Woe, a thoughtful boy living on a farm with his father Yin, encounters the Yellow Dragon, who is the spirit of storms, and his four wind servants. The dragon promises to return, and Woe notices unusual details about the visitors. When a violent storm hits, only Yin's farm is spared. The Dragon gifts Woe a magical scale that brings luck. The Emperor invites them to the palace after hearing about the untouched farm. Woe's scale shines brightly, revealing his magical powers. Woe becomes the Emperor's magician, healing people and bringing luck, while the family gets to live in a beautiful house. The story emphasizes the importance of kindness and hospitality to strangers.

Woe, a thoughtful boy living on a farm with his father Yin, encounters the Yellow Dragon, who is the spirit of storms, and his four wind servants. The dragon promises to return, and Woe notices unusual details about the visitors. When a violent storm...

The Yellow Dragon | Chinese Folk Tales