Authors not only function as spokespeople for the children, but also dialogue with them, exchanging opinions. It is human nature for children to pour out their hearts, a concentrated reflection of human goodness. And for us authors, this dialogue is the beginning of the liberation of our mental lives as we write to meet the children's desires. A Dialogue with Middle School Students reflects this generation's thirst to understand the world. And The Special Report from the Garden of Eden is a scientific guide to the psychology of middle school students dealing with early love.
Sexual knowledge is no longer a forbidden zone linked to evil and dirtiness.
Without any doubt, this trend in realistic non-fiction will revive the trust children have in literature. He Bei Juvenile and Children's Publishing House has brought out several series, such as Little Stories of Historical Characters, The Picture Biographies of Great Names in Chinese History, and The Voiceless World, The Bright World, and The Future World. Empires in Ancient China, a new series, shows children how their ancestors actually lived, bringing to life the grief caused by feudalism. Indeed, the whole society has its eyes fixed on these titles. Reconsidering the past enables us to better know the present.