Dance Party of Flower Fairies

Author: Wang Xiaoping
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
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Chen Bochu (renowned children's literature writer, translator, educator) Xiaoping's fairy tales are truly sweet and beautiful stories. The writing is light yet profound, blending thoughtfulness with artistry, yet never lacking in fun. The entire work radiates the function of artistic education.
Ge Cuilin (renowned fairy tale writer) Xiaoping's fairy tales flow completely from the depths of her heart, pure and natural. She does not deliberately fabricate fantastical plots; instead, they are the natural condensation of emotions, like transparent dewdrops. The spiritual strength depicted in her fairy tales is unshakable; there is also a noble melancholy, both intimate and distant.
Xu Lu (children's literature writer, book critic) Xiaoping's writing is clean and fresh. It possesses a feminine delicacy and purity, pursuing an artistic realm of love and beauty. Her optimistic, kind, and loving attitude in life brings readers the most beautiful imagination in the world.
Feng Hai (PhD in children's literature) Regarding Wang Xiaoping, I consider her a beautiful miracle, undeserved by this world, yet the Creator generously bestowed her upon us. The fairy tale world she has given us allows us to know that we too can possess moments of beauty and traces of purity. Wang Xiaoping is from Wuhan, Hubei Province. She is a member of the Chinese Writers' Association and a member of the Chinese Children's Literature Research Society. She excels in writing lyrical fairy tales with a distinctive style. She has published numerous short fairy tale collections and long fairy tales, with her works winning multiple awards such as the Chen Bochu Children's Literature Award, the Bingxin Book New Work Award, and the First Prize in Cross-Strait Children's Literature and Fairy Tale Composition. The Taiwan Guangfu Publishing House has collected her works in the large-scale children's premium series "Chinese Creative Fairy Tales," and many of her works have also been published in children's publications on the mainland and in Taiwan.
Xu Lu (children's literature writer, book critic) Xiaoping's writing is clean and fresh. It possesses a feminine delicacy and purity, pursuing an artistic realm of love and beauty. Her optimistic, kind, and loving attitude in life brings readers the most beautiful imagination in the world.
This book collects fifty of Wang Xiaoping's fairy tales, including "Little Grass Girl," "Niuniu and His Gourd," "Gourd and His Dream of Gourds," "Dingding's Pictures," "Unfortunate Love," "Stories That Happened in Summer and Autumn," "Green Clouds in Dreams," "Flying Stars," "Mother's Song," and "The Rabbit's Shadow Effect."