The Chinese Fairy Book, ed. by R. Wilhelm and translated by Frederick H. Martens (1921)
- Buddhist monk comes across a beautiful girl running in the forrest
- She asks him not to tell that he saw her, that someone is pursing her
- Monk ran into man on horse, asked if he had scene the girl in the red coat
- Man urged him not to lie that she was a flying ogre
- Man went after Ogre who was in the tree
- She sent an arrow through him
The Chinese Fairy Book, ed. by R. Wilhelm and translated by Frederick H. Martens (1921)
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| Pink chrysanthemums: Thegardenhelper |
- Ma learned everything from his father, window that looked out to chrysanthemums
- Ma observed old Wang and a water carrier, they got into a dispute and the Wang fell
- Constable came out and said that it was a slip of death
- Ma now 21, and its only him
- Ma began to realize that the water-carrier had returned to be born again into the life of earth and not to exact retribution
- He came to the Li's house
The Chinese Fairy Book, ed. by R. Wilhelm and translated by Frederick H. Martens (1921)
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| Fire ball: Fireball |
- Young farmer sees something that looks like a dog
- The dog breathes fire and draws it back in
- Ended up being a fox with this power of fire
- Farmer boy acquired the skill of talking with ghosts and devils
- Fox took back his fire from the man who had grown rich of it
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