Modern Children's Literature Award Winning Works - 2099

Author: Rao Xueman
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: Huawen World Children's Literature Grand Prize, a collection of popular pure works by emerging writers from both sides of the Taiwan Strait, and selected as one of the 100 books recommended by the National Press and Publication Administration for adolescents. Writing about the internet, the true friendship between boys and girls, and youthful love—these intertwine like a net, complex yet clear, written with both clarity and vitality. The text also highlights a positive attitude towards interactions between boys and girls, which is highly commendable. — Review by renowned writer Xia Wanyun on Youth Chronicle
The entire narrative handles numerous disasters with ease, its tone bright and unmarred by resentment—rarely achieved. The young girl transforms blows into impacts, turning stubbornness into resilience, radiating a fearless and sunlit spirit. — Review by renowned writer Zhang Chunrong on My House is a Ghost House
The characters are portrayed with meticulous detail, vividly depicting the lives of middle school students. The plot unfolds naturally, and the characters' images and emotions gradually become clear, offering readers a sense of revelation. — Review by renowned writer Fu Lin tong on Sugar Paper
The writing is lively and skillful. The author uses unique imagination to depict the social dynamics of the new generation in the 21st century, satirizing human greed, selfishness, and the consequences of excessive development and technological overreach. — Review by renowned writer Yang Xiaoyun on 2099
Modern Children's Literature Award, elevating the literary level of children and adolescents, enhancing their appreciation skills. Inspiring creativity, fostering a broad worldview, and nurturing their concern for society and life.
Haiya's father spends a lot of money treating workers' hands, forcing the family to move into a legendary haunted house. Haiya befriends the mischievous Akan and the literature-loving transfer student Gu Feng, forming an inseparable trio of "three swords" in My House is a Ghost House.
Lu Liya, the most eye-catching member of the Korean-influenced group in school, Zhang Xiaoyin, appears beautiful and unique with a bold personality, yet she is nostalgic and shy inside. She loves collecting pretty sugar paper and cherishes the pure and wonderful feelings she shared with her middle school classmate Da D, until she meets her arch-rival [Fish Head]. The story unfolds in a fun and engaging way in Sugar Paper.
Rao Xueman
A group of adolescents entering their teenage years—some excel in studies, some are helpful, and some are mischievous. Facing the college entrance exams, the chaotic academic workload, and the allure of the internet, they are uncertain about the future in Youth Chronicle.
Wang Wenhua
In 2099, Die is 13 years old. The new generation she belongs to has been genetically screened and recombined, but she is an accidental child of her mother, an [Old Human]. War is approaching from the other side of the Earth, ready to change everything Die knows in 2099.
Hou Weiling