Lord of the cranes

a Chinese tale

By Chen, Kerstin & Chen, Jian & James, J. Alison

Publishers Summary:
To test the compassion of the people in the city, the lord of the cranes leaves his home high in the mountains and travels there disguised as a beggar, but only one man, the innkeeper, passes the test.

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ISBN
978-0-73581-193-5
Publisher
New York : North-South Books, 2000.


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School Library Journal

Reviewed on July 1, 2000

Gr 1-4 In China, a divine wise man known as "Lord of the Cranes" leaves his mountain home to test the goodness of the city dwellers below. Wang the innkeeper is the only person who helps the old man, who is disguised as a beggar. Tian repays his host's continuing hospitality by painting a "heavenly" mural of cranes, cranes that will step off the inn wall to dance when customers sing and clap their hands. This retelling seems to sprout from the same Asian root as M...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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