The Dream of the

Author: Mou Jian
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: I am not good at fiction, but when I first picked up writing, it was fairy tales, followed by essays—I don’t write novels. My fairy tales are all rooted in real life, not fantasy. No fantasy can compare to the reality of nature, which is my perspective on the world. And fairy tales are true—in a chaotic and illusory world, the true fairy tales are the genuine hearts. That’s why I always use fairy tales to express my emotions or record the harvest of my thoughts. Therefore, my writing is not just for children, but also for the grown-ups who were once children. I hope the beliefs I convey through fairy tales can resonate with adults, and more importantly, to plant seeds of belief in the hearts of young children. In this noisy era, literature for children should not merely chase the trends of the time, but rather should be serene, enduring, and profound. In the fairy tales of this book, the beautiful prose and extraordinary imagination all stem from the author’s deep to life. Fairy tales are about believing in the miracles of the heart—this is the belief that guides the author of this book in writing.