What books has Gao Hongbo written, and what are Gao Hongbo s main works?

Gao Hongbo, male, pen name Xiang Chuan, poet and essayist, was born in Inner Mongolia in December 1951. He graduated from the Department of Chinese at Peking University in 1988. In 1969, he was conscripted into the army and served as a soldier and platoon commander of the artillery regiment of the 40th Division of the Army.

He began publishing in 1971. He joined the Chinese Writers Association in 1984. After changing jobs in 1978, he successively served as the deputy director of the news department of "Literature and Art Daily", the deputy director of the General Office of the Chinese Writers Association, the deputy editor-in-chief of "Chinese Writers", the editor-in-chief of "Poetry Magazine", and the director and secretary of the founding department of the Chinese Writers Association.

Member of the National Committee of the Chinese Writers Association. Vice Chairman of the Chinese Writers Association. He has worked in administrative work and edited large periodicals.

He has published a collection of children's poems, "Elephant Judge", "Goose Goose Goose", "Crocodile Eating Stone", "The Secret of Shouting Spring", "I Like You, Fox", "The Fox Who Planted Grapes", "The Girl and Bubble Gum", "The Flying Dragon and the Divine Dove", the essay collection "Persian Cat", "The Literary Circle", "Selected Military Essays of Gao Hongbo", "Sima Tai's Brick", "Interesting Talk of Life", "Prayer for the 21st Century", "Liu Peach Blossom", "Avoiding Fasting and Writing", "Selected Prose of Gao Hongbo", and the collection of comments "Fairy Tale on Goose's Back—— A Glimpse of Chinese and Foreign Children's Literature", "Love Words to the Muse", etc. The essay collection "Whispering" won the 3rd National Children's Literature Outstanding Work Award. "I Want" won the first National Children's Literature Outstanding Work Award, among which, "I Think" and Zhang Jilou's "Childhood Ink Painting" entered the ninth lesson "Two Children's Poems" in the second volume of the fifth grade of the People's Education Edition.

The essay collection "Whispering" won the 3rd National Children's Literature Outstanding Work Award. Graduates of the seventh phase of Lu Xun Academy of Literature and the first writers' class of Peking University joined the Chinese Writers Association in 1984 and are currently the secretary of the China Writers Association, the director of the Liaison Department, and the editor-in-chief of Poetry Magazine. His works have won many awards, including the National Outstanding Children's Literature Award, the "Five Ones" Project Award, the National Book Award, and the Bingxin, Chen Bochui, and Zhuang Chongwen Literature Awards.

Graduated from the seventh session of Lu Xun Academy of Literature and the first writers' class of Peking University. He is a member of the Party Leadership Group of the Chinese Writers Association, Director of the Creative Liaison Department, and Director of the Children's Literature Committee.

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1. Children's poetry collection.

Elephant Judge", "Goose Goose.

62616964757a686964616fe78988e69d8331333433623737 Goose", "The Crocodile Who Eats Stones", "The Secret of the Shouting Spring", "I Like You, Fox", "The Fox Who Planted Grapes", "The Maiden and Bubblegum", "The Dragon and the Divine Dove".

2. A collection of essays.

Persian Cat", "Literary Writing", "Selected Military Prose of Gao Hongbo", "Sima Tai's Brick", "Interesting Talk of Life", "Pray for the 21st Century", "Liu Peach Blossom", "Avoiding Fasting and Writing", "Selected Prose of Gao Hongbo".

Fairy Tales on Gooseback: A Glimpse of Chinese and Foreign Children's Literature", "Love Words to the Muse", etc.

Judge Elephant, Peach Blossom, "The Girl and Bubble Gum", I think, "The Crocodile Who Ate the Stone".

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Gao Hongbo's works include "Whispering", "I Think", "Gao Hongbo's Military Prose", "I Like You, Fox", "The Fox Who Planted Grapes" and so on.

1. "Whispering": This book contains the author's children's prose before the age of forty, with thick content, sincere emotions and delicate descriptions. The content covers three parts:

The first is the author's exposition of his views on children's issues, the second is the author's memories of childhood life and learning, and the third is the author's footprints in the pursuit of children's literature.

2. "I Think": This work truly reflects the child's state of mind, full of innocence and childlike fun. The beautiful words will make the children can't help but walk into the spring and into their imagination, expressing the children's rich imagination and the pursuit and yearning for beauty.

3. "Selected Military Essays of Gao Hongbo": This book directly describes the life of the military camp or indirectly tells the stories of the soldiers, or even only mentions the military camp but actually writes about the people and their lives in the station.

4. "I Like You, Fox": The author's children's poems have very obvious characteristics of children's literature, full of imagination and thought-provoking. Let children feel the vitality of life, and cultivate children's ability to discover "beauty" and express "beauty" in different ways.

5. "The Fox Who Planted Grapes": This is a children's enlightenment book that inspires children's thinking and opinions, and looks at life from the fox mentality. Tell children to seek truth from facts and not to deceive themselves because of the loss of interests.

Gao Hongbo, pen name Xiang Chuan, poet and essayist, was born in Inner Mongolia in December 1951.

Gao Hongbo, Hui nationality, born on January 25, 1966 in Fengtai, Beijing, is a Chinese football player and a striker. He is currently the vice chairman of the Beijing Football Association, the vice chairman of the Chinese Football Association, and the head coach of Beijing Beijing Sports University Football Club.

Gao Hongbo's career has played for the Beijing team, Singapore New Bahru team, and Guangzhou Songri team. In 1985, he led the Chinese youth team to win the Asian Youth Championship, scoring 5 goals and winning the top scorer, helping China win the first Asian championship in history. In the same year, he reached the quarterfinals of the World Youth Championships in the Soviet Union.

In 1992, he helped the Chinese team win the third place in the Asian Cup in Japan. In 1996, he won the Chinese Football Association Cup in Beijing Guoan.