Fox spell. Pu Sun-Lin

For three centuries in any Chinese bookstore, you can find a collection of stories Pu Sun-Lina, in which amazing stories await the reader: about werewolf foxes, about sorcerers and ghosts, about strange animals, cursed mirrors, speaking pictures, and reviving paintings And about many, much more. In fact, the books of Pu Sun-Lina have long stepped over the boundaries of China, and now they are read around the world in all the main languages. Their author was a scientist of Confucian education, and, strictly speaking, he was not at all in the heapons of writing stories about all kinds of miracles and containing erotic motifs. However, Pu Song-Lin became famous for such books, becoming the most famous Chinese writer of his time. The soil for his work was folk parables, but over time, the author’s stories themselves turned into folklore and were transmitted from the mouth to the mouth with simple storytellers.

This publication publishes the stories of Pu Sun-Lina about the Fleas of Lisitsa and the wizards, who "are to people, so that, having mixed reality with the Mirage, sharply and definitely separate a worthy person from the villains." The texts accompany the detailed notes of the Chitaist philologist Vasily Mikhailovich Alekseev.