Chinese fables
Chinese fables and folk stories
作者：Davis, Mary Hayes, 1884?-1948; Chow-Leung; Wang, Zengshan [Author of introduction, etc.]
体例：题 章数：49
字数：154,285 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 49 题- WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY YIN-CHWANG WANG TSEN-ZAN
- PREFACE
- MARY HAYES DAVIS.
- INTRODUCTION
- CONTENTS
- HOW THE MOON BECAME BEAUTIFUL
- THE ANIMALS’ PEACE PARTY
- THE WIDOW AND HER SON [1]
- A STORY OF THE FAMINE IN SHANG-TONG PROVINCE
- THE EVERGREEN TREE AND THE WILDERNESS MARIGOLD
- THE SNAIL AND THE BEES
- THE MOD [2] AND THE FON
- THE PROUD CHICKEN
- THE LEMON TREE AND THE PUMELO
- WOO SING AND THE MIRROR
- TWO MOTHERS AND A CHILD [3]
- THE BOY WHO WOULD NOT TELL A LIE [4]
- A GREAT REPENTANCE AND A GREAT FORGIVENESS
- THE MAN WHO LOVED MONEY BETTER THAN LIFE
- THE HEN AND THE CHINESE MOUNTAIN TURTLE
- THE BOY OF PERFECT DISPOSITION [7]
- THE STORY OF TSEN-TSZE, A PUPIL OF CONFUCIUS
- WHAT THE YEN TZI TAUGHT THE HUNTER [12]
- A LESSON FROM CONFUCIUS
- THE WIND, THE CLOUDS, AND THE SNOW [13]
- II
- THE FISH AND THE FLOWERS
- THE HEN, THE CAT, AND THE BIRDS
- THE BOY WHO WANTED THE IMPOSSIBLE
- THE BOY WHO BECAME A HSAO-TSZE [17]
- THE HUNTER, THE SNIPE, AND THE BIVALVE
- THE MULE AND THE LION
- THE FA-NIEN-TS’ING AND THE MÖN-TIEN-SING
- THE BODY THAT DESERTED THE STOMACH
- THE PROUD FOX AND THE CRAB
- A LITTLE CHINESE ROSE
- THE EAGLE AND THE RICE BIRDS
- THE CHILDREN AND THE DOG
- THE TWO MOUNTAINS
- A CHINESE PRODIGAL SON
- II
- THE LION AND THE MOSQUITOES
- THE THIEF AND THE ELEPHANT
- THE GENERAL, THE BIRD, AND THE ANT [32]
- THREE GIRLS WHO WENT TO A BOYS’ SCHOOL
- THE RATTAN VINE AND THE ROSE TREE
- THE MELON AND THE PROFESSOR
- WORD LIST
- NOTES