The Birth of the Monkey King
The Birth of the Monkey King by Chang Book Kiat, published by Asiapac Books in 1999, is an illustrated work that presents the origins of the iconic character Sun Wukong from the classic novel Journey to the West. This edition, written in English and spanning 134 pages, explores how the Monkey King emerges from the Mountain of Flowers and Fruit, acquires his magical powers, and engages in mischievous antics that ultimately lead to his imprisonment under a mountain.
Readers will find a vibrant depiction of Sun Wukong’s adventures, showcasing his playful wit and prowess as he causes chaos in the celestial realm. The manhua format enhances the storytelling, making the Monkey King both endearing and mischievous. This book offers insights into themes of education and the consequences of mischief, inviting readers to enjoy the whimsical journey of one of literature’s most beloved characters.
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In the beginning of the novel Journey to the West, a monk rescues the Monkey King, Sun Wukong, from under a mountain of rock where he has been a prisoner for 500 years. the Birth of the Monkey King relates the creation of Sun Wukong in the Mountain of Flowers and Fruit and how he acquires his magical powers and uses them for mischief, leading to his imprisonment under a mountain. Illustrated by Chang Book Kiat in a manhua (manga) format, the Monkey King has never been cuter, or naughtier! You will witness Sun Wukong wreaking havoc in the celestial realm and be entertained by his playful wit and prowess.
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