01811nam a2200301 i 4500003000400000005001700004008004100021020003900062040002800101082001600129100004100145240003700186245008100223246002700304250002200331264005100353300002300404336002100427337002500448338002300473520075700496546004101253650003901294880004001333880006801373880002101441880004701462OSt20240303172037.0240129s2017    cc a   gr     000 1 chi d  a9787508665085cRM 60.90qpaperback  aPPAK beng cPPAK erda04a895.1362231 6880-01aMa Boyong, d1980- eauthor.  aZoo on the Grassland. lChinese.106880-02aCaoyuan Dongwuyuan =bZoo on the Grassland /cWritten by Ma Boyong. 3 aZoo on the Grassland.   6880-03aDi 1 ban. 16880-04aBeijing,bZhong xin chu ban she,c2017  a300 pages ;c21 cm  atext2rdacontent  aunmediated2rdamedia  avolume2rdacarrier  a"In the final years of Emperor Guangxu's reign, the ten thousand animals in the Beijing garden were in a predicament after the death of Empress Dowager Cixi, and were facing the fate of being auctioned. Moreover, the headline on Peking Daily News aroused the interest of an American missionary. As follows, the missionary took an elephant, a lion, two zebras, five baboons, a parrot along with a snake and he left Beijing for Chifeng. On the way, they warmed and comforted each other. An exotic girl with the ability of stealing dreams and a boy with the capacity to speak the animals' lingo, were all entangled with the zoo on the grassland. This is the story of a loner chasing his dream as well as a long dream of a remote small town."--cAmazon.com  aText in simplified Chinese scripts.  0aChinese fictionvJuvenile fiction.1 6100-01a马伯庸, d1980-eauthor.106245-02a 草原动物园 = Zoo on the grassland / 马伯庸著.  6250-03a第1版.  6264-04 /a 北京:b中信出版社,c2017