The Complete Works of Afanti, Volume 12 Quickly throw the fish into the river to drown it.

Author: Wen Bo
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Features: Ali Baba is a precious and vibrant humor character contributed by the ancient and lively folk world. This perpetually optimistic and eloquent man is somewhat kind-hearted, somewhat clever, somewhat cunning, somewhat worldly, somewhat reckless, somewhat unlucky, and somewhat foolish. He always rides a stubborn donkey, appearing in rural fields, royal courts, high society, courts of law, celebrations, markets, travels, families, and all sorts of places where disputes, challenges, ridicule, embarrassment, intellectual tests, and various traps await him. This lucky man seems to always turn misfortune into good fortune, escaping from all kinds of dangers with dignity, leaving behind a trail of laughter. The stories of Ali Baba have been passed down for eight hundred years. If this research is credible, then Ali Baba's original name should have been Nasreddin Hodja, born in 1208, primarily active in the southwest of Turkey. Of course, this claim is strongly opposed by Uzbeks, Arabs, Chinese, Africans, and others. The Complete Works of Ali Baba is a carefully compiled and curated collection that draws from various versions of Ali Baba stories from around the world, uncovering and supplementing a large number of overlooked anecdotes and Ali Baba-like tales (including "The Stories of Nasreddin" and "The Stories of Juha," etc.), along with hundreds of newly designed comic illustrations. This twelve-volume set is meticulously arranged, and it is believed to bring readers a fresh experience and evoke even louder laughter.