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"A Chinese Wonder Book" was written by Norman Hinsdale Pitman and published in 1919. American author who brought Chinese folklore to life for young readers in imaginative tales.

A Chinese Wonder Book

1919

Norman Hinsdale Pitman

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A Chinese Wonder Book

Norman Hinsdale Pitman

1919

A Chinese Wonder Book, written by Norman Hinsdale Pitman and first published in 1919, is a collection of illustrated stories inspired by Chinese folklore. The tales explore themes of virtue, loyalty, and the complexities of life through magical elements and characters. Notable for its enchanting narratives, the book begins with the story of Widow Wang and her son Ming-li, who experience a transformative journey after receiving a magical golden beetle. This work serves as a delightful introduction to traditional Chinese cultural narratives.