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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2021 · 8 MIN

The boy Chen Xiang and the Lotus Lamp

from Chinese Folk Tales

The Hua Mountain in China is known for its steepness and legend has it that it was split open by a little boy named Chen Xiang. Why would he do that and how did he do that?

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