Sunlight in the sky

Author: Zuo Hong
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
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Perhaps driven by the dream of growing up, I, as a teenager, grew like a willow tree in summer. At the age of 17, I finally "made a name for myself," reaching a height of 1.92 meters. In my children's novels, the protagonists are mostly boys, who are often melancholic, delicate, and fragile, yet possess a rebellious spirit. A person's childhood experiences shape their entire life. Reading my novels might capture some shadows, perhaps—this is also a secret in my heart.
The dark green waters of Heilongjiang, the lush forests on both banks, the (: a type of meadow with diverse grasses) after rain, the bean seas and wheat waves that can (: the bean seas and wheat waves that can flood state-owned farms), the bonfires that illuminate the night sky, the clusters of tractors, the sand apple trees blooming with pink flowers, and the kite I released into the sky—all these are an eternal knot in my heart. —Zuo Hong (Author of this book)
The story "A Lasting Promise" moved me to tears, describing a girl's wishes and her love for nature and her attachment to the world, making one (: cannot help but ask oneself) a question: "Have I protected the environment?" —Qin Wenjing (Student, "Children's Literature" reader)
"Children's Literature" magazine was jointly founded by the Central Committee of the Communist Youth League and the China Writers Association in 1963. Through 40 years of (: storms and winds), it has nurtured three generations of readers, gathering generations of renowned children's literature writers and is hailed as the "China Children's Literature Journal." "Children's Literature" only publishes pure and refined literary works, pure and elegant in quality, with strong readability. It not only teaches reading but also teaches morality, subtly improving readers' writing skills and comprehensive qualities, making it the perfect combination of exam-oriented education and quality education.
This book is a story of children growing up.