So I will revisit, again, a childhood memory. You can see on the cover Sun Wukong fighting a dragon. I blogged about him before, here and here. This was I think my favorite story in the whole book. But I will happily re-read all of them. I am kind of tempted to get my hands on all the books of this collection, which were real treasures. Until then, I will read this one eagerly.
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Thursday, 19 February 2015
Dragons, Gods & Spirits from Chinese Mythology
So I will revisit, again, a childhood memory. You can see on the cover Sun Wukong fighting a dragon. I blogged about him before, here and here. This was I think my favorite story in the whole book. But I will happily re-read all of them. I am kind of tempted to get my hands on all the books of this collection, which were real treasures. Until then, I will read this one eagerly.
On n'a jamais eu toute la collection. Il nous manque la mythologie « des Indiens peaux-rouges » si je me rappelle bien l'appelation utilisée qui ne passerait pas aujourd'hui, et celle des Aztèques, me semble aussi disponible en Français.
ReplyDeleteOh il y en a pleins qu'on n'a pas (et qui n'ont peut-être pas été traduits): celui de l'Amérique du Sud, de l'Afrique, de la Russie, des Celtes, j'en oublie sans doute.
ReplyDeleteGung hey fat choy! Happy New Year!
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