Sun Wukong Beats the White Bone Demon Three Times

Author: Zhuang Dawei
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This is a set of painting storybooks for preschool children. The content includes classic stories from both China and abroad, primarily featuring colorful illustrations with brief text. On even-numbered pages, the story is told through pictures, while on odd-numbered pages, children can find differences in the illustrations. This book offers double functionality—children can read the stories and also engage in picture-based problem-solving to enhance their observation skills and test their intelligence. Open this book, and you will enter a vibrant world of colorful stories with your little one. Here, you'll find vivid illustrations, thought-provoking stories, and fun questions designed to test your child's thinking and observation skills. Wow! Curious, engaging, entertaining, and testable—this book is full of fun, allowing children to discover the essence of truth, goodness, and beauty. Parents, do you want to broaden your child's horizons and boost their intelligence? Then quickly join us in the world of 《Read Stories, Test Intelligence》!
Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Sha Wujing are protecting Tang Monk on his journey to the West to retrieve the scriptures. One day, the four of them pass by a mountain. The sky above is so high it seems to touch the clouds. Wukong worries about monsters and tells the Tang Monk and his disciples to dismount and rest, while he goes to investigate first. Just as Wukong leaves, a wolf demon on patrol sees the Tang Monk and his disciples and thinks, "Where are these strangers from?" He rushes back to report. It turns out the mountain is indeed special—it has a cave where a group of demons live. The cave's master, the White Bone Demon, was originally just a pile of bones but later cultivated herself into a demon. The White Bone Demon spends her days stirring up trouble, (specializing in harming the people). Upon hearing the report, she rushes to investigate and is overjoyed when she sees the Tang Monk. "Wow, it's Tang Monk!" she exclaims. She had long heard that the famous monk Xuanzang from the Tang Dynasty would pass through this area on his journey to the West. The flesh of Tang Monk is considered a rare delicacy in the world—just one bite can grant immortality! This is exactly what she has been dreaming of, and now her wish has finally come true.