Eye of the Dragon

14 Chinese Folktales

Dr Robert Yee, Zora Wan

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English

WAN Art Studio
04 January 2024

Curriculum planning & development; Educational: Art & design

Pushed by townsfolk to complete his realistic painting, the artist painted in the eye of the dragon causing it to spring to life and fly away. A cow receives the most beautiful music from a famous lute player. The meanings of these stories and more are captured in everyday sayings that are known to all Mandarin speakers - and revealed within this book.

This collection of 14 folktales offers a glimpse into the rich culture that has passed from generation to generation. Do not miss this fun way into an authentic Chinese world!

By: Dr Robert Yee
Illustrated by: Zora Wan
Imprint: WAN Art Studio
Dimensions: Height: 216mm, Width: 279mm, Spine: 3mm
Weight: 154g
ISBN: 9798869102034
Pages: 40
Publication Date: 04 January 2024
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Dr. Robert Yee, was born in Chinatown, Portland OR. A professor in Political Science, his interest in introducing Chinese culture to the children in the states leads to his retelling of these fantastic folktales. Zora Wan, the illustrator, born in Shanghai China, currently lives in the San Francisco Bay area as a finance professional. An artist who likes to write has published Journey to Passion, an art and poetry book about a 90-day trip, and in multiple poetry magazines and popular blogs. Visit zorawanart.com for more information.