Hausen. Pinyin Color Illustration Book

Author: (German) Wilhelm Hauff
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: A series of unique stories will lead you into the world of fairy tales. If you taste the cooking of the little dwarf Jacob, you will surely burst at the seams. In reality, he was originally a lively and adorable child, but a wicked witch transformed him into this strange appearance; It's hard to imagine, truly hard to imagine, the Caliph and the Prime Minister fell into a trap and turned into storks. They then encountered a princess who had turned into an owl. The fairy tale world is truly full of wonders; Little Woodcutter, despite his bad luck, was blessed with a pair of flying slippers and a walking stick that could find treasure. He decided to explore the world, but will luck continue to favor him? The arrival of a stranger caused much discussion among the townspeople, simply because he didn’t understand local customs or join the city’s social network. However, the arrival of his nephew turned the entire situation around. Wilhelm Hauff was one of the world’s most famous fairy tale writers and also a renowned novelist and poet in 19th-century Germany. He was a comet-like figure in German literary history. He was born on November 29, 1802, and after graduating from the theological seminary in 1824, he became a private tutor while also writing fairy tales for children, thus beginning his literary career. He passed away on November 18, 1827, at the age of just 25. Most of his works were written in the two years before his death. The "Illustrated and Phonetic World Classics for Young Readers" series, now being launched, is a carefully compiled and illustrated collection specially dedicated to young readers based on the original works. Its picture-rich format and standard phonetic annotations that comply with primary school teaching standards fully meet the reading needs of young students.