The phonetic version of Journey to the West is more suitable for first-year students. The first-year students don't know many words. Pinyin can help them read better. On the one hand, color maps can help first-year students understand, on the other hand, they can attract their interest in reading and study harder.

Chapter 28 of the book is an abbreviated version, and the title of the chapter has been changed on the basis of the original work, which is more concise and easy to understand, with the same number of words, catchy and large font, and is suitable for junior children to read. Pictures are lively and interesting, suitable for children who like pictures and colors, or you can copy and do handwritten newspaper homework!

The font is small, and the picture is close to realism, which is suitable for reading in senior primary school or junior high school.

I hope my answer is helpful to you and I hope it will be adopted ~