The Jungle Tales of Tarzan In Chimese 泰山叢林故事中文版

 "Jungle Tales of Tarzan" is a collection of short stories written by Edgar Rice Burroughs, the creator of the iconic character Tarzan. First published in 1919, it is the sixth book in the Tarzan series and consists of twelve self-contained stories that offer glimpses into the early life of Tarzan, detailing his adventures and encounters in the African jungle.

The stories in "Jungle Tales of Tarzan" take place during Tarzan's youth, before he encounters other humans and learns about civilization. They provide insights into Tarzan's development and his interactions with various animals and tribes in the jungle.

Some of the notable stories in the collection include:

"Tarzan's First Love": This story tells the tale of Tarzan's first encounter with a young female ape named Teeka and explores his experiences with love and jealousy.

"The Capture of Tarzan": In this story, Tarzan is captured by a group of cannibals known as the Bolgani. He must rely on his wit and physical prowess to escape their clutches.

"The Fight for the Balu": Tarzan intervenes when a female ape's baby, or "balu," is stolen by another tribe of apes. He engages in a fierce battle to reclaim the young ape.

"The God of Tarzan": In this story, Tarzan encounters a group of pygmies who mistake him for a god. He uses this opportunity to his advantage but soon finds himself in a perilous situation.

"Tarzan and the Black Boy": Tarzan befriends a young African boy named Tibo and protects him from danger, showcasing his compassion and sense of justice.

These stories, among others in the collection, highlight Tarzan's survival skills, his understanding of the jungle, and his evolving relationship with the creatures and people around him.

"Jungle Tales of Tarzan" offers readers a deeper look into Tarzan's early years and his experiences growing up in the untamed wilderness. It serves as a fascinating addition to the Tarzan series and showcases Burroughs' imaginative storytelling in the realm of adventure and fantasy.