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The authors of "The Tales of Chinese Qing Heng and Folk Tales" are Li Jianshu and Sun Kan.

1, Li Jianshu.

Li Jianshu, born in Ningbo, Zhejiang, graduated from the Department of Mechanical Engineering of Zhejiang University in 1966 and served as an engineer and chief designer, and later served as the chairman and honorary chairman of the Ningbo Writers Association, and the editor-in-chief and honorary editor-in-chief of the magazine "Literary Port". Li Jianshu has published the children's collection "Towards the Trial", the 100 Chinese children's literature classics "The Blue Army Crossed the Line", and the original children's literature gift book "Five Beautiful Pictures" for the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.

2, Sun Kan. Sun Kan was born in Cixi, Zhejiang Province in August 1964 and now lives in Hangzhou. He is a well-known reportage writer and a member of the Chinese Writers Association.

Sun Kan is the author of long reportage "I'm Afraid of Death", "There Is a Devil in My Heart", "Wu Bin: China's Most Beautiful Driver", "People's Hero Hu Zhaofu", "Youth in the Fire"; There are more than 40 kinds of essay collections such as "Relax in the Overlook".

Introduction to Chinese Folk Tales

Chinese Folk Tales is a book published by Zhejiang Juvenile and Children's Publishing House in May 2009, written by Li Jianshu and Sun Kan. The book tells the breadth and profundity of Chinese culture, and includes classic folk tales of various ethnic groups, which is a complete collection of stories. "Chinese Folk Tales" contains noble ideas and virtues such as heroism, optimism, and humanitarianism, and gives people knowledge, teachings, inspiration, and hope.

As an indispensable part of Chinese culture, Chinese Folk Tales contains rich historical knowledge and profound national feelings, and it has eternal artistic charm and rich imagination. For young readers, reading Chinese Folk Tales has a positive and beneficial effect on inheriting national culture, enlightening wisdom, and broadening cultural horizons.

The Chinese folk tales are as follows:

1, "The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl".

Legend has it that the ancient Emperor of Heaven's granddaughter, Weaver Girl, was good at weaving cloth and weaving colorful glow to the sky every day. She hated this boring life, so she secretly went down to the mortal world, married the cowherd of Hexi privately, and lived a life of male farmer and female weaver. This angered the Emperor of Heaven, who took the Weaver Girl back to the Heavenly Palace, ordered them to separate, and allowed them to meet only once a year on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month on the Queqiao Bridge.

2, "Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai".

The active and lively girl Zhu Yingtai and the handsome and righteous Liang Shanbo took classes together in the old school, and after falling in love, the two overcame many obstacles and finally turned into colorful butterflies.

3, "Kong Rong Makes Pears".

There is a child named Kong Rong, who is very smart and sensible, and has 7 children in the family, and he is the sixth in line. Once my parents bought a few pears and came back, the pears were big and small, and the brothers asked the younger brother to take it first, and Kong Rong took the youngest one and gave most of them to the brothers and brothers.

4, "Mulan in the Army".

Hua Mulan joined the army for her father, and she was extremely brave on the battlefield, successfully defending the country with her bravery and wisdom, and made great contributions.

5, "Iron Pestle Grinding Needle".

Li Bai, a famous poet of the Tang Dynasty, never read seriously when he was a child, and often went out to play as soon as he threw his books. One day Li Bai met a gray-haired old woman who was holding a big iron rod to grind on the stone, and felt curious to ask her what to do, the old woman told him to grind it into an embroidery needle, Li Bai was deeply moved, and since then he has studied hard and finally become a writer.

1. Folk tales are one of the important categories of folk literature. Broadly speaking, folk tales are oral literary works in the form of prose with fictional content created and disseminated by working people, and are the general name of all folk prose works, and in some places they are called "nonsense", "ancient words", "ancient scriptures" and so on.

2. Folk tales are narrative stories that have been passed down orally since ancient times and tell various relationships between people in the form of strange language and symbols, with a wide range of themes and full of fantasy. Folktales are based on life itself, but are not limited to the actual situation and what people think is true and reasonable. They tend to contain natural, whimsical ingredients.