1, Naughty Heaven is published by Anhui Children, hardcover edition, officially recommended by Shanghai Animation Film Studio, and the only collector's edition. (single book)
Advantages: Hardcover should be the largest format of books related to Journey to the West. The original painting designer of Shangmei Film Factory restored the photos, which is unprecedented in the publishing history! The cover is made of hand-painted manuscripts from the 1960s.
Reference age: over 4 years old
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Animated China is published by Anhui Children's Publishing House, which has many classic animated versions of The Journey to the West. (***4 copies)
Advantages: moderate price, great value, pinyin version, pursuit of original works, and many other classic comics. In this series of books, there are not only the representative works of the domestic cartoon "Make a scene in Heaven", but also the rarely performed "Ginseng Fruit" and "Golden Monkey Demon", as well as China's first paper-cut cartoon "Pig Eight Rings Eat Watermelon", all of which are classic cartoons related to Journey to the West.
Disadvantages: the comic patch was restored by redrawing the original, and a few pictures were a bit rough. The smart and round lines in the original animation are a little stiff. Yes, this set of books is quite good compared with other adapted versions.
Suitable for age: Pinyin version, suitable for anime lovers and primary school students to learn Pinyin.
3, Journey to the West comic edition, several publishing houses are reprinting the old edition.
Advantages: traditional lines, classic stories.
Disadvantages: the picture book paper is light and thin, which keeps the characteristics of the old 64-inch black and white printing.
4. The authors of the picture book The Journey to the West are [Czech] Deneck Scaner and [Ming] Wu Cheng'en.
This is also a picture book of Journey to the West created by foreigners, which is very distinctive.
This book contains a complete series of The Journey to the West illustrations created by Scanner, including 80 ink and wash illustrations and 24 full-page color illustrations, depicting 65,438+02 The Journey to the West stories. Scanner used simple ink painting to match the development of the story, and used color illustrations to artistically adapt the text. His initial inspiration came from the Peking Opera Monkey Show he saw in Beijing. On the basis of grasping the distinctive features of various characters in the book, he combined China Han Dynasty portrait bricks, Peking Opera facial makeup costumes and even the life image of China people at that time to give a brand-new interpretation to the image of Wu Cheng'en, making the image of "the Monkey King" more international and spreading China's "the Monkey King" to the western world.
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