The Hokkien (Taiwanese) version of the world-renowned classic "Le Petit Prince," has sold more than 10,000 copies since its 2020 release, with Ancropolis publishing house managing editor Cheng Ching-hung (鄭清鴻) saying he hopes the book will expose more people to the beauty of the Taiwanese language.
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