Golden Snub-nosed Monkey Roams the Kingdom of Zodiac. 13. Fourth Issue

Author: Shanghai Golden Monkey Group Co., Ltd.
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: For over two thousand years, the stories of the twelve zodiac signs have been widely circulated among various ethnic groups in China. As a cultural symbol of Chinese folk traditions, the twelve zodiac signs are hailed as one of the world's greatest wonders and have attracted widespread attention both domestically and internationally, becoming an endlessly fascinating topic. This book series is an animated collection that gathers the essence of these cultural treasures. The stories in this book are drawn from the finest myths, folk tales, and idiomatic expressions about the zodiac signs that have been passed down through the centuries in Chinese culture. Each story is independent, with plots that are fantastical and whimsical, and content that is humorous and quirky. The book features over 500 cartoon designs, some exaggerated and comical, others detailed and realistic, and some bizarre and imaginative. Examples include the clever and adorable Golden Monkey with a soaring nose, the inquisitive and chubby Xiaobianzi Pangya who always asks "why," and the playful, big-nosed Mao Tou who is always jumping around. Behind each design lies a lively, humorous, and engaging story.