What are Ye Shengtao s works, and what are Ye Shengtao s works

His representative works include the long story "Ni Huanzhi", the fairy tale collection "Scarecrow", and the short story "Mr. Pan in Difficulty".

Scarecrow, creeper's feet.

His main works include the long ** "Ni Huanzhi", the fairy tale collection "Scarecrow", the prose collection "Footsteps", the poetry collection "Pod Collection", "Ye Shengtao Language Education Collection" and "Ye Shengtao Anthology" and so on.

Ye Shengzao Kaiye Tao was the first author of the 20th century Sun Dynasty to write a fairy tale of Lu Shou. His work, The Scarecrow, was published in 1923. This children's book is extremely popular among many teenagers.

Another work, "Stone Statues of Ancient Heroes", tells about a stone carved into the image of a hero. The moral behind this simple, easy-to-read story is to ridicule the arrogance of experts and the numbness of people.

Character commemoration

The Ye Shengtao Memorial Hall was built on the site of the county's No. 5 Higher Primary School, where Ye Shengtao taught from 1917 to 1922.

The memorial hall is located in Ye Shengtao Park, Luzhi Town, Wuzhong District, Suzhou, adjacent to Baosheng Temple (west of Baosheng Temple), located in the west of Baosheng Temple, and only separated by a wall from the temple. This is where Ye Shengtao, a writer, educator, publisher and social activist, worked. After Ye Lao's death, in order to express their reverence and nostalgia for him, the people of Luzhi rebuilt several old sites where Ye Lao taught and turned them into Ye Shengtao Memorial Hall.

Summary. Although Ye Shengtao's fairy tales were written in the first half of the 20th century, they reflect the pulse of the times at that time, as well as the lives, ideals and pursuits of children and writers in that era, and have important practical significance and educational value.

Ye Bei sedan sedan sheng Tao fairy tale is a treasure in the treasure house of modern children's literary imitation classics in China, which enjoys a high reputation at home and abroad, and many closed works have been included in primary and secondary school textbooks, influencing several generations;

Although Ye Shengtao's Tong Han Buried Travel Tales were written in the first half of the 20th century, they reflected the pulse of the times at that time, as well as the lives, ideals and pursuits of children and writers in that era, and had important practical significance and educational value.

He has co-published "Reading and Writing", "Wenxin Jingyan", "Article Speech" and so on. Since 1923, he has been engaged in the publication of hunger, and has edited or edited "Literary Weekly Manuscript Return", "** Monthly", "Middle School Students", "Chinese Monthly", "Pen Array" and so on.