Author: Qin Wenjun
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Maybe Zhu Duoxing, Xia Sha, and Jin Niu are right around you. Don’t believe it? Open the book and see! Many children have written to the editor saying, “This book is so interesting, I finished it laughing.” Don’t believe it? Try it! Many children also wrote saying they’d love to enter “The Mischievous Days.”
Qin Wenjun is a renowned children’s literature writer, born in Shanghai in 1954. She is a member of the National Committee of the Chinese Writers Association and the Vice President of the Shanghai Writers Association. She also serves as the General Editor of the China Welfare Institute Press. Since 1982, she has been publishing her works, with over 4 million words of literature to her name. Her major works include the novels The Story of a Colorful Girl, The Complete Collection of Boy Jiali, The Complete Collection of Girl Jimei, The Soul of a Girl, No. 3 Tian Tang Street, The Autobiography of Liu Ge Shi, a Teenager, The Mischievous Days, Escape, A Teenage Girl, the Klara Klara Dog Series, and the Little Xianggu Series, among others.
Qin Wenjun’s works have won over 40 awards, including the “Five One Project” Award from the Ministry of Culture, the National First Prize for Excellent Children’s Literature, the Children’s Literature Award from the Chinese Writers Association, the China Children’s Literature Award, the Children’s Literature Gardener Award, the Shanghai Literary and Art Outstanding Achievement Award, the National Broomflower Children’s Literature Gold Award from the Ministry of Culture, the Yang Huan Children’s Literature Award from Taiwan, and the Jiuge Literature Award from Taiwan. In October 2002, she was nominated for the International Hans Christian Andersen Award in Switzerland. Over ten of her works, such as Boy Jiali, Girl Jimei, A Family with a Clumsy Kid, and The Happy Girl, have been published overseas, with some translated into English, German, and Japanese. More than ten of her novels, including Boy Jiali, The Family with a Clumsy Kid, and The Mischievous Days, have been adapted into films and television dramas.
Qin Wenjun’s works are wildly popular in schools and deeply loved by readers. In recent years, she has received over 8,000 letters from young readers across China and from Singapore, the United States, Australia, and other countries. To facilitate communication between the author and her young readers, her email is now being shared: qinwenjun@vip.sina.com. The book The Mischievous Days is part of the “Little Tiger” series, and The Mischievous Days 2 continues the story of Zhu Duoxing, Xia Sha, and Jin Niu.
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