What is the main content of Lu Bing s collection?

2.The protagonist of the story, the little green snake, is a small snake that the author has really encountered, and the author has created a touching fairy tale with whimsical ideas, combined with various thoughts on life, giving the little green snake a fresh life. This creative process of the author can inspire young readers to understand that writing is not difficult.

3.The warmth, kindness, and praise of good qualities such as helpfulness conveyed by the story can help young readers understand some simple truths about being a person and doing things.

Brief introduction: It is a collection of color-illustrated fairy tales suitable for primary school students (7-12 years old) to read, and it is a new work by Lu Bing, the author of primary school Chinese textbooks. This book takes the author's favorite animal character, the little green snake, as the protagonist, and tells the story of the little green snake's mother who left him due to an accident, but the little green snake brought the warmth and kindness that his mother brought to him to everyone around him......Reading this book, children can not only read stories full of whimsy and childlike innocence, but also feel the charm of language and words, so that children can fall in love with reading.

About author:Lu Bing is a member of the Chinese Writers Association. He is the author of more than 50 kinds of fairy tales, such as the collection of fairy tales "The Moon is Sick" and "Little Stone", and the long fairy tales "The Little Bird Flies", "The Child of the White Goose" and "Lu Bing Flowers Bloom".

The short fairy tale "Spider Opens a Shop" was selected as the 2018 edition of primary school Chinese textbooks. A number of works have been selected into the "Chinese Annual Fairy Tale", the 100 excellent books recommended by the General Administration of Press and Publication to young people across the country, the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" national key book publishing planning project and the national publishing ** funding project. He has won the Bingxin Children's Literature Award, the Taishan Literature and Art Award, the 8th Shandong Spiritual Civilization Construction "Excellent Project" Award, and the Bingxin Children's Book Award.

**Truth, goodness and beauty in Lu Bing's fairy tales Lu Bing, male, Han nationality, from Tancheng County, Linyi City, Shandong Province, born in the seventies, is a contemporary Chinese fairy tale writer. In 2000, he began to create fairy tales, and has worked in "China Children's Daily", "Youth**", "Fairy Tale World", "Fairy Tale Kingdom", and "Chinese and Foreign Fairy Tales".

Lu Bing's works: In 2000, he began to create fairy tales, and has published hundreds of fairy tales in publications such as "China Children's Daily", "Youth**", "Fairy Tale World", "Fairy Tale Kingdom", "Chinese and Foreign Fairy Tales", "World Children", "Big Bad Wolf Pictorial", "Children's Story King", "Good Children's Pictorial", "Oriental Doll", "Primary School Story", "Little Sunflower", "Red Bud", "Happy Fairy Tale" and other publications.

Bing, male, Han nationality, born in Tancheng County, Linyi City, Shandong Province, born in the 70s, is a contemporary Chinese fairy tale writer.

Writing experience

Lu Bing has created a large number of excellent literary works for young people across the country, and more than 200 fairy tales have been published in dozens of newspapers and magazines across the country, such as Bu Kuanchuan of China Children's Daily sponsored by the Youth League and Children's Literature under the supervision of the China Writers Association. Lu Bing's fairy tale was selected into the "National Spiritual Epic Publishing Project" of the Central Propaganda Department

Reading China", 100 excellent books recommended by the General Administration of Press and Publication of the People's Republic of China to young people across the country in 2006, China's Fairy Tale of the Year selected by the China Writers Association, and 2006 Chinese Children's Literature Masterpieces approved and published by the China Writers Association.

In January 1987, he published a collection of children's songs "365 Night Children's Songs" in the Juvenile and Children's Publishing House. Edited by Lu Bing, illustrated by Yu Li and Wang Zhihua, and framed by Shen Rong**. Among them is He Shaoqun's salutation song.

In January 2005, he published a collection of fairy tales "The Moon is Sick" in the People's Literature Publishing House.

In November 2005, the short story "Little Bird Flying" won one of the highest awards in the field of Chinese children's literature - Bingxin Children's Literature New Work Award. (See Collection of Winning Works of the Bingxin Children's Literature New Writing Award.) Moulds.

In December 2006, after the People's Literature Publishing House published the fairy tale collection "The Brightest Eyes", which won the 6th Linyi Spiritual Civilization Construction "Excellent Project" Award, Lu Bing donated 2,000 yuan to poor children to study.

On behalf of Linyi City, this book participated in the 8th Shandong Province Spiritual Civilization Construction "Excellent Project" Award and Shandong Province "Taishan Literature and Art Award" and won the award.

In October 2008, he published a long biography "A Generation of Books Saint Wang Xizhi" in Jilin Literature and History Publishing House.

In November 2008, he published the picture books "The Path Full of Lanterns" and "The Little Bench of the New Year" in Jiangxi University Press.

In January 2009, the People's Literature Publishing House published a long story "Little Bird Flying Fast" based on the land of Yimeng, and won the 9th "Literary and Artistic Excellence Project" award for the construction of spiritual civilization in Shandong Province.

In February 2010, he published ten books in Jilin People's Publishing House, including "The Scarf of the White Dove", "Lotus Heart", "Plum Blossom and Little Deer", "Little Swallow Home" and "Gourd Baby".

In September 2021, textbook writer Lu Bing's new work "Chinese Festival Fairy Tales" was published by Changjiang Literature and Art Publishing House.