The Eight Immortals - Miracle Makers / Written by Asiapac Editorial / Illustrated by Chan Kok Sing / Asiapac Books / Paperback

ISBN-13: 9789812295408 / 978-9812295408 

ISBN-10: 9812295402 

Pages 117

Printed in Singapore

Why do the Chinese consider the number eight to be a lucky number? For the answer to this question, look no further than the Eight Immortals, who are one of the most popular subjects of art and craft in China.

The term "Eight Immortals" is used figuratively for happiness. The stories in this book show how the Eight Immortals brought happiness to the common folk through their miracles and good deeds. Read about the miracles performed by the Eight Immortals to dispel demons and punish the wicked. Tales of how Empress Wu Zetian tried to pray for longevity and how demons sought to spread the plague will keep you deeply enchanted!

This book is part of our trilogy series of The Eight Immortals. In this title, read about the eight different tales where the Eight Immortals tackled feats in their own unique approaches. To find out how they became immortals, read "Cross the Sea", while "Uproar in the Celestial Palace" will delve more into their adventures, but one of heavenly proportions!

• Written by Asiapac Editorial
• Illustrated by Chan Kok Sing
• ISBN: 9789812295408
• Format: Paperback
• Size: 150 x 210mm
• Pages: 117
• Weight: 200g