Five Peaks Mountain

Author: Kuang Jian
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: The sequel to The Journey to the West: "Endless Absurdities," Told to the Long-Suffering Heroes. It's rare to find Chinese people unfamiliar with Sun Wukong; this monkey is immortal. The Monkey King, fighting alone and unharmed, challenges all arrogance and superficiality, and dares to confront the noble and refined emperors who stifle joy. This is a masterful listener. — Sun Wukong's words in Under the Five-Finger Mountain
Absurd, bizarre, and unconventional in style, this truly lives up to the old saying, "What is deformed is what is real." — Netizen review
The Monkey King, fighting alone and unharmed, challenges all arrogance and superficiality, and dares to confront the noble and refined emperors who stifle joy. This is a masterful listener. Under the Five-Finger Mountain is absurd, bizarre, and unconventional in style, truly living up to the old saying, "What is deformed is what is real." Under the Five-Finger Mountain is a song of the warrior, fully showcasing the splendid charm that arises when traditional culture and modern rhythms unite.