.Chang' e on the Moon through Katrina Moore, explained through Cornelia Li, translated by Jaime Chu.I accumulate image manuals that retell misconceptions and also legend, and I am delighted through this beautifully illustrated new retelling of the Mandarin myth "Chang' e on the Moon." Chang' e as well as her other half, Hou Yi, live in unity and passion each other a lot. Hou Yi is an experienced archer, and when too many sunshines start showing up in the sky, the Jade Emperor requests Hou Yi's aid in shooting them down. Thereafter, he gives Hou Yi a potion of endurance, but intending to keep a mortal along with his spouse, he does certainly not take it. I really love Moore's take on the ending. Completion always winds up along with Chang' e taking the panacea and ending up being never-ceasing and also residing on the moon, yet I adore Moore's understanding take on it. Back issue features the story equated into Chinese. This is a structured series of folktales retold from all over the world, and I can certainly not hang around to collect them all!