Iranian Philosophical Fable: and (Selected)

Author: Liu Li translated, Ye Yiliang edited, Salim Salahi illustrated
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The ancient and splendid Eastern culture, wise and philosophical fables. These fables gradually help children understand that the world is not only filled with truth, goodness, and beauty, but also with falsehood, evil, and ugliness. They teach children and remind adults that in the face of a dazzling world, one must think critically and use wisdom to discern truth from falsehood, protect oneself, escape difficulties, and help others. These fables often have unexpected endings, shining with the light of philosophy and embodying the long-standing and splendid culture of Iran, as well as the crystallization of their unique way of thinking.