Mythological Heroes 4--Comic Chinese Heroes

Author: Quan Yingsheng
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: In Havoc in Heaven, Sun Wukong from Journey to the West is portrayed as a heroic figure of complete rebellion. He possesses a rebellious nature that is clear in his love and hatred, fearless of tyranny, daring to defy all divine authority and heavenly laws. He also demonstrates an indomitable spirit, facing difficulties head-on and never giving up. He is upright, selfless, (helpful), powerful, clever, and optimistic, sometimes also quick-tempered, playful, and highly romantic. At the same time, he is also a typical character with a strong sense of purpose, lofty social ideals, and a pursuit of life. Stories about Sun Wukong are well-known throughout China, and his personality and abilities are highly admired. Temples dedicated to him as the "Great Sage Equal to Heaven" were even built in places like Fujian and Sichuan. This book also includes three other stories: Zhong Kui Catching Ghosts, The Pure Yang Ancestor, and The Emperor of the Black Tortoise.