. The series consists of 10 volumes, including Ye Shengtao's Collection, Yan Wenjing's Collection, Hong Xintao's Collection, Zhang Qiusheng's Collection, Lin Songying's Collection, Ji Hong's Collection, Sun Youjun's Collection, Chen Qiuying's Collection, Bing Bo's Collection, and Chen Bobu, Lu Bing, and others' Collection. They were all completed by the end of 2004. This series collects 144 outstanding works from these renowned Chinese fairy tale writers, totaling approximately 900,000 words. Almost every page in each book is accompanied by illustrations, with nearly 2,000 vibrant illustrations in the entire set, making it the most comprehensive, illustrated, and lavishly packaged yet affordably priced series of classic fairy tales by Chinese masters since the founding of the country. This collection includes famous works by renowned Chinese fairy tale writers such as Chen Bobu, Lu Bing, Jin Bo, Peng Wenxi, Fang Huizhen, and Sheng Lude, as well as some timeless and immortal fairy tales: Chen Bobu's The Camel's Treasure Hunt, The Cat Who Wanted to Fly, Lu Bing's Brother Tiger and Sister Cat, The Golden Child, The Wave Child, Jin Bo's Red Mangrove Fairy Tales, The Blind Child and His Shadow, and so on. These have been adapted into films, widely broadcast, and translated into multiple foreign languages such as English, French, Spanish, German, Japanese, Indian, and Arabic. They have been distributed across Asia, Europe, the Americas, and the Arab world, receiving praise.