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Originally, this love letter-like essay would never be seen by the teacher, but Liu Lina's table mate encouraged her to take it to the New Concept Essay Contest. So she took out the article, slightly modified the structure and sentence, and voted it out, and won the first prize.

This is troublesome, the whole school teachers and students will know, and they will all have to read it, and the biology teacher will not know how embarrassing it will be when the time comes. So the day after I won the award, I took the article to him and read it alone. This can be regarded as Liu Lina's most solemn expression.

From the principal, teachers, parents, and classmates, everyone watched "The Code in the Wind", but they didn't say anything, because nothing happened from beginning to end.

After that, Liu Lina was escorted to the Chinese Department of East China Normal University because of the award for this essay. After that, the biology teacher's new class of students would prank the words "Wind Code" on the blackboard before class, waiting to see the hero's reaction. However, the actor turned a blind eye and went to class as usual, only smiling at the students when he erased the chalk words after class.

The two have been good friends ever since. After graduating from university, Liu Lina worked in a magazine in Shanghai, and when the teacher came to Shanghai, she would ask her to meet and have a chat over coffee.

The owner of the post should be a little girl, in fact, most of the characters in ** do not exist in reality. It's just a big collection of real people, a big patchwork. You don't have to take it seriously, at most it can only be said that there may have been an experience of having a crush on a teacher in the author's life or in the life of her friend As for whether the teacher will be expelled, you can use your imagination to think about it.

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The first edition of the competition was a great success and attracted great attention from the literary and educational circles.

The words of Han Han and others are refreshing, and the essay collection of the contest quickly became on the best-selling list. Booksellers with a keen sense of smell immediately turned their attention to the "New Concept" winners. Publishing books and opening columns, the young "post-80s" writers broke into the literary world with a halo that was envied by their peers, and broke into the literary world with a youthful, individual, and uninhibited image.

Another more important reason is that this essay contest jointly organized by Peking University, Nanjing University, Nankai University and many other famous universities also sent a group of winners to colleges and universities for further study as promised. "An Essay into University" and other reports have been widely **, and the "new concept" is called the "Chinese Olympiad", which has begun to affect composition education and propositions, and has aroused extreme concern among teachers, students and parents of middle schools across the country.

In the second competition, the number of participants immediately increased to more than 10,000, and the number of participants also expanded from the original Shanghai students to all parts of the country. Since then, the number of participants in each session has been soaring, and after the 7th edition, it has basically stabilized at about 70,000. In addition, the circulation of "Sprout" has also increased from more than 10,000 copies at that time to more than 400,000 copies now, ranking first in the list of original literary publications.

The 10 years of "New Concept" are also a decade of social change in China.

The first few contestants were mainly "post-80s" students in school. By the 10th session, most of the contestants were "post-90s" groups; Nearly 30 online contracted writers collectively signed up for the competition in the name of the club; The scope of participation has been expanded to Hong Kong and Taiwan.

The subject matter of the entries is also gradually changing. In the first few sessions, his works focused on "experiential and realistic" emotions written in daily life, such as hometowns, laid-off parents, and so on. In recent editions, although most of the articles are still related to campus life, they cover a wider range of content than in the past.

Many people still remember the first prize winner of the second competition, Liu Lina's "Code in the Wind". This article, which describes the ignorant love of a young girl for her teacher, touched the judges and readers with its fresh style and sincere emotions. So much so that many years later, in "Liu Lina", there are still netizens who will never forget it.

At a time when "puppy love" was regarded as a taboo on campus, winning the first prize for "The Code in the Wind" was also considered a bold move by the "new concept" to make students "write as much as they want".

Among the entries 10 years later, there are more and more works that focus on campus emotions, and there are even some articles describing the emotions of same-sex classmates, which some judges said would have been unimaginable 10 years ago.

Liu Lina, female, was born on February 16, 1982 in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, People's Republic of China, and studied in the Department of Chinese at East China Normal University in Shanghai. In 2003, he became famous for winning the first prize in the 2nd National New Concept Essay Competition. Now it is the responsibility of "Shanghai Caifeng Monthly".

From Liu Lina's article "The End of the Song", commemorating her internship days at Jianping Middle School in Shanghai.

The text reads: Enough to meet you, in the best years of each other's lives, all the vacancies of the past and the future are filled brilliantly at this moment. So, so, my dear children, teacher, please close your eyes and see such a happiness

Maybe after the song is over, those who leave leave, and those who forget forget. However, when the melody is at its best, thank God for keeping us together.

Liu Lina, born in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province in 1982, won the first prize of the second National New Concept Essay Competition with "Wind Code", graduated from the Department of Chinese of East China Normal University in Shanghai, and her works were mostly published in "Sprout" magazine.

Liu Lina, author of "Code in the Wind".

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