Magic lamp

Author: Adapted by Guangliang | Illustrated by Pang Bangben
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This book is adapted from the Arabic folk story collection One Thousand and One Nights, featuring its most beloved tales. The stories praise human wisdom, courage, and loyalty to love; with sharp wit, they expose darkness and corruption, reflecting the people's yearning for a better life. One Thousand and One Nights embodies the artistic characteristics of folk literature by blending reality with fantasy, giving the stories enduring vitality and artistic charm. It holds a special place in the history of human literary development. This work was originally published in the 12th issue of Lianhuahua Bao in 1985. It has now been revised and combined with the artist's other work, Eugenie Grandet, to be included in the "Foreign Story Picture Library," and is published for the first time as a standalone book. The illustrations in this book are the same size as the original drafts.
Introduction: This book is adapted from the Arabic folk story collection One Thousand and One Nights, featuring its most beloved tales. The stories praise human wisdom, courage, and loyalty to love; with sharp wit, they expose darkness and corruption, reflecting the people's yearning for a better life. One Thousand and One Nights embodies the artistic characteristics of folk literature by blending reality with fantasy, giving the stories enduring vitality and artistic charm. It holds a special place in the history of human literary development. This work was originally published in the 12th issue of Lianhuahua Bao in 1985. It has now been revised and combined with the artist's other work, Eugenie Grandet, to be included in the "Foreign Story Picture Library," and is published for the first time as a standalone book. The illustrations in this book are the same size as the original drafts.