Little Hero Yu Lai

Author: Guan Hua
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: When an excellent children's literary work appears, it often triggers a wave of enthusiasm and becomes a trend. However, trends do not necessarily become classics or timeless masterpieces. Only works that contain profound content and perfect artistic form are worthy of entering the "timeless" category. We hope that writers can create more and better works, and we also hope that a broader readership can pay more and more enthusiastic attention to the development of children's literature. Only in this way can more outstanding works become timeless classics, adding glory and brilliance to the cause of children's literature in China.
Our "little hero," in the face of the cruel Japanese soldiers with "big gold teeth," not only protected himself and his comrades but also struck the enemy, demonstrating strong survival skills. The reasons for this are threefold: first, he possessed "skills"—Rui Lai loved swimming, and he utilized the natural advantages of the Baiyangdian Lake. Second, he was patriotic—he attended night school and could follow the "female teacher's" finger to read, "We are Chinese, and we love our country." Third, he was clever and adaptable, skillfully combining the enemy's foolishness with his own strengths. It is precisely due to these three fundamental points that, after protecting Li Da Shu and fighting the Japanese, he was able to achieve the outcome: "Rui Lai did not die."