The Chronicle of a Young Beekeeper--A Taiwanese Child Receives

Author: Feng Jie
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Publish Date: 2006-01-14
Features: Award-winning children's literature in the Chinese world, featuring popular pure and beautiful works by emerging writers from both sides of the Taiwan Strait. "Everyone should have a map of life in their hearts." This is what the beekeeper poet Lao He said. In the story, he takes his daughter Furong and his old friend's son Jiubing, chasing the footsteps of spring and the fragrance of flowers, beekeeping from south to north. A romantic poet, charming scenery, vast land, simple characters, and sweet human relationships.—Review by renowned writer Chen Muceng on The Young Beekeeper
It vividly portrays the indigenous people leaving their hometowns for their ideals, working tirelessly despite receiving inadequate compensation, evoking sympathy and admiration.—Review by renowned writer Xu Jiankun on Farewell, Bridge Farewell
With a warm touch, it explores the serious issue of life and death, a unique theme whose portrayal of family affection leaves a profound impression.—Review by renowned writer Gui Wunya on Taking Grandma Home
This is a science fiction novel filled with many innovative inventions. Father and son, among others, cleverly avoid the nuclear explosion disaster, roam through the strange forest and underground world, and overcome threats from mutants. A series of thrilling adventures unfold under the fairy-tale-like pen, delivering a spectacular performance.—Review by renowned writer Xu Jiankun on After the World's Destruction
It's truly a sweet journey! Every day, you can drink a small jar of honey—honey from jujube flowers, locust flowers, apricot flowers, loquat flowers, radish flowers. It seems as if the flowers of the entire season have bloomed in my belly.—From The Young Beekeeper