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In Chinese Mythology Zhang Guolao was one of the eight mythological people who became immortal through chance or bizarre circumstances and in mythology he is referred to as the stubborn mule...
his story goes like this:
ZHANG-GUOLAO: One of the EIGHT-IMMORTALS. He's the original black belt at Origami.
This splendid old character did it his way. He simply refused to die. He did drop dead once, but just got up again and carried on as if nothing had happened. That's the kind of never-say-die spirit we approve of.
Furthermore, he had an amazing magic donkey which could be folded up like a piece of paper when not in use. No parking fines for him.
ZHANG-GUOLAO is now revered as the patron of the elderly. If only he would turn his thoughts to paper aeroplanes, he could revolutonize the aeronautics industry.
his story goes like this:
ZHANG-GUOLAO: One of the EIGHT-IMMORTALS. He's the original black belt at Origami.
This splendid old character did it his way. He simply refused to die. He did drop dead once, but just got up again and carried on as if nothing had happened. That's the kind of never-say-die spirit we approve of.
Furthermore, he had an amazing magic donkey which could be folded up like a piece of paper when not in use. No parking fines for him.
ZHANG-GUOLAO is now revered as the patron of the elderly. If only he would turn his thoughts to paper aeroplanes, he could revolutonize the aeronautics industry.
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