Chinese Folktales: "The White-Nosed Cat" and Other Tales From the Chinese-Speaking World

Chinese folktales, myths, legends, and proverbs translated, adapted, and annotated by Fred Lobb

Saturday, December 25, 2010

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!

To all my readers and their loved ones, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Fred Lobb

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Fred Lobb: I'm an English teacher and collector/translator of Chinese-language folktales from Southeastern China--Guangdong and Fujian--and from the island of Taiwan. In addition, I have posted stories from China's extreme Northwest and Northeast. I have translated and adapted each folktale and have attached cultural and folklore notes for each particular story. Please note these tales are definitely not PC; folktales and fairy tales are essentially never PC. I bring them to you "warts and all." NOTE: Enter into the search bar above themes (e.g., "wolves," "shapeshifter," etc.)or titles or approximate titles (e.g., "Grandauntie Tiger"). Email: Fred.chinesefolktales@gmail.com

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