Talking in one's stomach

Author: Jin Bo, edited by An Wulin
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Children with dreams are blessed. Every child who basks in the glow of fairy tales is blessed. Fairy tales are dreams, each one colorful and vibrant. Every child knows it, and every adult knows it. These many, many fairy tale writers are the creators of children's dreams. They are either mischievous old souls who never grow up or forever young and beautiful mothers. Fairy tales make them young; fairy tales make them happy. A few years ago, I told these fairy tale writers: "Bring out your brilliant dreams." I wanted to compile a book. I wanted to know what fairy tales they loved and were satisfied with. I wanted to know what would happen if all these colorful dreams were brought together. It was fascinating—I saw a dazzling garden. Each of their names represents a style, a sentiment, an imagination, and wisdom.
Sun Youjun's name signifies freedom amidst clarity, like a mature, intoxicating field of wheat. Yang Hongying's name signifies tenderness amidst gentleness, like a graceful willow swaying in the breeze. Tang Sulan's name signifies elegance amidst charm, like a sunlit sunflower with a smile. Wang Yimei's name signifies wonder amidst fantasy, like dandelion seeds drifting in the wind. They are all remarkable, each with a small wooden house filled with fairy tales. And fairy tales themselves are pure dreams. May every child soar happily in the warm breeze of fairy tales, like dandelion seeds.