Child Prince • Gínná Ôngchú • Taiwanese Hokkien Book • (The Little Prince)

"Gínná Ôngchú" - Taiwanese Hokkien Edition Author: Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Translator: Chuang Hui-Ping Publisher: White Elephant Publishing Publication Date: 2021/03/01 ◎ "Gínná Ôngchú" is a charming and profound children's book, a timeless literary masterpiece recognized worldwide. ◎ Written in colloquial Taiwanese Hokkien, it offers a truly delightful reading experience. No need to worry about understanding. ◎ Featuring both Pe̍h-ōe-jī (Taiwanese Romanized Orthography) and Han characters in the Taiwanese version, it allows us to appreciate the beauty of the Taiwanese language from different perspectives. Gínná Ôngchú "Who knows if they'll die or live?" We were all children once. It's a pity that as adults, we often forget the innocence and mystery of our childhood. Adults value power, vanity, status, knowledge, and wealth – things that can be seen with the eyes. The most true and genuine things are often invisible to the eye, such as love, friendship, affection for others, patriotism... and so on. When we face setbacks or feel lost in life, we can open this book, listen to the voice within our hearts, or watch the sunset. In this way, we can find liberation. "The Beauty of Taiwanese Hokkien" This book actually contains two complete books within. Both tell the story of "Gínná Ôngchú" and are written in Taiwanese Hokkien. On the right-hand side, you'll find the refreshing Romanized version. No need to worry about understanding Han characters, and it's also a great tool for learning Romanization. On the left-hand side, there's the beautiful and highly readable Taiwanese Hokkien in Han characters, which most native speakers are more accustomed to. We hope this book not only allows readers to enjoy the charming and profound story of "Gínná Ôngchú" but also serves as an opportunity to learn Taiwanese Hokkien and its written form. ---------- 【Collaborations Welcome】 We welcome all kinds of collaborations. Please message us to discuss.