In Chapter 15: "The White Dragon Horse and Wukong's Redemption," Guanyin rescues a punished jade dragon, transforming him into a horse to aid the scripture seeker. 
 
She then visits the imprisoned Sun Wukong, who vows to reform. Promising to find a scripture seeker to guide him, Guanyin travels to Chang'an, disguising herself and staying at an earth deity temple. What challenges await ahead?

In Chapter 15: "The White Dragon Horse and Wukong's Redemption," Guanyin rescues a punished jade dragon, transforming him into a horse to aid the scripture seeker. She then visits the imprisoned Sun Wukong, who vows to reform. Promising to find a scripture seeker to guide him, Guanyin travels to Chang'an, disguising herself and staying at an earth deity temple. What challenges await ahead?

The White Dragon Horse and Wukong's Redemption

The Monkey King raged against heaven itself. A Tang Dynasty emperor bargained with Death. A monk walked ten thousand miles on faith alone. These are not fairy tales — they are the defining epics of Asian civilization, and they have been waiting for you. Ancient Asian Legends retells the greatest works of Asian mythology and classical literature in English, narrated by bilingual storytellers who understand both the words and the world behind them.

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