Ye Shengtao readers, what are Ye Shengtao s books?

Updated on culture 2024-04-20
14 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    Ye Shengtao's fairy tale masterpiece:

    Scarecrow", "The Traveler", "The Little White Boat", "Stone Statues of Ancient Heroes", "A Seed", "The Emperor's New Clothes", "The Rose and the Goldfish", "The Affair of the Moon Maiden", "Mimosa", "The Happy Man", "Fang'er's Dream", etc.

    Children's Literature: Nurturing young minds.

    Ye Shengtao's first academic essay on children's literature, "The Concept of Children", criticized the bad influence of Chinese children.

    In fact, Ye Shengtao was the first author to write fairy tales in the 20s of the 20th century. 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.

    Ding Ling, a student of Ye Shengtao, once praised his fairy tales for inspiring people to think more about society. Ye Shengtao's fairy tales are simple, but they have profound connotations. He believed that children had their own views on their surroundings and that their critical skills should be enhanced.

    Through Ye Shengtao's story, children can gradually gain a clear understanding of this society and the relationship between them.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    v) Well, you can check it, it's omnipotent, hehe.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Ye Shengtao's representative work:

    Scarecrow Traveler

    The Little White Boat, Stone Statues of Ancient Heroes

    A Seed, Roses and Goldfish

    The Affair of the Moon Girl

    Mimosa "Happy Man".

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Fire, offline, in the city, not tired of set, night, footsteps set, Xichuan set, morning glory, spring couplets, scarecrow.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    Time Work Type: 1918 "Spring Banquet Zotan" Short story**.

    1921 "The Little White Boat" Fairy tale.

    1921 "A Seed" fairy tale.

    1922 "Snow Dynasty" poem.

    1922 "The Traveler" Fairy tale.

    1922 "Mimosa" fairy tale.

    1922 Diaphragm ** set.

    1922 "The Rose and the Goldfish" fairy tale.

    1922 "The Affair of the Moon Maiden" fairy tale.

    1922 "The Happy Man" Fairy tale.

    1923 "Scarecrow" **.

    1923 "Fire" ** episode.

    1925 "Offline" short story**.

    1928 "Ni Huanzhi" feature**.

    1931 "Stone Statues of Ancient Heroes" Fairy tale.

    1934 Wenxin Education.

    1935 "Essay on Living Together".

    1936 "Shengtao Short Stories" Short Stories.

    1936 Selected Works of Ye Shaojun.

    There are also some newspapers and magazines that I hope will help you.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    "The Biography of Ye Shengtao".

    Ye Shengtao's Education Speech".

    Narrative Pedagogy

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    Who wrote "The Secret of the Gourd"?

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    "Scarecrow", "Spring Banquet Zotan", "Little White Boat", "A Seed", "Ni Huanzhi" and so on.

    Ye Shengtao's character experience:

    In 1916, he went to the Shanggong School attached to the Shanghai Commercial Press to teach. The first fairy tale in our country, "The Scarecrow", was written by him.

    In 1917, he was hired to teach at the No. 5 Higher Primary School in Luzhi County, Wu County, carried out educational reform, wrote new textbooks, worked until 1922, and began to write.

    In 1918, he published his first vernacular article in the Women's Magazine, Vol. 4, "Spring Banquet Zotan".

    In the winter of 1921, Ye Shengtao began to try to create fairy tales. "The Little White Boat" is his first fairy tale, expressing the idealism of "love" and "kindness".

    In 1923, he entered the Commercial Press to engage in publishing work and published the long ** "Ni Huanzhi".

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    1, "Spring Banquet Zotan" Ye Shengtao's first vernacular** 19182, "Snow Dynasty" (with Zhu Ziqing and others) (poem) 19223, "Diaphragm" (** set) (1922).

    4. "Scarecrow" (**, collection of fairy tales in the early years) 19235, "Fire" (**) (1923).

    6. "Offline" (short story**) 1925

    7, "Ni Huanzhi" (long **) 1929

    8. "Stone Statues of Ancient Heroes" (fairy tale) 1931

    9. "Wenxin" (education) 1934 (co-authored with Xia Yazun) 10. "Untired of Living Studies" (prose) 1935

    11. "Shengtao Short Stories" (Short Stories) 193612, "Ye Shaojun's Anthology" (Anthology) 1936

    13. "Skimming Guidance" (Education) 1946, (co-authored with Zhu Ziqing) 14. "Research on Children's Literature" 1947

    15. Intensive Reading Guidance (Education), 1948

    16. Miscellaneous Essays on Writing (Education), 1951

    17, "Ye Shengtao Fairy Tale Selection" (fairy tale) 1956

    18. "Ye Shengtao's Published Anthology" (Anthology), 1958

    19, "Resistance" (short story**) 1959

    20, "Night".

    Ordinary Stories, 1959

    22, "Microwave" 1959

    23. "Zheng Cun Ji" (poem) 1960

    24. "Mr. Pan in Difficulty" (short story**), 196425, "Ye Shengtao's Prose" (prose), 1983

    26. "Me and Sichuan" (prose and poetry), 1984

    27. "Article Speech" (co-authored with Xia Yazun) (education), 199728"Seventy-two Lectures on Wenhua" (education) (co-authored with Xia Yazun), 1999

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    Ye Shengtao's main pen names include Ye Tao, Shengtao, Guishan, etc., which began in 1914.

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    Time Work Genre 1918 "Spring Banquet Zotan.

    Short**. 1921 "The Little White Boat" Fairy tale.

    1921 "A Seed" fairy tale.

    1922 "Snow Dynasty" poem.

    1922 "The Traveler" Fairy tale.

    1922 "Mimosa" fairy tale.

    1922 Diaphragm ** set.

    1922 "The Rose and the Goldfish" fairy tale.

    1922 "The Affair of the Moon Maiden" fairy tale.

    1922 "The Happy Man" Fairy tale.

    1923 "Scarecrow" **.

    1923 "Fire" ** episode.

    1925 "Offline" short story**.

    1928 "Ni Huanzhi" feature**.

    1931 "Stone Statues of Ancient Heroes" Fairy tale.

    1934 Wenxin Education.

    1935 "Essay on Living Together".

    1936 "Shengtao Short Stories" Short Stories.

    1936 Selected Works of Ye Shaojun.

    There are also some newspapers and magazines that I hope will help you.

  12. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    Ye Shengtao's representative work:

    Scarecrow Traveler

    The Little White Boat, Stone Statues of Ancient Heroes

    A Seed, Roses and Goldfish

    The Affair of the Moon Girl

    Mimosa "Happy Man".

  13. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    "Diaphragm", "Fire", "Offline", "In the City", "Untired Collection". "Lotus Root and Herbs", "In the Torrential Rain on May Day", "Morning Glory", "Spring Festival Couplets", "Literary Weekly", "** Monthly", "Middle School Students".

  14. Anonymous users2024-01-26

    Ye Shengtao's main pen names include Ye Tao, Shengtao, Guishan, etc., and he began to create literary works in 1914 and published vernacular works in 1918. During his lifetime, he wrote a large number of **, prose, essays, poetry and children's literature.

    Spring Banquet Zotan" Ye Shengtao's first vernacular **1918 "Snow Dynasty" (with Zhu Ziqing and others) (poem) 1922 "Diaphragm" (** set) (1922).

    The Scarecrow (**, collection of early fairy tales) 1923

    Fire" (** set) (1923).

    Offline" (short story**) 1925

    Ni Huanzhi (long **) 1929

    Stone Statues of Ancient Heroes (fairy tale) 1931

    Wenxin (Education), 1934 (co-authored with Xia Yazun).

    Essay on Living in the Past, 1935

    Shengtao Short Story ** Collection (Short Story ** Collection) 1936

    Selected Works of Ye Shaojun (Anthology), 1936

    Skimming Guidance (Education) 1946, (co-authored with Zhu Ziqing) Research on Children's Literature, 1947

    Intensive reading guidance. (Education) 1948

    Miscellaneous Writings (Education), 1951

    Ye Shengtao's Selected Fairy Tales (Fairy Tales), 1956

    Ye Shengtao published an anthology (anthology), 1958

    Struggle (short story**) 1959

    Night" 1959 "Ordinary Stories" 1959

    Microwave, 1959

    Zheng Cun Ji (poem), 1960

    Mr. Pan in Distress (short story**), 1964

    Ye Shengtao's Essays (prose), 1983

    Me and Sichuan (prose and poetry), 1984

    Article Speech (co-authored with Xia Yazun) (Education) 1997 "Seventy-two Lectures on Literary Words" (Education) 1999, (co-authored with Xia Yazun) "Lotus Root and Ulva Vegetables" (short story**) 1997 (now included in the eighth lesson of the first volume of the seventh grade Chinese textbook).

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