The magic brocade
Subtitle: a tale of China = Mkanh gram kỳ diueu : English/Vietnamese
By: retold by Aaron Shepard ; illustrated by Xiaojun Li ; Vietnamese translation by Khanh Yen Vu.
Contributors: Li, Xiaojun, ill.; Vu, Khanh Yen.
Publisher: EduStar Press
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Union City, CA
Language: vie
Subjects: Tales -- China; Women weavers -- China -- Folklore; Brocade -- China -- Folklore; Fairies -- China; Fairy tales -- China; Weavers -- China -- Folklore; Fairy tales -- China; Fairies -- China; Folklore -- China; Vietnamese language materials -- Bilingual
Genres: Folklore.
Other titles: Mkanh gram kỳ diueu
Work titles: Magic brocade.
Description: When a widowed weaver creates a beautiful brocade depicting the  Sun Palace, the fairies of the Sun Palace send a wind to bring the brocade to the Palace that they might copy it. The weaver's son goes on a hazardous journey in search of the brocade.  He must bring it back as his mother cannot live without the brocade.
Notes: Translation of: The magic brocade.

Text in English and Vietnamese.