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The Chinese Wonder Book contains some of the most beloved Chinese folktales. These stories include: The Golden Beetle or Why the Dog Hates the Cat The Great Bell The Strange Tale of Doctor Dog The Talking Fish And many other classics Originally published in 1919, this book has thrilled and amused children and adults for generations, and served as an accessible introduction to Chinese folklore for countless readers. Included with these fifteen magical Chinese fairy tales are Li Chu Tang's glorious, full-color illustrations original to the book's first edition, making this book a historical treasure. This endearing collection of Chinese fables is sure to bring as much joy to today's children as it did to their grandparents.

"A Chinese Wonderbook" is a collection of stories, realistic in setting, of child life in China. Folk story, legend and magic are woven into these stories of children for children. The illustrations by Lo - Chu - T'Ang are truly Chinese pictures, yet intelligible to kids worldwide. The book is entertaining and also unique and there is a certain economy of wonders in these stories, an avoidance of surfeit which characteristically we suspect to be Chinese. And there is a good deal of homely detail, acceptable to the juvenile taste.

FELINOS E MACABROS Bem-vindo a um mundo de sombras e enigmas, onde os felinos vagueiam pelas páginas, trazendo consigo mistérios e arrepios. Felinos e Macabros é uma coletânea fascinante de contos, cada um escrito por um mestre do suspense e do mistério. Nesta obra, você encontrará um desfile de felinos em todas as suas facetas enigmáticas e perturbadoras. Edgar Allan Poe - "O Gato Preto": Poe nos leva a uma jornada pelos recantos mais sombrios da mente humana, onde a loucura se entrelaça com a obscuridade e a morte. Um conto que arrepia até o mais destemido dos leitores. H. P. Lovecraft - "Os Gatos de Ulthar": Em uma aldeia onde os gatos são sagrados, Lovecraft nos presenteia com uma história de vingança cósmica que faz a pele arrepiar. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - "O Gato Brasileiro": O lendário detetive Sherlock Holmes enfrenta um enigma envolvendo um gato brasileiro e segredos profundos em uma trama de mistério e intriga. James Bowker, F.R.G.S.I. - "O Gato Espectral": Bowker nos leva a um mundo onde a linha entre a realidade e o sobrenatural se dissolve, enquanto um gato espectral tece uma teia de inquietação. Norman Hinsdale Pitman - "O Tigre que aquiesce": Pitman nos leva a terras exóticas e perigosas, onde um tigre enigmático desencadeia uma sequência de eventos que desafiam a compreensão humana. Bram Stoker - "A Índia": Stoker nos leva em uma viagem à Índia, onde as forças do desconhecido e a magia ancestral se entrelaçam com o destino de um homem.

FELINOS E MACABROS Bem-vindo a um mundo de sombras e enigmas, onde os felinos vagueiam pelas páginas, trazendo consigo mistérios e arrepios. Felinos e Macabros é uma coletânea fascinante de contos, cada um escrito por um mestre do suspense e do mistério. Nesta obra, você encontrará um desfile de felinos em todas as suas facetas enigmáticas e perturbadoras. Edgar Allan Poe - "O Gato Preto": Poe nos leva a uma jornada pelos recantos mais sombrios da mente humana, onde a loucura se entrelaça com a obscuridade e a morte. Um conto que arrepia até o mais destemido dos leitores. H. P. Lovecraft - "Os Gatos de Ulthar": Em uma aldeia onde os gatos são sagrados, Lovecraft nos presenteia com uma história de vingança cósmica que faz a pele arrepiar. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - "O Gato Brasileiro": O lendário detetive Sherlock Holmes enfrenta um enigma envolvendo um gato brasileiro e segredos profundos em uma trama de mistério e intriga. James Bowker, F.R.G.S.I. - "O Gato Espectral": Bowker nos leva a um mundo onde a linha entre a realidade e o sobrenatural se dissolve, enquanto um gato espectral tece uma teia de inquietação. Norman Hinsdale Pitman - "O Tigre que aquiesce": Pitman nos leva a terras exóticas e perigosas, onde um tigre enigmático desencadeia uma sequência de eventos que desafiam a compreensão humana. Bram Stoker - "A Índia": Stoker nos leva em uma viagem à Índia, onde as forças do desconhecido e a magia ancestral se entrelaçam com o destino de um homem.

Chinese tales are a part of China's rich culture and their enduring legacy can be traced back centuries. Stories from China include explanations of nature, moral lessons, and adventure stories. The rich tapestry of Chinese stories can't be ignored, especially as these tales still captivate today. Chinese folktales, fairy tales, myths, and stories are brimming with wisdom and lessons. The stories have been passed down through generations for years and are still powerful representations of their culture. Fairytalez is delighted to share a collection of Chinese fairy tales, folk tales, myths, and legends. Discover why these stories have endured for thousands of years with this exciting collection.

Fábulas y leyendas de China contiene algunos de los cuentos populares más queridos por los lectores chinos tales como El escarabajo dorado o por qué el perro odia al gato,La gran campana, La extraña Historia del Doctor Perro o El pez parlante. Publicado inicialmente en 1919, este libro ha emocionado y entretenido a lectores de todas las edades y constituye una inmejorable introducción al folclore y los mitos populares chinos. Junto a esta selección de diecinueve cuentos, se incluyen las ilustraciones originales de la primera edición, obra de Li Chu Tang, lo que convierten al libro en un clásico atemporal de lectura obligada para cualquier tipo de lector, independientemente de sus gustos literarios. Con esta obra, ponemos fin a la trilogía Fábulas y leyendas de Oriente, con la que hemos querido rendir homenaje a la magia y al encanto de los cuentos populares, relatos que permiten una lectura inocente y enriquecedora para un niño y otra mucho más profunda y reflexiva para un adulto.

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At the hour when these strangers entered the public square, a large crowd had gathered, for it was a feast day, and every one was bent on having a good time. All the people seemed very happy. Some, seated in little open-air booths, were eating, drinking, and smoking. Others were buying odds and ends from the street-vendors, tossing coins, and playing various games of chance.

The winter had been a hard one: extreme cold, deep snow, and violent winds. The Wang house had suffered greatly. The roof had fallen in, weighed down by heavy snow. Then a hurricane had blown a wall over, and Ming-li, the son, up all night and exposed to a bitter cold wind, had caught pneumonia. Long days of illness followed, with the spending of extra money for medicine. All their scant savings had soon melted away, and at the shop where Ming-li had been employed his place was filled by another. When at last he arose from his sick-bed he was too weak for hard labour and there seemed to be no work in the neighbouring villages for him to do. Night after night he came home, trying not to be discouraged, but in his heart feeling the deep pangs of sorrow that come to the good son who sees his mother suffering for want of food and clothing.

"Woe is me!" he cried at last, his sorrow getting the better of his usual calmness. "I have picked up the great capital and moved it from the South to Peking and have built here a mighty city. I have surrounded my city with a wall, even thicker and greater than the famous wall of China. I have constructed in this city scores of temples and palaces. I have had the wise men and scholars compile a great book of wisdom, made up of 23,000 volumes, the largest and most wonderful collection of learning ever gathered together by the hands of men. I have built watch-towers, bridges, and giant monuments, and now, alas! as I approach the end of my days as ruler of the Middle Kingdom there is nothing more to be done for my people. Better far that I should even now close my tired eyes for ever and mount up on high to be the guest of the dragon, than live on in idleness, giving to my children an example of uselessness and sloth."

The Chinese Wonder Book contains some of the most beloved Chinese folktales. These stories include: The Golden Beetle or Why the Dog Hates the Cat The Great Bell The Strange Tale of Doctor Dog The Talking Fish And many other classics Originally published in 1919, this book has thrilled and amused children and adults for generations, and served as an accessible introduction to Chinese folklore for countless readers. Included with these fifteen magical Chinese fairy tales are Li Chu Tang's glorious, full-color illustrations original to the book's first edition, making this book a historical treasure. A new foreword by Sylvia Lin pays homage to the magic of Chinese folktales and adds its own enchantment to this classic children's book. This endearing collection of Chinese fables is sure to bring as much joy to today's children as it did to their grandparents.

The Chinese Wonder Book contains some of the most beloved Chinese folktales, including "The Golden Beetle or Why the Dog Hates the Cat," "The Great Bell," "The Strange Tale of Doctor Dog" and "The Talking Fish." Originally published in 1919, this book has thrilled and amused children and adults for generations, and served as an accessible introduction to Chinese folklore for countless readers. Included with these fifteen magical Chinese fairy tales are Li Chu Tang's glorious, full-color illustrations original to the book's first edition, making this book a historical treasure. A new foreword by Sylvia Lin pays homage to the magic of Chinese folktales and adds its own enchantment to this classic children's book. This endearing collection of Chinese fables is sure to bring as much joy to today's children as it did to their grandparents.