Little "daydream"

Author: Ye Shuhui
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: Four-panel comics come in many types and styles, but the surefire way to attract readers always boils down to three "ones": "one" sharp, "one" laugh, and "one" seamless flow. Ye Shuhui's Yousideng is a standout in this genre of comics. The renowned writer Wang Zengqi once had an opinion on "fiction": fiction is about talking about life, not making up stories; fiction should be sincere and not use tricks. Of course, fiction needs techniques, but rhetoric must be rooted in sincerity. In fact, no artistic creation can escape this iron law. What makes Yousideng's comics so good is that they convey the authentic, untamed essence of "life." This life features characters like fathers, mothers, sisters, teachers, and classmates, and includes elements like TV, electronic toys, exams, and homework. Through Ye Shuhui's delicate and profound observations, you can't help but admit that she understands children, understands adults, and understands our society even better.