Across-the-Ocean Dialogue: Mother and Daughter's Letters: Mother and Daughter's Letters

Author: Lianzi
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: "Across the Sea Dialogue: Letters Between Mother and Daughter" is a beautiful book, touching and deeply artistic. It not only offers aesthetic enjoyment and nurturing of love but also provides a valuable reference model for today's parents on how to educate their children, as well as for contemporary young people on how to cherish youth, friendships, family, and life.
Author Bio: Lianzi, originally named Xu Chunlian, was born in 1956. She graduated from the Chinese Department of Guangzhou University in 1980. Currently, she serves as the Vice President of the Guangdong Provincial Federation of Women, Director of the Family Journal Group, Editor-in-Chief of Family Magazine, and a Reviewer. She is a member of the Chinese Writers' Association, Vice President of the Chinese Journal Association, Vice President of the Chinese Women's Journal Association, and Vice President of the Guangdong Provincial Journal Association. She also serves as the Vice Chair of the Guangdong Provincial Association for Prose Writing.
Lianzi began literary in the late 1970s and has published nine works, including "Endless Love River" and "Searching for a Spiritual Homeland." She has received numerous awards and has been honored as a "Outstanding Young and Middle-aged Expert in Guangdong Province," the "First Outstanding Young and Middle-aged Publisher in Guangdong Province," the "Model Outstanding Journalist in Guangdong Province," and the "Best Publisher in China." In 1999, she won the highest honor in China's publishing industry—the China Taofu Publishing Award. In 2001, she was awarded the title of "Female Pioneer in Building the Nation" by the All-China Women's Federation.
Wang Qinyan, 17 years old. She began publishing works in newspapers and magazines such as the "Yancheng Evening News," "Guangzhou English Morning Post," and "Young Pioneers" magazine in the fourth grade of primary school. During her six years of primary school, she won a third prize in an intelligence competition. At the age of 13, she was invited as a junior reporter to Australia for a special interview. Currently, she is in her first year of pre-university studies (A-Level) at Badminton School in the UK.