A strange stone

Author: Lu Ke
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The author has always loved imagining and was particularly interested in everything around him. His mother knew many folk tales and legends from ancient and modern times, especially those about the sea, and often told them to us. The folk tales his mother narrated were beautiful and philosophical, sowing the seeds of fairy tales in my young heart. Fairy tales, like enchanting dreams, were not like a wise lantern that illuminated my soul. They taught me how to distinguish truth from falsehood, good from evil, beauty from ugliness, and called upon me to pursue a world of beauty. During his youth, inspired by literary predecessors, the author became even more fascinated with fairy tales. The author originally worked in literary creation—writing poetry as well as fiction. Since the 1950s, the author ventured into the unfamiliar world of science, focusing on creating science-related literary works. Over the decades, the author has written numerous literary and science fairy tales, science fiction novels, and published dozens of collections, becoming a "dual-discipline writer." The science fairy tales and knowledge fairy tales included in this collection were written by the author at different periods. The author once attempted to explore themes and styles, striving to make his works more contemporary and culturally distinctive. However, due to insufficient effort, he failed to achieve this goal and feels deeply remorseful. The author loves children and will continue to write rich and captivating fairy tales as long as children enjoy them, guiding them to climb the heights of science and pursue a brilliant future for humanity.