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1Cecrow
About a month ago I read a book called Bridge of Birds, a "fantasy of Ancient China that never was". It's a great story but of course it has several fantastical elements. I've wanted to compare notes with someone more familiar with Chinese history. I'm curious what references the author might have slipped in to actual Chinese fables (if any). Is anyone here familiar with this book, and if so have you made any observations?
