Chinese tales may help against clipping our wings. Besides, there are royal outlooks on some topics and good sayings, and more.

The Beginning of the world Suicidal hares Killed by lightning The magic cask Running after the sun

Revenge on the East Sea Two mountains Out fishing Robber Chih He who knows he is a fool is not the biggest fool Spear and shield Buying shoes The old gardener Useful uselessness The large tree by the side of the road The goose that could not cackle The lost mare The suspected thief The growing disease Silver troubles Two peaches to kill off three generals The jewel in the rock Flattery for fools Si Mah Gwang who saved a child The delighted student A spirit of the Wu-Lian mountain The two handsome scholars King Lui of Huai Nan The golden nugget She died The miser and the tiger Dreams Thief and Elephant The Wild Goose and the Sparrow The Melon and the Professor

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