西游记故事(英文版)(精)9787508517292
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作者(加)Pan Yun-chong
出版社五洲传播
ISBN9787508517292
出版时间2010-01
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导语摘要
THEHISTORICALI4-YEARQUESTOFTHE7THCENTURYCHINESEMONK,XUANZANG,TOOBTAINBUDDHISTSUTRASTRAVELLINGTHROUGHXINJIANG,AFGHANISTAN,PAKISTANANDINDIA.Yun-ChongPansretellingofthestory,originallycraftedbytheMingDynastystory-teller,WuChengen,willcaptivatechildrenwithitsfantasy,anddelightyoungandoldwithitslayersofrealityandsatiregroundedinChinese,Indian,Greek,andOldTestamentmythology.
目录
PART 1
Chapter 1: The Birth of the Magic Monkey
Chapter 2: The Stone Monkey Becomes King
Chapter 3: Monkey King is Struck by the Notion of Mortality
Chapter 4: The Monkey King Seeks Immortality .
Chapter 5: Sun Wukong Learns Immortality
Chapter 6: Sun Wukong Reestablishes his Kingdom
Chapter 7: Sun Wukong''s Kingdom Thrives
Chapter 8: Sun Wukong Acquires the Weapon of his Choice
Chapter 9: Sun Wukong Raids the Underworld
Chapter 10: Sun Wukong Gets a Job in Heaven
Chapter 11: Sun Gets his Title of Heavenly Grand Fairy
Chapter 12: Sun Steals the Heavenly Peach and Longevity Pills
Chapter 13: Heavenly Army Attacks Sun
Chapter 14: The Buddha Vanquishes Sun Wukong
内容摘要
该系列图书精选自中国古代经典小说名著，为方便外国读者理解，专门请有关专家对原著进行缩写改编，内容涵盖原著中有代表性的情节和故事，通过这些可读性强的故事传达出其中蕴含的中国传统文化精髓，吸引国外读者的阅读和探究兴趣，出版后特别受到国外读者喜爱。
作者以另一种通俗易懂的文字加漫画的形式叙述了唐僧四人西天取经的过程。
ThisistheamazingstoryofSunWukong,knownintheWestastheMonkeyKing.HeistheprincipalcharacterofthisclassicChineseepicnovelinwhichheaccompaniesthemonkSanzangonthejourneytoretrieveBuddhistsutrasfromIndia.Wukongpossessesimmensestrength,beingabletowieldhis8,000kg.magicweaponwithease.Hehassuperbspeed,travelling54,000kilometersinonesomersault.Sunknows72transformations,whichallowhimtotransformintovariousanimalsandobjects.Heisaskilledfighter,capableofholdinghisownagainstthebestgeneralsofheaven.Eachofhishairspossessesmagicalproperties,andiscapableoftransformingintoacloneofSunWukonghimself,orvariousweapons,animals,andotherobjects.Healsoknowsvariousspellsinordertocommandwind,partwater,conjureprotectivecirclesagainstdemons,freezehumans,demons,andgodsalike.InthisjourneywiththemonkSanzang,WukongisaccompaniedbyBajieandSandy,lovableifflawedcharacters,bothofwhomofferedtoaccompanythemonktoatonefortheirpreviouscrimes.
精彩内容
CHAPTER18ChineseEmperorTourstheUnderworldInChina,itwasaperiodknownastheTangDynasty(618–907),duringwhichChinahadextendeditsterritorybeyondtheGreatWallsandSouthChinaSea.ThiswasalsotheperiodduringwhichChinaopeneditselftoavastnumberofforeignersandacceptedtheircultures.DuringtheearlyTangDynasty,themostillustriousperiodwaswhenEmperorTaizongwasonthethrone(626–649).TheentireChineseEmpirewasatpeace,andpeopleenjoyedunprecedentedprosperity.Atthetime,therewasawood-cutterandafishermanwhowerefriends.Theywouldmeeteveryeveningwhenthefishermancamebackfromtheseaandthewood-cutterfromthemountain.Theyenjoyedtheirdrinksandconversationstogether.Oneevening,astheywereabouttopartafterthedailydrinks,thefishermansaid,“Well,goodnightandhaveanicedaytomorrow,thoughIknowyourmountainisnotquiteasniceaplaceasmysea.”Thewood-cutterreplied,“Why!Ithinkyourseaisnotasniceasmymountain.”Thefishermansaid,“Myseaisbeautiful,whereonecanseethesunriseandsetonthehorizon,andthemooncastingitsromanticrays;whereonecanfeastonfishandshrimpsandoctopus;wherethesceneryiswideopenandmakesoneforgetthetrivialthingsoftheworld.”Thewood-cuttersaid,“Butmymountainisinfinitelyvariable;inthesummer’sheat,itprovidescoolrespite;thesungiveslifetothetrees,andthemoonbeamsinspireone’smeditativemood;themeatsofanimalstastebetterthanfish,shrimpsoroctopus;andthecloud-shroudedmountaintopsmakeonefeelother-worldly.”Thetwocontinuedarguingaboutthevirtuesoftheirplacesforanotherhour.Andattheend,thewood-cuttersaid,“Allright,myfriend,wejustagreetodisagree.Goodnightandtakecare.Idon’twanttoexperience‘onelessfriend’sfaceamongstthecrowd’.Thefishermansaid,“Whataninauspiciousthingyousay!Butdon’tfear,Iamfullyinformedabouttheweathersothereisnodangerofbeingstruckbyunexpectedstorms.”Thewood-cutterasked,“Howso?”Thefishermanreplied,“Thereisafortune-tellerofgreatwisdomwhocanpredicttheweatherprecisely,soIconsulthimeverymorningbeforeputtingouttothesea.”Andthetwoparted.ThisconversationwasoverheardbyoneoftheretainersoftheDragonKingoftheRiverJing.Hewentandreportedittohismaster,whodecidedtoteachthefortune-telleralesson.TheDragonKingwenttothefortune-teller’sstallandaskedfortheforecastforthenextday.Thefortune-tellergavehim3,348pointsofrainat3:00p.m.TheDragonKingwastakenaback.Hehimselfdidnotknowaboutit.Heaskedthefortune-teller,“Areyouquitesure?”Thefortune-tellersaid,“Ofcourse.”TheDragonKinganswered,“Iwillcomeandtakedownyoursignifyourforecastiswrong.”Andhewentbacktohisriverpalace.Ashearrived,therewasanimperialinstructionorderinghimtoprovide3,348pointsofrainat3:00p.m.thenextday.Hewasinapanic.Oneofhisadvisorssuggestedthatheprovide3,340pointsat2:00p.m.,sohewouldhavecarriedouttheinstructionbutwithaslightalteration.Hetookthatadviceandprovided3,340pointsat2:00p.m.
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