Author: Wang Cheng
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Folk tales passed down through thousands of years in China, truly worthy of being called Chinese classic fairy tales. These beloved stories, some imbued with deep emotions, some elucidating timeless philosophies, and some expressing eternal themes, are selected from eight hundred-reads-not-tiring folk tales, accompanied by magnificent illustrations, which will undoubtedly bring children eight unforgettable childhood dreams.
Tang Sulan (Renowned children's literature writer, member of the Chinese Writers Association, multiple winner of the Song Qingling Children's Literature Award, Bingxin Children's Literature Award, and National Outstanding Young Readers' Book Award.)
On a summer night, the sky is filled with twinkling stars, and fireflies dance in the grass. The whole family sits on the courtyard ground to enjoy the cool. Grandma fans herself with a large bamboo fan, pointing to the bright moon in the sky and telling the stories of Chang'e, Hou Yi, Wu Gang, and the Jade Rabbit to her little grandchildren. Thus, the children's hearts take wings, flying with Chang'e to the ethereal heavens.
In the cold winter, snowflakes flutter outside the house. The family gathers around, with (Huluwa) in the warm airflow and red flames, children gradually growing a brave heart. These stories, told countless times by our ancestors, will continue to be told by us, our children, and our children's children in the years to come. This is our family treasure. What they pass on to us is not just stories, but also boundless imagination, wonderful language, and courage, justice, kindness, and purity. They contain the spiritual nourishment needed for a person's growth.
Although the internet and television are increasingly captivating children's attention, and although summer nights of cooling off and hearthside chats may have become distant memories, these stories we read the most have shone through the test of time, like lanterns that can illuminate all our childhoods.
Bao Lan Deng - The Most Read Folktale
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