Luban's Paradise

Starting with a physical education teacher at a private school, there are stories like “My Seventh Brother-in-Law Is Far Too Outstanding” and “Lu Ban's Amusement Park,” all in the style of the Hundred Schools of Thought and a scholarly academy. Every story is about having fun, with happiness at its core.

Three little wooden donkeys spin in circles on the lawn to the tune of “The big windmill goes creak, creak, round and round.” This poor man's carousel earns Lu Jian a fortune in Spring and Autumn coins from the little kids.

Attractions: A giant wooden Ferris wheel at Zhuri Island becomes a local landmark; a mountain-hugging roller coaster; a cable car over the lake; a spiral water slide down a waterfall; four-person hot-air Kongming lanterns...

Toy business: Lu Ban blocks, tangrams, windmills, Huarong Pass puzzles, Mohist mechanical models (Transformers and Ultraman), figurines, wooden building blocks...

Sports and leisure: Bikini beach volleyball, billiards, bowling, table tennis...

Board and card games: Landlord, mahjong, Chinese chess, and the Hundred Schools of Thought game room!