The rescue in Wild Boar Forest
By: adapted by Zhao Jiʼnan, Li Dafa and Zhu Jinshan from the classical Chinese novel Outlaws of the marsh by Shi Naiʼan of the Ming Dynasty ; illustrated by Dai Hongqian and Dai Dunbang ; edited by Shanghai People's Fine Arts Publishing House.
Contributors: Shi, Nai'an, ca. 1290-ca. 1365.; Li, Ta-fa.; Zhu, Jinshan.; Tai, Hung-chien.; Dai, Dunbang.; Shanghai ren min mei shu chu ban she.
Edition: 1st ed.
Series: Picture stories from Chinese classics
Publisher: Zhaohua Publishing House
Published: 1982
Place of publication: Beijing
Language: eng
Number of pages: 110
Subjects: Rescues -- Juvenile fiction.; China -- Juvenile fiction.
Genres: Juvenile fiction.
Description: Tells how Arms Instructor Lin Chong, framed by Marshal Gao Qiu, was exiled to Cangzhou, and how, on his way to Cangzhou, he was saved by his friend Sagacious Lu in Wild Boar Forest when the two escorts tried to kill him there. After Lin Chong had arrived in Cangzhou, Captain Lu Qian, in order to please Marshal Gao, continued to plot to destroy Lin Chong. Left with no way out, Lin Chong finally killed Lu Qian and got his revenge.
Notes: Translated from Chinese.

Sequel to: Trapped at White Tiger Sanctum.