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Title	:	The Blue Lotus (Tintin #5)
Author	:	Hergé
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 62 pages
Published	:	2002 by Egmont (first published 1935)
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Comics. Graphic Novels. Bande Dessinée. Fiction. Adventure

The Blue Lotus (Tintin #5)

Hergé

Paperback | Pages: 62 pages

Rating: 4.05 | 10555 Users | 322 Reviews

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Tintin och Milou fortsätter sin asiatiska resa till Shanghai i Kina, för att försöka lösa mysteriet med farao Kih-Oskhs cigarrer. Tintin räddar den lille pojken Tchang Tchong-Jen från att drunkna, och de blir goda vänner. Jakten på narkotikaligan leder dem till tillhållet Blå lotus, där det står klart att skumma saker försiggår ...

Hergé träffade Tchang på riktigt under sitt arbete med "Blå lotus" och deras vänskap kom att betyda mycket för honom; den öppnade hans ögon på flera sätt och gav honom ökad respekt för andra kulturer. Tintin som tidigare varit en representant för gängse uppfattningar börjar nu aktivt bekämpa fördomar. Detta visar sig tydligt i kommande böcker, där Hergé också varit medveten om vikten av noggrann research!

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Original Title:	Le Lotus bleu
ISBN:	1405206160 (ISBN13: 9781405206167)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Tintin #5
Characters:	Tintin, Thomson & Thompson, Roberto Rastapopoulos, Snowy, Mitsuhirato, Chang
Setting:	China,1931

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Tintin, with his dog, Snowy, travel the world fighting injustices and solving mysterious cases. A fun comic book, and might I add, one of the very very very few clean ones, for kids! I definitely see why this has become a classic the world over!Ages: 8+Cleanliness: phrases such as good gracious, golly, crikey, great snakes and the like are sprinkled in the books. Because Tintin is fighting crime, there are drug lords and references to opium, heroin, and misc. drugs - never portrayed in a

This, the fifth entry in the Tintin series, is the first one with anti-racist content. Much of the essence of this story is Orientalist, and the presentation of both Chinese and Japanese characters is crude caricature. However, it is refreshing to see Tintin politely but firmly stand up to a racist British settler: "Your conduct is disgraceful, sir!" Likewise, Tintin and his new friend Chang have an exchange in which Tintin says that "different peoples don't know enough about each other," then

Truly a unique series; adventure based on historic events...I can not think of a better series to help 'unplug' the youth of today and encourage them to read a good book! The tension between Japan and China in the early 30's is presented in a realistic way: of particular interest is the portrayal of opium dens and their link to secret societies. Tintin books can help place the world in context - even today - which is the true measure of a well written book.

The comic was straight sequel and a part 2 on the Cigars of the Farao in which Tintin travels on from his stay from India to Shanghai China where he once again runs into trouble with almost all parties except the Chinese whom actually gain something from the story and the drugs- smuggling operation Tintin apparently broke up now gets is conclusion and the culprits get caught and shown to general audience. The story takes place in a by Japan occupied China and the are playing the two faced

After Tintin's travels in the Middle East and India he continues his investigation into the the mysterious drug-running organisation with the trial running into China. Set just prior to the Japanese invasion of Manchuria for the first time Hergé drops his European views and actually shows sympathy for the oppressed. Tintin teams up with the local Chinese to try and defeat the opium druglords and Japanese oppressors. He also dispels myths commonly held by Western society of the time which



Written around 1934 as a sequel to 'Cigars of the Pharaohs', in the 'Blue Lotus' Tintin's vacation in India is interrupted and he ends up in China during the time of Japanese occupation and in the midst of opium trafficking... Herge includes many real historical events of that time in this story...