Peony blossoms in full bloom

Author: An Wulin
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: To cultivate a meadow, all it takes is a clover and a bee. This bee represents the author's thoughts and labor. Writing for children begins with decisively choosing one path among countless forest trails, because until your hair turns white, you must endure the torment and pain brought by the gap between the imagined world and the real world. In your beginning lies your end. Because in the end, all you can possess is what you have never had or can never have again.
— Xu Lu
Reading bestows upon people not only the benefits of writing but also often relates to thought, temperament, insight, mood, ability, and even fate. However, reading is also quite nuanced. It's as if everyone enters a station from an entrance and can reach all directions, but the key lies in which line you take and where your dreams lead.
— Qin Wenjun
The eyes of those two young wolves were almost identical to the deep blue clouds on the horizon at dawn. In their gaze, besides the trembling fear of the unfamiliar world, there was something unknown. Later, I understood that the unknown was the wilderness they inhabited. Despite our constant attempts, I knew I could never truly enter that vast and secretive world.
— Hei He
China Juvenile and Young Adult Publishing House has a glorious history of nearly 50 years, and the Children's Literature magazine has also celebrated its 42nd birthday. For many years, China Juvenile and Young Adult Publishing House has led with Children's Literature magazine, gathering hundreds of outstanding writers for children, both old and new, who have diligently cultivated works that have influenced generations of children. The Age of Innocence is a six-volume set that features renowned children's literature writers from the 1980s and 1990s, collecting their classic and award-winning works over the decades, all of which have had a profound impact and are considered masterpieces of children's literature. This volume includes dozens of representative and award-winning stories from ten famous children's literature writers. The plots are intricate, highly readable, and deeply moving. The writing is meticulous and precise, with some stories being concise yet profound, each offering a unique charm that leaves readers captivated. These works have also won major awards and are widely celebrated. Among them, Four Brother's Green Manor won the first prize in the Cross-Strait Children's Literature Writing Competition; My Old Uncle Zheng won the annual outstanding work award; If the Deep Sea Tears and Seven Lonely Days won the annual best children's literature award and the annual outstanding work award; The Colors of the Seasons won the annual outstanding work award; The Broken String won the annual outstanding work award; and so on. These works showcase the style of contemporary children's literature, their stories as vibrant and radiant as peach blossoms, a beautiful spring scene full of infinite vitality.