Pipi Lu and Red Heart Old K

Author: Zheng Yuanjie
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: Zheng Yuanjie, a legendary figure in Chinese literature, is renowned as the "King of Fairy Tales." His characters, Pippy, Lulu, Luo Ke, Shuke, and Beta, have influenced two generations of Chinese children. Among Zheng Yuanjie's fairy tales, Pippy is the most iconic male protagonist. Pippy Total Mobilization is the first collection of Pippy stories from the author's millions of works. It weaves together other most popular stories from Zheng Yuanjie's fairy tales with Pippy as the central thread, earning the title "The Ultimate Zheng Yuanjie Fairy Tale Collection." This series maintains the author's signature writing style—lighthearted, humorous, and witty, yet profound in thought, with sparks of extraordinary depth shining through the words. Each book features a mix of text and illustrations, enhancing the work's charm. This book is part of Pippy Total Mobilization: Orange and Yellow Series.
Kids, come and challenge the limits of your imagination with Pippy! When Pippy, Lulu, and Shuke and Beta were playing cards, they discovered that the Red King of Hearts was missing. It had somehow ended up inside Pippy's body, awakening all his brain cells and making him incredibly smart. With this Pippy, he could create top-tier horror movies in just 0.8 seconds and turn tap water into cola. This book also includes other exciting stories like The Invisible Tailor, A Thorn in My Throat, and The Cursing Collection Station.
It's no exaggeration to say that I am the most anticipated singer at this year's New York Music Festival. When I sang on the golden stage of the grand concert hall, I saw the judges and audience go wild. They were utterly intoxicated by hearing the widest vocal range in human history. Pavarottis were practically diving under their seats. With undisputed vocals, I won the festival's gold medal, and the festival chair handed me a $3 million check. In the backstage, I gave the check to Doubl's assistant, telling him to deduct the deposit Doubl had paid for me and use the rest to buy as many neck ampoule production lines as possible. I also demanded that they be shipped to China today.
Doubl's assistant was reliable and left the concert hall in a hurry. Countless record labels and opera managers waited to meet me, eager to collaborate. With a smile, Doubl helped me handle their persistence. My family, watching the live TV broadcast, called Doubl to congratulate me. Doubl passed the phone to me, and I told Lu Yan that several neck ampoule production lines would be shipped from the U.S. today, with you as the recipient. You need to check for them. Lu Yan said it was no problem and added that Pippy said I sang wonderfully, and my arias were even better than pop songs.
That night, I attended a grand banquet hosted by the U.S. music industry, attended by only the crème de la crème—Karl ?hl, Domingo, even Spielberg, Clinton, and even Bill Gates were there just for fun. Doubl introduced me to these celebrities, and I shook hands with each of them. I realized they were really no different from ordinary people. If there was any difference, it was just luck.
Before going to bed, Doubl's assistant handed me the invoice and shipping documents for the neck ampoule production lines. He told me the goods had been shipped. That night, I was so excited that I couldn't sleep all night. When I woke up the next morning, I felt more energetic than after sleeping for eight hours.
The next morning, I attended the press conference held in my honor by the U.S. foreign media. Facing the global press, I suddenly felt that if I didn't tell the truth now, I would suffer the most miserable consequences in my next life—like enduring the torment of exam-oriented education in childhood. When a reporter from Associated Press asked for my opinion on my voice, I said, "Actually, my voice is quite ordinary. The only reason I won is because I swallowed a fishbone." The room burst into laughter, and the reporters appreciated my humor.
Doubl, sitting beside me, glared at me angrily. "You should tell the world the truth. Besides, it's not cheating to have an outstanding voice after swallowing a fishbone—you did discover an extraordinary voice!" I said to Doubl.
The reporters gradually realized that what I had just said was no joke. They bombarded me with questions, and I revealed the whole story—everything was true. P052-054