The Dark Night Story of the Little Spirit

Author: Yang Hongying
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The Selected Fairy Tales of Yang Hongying was selected for the Central Seven Ministries Cultural System Project – National Knowledge Heroes Project; The Selected Fairy Tales of Yang Hongying won the Ice Heart Children’s Book Award in 2004; The Selected Fairy Tales of Yang Hongying was honored as one of the Favorite Excellent Books for Youth in China in 2004. Some say that children’s book authors hold a magic brush in their hands, able to create all kinds of wonderful, colorful, and delightful stories. Aunt Yang Hongying is just such a highly skilled female writer. Recently, Aunt Yang Hongying specially wrote a set of The Selected Fairy Tales of Yang Hongying for the Modern Education Press under China Publishing Group, designed for young children. The book sold out quickly upon release, bringing immense joy to both children and adults. Good children’s books are filled with poetry and joy, love and emotion, beauty and enlightenment, boundless imagination, and endless energy. Yang Hongying’s fairy tale world embodies just such a tone and charm. She seeks to explore this children’s world and use her dynamic magic brush to vividly portray it, making her children’s books perfect for two generations to sit quietly together and share, enjoying parent-child reading. The Selected Fairy Tales of Yang Hongying teaches us the value and worth of life, the existence and meaning of all things, the warmth and importance of friendship, and the pursuit and guardianship of happiness. At the same time, it allows us to experience the transcendent romance, fantasy, exaggeration, personification, transformation, magic, and humor of the fairy tale world, stirring our hearts with joy and delight. The Night Stories of the Little Spirit are filled with the magic and mystery of the fairy tale world. A tiny spirit that grows from a tree sees many unimaginable secrets in the starry night. The fairy tale world is always so inexplicable—it’s both absurd and real, unexpected yet reasonable. Open Aunt Yang Hongying’s children’s books quickly. Children’s books are truly wonderful—once you start reading, you won’t be able to put them down.