Fairy Tales from Tang Tang

Welcome to Fairy Tales from Tang Tang Tang Tang weaves traditional Chinese storytelling with Western fantasy elements, using vivid language to craft unique stories of wonder and magic. These beautiful, poignant fairy tales will leave an imprint on your heart with their universal themes of friendship, family, loyalty and loss. What happens when … • a young boy makes a promise to a childhood friend? • generations of imps misunderstand a nursery rhyme? • a grandmother sneaks out of heaven to visit her granddaughter? • a girl grows up and loses interest in a beloved pet? This book is for children and for adults who never lost their sense of wonder. Translated from the original Chinese

Welcome to Fairy Tales from Tang Tang Tang Tang weaves traditional Chinese storytelling with Western fantasy elements, using vivid language to craft unique stories of wonder and magic. These beautiful, poignant fairy tales will leave an imprint on your heart with their universal themes of friendship, family, loyalty and loss. What happens when … • a young boy is sent to rob a silly ghost? • a young girl faces the Blue Hag feared by everyone in the village? • a magical radish seed sets out to do great things? • a primary school teacher reluctantly takes a class about fairy tales? This book is for children and for adults who never lost their sense of wonder. Translated from the original Chinese

Welcome to Fairy Tales from Tang Tang Tang Tang weaves traditional Chinese storytelling with Western fantasy elements, using vivid language to craft unique stories of wonder and magic. These beautiful, poignant fairy tales will leave an imprint on your heart with their universal themes of friendship, family, loyalty and loss. What happens when … • two children promise to reunite in a year and two toy cats make the same pledge? • a ghost carries an orphan girl away to his island to teach his plants to talk? • an immortal phoenix falls in love with a mortal man? • a young boy rides a mysterious train into the wilderness? • a sleepless ghost decides to hang upside down in a girl's chimney? This book is for children and for adults who never lost their sense of wonder. Translated from the original Chinese Edited by Rebecca Moesta and illustrated by Lü Qiumei. Translated by Li Xiaochun and Rebecca Moesta