Chinese Folklore encompasses over three thousand years of storytelling, featuring legends of gods and heroes, mysteries of sorcery, and enchanting tales of love and nature. It intertwines fantasy and philosophy as characters of all ages explore their world and the essence of living. A new introduction highlights captivating stories such as 'The King of the Ants', 'The Ghost Who Was Foiled', 'A Night on the Battlefield', 'The Lady of the Moon', and 'The Flower Elves'. Xiulu Wang and Chuanji Hu, both from Sun Yat-sen University, lend their expertise to this project. Professor Wang specializes in translation and comparative cultural studies, providing insights into modern interpretations of these folktales. Professor Hu, a distinguished literary critic and historian, adds depth with his knowledge of Chinese literature and intellectual history. Their collaboration enriches readers' understanding of Chinese folklore, guiding them on an engaging journey through this rich cultural heritage. FLAME TREE 451 offers a diverse selection of genres, from myth to mystery, supernatural to horror, and fantasy to science fiction, catering to those who appreciate tales of werewolves, vampires, secret worlds, and escapist fantasies.
