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• Aug 16, 2025 The Mouse Bride A Chinese Folktale conclusions. The Mouse Bride in Chinese Culture and Media Over the years, the mouse bride folktale has inspired countless adaptations in various forms of Chinese art and media. From traditional puppet shows to modern animations an By Brandon Beatty
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