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The Fox Borrows the Tiger's Awe

The Fox Borrows the Tiger's Awe

Li Xieu-Lin
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This book contains four inspiring Chinese folktales, told by Dr. Yang and illustrated with watercolors. The first, called "The Fox Borrows the Tiger's Awe" is a fable about a Fox who does some quick thinking in order to escape the jaws of the tiger. The second story, "A Fight of No Fight" is about a boy who overcomes his brothers temper by perseverance. The third, "A Rich Man in Jail" shows a man who is trapped by his wealth, and learns a lesson about greed. The fourth "The Trick of Gold" is about a boy who learns about the real depth of knowledge.All these stories are based upon the oral folktales of China that Dr. Yang heard while growing up, and they contain strong moral messages. Illustrated with original Chinese paintings, the stories are retold by Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming.
Language
English
Pages
56
Format
Paperback
Publisher
YMAA Publication Center
Release
February 01, 1996
ISBN
0940871122
ISBN 13
9780940871120

The Fox Borrows the Tiger's Awe

Li Xieu-Lin
4/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
This book contains four inspiring Chinese folktales, told by Dr. Yang and illustrated with watercolors. The first, called "The Fox Borrows the Tiger's Awe" is a fable about a Fox who does some quick thinking in order to escape the jaws of the tiger. The second story, "A Fight of No Fight" is about a boy who overcomes his brothers temper by perseverance. The third, "A Rich Man in Jail" shows a man who is trapped by his wealth, and learns a lesson about greed. The fourth "The Trick of Gold" is about a boy who learns about the real depth of knowledge.All these stories are based upon the oral folktales of China that Dr. Yang heard while growing up, and they contain strong moral messages. Illustrated with original Chinese paintings, the stories are retold by Dr. Yang, Jwing-Ming.
Language
English
Pages
56
Format
Paperback
Publisher
YMAA Publication Center
Release
February 01, 1996
ISBN
0940871122
ISBN 13
9780940871120

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