Wu Jian – författare

This is a work winning the Beluga Original Fantasy Children's Literature Award. It is a collection of short and medium-length fairy tales. Flowers of Davidia Involucrata is a story about death and family affection. The boy, Ah Chui, went to the legendary Ba People's Forest to find his parents. With his journey as the main line, this story tells about his adventures after he lost his soul. The work is half real and half illusory. It not only shows the real life of the children who have lost their parents (Ah Chui) and the old people (Grandma) who lost their children, but also depicts the fantasy world of snow fox, flower fairy, Mountain God and Ba People's Forest. The novel not only combines the mysterious witch culture with the rich folklores to create a fantastic fairy tale world, but also faces the cruel reality of a child's pain of bereavement. Other stories also reflect the life of left-behind children in the form of fairy tales from different perspectives. The stories are vivid and written in beautiful language.

Med den historiska Västra gatan i Wuhan som bakgrund följer berättelsen tre barndomsvänner när de navigerar genom vänskap, utmaningar och personlig utveckling. Genom deras upplevelser skildrar romanen värmen i det gamla Wuhans gemenskapsliv, och blandar nostalgi med en djup reflektion över förändring, motståndskraft och tidens gång.