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The Great Voyages of Zheng He

Originally designed as a mission to collect tribute from neighboring countries, China's massive navel fleet in the early 15th century stunned the world with its daring exploration, immense wealth, and military might. The unprecedented ambition of one of the world's oldest civilizations had now come full circle and regained global attention

Text by Song Nan Zhang & Hoo Yu Zhang
Illustrated by Song Nan Zhang


  Tang Monk Disciples
  Monkey King


Great were the sins of Monkey King as he created havoc in heaven and fair was the punishment pinned on him at the Five-Finger Mountain. Is our legendary creature ready to embrace a techable spirit with grace comes his way and gives him a second change?

Retold by Debby Chen
Illustrated by Wenhai Ma


 Lady White Snake

What fate awaits a thousand-year-old white snake that travels from its sacred mountain to the human world, only to fall in love with a mortal? Such is the unusual beginning of this tragic love story, one of the most popular in all of Chinese opera.


Retold by Aaron Shepard
Illustrated by Song Nan Zhang


 The Ballad of Mulan

The story of the female general, Mulan, was originally a folk song dating from the Northern Wei dynasty, A.D.386-534.
According to legend, there was a young woman named Mulan whose aged father was conscripted. Mulan, unwilling to see her father fighting in a war, disguised herself as a man and joined the army in his place.

Retold and Illustrated
by Song Nan Zhang

  Monkey King Series

The Making of Monkey King, the best-known and most-loved hero in all of Chinese literature.



Monkey King Wreaks Havoc in Heaven, the secound book in the series, our show-off hero is determined to prove to the Emperor of Heaven that he is more than equal to any of the celestial warriors or ministers.

  The Magic Brocade

No brocades are more lovely or lifelike than the ones the widow weaves to sell at the marketplace. One day she returns home with a marvelous painting of a fairy palace and her son Chen suggests that she weaves the image as a brocade.
This popular Chinese folktale will enchant young and old as Chen and his mother find their way to a happiness beyond their dreams.

Retold by Aaron Shepard & Illustrated by Xiaojun Li

  World Classic Folktales

Dance, Mice, Dance!

The Giant and the Spring

The Emperor and the Nightingale



  Famous Chinese Folktales

The Mouse Bride

Story of the Chinese Zodiac

Seven Magic Brothers




  The Rainbow Fish

The Rainbow Fish

Rainbow Fish to the Rescue!




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