There are places in China where the mountains reach all the way up to the clouds.
An edition of Lord of the Cranes
(2000)
Lord of the Cranes
A Chinese Tale
by Kerstin Chen
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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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China, Folklore, Generosity, Tales, Juvenile literature, Cranes (Birds), Pictorial worksPlaces
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Lord of the Cranes: A Chinese Tale
August 2002, Turtleback Books Distributed by Demco Media
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Lord of the cranes: a Chinese tale
2000, North-South Books, NorthSouth
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