Chinese Fairy Tales: Forty Stories Told By Almond-Eyed Folk

Chinese Fairy Tales: Forty Stories Told By Almond-Eyed Folk

The e-book â€œChinese fairy tales: forty stories told by almond-eyed folkâ€ (Illustrated) is a fabulous compilation of the Chinese fairy and folk tales, collected and narrated by Adele Marion Fielde (1839-1916), who is also famous for â€œA Corner of Cathay,â€ â€œDictionary of the Swatow Dialect,â€ â€œPagoda Shadowsâ€.

â€œChinese fairy tales: forty stories told by almond-eyed folkâ€ were originally published by G.P. Putnam's Sons in 1912.

The â€œAnimedia Companyâ€ e-book edition (2013) contains 25 original black-and-white illustrations by Chinese artists, which were carefully restored by a publisher. This edition is modified especially for the e-book format.

The e-book â€œChinese fairy talesâ€ includes 41 Chinese fairy tales, such as: The strayed arrow, The five queer brothers, The three talismans, The origin of ants, The mistake of the apes, The moon-cake, The fool of the family, A fool who tried to be like his brother-in-law, A dreadful boar, The two melons, The blind boyâ€™s fall, The fairy serpent, What the birds said, The man in a shell, The young head of the family, Prospect and retrospect, A foreordained match, Marrying a simpleton, Baling with a sieve, The widow and the sagacious magistrate, A lawyer as a debtor, The singing prisoner, Self-convicted, The ladle that fell from the moon, A wifeâ€™s vengeance, Stolen garlic, Two frugal men, The most frugal of men, Misapplied wit, Similar diseases, A dream inspired, A fortuitous application, Jean Valjean in Cathay, A polite idiosyncrasy, Verified predictions, The three sworn brothers, The peasant-girlâ€™s prisoner, Crabs in plenty, False economy, The thriftless wife, A wife with two husbands.

Country	USA
Author	Adele Marion Fielde
Binding	Kindle Edition
Edition	1
EISBN	9788087762172
Format	Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
Label	Animedia Company
Manufacturer	Animedia Company
NumberOfPages	214
PublicationDate	2013-02-03
Publisher	Animedia Company
ReleaseDate	2013-02-03
Studio	Animedia Company

Chinese Fairy Tales: Forty Stories Told By Almond-Eyed Folk

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