Hong Kong and Taiwan Prose for Children / Selected by Liu Shaoming and Liang Shuwen

**Won the 3rd Hong Kong Publishing Biennial Awards (2021) "Publishing Award" in the category of literature and fiction** "Hong Kong and Taiwan Prose for Children" is definitely a reading book suitable for all ages. As long as readers have a childlike innocence, they can instantly feel the childlike interest bursting out of the text. This book is divided into two series for Hong Kong and Taiwan, and a total of 56 essays are selected from 37 authors. The writing years range from the 1970s to the present. Hong Kong is the world of "block articles", with a short space for tofu, and many experts come out. Compared with Hong Kong, some Taiwanese newspapers and magazines have relied on newspapers and magazines over the years to give authors a broad space, and their articles shine. The two series of texts are full of human interest, local memory and food art, allowing readers to savor the "world fireworks" from the witty texts. Editors: Liu Shaoming, Liang Shuwen ISBN: 9789882371163 Binding: Paperback Language: Traditional Chinese Pages: 312 Dimensions: 210 x 148 mm **Editor's Profile** Liu Shaoming, a famous scholar, translator, writer, emeritus professor of Lingnan University, and many other works. The academic book Classical Chinese Literature: An Anthology of Translations, Volume 1: From Antiquity to the Tang Dynasty (Chinese University Press, 2000) co-edited with Prof. John Minford was well received. Other collections include "The Day of Eating Potatoes", "The Travels of Er Can", "Fiction and Drama", "Peeping in Heaven", "When Love Is Strong", "Words Are Not Things", "Fang Nostalgia", "The Blue Sky Makes a Mirror" "Wait. His translations include History of Modern Chinese Fiction and Nineteen Eighty-Four. Liang Shuwen, Ph.D., SOAS, University of London, UK, M.Phil. and BA.H., Department of Chinese Language and Literature, Hong Kong Baptist University, is currently an assistant professor at the School of Chinese and Modern Languages and Cultures, The University of Hong Kong. Her research expertise is Chinese modern and contemporary literature, Hong Kong literature and newspaper culture. Papers have been published in Journal of Modern Literature in Chinese, Comparative Literature Studies and Chinese Journal of Humanities. **recommend** "Poetry is a lantern in a labyrinth of detours. A novel is a rippling river of dust. Drama is like the generous chatter of a teahouse. Prose in the literary genre has always been the laughter of ordinary streets. Xian Yi. The tears and laughter of the mainland in the three places on both sides of the strait have been transformed into long scrolls that are far and near low, this prose for children is to visit the alleys of Hong Kong and Taiwan, two small places, Yiyi comforts the wind The fallen leaves, the sigh after the tea cools, the cold moon when people are separated, accompanied by innocent children growing up, accompanied by vicissitudes of adults smile." ——Dong Qiao https://youtu.be/Ee43j9lqMjI