2006 China Annual Children's Literature

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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Just like teenage boys always go all out for the girls they like, Old Scavenger is also very persistent in pursuing Cai Mengmeng, despite repeated setbacks, remaining devoted (Wang Xiaomin's "Old Scavenger's Campus Legend"). The sister and brother went to school, only to find that there were no more classes to attend. This private school, which specifically accepts migrant worker children, we couldn't tell our parents that we couldn't go to school (Chen Ran's "Sister"). In the schoolyard / I gaze at beauty / eyes, butterfly skirts / beauty becomes a childhood dream / or the evaluation of boys / we blush because of it (Gao Hongbo's "Gazing at Beauty").
Forty or more outstanding works by children's literature writers such as Wang Jucheng, Chang Xinggang, Jin Bo, Fan Fajia, Gao Hongbo, and Sun Jianjiang vividly depict the wonderful world of children's inner thoughts, their colorful smiles, and the warmth of the morning sun, adding brilliant colors to our lives through the words. The 2006 China Annual Children's Literature Works were carefully selected by authoritative children's literature editors from numerous children's literature works published in national periodicals that year. The works collected vary in themes and styles, both in terms of ideological depth and artistic quality, representing and having an impact. They aim to review the achievements of children's literature creation that year, fully showcasing the creative capabilities of the writers, and presenting a vivid display of the annual children's literature achievements.