China has a long history and time-honored culture, and Chinese fables have been circulated for a very long time. Fables thrived the most in the Spring and Autumn period, when minds were active and all schools of thoughts contended for attention. People with insight all wanted their ideas to spread and be accepted by more people, and especially hoped their voices could be heard by dukes or princes. So, there was no one but hoped others would be willing to listen to their words, and Mencius, Zhuangzi, Liezi, Han Feizi, and Yanzi were no exception. In the course of time, fables came into being -- in great abundance, and are handed down to this day, becoming an important treasure in the cultural treasure house of China.
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Seller: liu xing, Nanjing, JS, China
paperback. Condition: New. Language:Chinese.Publisher: Jiangsu Children s Publishing community. Aesop s Fables is the world s oldest. greatest bestiary. known as the ancestor of the Western fable. it appears to lay the fable as a literary genre of the cornerstone. It is a living showcase of the ancient Greek world. the story comes to social life. labor and other production aspects. Short length. pregnant with meaning. wisdom. light shining everywhere. Contents: Eagle and Fox Eagle. Jackdaws and goat herders and shepher. Seller Inventory # J70684