Tintin (Kuifje) Tchang Tchong-Jen

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chang Tchong-Jen

Tintin wants to save Didi, the son of Mr Wang Jen-Ghié from madness.
For this, he must go, on foot, to Hou Kou. Along the way, Tintin saves
a young Chinese boy from drowning: Tchang Tchong-Jen.
The latter then becomes his guide and leads him by shortcuts to his destination.

Tintin's new friend points the way, like the real Tchang, friend of Hergé and
inspirer of the character, will also do by leading the young designer to beautiful
unknown lands, between lessons in drawing, calligraphy and oriental wisdom.

Dressed soberly, a stick in a pilgrim's hand, Tchang smiling makes Tintin
discover the splendours of his native land.

A very fine sculpture, as Hergé had drawn, Tchang was reproduced slightly
smaller than Tintin. One of the major difficulties of the realization was to make
credible the movements of the hair conceived as a simple black solid by the
designer in the Blue Lotus.

Resin figurine