Return to childhood

Mr. Lin Liang holds a highly esteemed position in Taiwan's children's book and children's literature circles. Almost all writers below middle age grew up reading his books, and he is referred to as "the patriarch."
“Taiwan Children’s Literature Series: Lin Liang’s Beautiful Essays – Back to Childhood” compiles 35 of Mr. Lin Liang’s essays, with ten renowned writers each providing an introductory guide for every piece. It encapsulates glimpses of Mr. Lin Liang’s life and childhood, and his writing, with its delicate prose and genuine emotion, immerses the reader in the experience. “Taiwan Children’s Literature Series: Lin Liang’s Beautiful Essays – Back to Childhood” recounts some of the author’s life experiences and childhood memories. The feelings of “Homesickness” are delicate and real, the “Courtyard” is warm, serene, and charming, “The Little Gentleman Who Picked Up the Ball” is mischievous yet refined, and “The Little Cinema” is naive and amusing. Though seemingly ordinary in subject matter, these pieces are brimming with vitality and can be considered exemplary in their mastery of simple language.
Each essay in “Taiwan Children’s Literature Series: Lin Liang’s Beautiful Essays – Back to Childhood” is relatively short, yet every word is a gem. The language is concise but possesses considerable charm. Mr. Lin Liang uses simple words to capture the characters' psychology, language, consciousness, and behavior, observing keenly and understanding delicately. This results in sincere and moving emotions, unearthing the beautiful aspects of life and presenting this subtle, ordinary beauty between the lines, allowing readers to feel a pure and romantic atmosphere. After readers follow the author's language, strolling through the entire journey, they can receive a certain inspiration and experience a strong resonance.

2014-07-01

福建少年儿童出版社

124

9787539549552