"Mengyuan" Best Works of 2006

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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Han Han said he wanted to win a prize, and then he won; Han Han said there were ghosts, and then there were ghosts; Han Han said he was on fire, and then he was on fire. The eccentric Han Han enthusiastically built his own novel city. (A City of Walls). Zhang Yuexuan said: Sybil is the child of gods. On some summer day in her fourteenth year, she saw angelic figures with swords flying like kites in the sky. (Kite Notes). Gu Xiang stubbornly believed that after her beloved little crippled cat went missing, every swaying shadow could be the cat. During her search for the cat, she even encountered a train that resembled a cat. (Little Cat). Childhood love, teenage loneliness, youthful rebellion, emotional impulses and confusion—Li Ping and A Ming each had an unavoidable summer of turning corners in the process of growing up. (Summer of Turning Corners). Some say true sorrow is when every part of the body can weep silently without making a sound. The love of Jin Cheng in Weicheng Temple is like Xu Rui's love, blooming like a flower. (Love in Jin Cheng, The Blooming of Youhua in Summer, The Kite). The Kite encourages young people to express their thoughts and feelings unrestrained by subject matter or form, gathering a large number of outstanding young authors. This book selects 37 excellent works from over 2 million words published in The Kite in 2006, featuring 36 authors such as Han Han, Zhang Yuexuan, Li Haiyang, Gu Xiang, Li Ping, Xiao Fan, Ma Zhongcai, Dead Love Stomach, Zhu Jing, Xue Xiaowei, and others, showcasing the representativeness and authority of The Kite in original youth literature this year.