"Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" (referred to as "Liao Zhai", commonly known as "The Legend of the Ghost Fox") is a collection of short stories in classical Chinese written by Pu Songling, a novelist of the Qing Dynasty in China.
There are nearly 500 chapters in the book, which either reveal the darkness of feudal rule, criticize the corruption of the imperial examination system, or resist the shackles of feudal ethics. They contain rich and profound ideological content. The book has the largest number of works describing the theme of love, and some of them express the author's ideal love through the love between flower demons and foxes.
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I love Teacher Li's storytelling! 🥰🥰🥰
Pu Songling's story was originally quite exciting, but when it came to the anchor's mouth, it turned into nonsense and low-level taste! The anchor talks nonsense, rambles on, is too boring, and always repeats itself. I feel anxious and tired listening to it, and is too speechless.
Listen well
😇😇Not bad😄
Very interesting to say
It's humorous and full of emotion. Nowadays, there is no comparison at all with reading directly.
I love Teacher Li's storytelling! 🥰🥰🥰
Pu Songling's story was originally quite exciting, but when it came to the anchor's mouth, it turned into nonsense and low-level taste! The anchor talks nonsense, rambles on, is too boring, and always repeats itself. I feel anxious and tired listening to it, and is too speechless.
Listen well
😇😇Not bad😄
Very interesting to say
It's humorous and full of emotion. Nowadays, there is no comparison at all with reading directly.
Thank you very much to the author