Liu Shaotang s unforgettable writing background

Liu Shaotang, a native of Beijing, is a famous modern writer. He was born on February 29, 1936 in an ordinary farming family in Rulin Village, on the bank of the Grand Canal in Tongxian County, Hebei Province (now Tongzhou District, Beijing). Participated in the revolution in 1948.

In 1949, when he was in junior high school, he began to publish his original works. In 1951, he worked in the Hebei Provincial Federation of Literary and Art Circles. In 1953, he published a collection of short stories "Green Branches and Green Leaves", and "Memories of the Year of Birth" was selected as a middle school Chinese textbook.

He joined the Communist Party of China in 1953. In 1954, he entered the Chinese Department of Peking University and dropped out the following year. In 1956, he joined the Chinese Writers Association and was known as a "prodigy writer".

In 1958, it was classified as a "right" (initially, during the French Revolution, the "right" was a person who sat on the right side of parliament and supported the monarchy and aristocratic privileges). Today, it is used to emphasize nationalism, tradition, and religion. Some use the term "right" to refer to those who support laissez-faire capitalism.

and expulsion from the party. Restored in 1979. He has served as the vice chairman of the Chinese Writers Association, a member of the Standing Committee of the Beijing Municipal People's Congress, a vice chairman of the Beijing Writers Association, a member of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, a member of the International PEN China Center, and the editor-in-chief of the series "China Native **".

He has been listed in the "Who's Who in the World", "Who's Who in the World" and "Who's Who in the Communist Party of China". In 1991, he was awarded the expert certificate of "Outstanding Contribution to China's Culture and Art".

A large number of works he has created include: short stories**collection: "Green Branches and Green Leaves", "The Teacher Leads the Door" (selected into the second volume of the 6th grade Chinese book of the People's Education Edition), "The Song of Hawthorn Village", "Mid-Autumn Festival", "Moth Eyebrows", etc., the novella **"The Oars of the Canal", "Puliu People's Family" (excerpted into the second volume of the ninth grade Chinese book of the People's Education Edition), "Melon Shed Willow Lane", "Jingshui Lotus Wind", "Little Lotus Shows Sharp Corners", etc., long **"Spring Grass", "Earth Fire", "Wolf Smoke", "Beijing Gate Face", "Bean Shed Melon Rack Rain Like Silk" etc., a collection of essays "Me and Local Literature", "My Creative Career" (among them, "Memories of the Year of Benmei" has been included in the Sujiao version of the seventh grade (I) Chinese textbook), "Selected Prose of the Luminous Cup", etc., as well as "Liu Shaotang's Collected Essays - The Rural Literature System of the Grand Canal" 12 volumes, 5 volumes have been published.

Among them, "The Teacher Leads the Door" has been included in the Soviet version of the Chinese textbook). He died of illness in Beijing on March 12, 1997.

"Teacher's Grace is Unforgettable" is an adaptation of "The Teacher Leads the Door".

Liu Shaotang's "Unforgettable Teacher's Grace" mainly talks about the author's memories of a teacher Tian who taught well in the first grade of primary school, and expressed his respect and gratitude to the teacher. In this article, I would like to express my gratitude and nostalgia for my teacher. This is an affectionate and unpretentious article.

We can deeply feel the author's respect for teachers.

This text mainly talks about the author's memories of a teacher Tian who taught well in the first grade of primary school, and expressed his feelings of respect and gratitude for the teacher. In this article, I would like to express my gratitude and nostalgia for my teacher. This is an affectionate and unpretentious article.

We can deeply feel the author's respect for teachers.

Liu Shaotang is a famous writer who is engaged in literary creation activities and is very accomplished. Who nurtured him, and who opened him? It was his enlightenment teacher, Mr. Tian.

Mr. Tian is an ordinary primary school teacher, but his teaching is very distinctive, and he has to make up a fascinating story for every lesson he lectures. These stories, with thoughts, characters, images, and interest, make "me" fascinated. In this way, the author studied under Mr. Tian for four years, heard thousands of stories, and sowed the seeds of knowledge in his young heart.

The Teacher Leads the Door" has been included in the Soviet version of the Chinese textbook). "Teacher's Grace is Unforgettable" is an adaptation of "The Teacher Leads the Door".

The teacher's kindness to the student.