Collection of Chinese Fables

From a vast collection of ancient fables, this book selects 68 fables with strong storytelling, universal appeal, and suitable for today's children to read. The chapters are organized according to era and rewritten by the winner of the 2nd Cao Wenxuan Children's Literature Award, showing his ingenuity. The chapters are concise and easy to understand. Together with the childlike illustrations of the popular illustrator Dao Daowei, the text is illustrated with pictures to give children a visual experience full of fun and imagination. A piece of "Frog at the Bottom of a Well" makes people know that there is a vast world outside the well, and they cannot be complacent in a small environment; a piece of "Carving a Boat to Seek a Sword" warns people that things in the world are always changing, and they cannot do things subjectively; a piece of "A blessing in disguise" makes people understand that there must always be a gain when there is a loss, and there is no need to be sad because of a temporary loss, nor to be happy about a temporary gain, and to treat things with a normal mind... These fables condense the wisdom of the ancients for thousands of years and reflect the glory of traditional Chinese culture. They are like the stars guiding the way at night, and will lead you into a philosophical world full of enlightenment.