Shan Hai Jing (1)

Author: He Cui
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book is the first systematic development of the ancient cultural classic Shan Hai Jing in Chinese history. The myth tells the story of Zi Wei, the prince of the southern Huaxia Kingdom, who, after his father is killed and his kingdom lost, with the help of heroes from numerous strange races such as the two-headed dragon insect people, the golden Shengguo people, the long-armed people, the Yanhuo people, the feathered people, the Longrong people, the Kua Fu people, the small person people, the Wangzhu people, and the mist women, fights across five continents, undergoes countless hardships, and ultimately defeats the Popo Yan Flash Illusion Army, saving the five continents. The book covers over 100 countries and dozens of strange races from the Central, Southern, Eastern, Northern, and Western continents during the Shan Hai Jing era, as well as the South Sea and West Sea. The entire narrative is grand in scale, with magnificent scenes, dramatic and thrilling plots, touching yet humorous and witty, fully showcasing the splendid and magical world of Shan Hai Jing. It highlights the unique charm of Chinese indigenous mythology, making it highly entertaining and visually stunning. It can be considered China's The Lord of the Rings.