Author: Cai Zhizhong
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: In recent years, I have visited many countries and found that wherever there are Chinese people, there are Cai Zhizhong's comics. This reminds me of the Song Dynasty poet Liu Yong. Liu Yong's poems were sincere, moving, simple, and easy to understand, truly loved by the masses, to the extent that even village women could recite them. That's why there was the phenomenon of "Wherever there is a well, there are Liu's poems." However, transportation at that time was not as developed as it is today, and mass communication technology and methods were far less advanced. Therefore, the fame that Cai Zhizhong enjoys today is something that Liu Yong could never have dreamed of.
Ghosts, Fox Spirits, Immortals, and Monsters - (Part 1)
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