Beibei and Jingshan Stone Chamber

Author: Yang Shu'an
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: A migrant worker named Ying Ying drinks fossil water from a dinosaur egg and becomes pregnant, giving birth to a child. After the child is born, the mother lovingly calls him "baby," which attracts a flash of light. The child's left arm appears with the glowing words "Be Bi," which become his name. This glow often gives rise to strange events. The child is born strange, attracting criticism, and the mother places him in a wooden barrel and sends him down the river. Good and Bart both sense the unique glow on Be Bi's arm—Good wants to protect him, while Bart wants to harm him. Good and Xing Ju bring Be Bi to the Jingshan Stone Chamber, where Bao He once lived and presented the rare green jade to the King of Chu over two thousand years ago. To protect the child from harm, Good uses magic to move the stone walls and seals the chamber. A Jingshan Taoist priestess is tasked with guarding Be Bi. Several years later, Be Bi grows up in the stone chamber into a child with innate magical powers. Be Bi's vibrant energy even causes the 2,000-year-old statue of Bao He on the stone wall to descend, becoming another guardian for Be Bi. It also brings the 2,000-year-old Bao He jade, long lost to the world, back into the world—but it has now become a magical jade. Be Bi, Niuniu, who wants to learn magic and qigong, Hei Ma, who has learned some magic and qigong from his father, the magic monkey that steps out of a fairy tale book illustration, the Jingshan Taoist priestess and Stone Grandpa who guard Be Bi, and the dark magician Bart, who has always wanted to harm Be Bi, form a complex web of relationships. Adding the famous Bao He magical jade to ancient and modern times makes the story even more thrilling and unpredictable.