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'Ni-ou is the strongest fellow in Japan. No one can beat him. But that's not enough. When he hears that there is a strong man called Dokkoi in China, Ni-ou wants to beat him too. So he goes looking for a fight.' (Source: Back cover)
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Unit Suitable For
AC: Years 3 and 4 (NSW Stage 2)
General Capabilities
Critical and creative thinking, Intercultural understanding, Literacy
Cross-curriculum Priorities
Asia and Australia's engagement with Asia
Notes
Translated from an original Japanese story by Isao Morimoto.
Affiliation Notes
This work is affiliated with the AustLit subset Asian-Australian Children's Literature and Publishing because it is based on a traditional Japanese story.
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