The cicada sings for whom

Author: Zhang Luozhi
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Among the books published by Zhang Luozhi, many have been adapted into films. Examples include the movies "Thunderbolt Baby," "Magic Watch," "Do You Have a Pencil with a Mouse Brand?" and "Soccer Ace," among others. At many events where I meet readers, when I am introduced as the author of the movie "Thunderbolt Baby," readers instantly feel like they know me. One day, a reporter came to attend a seminar for my work "Illegal Wisdom." She insisted on getting a signed copy of "Thunderbolt Baby" because she had watched the movie when she was in middle school. Unfortunately, I no longer have this book. This time, Zhejiang Juvenile and Children's Publishing House, with the readers' needs in mind, has published this flexible and versatile series of essays that can either "charge as a group" or "operate as individuals." The purpose is not only to summarize the author's writing but, more importantly, to reach a broad readership and remember what they enjoy reading.
Author Zhang Luozhi is a renowned children's literature writer in China who was featured in an interview by China Central Television's "Eastern Sons." His works have not only won numerous domestic and international awards but have also been adapted into films and television shows, becoming wildly popular across the country and beloved by a vast readership. The three series have distinct styles: the "Very Funny" series is humorous and laugh-out-loud; the "Very Touching" series is emotionally sincere and heartwarming; the "Very Mysterious" series is thrilling and captivating. These works are carefully selected masterpieces by Zhang Luozhi from his recent creations, offering exceptional readability. The first two batches of the three series, totaling 12 books, have been released and have been deeply loved by readers. This third batch includes "Soccer Ace," "Do You Have a Pencil with a Mouse Brand?", "Heartbroken Experiment," "Empty Box," and "Who Does the Cicada Sing For."