嫦娥奔月

by Chen Xianchun 陈贤纯

In the book Chang’e Flying to the Moon, the brave tiger slayer Hou Yi was in love with Chang’e, a girl living in the neighboring village. Hou Yi went to Tianshan where he learned tremendous ability from the Queen Mother of the West and killed ten evil beasts. Then he went back home and married Chang’e. However, the villain Feng Meng who had always coveted Chang’e murdered Hou Yi. Chang’e, after eating a magical pill from the Queen Mother of the West, flied to the moon and became an immortal after avenging Hou Yi.

99 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2014

Reviews

[Mel]

This took a long time as I kept putting off reading it. They should of called it Zhou Yi not Chang'e as pretty much the whole book was about her husband and what he did which was very disappointing. It did have some nice simple poetry which was fun. But it really wasn't the nice story about the woman having adventures in the moon that I was hoping for. It was however very good practice and very well written for an intermediate level reading book.

[Tofu Meow]

I love these graded readers - this one had even had poetry! Melancholy but beautiful story about the moon goddess.

[Tati Candray]

My first book in this language 😭 it feels like a dream despite the fact that there are part that I did not comprehend 🥹 but the important thing is that I’ll keep it up until I can get 100% 🥹❤️