Nepali translation of Chinese children’s fairy tales released

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A new collection of Chinese fairy tales for children, translated into Nepali, was officially released today.

The book, titled Sani Chari (Small Bird) in Nepali, brings together 22 enchanting stories originally written by Chinese writer Liu Tihong. The collection aims to introduce young readers in Nepal to Chinese folklore and imaginative storytelling.

The launch was held jointly by Liu Tihong, the book’s original author, Dr. Sarbottam Shrestha, who translated the tales into Nepali, and Dr. Sushil Prajapati, Chairperson of the Araniko Society. During the event, the team highlighted the importance of cultural exchange and how such translations help children explore diverse stories from around the world.

The book is expected to inspire Nepali children with its imaginative tales while strengthening literary connections between Nepal and China.

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