[BOOK] Jingwei Tries to Fill Up the Sea- Rainbow Bridge Graded Chinese Reader Starter 150 Vocabulary Words (Rainbow Bridge Graded Chinese Readers) PDF Full

[BOOK] Jingwei Tries to Fill Up the Sea- Rainbow Bridge
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[BOOK] Jingwei Tries to Fill Up the Sea- Rainbow Bridge
Graded Chinese Reader, Starter : 150 Vocabulary Words
(Rainbow Bridge Graded Chinese Readers) PDF Full

[BOOK] Jingwei Tries to Fill Up the Sea- Rainbow Bridge Graded Chinese
Reader, Starter : 150 Vocabulary Words (Rainbow Bridge Graded Chinese
Readers) PDF Full
[BOOK] Jingwei
Tries to Fill Up
the Sea- Rainbow
Bridge Graded
Chinese Reader,
Starter : 150
Vocabulary Words
(Rainbow Bridge
Graded Chinese
Readers) PDF Full
Description
You may have seen a bird holding branches in its beak in order to build
its nest, but have you ever seen a bird picking up pebbles to throw into
a vast expanse of water? There was indeed such a bird in ancient China.
As the tale goes, the bird named Jingwei would fly every day from Mount
Fajiu in the west to the East China Sea, trying its best to fill up the
Sea with little stones. If you want to know why, this Chinese fairy tale
will satisfy your curiosity.