Across the seas and oceans to see you — The 6th "China Youth Writers Cup" National Essay Competition Awards

Author: Selected and compiled by the China Young Writers' Class
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Known as the "Young People's Nobel Prize in Literature" in China; multiple winners recommended to top universities like Peking University and Fudan University for further studies; the award ceremony was grandly held in the Great Hall of the People on July 27, 2005; renowned writers such as Qin Wenjun, Sun Yunxiao, Deng Youmei, and Lei Shuyan attended to present the awards; famous writers like Jia Pingwa, Chen Zhongshi, Cao Wenxuan, and Bi Shumin delivered insightful comments; the book features top-tier design and layout by a master of graphic design. After five editions, the "China Young Writers' Cup" has become an authoritative "Young People's Nobel Prize in Literature" in China. It will undoubtedly have a profound impact on advancing the cause of young people's literature and discovering literary talent. – CCTV News Channel, July 28, 2004 report on the 5th "China Young Writers' Cup" National Writing Competition Award Ceremony
Writing is a wonderful exercise for personal growth. Those who truly write well can learn to think, live, and become better people through writing. – Qin Wenjun (National Committee Member of the China Writers' Association, renowned children's literature writer)
Congratulations to the young writers for their awards. True literature is beautiful, and the habit of loving literature will accompany you throughout your life. – Xiao Fengxiu (Deputy Editor-in-Chief of People's Literature, renowned writer)
Young male and female students who had a budding affection made wise choices for their studies; a romantic journey filled with vibrant beauty in a foreign land; the moonlit wind chimes, as if coming from heaven, could even move the heart of God; a 16-year-old girl, full of sincerity and blessings, crossed the ocean to meet the 49 award-winning works of 49 winners, including Shi Nan, Fang Fang, Luo Dan, and others. The themes are diverse, allowing readers to feel the vitality and diversity of youth and their striving spirit. The writing is simple, natural, and fresh.
This year's competition was launched in September 2004 and lasted for nine months, with enthusiastic submissions from authors across the country and overseas. The judges were appointed by the Advisory Board and Editorial Committee of the China Young Writers' Class. The award-winning authors include many outstanding young writers in the field of young people's literature in China. The award ceremony of this year's competition was grandly held in the Great Hall of the People.