"A jaded youth sent back to his hometown, a military history geek, a pretty freshman Japanese major, and a precocious teen car mechanic are about to set off on the treasure hunt of a lifetime, following clues from a 75-year-old notebook left in Taiwan by a Japanese soldier."

Bibliographische Detailangaben

Hauptverfasser:	Zhang, Guoli 1955- (GeistigeR SchöpferIn), Han, Tsai-Chun (VerfasserIn), Chao, Ta-Wei (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Chinese
Veröffentlicht:	Tai bei shi Ba ba wen hua 2021 Tai bei shi Ye shi wen chuang you xian gong si 2021
Ausgabe:	Chu ban 1 shua
Schriftenreihe:	Qiao qiao men xi lie Bj02
Schlagworte:	Comic Kinderbuch Jugendbuch
Zusammenfassung:	"A jaded youth sent back to his hometown, a military history geek, a pretty freshman Japanese major, and a precocious teen car mechanic are about to set off on the treasure hunt of a lifetime, following clues from a 75-year-old notebook left in Taiwan by a Japanese soldier." "When he fails to get into college, 18-year-old Lin Hui-sheng returns to Laomei, the small fishing town on the north coast of Taiwan where he spent his childhood. One day while browsing a second-hand shop he inadvertently purchases an old notebook leftover from the Japanese occupation. Though he doesn’t understand a word of Japanese, his curiosity is piqued by the drawings he finds inside, particularly the hand-drawn map of a seemingly familiar landscape. Believing he is on the verge of a momentous discovery, he resolves to crack the riddle of the mysterious diary! Unable to read Japanese, Lin Hui-sheng enlists the help of his high school buddies. Starting from a map in the shape of a Tengu, a creature from Japanese mythology, the trio manage to locate an abandoned bunker. The bunker opens into an underground corridor, but all they find at the end is an empty cavern where they can hear the sounds of the wave pounding against the famous Laomei reefs. Is there really some kind of treasure to be found here? Exactly what was the purpose of the map? The Eye of Sarutahiko is the comic book adaptation of Chang Kuo-Li’s novel of the same name. While undertaking the adaptation, the team conducted a survey of the region around Laomei in order to more accurately depict the setting of the novel, and to better introduce readers to the beauty of the northern Taiwan coast. With its distinctive characters and humorous narrative style, The Eye of Sarutahiko will be loved by readers of all ages" [Books from Taiwan]
Beschreibung:	145 Seiten, 7 ungezählte Seiten Illustrationen 23 cm
ISBN:	9789860609714 9860609713