Trilogy of Girls Contemporary Students Reading Classics

Author: Qin Wenjun
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: Among us Chinese, who are the ones who write exclusively for children? In the past, there was the "King of Fairy Tales" Zheng Yuanjie, whose series "Pipi Liu and Luxisi" were boundless and wildly imaginative, beloved by children. He excelled with his boundless imagination; now that Zheng Yuanjie has aged, all eyes are on Qin Wenjun, this successful new children's literature writer. Her language is light and lively, her structure bold and exaggerated, the whole text filled with humor and wit—these have always been the hallmarks of Qin's writing. The vivid and bright childlike world she creates in the book is the biggest reason why all parents feel at ease buying it for their children to read. This book is divided into three parts: "Happy Girl," "Black-Haired Sister," and "I Am a Girl." "Happy Girl" includes multiple short stories about the innocent days of girls, while "Black-Haired Sister" and "I Am a Girl" are two middle-length stories. As girls grow up, they too face their own troubles and begin to experience the realities of life beyond childhood innocence.