Details of the 12-volume Chinese Collection Literature Series

Journey to the West——The Legend of Obtaining the Scriptures

The Romance of the Gods——The War between Gods and Demons

The Fate of Flowers in the Mirror——Traveling in a Fantasy Country

Water Margin - the story of the heroes in the green forest

Liao Zhai - talking about ghosts under the lamp

Folklore - the treasure house of stories

Ancient times Myth - the cradle of fairy tales

A Dream of Red Mansions - an immortal love tragedy

The story of Tang poetry - behind the masterpiece

The story of opera - —Life is like a play

Fable—Wisdom of the Ancients

Romance of the Three Kingdoms—Song of Heroes

Editor’s Recommendation

This The series of books is: rewrites of the most popular Chinese classic literature. The most representative, readable, story-telling and set of books. Enhance your enjoyment of reading classic literature, the best guide for Chinese language learning. Let me immerse myself in traditional Chinese classic literature, absorb its essence, and realize the wisdom and philosophy of life. Each story is vivid and interesting, suitable for all ages.

Through concise and concise text content, readers can not only enhance the pleasure of reading literature, but also immerse themselves in these traditional literatures, thus the so-called cultural inheritance or unique memory was born. ——Professor Lin Wenbao

It is not an easy task to integrate classical materials with modern people's perspective and language, and write them in a lively, smooth and meaningful way, but Miss Guan Jiaqi did a good job. Therefore, I was intrigued! ——Professor Yan Kunyang

Book Introduction

"Flowers Through the Looking Glass: Traveling to a Fantasy Country - Collected Literature"

Summary of Contents

" "Flowers in the Mirror" is a famous legendary novel in the Qing Dynasty. It describes Tang Ao, an unsuccessful scholar, who travels to overseas fantasy countries with his brother-in-law Lin Zhiyang's merchant ship, from the philosophical Wuji Kingdom, the Black Teeth Kingdom, and the Bai Republic Kingdom, to the imaginative and interesting Nie Er Kingdom, and the Yi Kingdom. The Republic of China; these bizarre, absurd and interesting stories are all reflected in this ethereal mirror.

This year, Tang Ao went to Beijing to take the exam, won the top prize, and was actually accused of being a rebel. After being frustrated, he traveled to Meng Shen Guan, with the instructions of the gods, and started this dream-like period of his life. Fantasy adventure...

Contents

[Recommended Preface]=Lin Wenbao

Everyone should read Chinese classics

[General Preface]=Guan Jia Qi

Twelve good friends that last forever

[Foreword]

"Flowers in the Mirror" invites you to step into the mirror

Wedge

Chapter 1 Xiaoshan’s Father

Chapter 2 Dongkou Mountain

Chapter 3 Luohongqiao

Fourth Zhang Junzi Country

Chapter 5 Lian Jinfeng

Chapter 6 Adult Country, Laomin Country, Nie Er Country, Intestineless Country, Dog Feng Country and Ghost Country

Chapter 7 Yin Hongyu

Chapter 8 Biqian Kingdom, Wuji Kingdom and Shenmu Kingdom

Chapter 9 Lu Zixuan and Li Hongwei

Tenth Chapter Wei Zizha

Chapter 11 Bai Minguo

Chapter 12 Situ Juan

Chapter 13 Xu Lirong

Chapter 12 Chapter 14: Chuan Chest Country and Fire-wearing Country

Chapter 15: Shouma Country, Jie Chest Country, Long Arm Country, Yi Min Country, Pig Beak Country and Bolu Country

Chapter 16 Yao Zhixin and Gong Hengxiang

Chapter 17 Zhilanyin

Chapter 18 Zhijia Country

Chapter 19 Yin Ruohua

Chapter 20 Xiao Penglai

Chapter 21 Looking for relatives overseas

Epilogue

"The Romance of the Gods: Gods and Demons" The Great War - Collected Literature"

Editor's Recommendation

"When a country is about to perish, there must be monsters." The legendary "Fengshen Yanyi" has unconstrained fantasy.

The lecherous King Zhou, the terrifying Pao Lao, Nezha appearing in a lotus body... Each story has a fascinating plot and is very splendid. The author will give you the greatest surprise in reading!

Summary of content

"The Romance of the Gods" is a long novel about gods and demons in the Ming Dynasty. The book was written around the Longqing and Wanli years, slightly later than "Journey to the West". It is generally believed that the creation of this book was obviously greatly influenced by "Journey to the West". There are two authors: "Xu Zhonglin" and "Lu Xixing" claims, but no conclusion yet.

What is this novel with a hundred chapters in length about? The literary master Lu Xun put it very penetratingly, saying it was nothing more than "taking advantage of the disputes between Shang and Zhou Dynasties to write his own fantasy." It is generally believed that the author is based on the historical events of the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, and even the Song and Yuan history books "The Ping Hua of King Wu Conquering Zhou", and then absorbed many folk legends and added his own fiction to deduce the work.

Although in the evaluation of ordinary people, the ideological and artistic achievements of "Fengshen Yanyi" are far inferior to "Journey to the West", there are still many highly imaginative and extremely fantasy stories in "Fengshen Yanyi" A highly readable chapter, the story of Nezha (commonly known as "Nezha Trouble in the Sea") can be said to be the essence of the book and must-read.

In addition, the stories of Lei Zhenzi and Jiang Ziya are also very interesting.

Table of Contents

Recommended Preface

Chinese Classics for Everyone to Read

General Preface

Twelve Timeless A good friend

Foreword

The highly imaginative "The Romance of the Gods"

Chapter 1 King Zhou's pilgrimage to incense

Chapter 2 Daji enters the palace

Chapter 3: Yun Zhongzi eliminates the demon

Chapter 4: The terrible cannon fire

Chapter 5: Empress Jiang is killed

Chapter 6 Xibo Hou Jichang is imprisoned

Chapter 7 Nezha is born

Chapter 8 Taiyi Zhenren collects Shiji Empress

Chapter 9 Nezha Appearing as a lotus body

Chapter 10 Jiang Ziya goes down the mountain

Chapter 11 Jiang Ziya burns the pipa spirit

Chapter 12 Jiang Ziya returns to Chao Ge

Chapter 13 Lei Zhenzi saves his father

Chapter 14 Jiang Ziya lives in seclusion in Fenxi

Chapter 15 King Wen reuses Jiang Ziya

Tenth Chapter 6 Bigan is killed

Chapter 17 Jiang Ziya attacks Chonghou Hu

Chapter 18 Huang Feihu is forced to rebel against business

Chapter 19 Zhang Guifang The Western Expedition

Chapter 20: Nezha Helps

Chapter 21: Shen Gongbao’s Conspiracy

Chapter 22: Jiang Ziya Goes to Kunlun Mountain

Chapter 23: Frozen Qishan

Epilogue

"The Story of Opera: Life is Like a Play - Collected Literature"

Edit Recommended

Drama literature has been shining brightly in the field of Chinese literature since drama scripts began to be published in the Yuan Dynasty. Dramatic literature can be said to be a peculiar flower that cannot be ignored in the world of Chinese classical literature and art.

This book selects the most representative stories from Peking Opera, Kunqu Opera, and Huangmei Opera, including ten popular operas such as Dou E’s Injustice, The Orphan of Zhao, and Romance of the West Chamber. The author uses smooth writing and clever narration. Storytelling skills, writing touching, tragic and joyful life experiences.

Abstract

Drama literature has been shining brightly in the field of Chinese literature since drama scripts began to be published in the Yuan Dynasty. Dramatic literature can be said to be a peculiar flower that cannot be ignored in the world of Chinese classical literature and art.

In this book, we have selected ten representative stories from Peking Opera, Kunqu Opera, Huangmei Opera, etc. There are tragedies and comedies, but the so-called comedies are not the same as those in modern dramas. In a ridiculous and funny way, the tragedy is not completely despairing and desolate, but there is also hope in it. This is obviously due to the long-term influence of Confucianism, which believes that good and evil depend on each other and pays attention to the golden mean, so comedy and tragedy are not so completely separated.

Table of contents

Recommended preface=Lin Wenbao

Chinese classics for everyone to read

General preface=Guan Jiaqi

II Ten good friends that last forever

Foreword

Life is like a drama, drama is like life

Dou E’s injustice

A match made in heaven

Butterfly Lovers

Zhongshan Wolf

Han Palace Autumn

The Peony Pavilion

Zhao Orphans

The Story of Pipa

The White Lady and Xiao Qing

The Romance of the West Chamber

"A Dream of Red Mansions: The Immortal Love Tragedy - Collected Literature"

Editor's recommendation

"A Dream of Red Mansions" is the best work in the history of Chinese classical novels. Cao Xueqin used her own life experience as material to create this widely circulated and popular masterpiece. For more than two hundred years, the emotional entanglement between Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu and Xue Baochai has become a household name. This book mainly presents the touching love story of Lin Daiyu and Jia Baoyu. The author uses a delicate style of writing to portray lifelike characters in depth, writes about the feudal society, the sadness of being unable to control matters of marriage, and vividly describes people's true feelings and nature. It is worthy of reading by the majority of readers.

Summary of content

What this book presents is mainly the love story of Lin Daiyu and Jia Baoyu; this is an immortal love tragedy.

If you mistakenly think that "A Dream of Red Mansions" is "just" the story of Lin Daiyu and Jia Baoyu, that is of course a big mistake, but I believe no one will deny that the story of the two of them is indeed in "A Dream of Red Mansions" It is an extremely important paragraph and can even be regarded as the backbone of the whole book.

The content of "Dream of Red Mansions" is really rich, including architecture and garden art, clothing, utensils, food, medicine, music, fine arts, opera and entertainment, philosophy and religion, etiquette and regulations, and customs of the year. , not only are they all touched on in the book, but they are also described in a clear and detailed manner.

As for the characters, the author Cao Xueqin wrote more than 400 characters in "A Dream of Red Mansions" (equivalent to the total number of characters created in all Shakespeare's dramas!) Among them, people like Lin Daiyu and Jia Baoyu, There are at least dozens of characters with very distinctive and vivid images and personalities according to conservative estimates! The grandeur of "A Dream of Red Mansions" can be seen from this.

The author Cao Xueqin, whose given name is Zhan, whose courtesy name is Mengruan, and whose nicknames are Qinxi, Qinpu and Xueqin. He has an extraordinary life experience, coming from a prestigious aristocratic family. Three generations of his great-grandfather, grandfather and father served in the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Qing Dynasty and have been hereditary in Jiangning weaving for sixty years. During the Yongzheng period, his father was unfortunately dismissed from his post and his family was confiscated. The Qianlong dynasty suffered another huge change, and the Cao family fell into complete decline. Because Cao Xueqin personally experienced the vicissitudes of a declining aristocratic family, he was able to present all aspects of the feudal system in the old society so delicately and vividly.

What Cao Xueqin wants to write about is the great tragedy of an enviable big family, which was originally prosperous and wealthy, but later fell into decline due to the conviction of family members and even had their homes confiscated, and finally their prosperity came to nothing; this great tragedy It is composed of the tragedies of many important characters, and the love tragedy of Lin Daiyu and Jia Baoyu is just one of them. However, as mentioned above, their tragedies are extremely important in "A Dream of Red Mansions".

Therefore, presenting the story of Lin Daiyu and Jia Baoyu as the main focus seems to "narrow" "A Dream of Red Mansions", but it should be able to appropriately convey the main spirit of "A Dream of Red Mansions".

The tragedy of the two of them began in feudal society. Marriage matters were always decided by the parents, and the children themselves were not qualified to make the decision. Jia Baoyu's father ordered him to marry Xue Baochai, so he had to marry her, even though he actually liked Lin Daiyu in his heart. The inability to control major matters in marriage eventually led to the tragedies of Lin Daiyu, Jia Baoyu and Xue Baochai; and this love tragedy and the rise and fall of the Jia family happened to be mutually reinforcing and complementary.

"A Dream of Red Mansions" first began to circulate in the mid-18th century, and soon became popular throughout the country. Although there are many criticisms of the feudal system in the book, the book was still widely circulated among the feudal literati at that time, and there was even a proverb like "If you don't talk about "Dream of Red Mansions", it will be in vain to read poetry and books."

The value and significance of "A Dream of Red Mansions" are multifaceted:

It is the best work among Chinese classical novels.

This is the first time in the history of Chinese classical novels that "the author creates based on life materials, especially his own real experiences and feelings." Many scholars believe that because of this At one point, "A Dream of Red Mansions" can be said to have entered the field of modern novels.

Just because "A Dream of Red Mansions" is so rich, so broad and profound, studying "A Dream of Red Mansions" will become a science. However, one thing that should be particularly emphasized is that the author of "A Dream of Red Mansions" we are seeing now is actually not only Cao Xueqin, but also another very important author, that is Gao E, who was slightly later than Cao Xueqin.

When Cao Xueqin first started writing "A Dream of Red Mansions", he was very young, less than twenty years old. He spent ten years and went through five additions, deletions and revisions. However, when he died, "A Dream of Red Mansions" actually only had eighty chapters and became a incomplete manuscript. It was less than thirty years after Cao Xueqin's death that Gao E and others compiled, supplemented, and printed the last forty chapters written by unknown authors, making it one hundred and twenty chapters.

The tragic story of Lin Daiyu and Jia Baoyu was completed according to the clues of the first eighty chapters. It is generally believed that it should be quite consistent with the part created by Cao Xueqin.

Table of contents

Recommended preface=Lin Wenbao

Chinese classics for everyone to read

General preface=Guan Jiaqi

II Ten good friends that last forever

Foreword=Guan Jiaqi

An immortal life drama

Jia family pedigree

No. Zhang Ningguo Mansion and Rongguo Mansion

Chapter 2 Daiyu enters Rongguo Mansion for the first time

Chapter 3 Grandma Liu visits the family

Chapter 4 Baochai comes to Beijing

Chapter 5: Visiting Relatives in Yuanchun

Chapter 6: Daiyu Buries Flowers

Chapter 7: Enemies will never get together

Eighth Zhang Baoyu's reading

Chapter 9 Xiaoxiang's dream

Chapter 10 "Psychic Baoyu" is missing

Chapter 11 Baoyu's illness

Chapter 12 The Death of Daiyu

Chapter 13 Baoyu’s Marriage

Epilogue

"Journey to the West: The Legend of Scripture-Collected Literature"

Editor's recommendation

This series of books is: rewrites of the most popular Chinese classic literature. The most representative, readable, story-telling and set of books. Enhance your enjoyment of reading classic literature, the best guide for Chinese language learning. Let me immerse myself in traditional Chinese classic literature, absorb its essence, and realize the wisdom and philosophy of life. Each story is vivid and interesting, suitable for all ages.

Through concise and concise text content, readers can not only enhance the pleasure of reading literature, but also immerse themselves in these traditional literatures, thus the so-called cultural inheritance or unique memory was born. ——Professor Lin Wenbao

It is not an easy task to integrate classical materials with modern people's perspective and language, and write them in a lively, smooth and meaningful way, but Miss Guan Jiaqi did a good job. Therefore, I was intrigued! ——Professor Yan Kunyang

Summary

The fairy stone burst into pieces, his eyes were golden, and on the Flower and Fruit Mountain, the "Monkey King" was born!

The seventy-twenty changes are magical, and the golden cudgel can be retracted freely. The guard master embarks on the journey to the West to learn scriptures, defeating the spider spirit, the white bone spirit... one fierce battle after another.

"Journey to the West" has vivid characters and rich imagination, showing us a wonderful and unpredictable world!

The kind and cowardly Sanzang, the powerful Wukong, the delicious and lazy Bajie, the silent and down-to-earth Monk Sha = the witty and interesting "Journey to the West"

Contents

[Recommended Preface]=Lin Wenbao

Chinese classics for everyone to read

[General preface]=Guan Jiaqi

Twelve long-lasting good friends

[Foreword]=Guan Jiaqi

The unpredictable "Journey to the West"

Chapter 1: The Monkey King

Chapter 2: Learning from a Master

Chapter 3 Ruyi Golden Hoop

Chapter 4 Making a Ruckus in the Palace of Hell

Chapter 5 Monkey King Qitian

Sixth Chapter Havoc in the Heavenly Palace

Chapter Seven: Capturing the Great Sage

Chapter Eight: Conquering the Great Pair

Chapter Nine: The Buddhist Scripture Learner

Chapter Chapter 10 Master and Disciple Meeting

Chapter 11 Xiao Longma

Chapter 12 Gao Laozhuang Collects Zhu Bajie

Chapter 13 Monk Collecting Sand from Liusha River

Chapter 14: Zhu Bajie seeks a bride

Chapter 15: Eating ginseng fruit

Chapter 16: Three dozen white-bone spirits

Tenth Chapter 7 Battle against the Yellow Robe Monster

Chapter 18 Zhu Bajie Patrolling the Mountain

Chapter 19 Breaking the Lotus Cave

Chapter 20 Borrowing the Banana Fan

Chapter 21: Battle with the Rhinoceros

Chapter 22: Complete Merits

"Folklore: A Treasure House of Stories—Collected Literature"

Summary of content

The 36 pieces of folklore include many interesting and interesting unofficial histories; some are like fairy tales and jokes; they contain the life experience and wisdom of the Chinese people. From the colorful stories about the three festivals a year, why peanuts grow in the soil, to why everyone likes crows, they have been passed down orally from generation to generation and are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people!

According to legend, every famous mountain, river, lake and stream has an elf and a story... "Folklore" allows you to transcend time and space and get rich and colorful fresh legends and stories. .

Table of contents

Recommended preface=Lin Wenbao

Chinese classics for everyone to read

General preface=Guan Jiaqi

II Ten good friends that last forever

Foreword

Colorful "Folklore"

The story of three festivals in a year

Donkey Treat feces as silver beans

The legend of Laba porridge

The food tree-how rice came from

An interesting series of stories about the twelve zodiac signs

Tiger Called the King

Famous teachers give birth to great disciples - the story of Master Leshan

The origin of lantern riddles - the story of Wuxiao Festival

Asked from heaven Colored Stone - Yuhua Stone

The great hero who broke the superstition - Ximen Leopard

Ziyu who fought against Hebo

The Story of Biluochun

The kind-hearted Sun Shuao

The legend of Tiger Leaping Gorge

The legend of the source of the Yellow River

Haobisi

The story of Jinhua Ham

The Story of Xiangshan Mixed Wine

Meng Jiangnu who cried down the Great Wall

Why do peanuts grow in the soil

Xu Xiake’s big burden

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The Legend of the Water Splashing Festival

The Legend of the Sun Moon Lake Canoe

The Story of the Earth God and the Earth Mother

Why don’t people like crows?

Emperor Chongzhen's calligraphy test

White-nosed cat

...

"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Songs of Heroes - Collection of Literature"

Editor’s Recommendation

Being sworn in Taoyuan, killing six generals after passing five passes, burning Red Cliff...

The encounter between benevolence, righteousness, loyalty, courage and ingenuity;

Enter the Three Kingdoms and listen to a soul-stirring heroic song.

The turbulent times, the tragic scenes of heroes competing,

Liu Bei's benevolence, Guan Yu's arrogance, Zhang Fei's boldness,

Cao Cao's treachery, Kong Ming’s wisdom,

these historical figures...

are vividly displayed on the page, making them unforgettable.

Abstract

"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is the first novel in ancient China and the pinnacle of ancient Chinese historical novels; among all historical novels, it has "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" has an unparalleled status in terms of its power or wide spread. Even to this day, many companies will list this book as one of the "must reads" when training administrative personnel.

The critical period for the writing of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" was the Song and Yuan Dynasties, which were full of conflicts between ethnic groups and classes. Therefore, Liu Bei, who carried the banner of "reviving the Han Dynasty", symbolized the Han nationality's political power and entrenched Cao Wei in the north symbolizes the "usurper of the orthodox regime"; "respect Liu and demote Cao" has become the main central idea of ??"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

The author of this book is Luo Guanzhong, a novelist in the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties. "Guanzhong" is his given name. His real name is Luo Ben, also known as "Huhai Sanren". The specific year of birth and death is unknown. It is generally believed that he lived around 1330-1400. When Luo Guanzhong created "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", he gave it literary imagination based on the basic official history, and he also recreated it on the basis of a large number of folklore. Interestingly, the most exciting and popular parts of the book are not official history, but are all fiction.

In addition to presenting the magnificent style of historical novels, the vivid and successful description of characters is a major feature of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". Among them, Cao Cao (the most amazing person among the treacherous heroes in ancient and modern times), Zhuge Liang (the most amazing person among the virtuous ministers in ancient and modern times) and Guan Yu (the most amazing person among the famous generals in ancient and modern times) were even rated as "three uniques" by Mao Zonggang, a scholar of the Qing Dynasty. Others, such as Zhang Fei's bravery and recklessness, Zhao Zilong's full of courage, Zhou Yu's narrow-mindedness, Lu Bu's selfishness, Lu Su's honesty and honesty, etc., are also vividly displayed on the page, which is unforgettable.

Table of Contents

Recommended Preface

Chinese Classics for Everyone to Read

General Preface

Twelve Timeless Good friends

Foreword

The Romance of the Three Kingdoms with cunning and cunning

Chapter 1: Friendship in the Taoyuan Garden

Chapter 2: Cao Cao Offers the Sword

Chapter 3: Warm wine and kill Hua Xiong

Chapter 4: Wang Yun’s serial plan

Chapter 5: White Horse Slope

Sixth Chapter Five Passes and Killing of Six Generals

Chapter Seven: The Battle of Guandu

Chapter Eight: Three Visits to the Thatched Cottage

Chapter Nine: A Newcomer

Tenth Chapter Zhao Zilong rides alone to the savior

Chapter 11 Zhang Fei retreats Cao's army

Chapter 12 Meeting of Heroes

Chapter 13 Borrowing Arrows from a Straw Boat

Chapter 14 Burning Red Cliff

Chapter 15 Huarong Road

Chapter 16 Kong Ming’s Three Qi Zhou Yu

Seventeen Chapter 18 Goes to the Meeting Alone

Chapter 18 Floods the Seventh Army

Chapter 19 Scraping Bones to Treat Poison

Chapter 20 The Three Kingdoms Stand as Tripods

"The Story of Tang Poetry: Behind the Masterpieces - Collected Literature"

Summary of Contents

Tang Poetry is the brightest pearl in the history of Chinese literature. There are always some fresh things in the creation of great literature. A well-known story. This book selects more than four wonderful and moving Tang poems and stories from thousands of masterpieces passed down from generation to generation, whether it is the timeless famous line "Think of clothes and flowers, think of face, the spring breeze dews on the Buddha's threshold"; or "Ask where the restaurant is, The swan song of "The Shepherd Boy Points to Xinghua Village", "The Story of Tang Poetry" provides you with the pleasure of reading poetry and endless imagination.

For thousands of years, Tang poetry has traveled through time and space, revealing incomparable tension. It is lyrical, historical, and narrative, making people sip and sing, and ponder over and over again.

Table of contents

Recommended preface=Lin Wenbao

Chinese classics for everyone to read

General preface=Guan Jiaqi

Ten Two good friends who last forever

Foreword=Guan Jiaqi

The treasure of Chinese literature - good poetry

Ascend the Jinling Phoenix Terrace/Li Bai

Title: Li Ning’s secluded residence/Jia Dao

Zao Mei/Qi Ji

Bahua/Du Mu

Zhongnan looks at Yu Xue/Zu Yong

As a gift to Wang Lun/Li Bai

Chunwang/Du Fu

As a gift to Farewell with ancient grass/Bai Juyi

Deng Youzhou Taige/Chen Ziang

Farewell to Xin Jian/Wang Changling at Bianrong Tower

You Ziyin/Meng Jiao

Three Quatrains for Passing the Huaqing Palace (Part 1)/Du Mu

Inscribed with red leaves/Han family

Unnamed/Anonymous family

Gift to Meng Haoran/Li Bai

On the twelfth lunar month, the imperial edict was issued to Shangyuan/Wu Zetian

Reminiscences/Du Mu

Back home side note/He Zhizhang

......

"Fables: Wisdom of the Ancients - Collected Literature"

Summary of content

This book contains 63 famous and profound Chinese fables. It dilutes the dense texture of human nature with the charm of words that transcend time and space. "The north wind and the sun are arguing about who is more capable?" - This is the beginning of the story.

Reading classic fables allows us to discover the dazzling light of the living world reflected by the immortal wisdom of the ancients.

In addition, what is presented in this book is the original spirit of these classic fables, without any interpretation or criticism from some modern perspectives. For example, the story of "Foolish Old Man Moves Mountains" focuses on a kind of persistence and perseverance in doing things. It is unnecessary to criticize Foolish Old Man for trying to move mountains as "destroying nature" and "having no concept of environmental protection".

Table of contents

Recommended preface=Lin Wenbao

Chinese classics for everyone to read

General preface=Guan Jiaqi

Ten Two timeless good friends

Foreword=Guan Jiaqi

The original spirit of fables

The North Wind and the Sun

Chaos

Ride a donkey to find a donkey

A good way to keep warm

Invisible leaves

An argumentative person

Where in the world There is a Yangzhou Crane

Far water cannot save a nearby fire

Hearsay

Buying shoes

A carriage that will never reach the south

A harsh government is stronger than a tiger

Bole and the Chollima

Borrowing fox skins from a fox

The greedy girl

The state official sets fire

The story of the snipe and the clam

Bamboo grass enters the city

The man selling weapons

The sniper and the monkey

Cut the mess with a quick knife

How to find a sword

The skill of a donkey

Worrying about the truth

Talk on paper

Send a thousand miles away Goose Feather

To untie the bell, one needs to tie the bell

Nan Ke Yimeng

The mantis stalks the cicada and the oriole follows

The story of the gatekeeper

The farmer sitting under the tree

......

"Liao Zhai: Talking about Ghosts under the Lamp - Collected Literature"

Summary

"Liaozhai" is a book with extremely rich literary imagination. The author uses stories of fox fairies and ghosts to reflect various aspects of life, either to promote moral education, to expose the shortcomings of the imperial examination system, to severely criticize local bullies, or to Praising pure love, the story is rich, humorous, and scary! Friends who like to read all kinds of strange stories, don’t miss it!

"Liao Zhai" combines the spirit of fairies, foxes, ghosts, monsters and demons, dressing up as a beautiful female ghost Nie Xiaoqian, evil ghosts in human skin, deceptive witchcraft... and is terrifying. , but it has profound meaning.

Contents

[Recommended Preface]=Lin Wenbao

Chinese classics for everyone to read

[General Preface]=Guan Jiaqi

Twelve good friends that last forever

Foreword

Liao Zhai, the king of Chinese classical short stories

Pear Planting

Wang Liulang

Laoshan Taoist

Shi Qingxu

Judge Lu

Magic

Changqing Monk

Drinking Buddies

Corpse Transformation

Kaochenghuang

Painting Walls

Fragrant Jade

Xi Fangping

Ji Sheng

Painted Skin

Dream Wolf

Three Immortals

Nie Xiaoqian

"Ancient Myths: The Cradle of Fairy Tales - Collected Literature"

Summary of Contents

This book collects and rewrites the most famous and representative myths in China over thousands of years. The stories are wonderful and timeless. From the familiar stories of strange dragons and dogs, the story of Pangu opening up the sky, to the touching love of the white horse... I believe you will like these well-known myths.

The ancient legend, folded into a shortcut between the world and heaven, transformed into a beautiful myth, passed down forever!

Table of contents

Recommended preface=Lin Wenbao

Chinese classics for everyone to read

General preface=Guan Jiaqi

Ten Two timeless good friends

Foreword=Guan Jiaqi

An evocative ancient myth

The strange dragon dog

The beginning of the story

Little clay figurine

Rong Lu

The smart traveler

It’s about to collapse!

The Story of Fairy Mountain

The Story of Emperor Yan

The Daughter of Emperor Yan

The Yellow Emperor’s Battle with You

Sun, Farewell run!

The Help of the Heavenly Ladder

The Story of Peng Zu

The Love of the White Horse

The Forever Looking Away

Meng Zhigu Chang Zai

The Story of Asparagus

The Story of Tijun

The Descendants of Black Birds

Ancient Agricultural Genius

The Story of Yao

The Story of Shun

The Hero of Shooting the Sun

Pretending to die without fulfilling his ambition

Dayu The story of flood control

Epilogue

◆About the author

Guan Jiaqi graduated from the History Department of Fu Jen Catholic University in Taiwan. He once worked as a reporter for Minsheng Daily and now writes full-time, mainly writing fairy tales and juvenile novels. More than 100 volumes of fairy tales, juvenile novels, translations and adaptations have been published. Among them, the full-length juvenile novel "Little Wanxin" won the Golden Tripod Award for Books in Taiwan in 1992. The short story collection "The Temptation of Pearl Milk Tea" won the 1995 "Good Books Everyone Reads" annual short story juvenile novel selection in Taiwan and the best children's book at the 1996 Frankfurt Book Fair in Germany.