A Piggy named Zhu Bajie Falls from the Sky ·1

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 dotted line on the back cover, collect 10 exquisite cards, and you can assemble the family portrait of "A Piggy from the Sky" that you've long wanted. "A Piggy from the Sky" is an animated series produced and invested by Jiangtong Animation Company. It aired 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: humorous and full of humanity—Piggy. The book is published by Hubei Fine Arts Publishing House in February, with a set of 10 books, each priced at 9.80 yuan. The book is set against the classic story of "Journey to the West" and follows a bizarre and winding narrative. Its bright, vivid colors and lifelike, adorable illustrations are its selling points. The handsome and burly Tianpeng Marshal and the beautiful Moon Goddess Chang'e were once a divine couple, but unfortunately, the Jade Emperor grew obsessed with Chang'e's beauty and imprisoned her in the Palace of Heavenly Spring while she was performing a dance. Drunk and seeking solace, Tianpeng was tricked by his deputy, Fudi, into breaking the heavenly laws, resulting in his execution. Fortunately, the Bodhisattva saved him, and he was demoted to the mortal world. On his way to being escorted by the Thunder God and the Wind God, Tianpeng attempted to escape but accidentally fell into a pigsty and was mistaken for a pig. A normal little white pig, Tianpeng had to live a thrilling life of escape in the forest, seen as prey by various fierce beasts. Fortunately, with the help of kind birds, the powerless Tianpeng learned some self-defense skills, though he still longed for the life in the heavens and the beautiful Chang'e. The Bodhisattva, filled with compassion, gave him a bottle of "Lingzhi" to help him transform back into a human. However, the elixir was accidentally spilled by the Earth God, turning Tianpeng into a creature with a pig's head and a human body, whom they named Piggy.