1. Wu Ran said: Create with childlike innocence to keep children's literature "innocent".

2. Like many of his natural, smooth, simple and friendly children's literature works, he conveys warmth, beauty, wisdom and strength to young readers, allowing readers to appreciate the rich and moving scenery of children's literature.

3. Wu Ran said: "Books in Kunming·Good Book Selection Series" is of pioneering significance. It leads the urban cultural trend and has warmed Kunming's six winters.

4. I wish the reading seeds she sows will take root, sprout, bloom and bear fruit in beautiful Kunming, and become a bookish business card of the city.

5. Wu Ran said: Inspiration comes from life and the inspiration of the times.

6. In 2006, a group of writer friends and I went to Dulongjiang, and the old county magistrate Gao Derong took us to see Bapo Primary School.

7. This elementary school is very dilapidated, and the doors and windows are damaged. None of the small windows are inlaid with glass, and they are all nailed with wooden strips.

8. After returning from Dulongjiang, I wrote an essay titled "Bapo Primary School" and published it in "People's Daily" on February 27, 2007.

9. For many years, I have been caring about Dulongjiang and the primary schools on the banks of Dulongjiang.

10. So I started writing this book, hoping to hand over a literary answer sheet from a children's literature writer who has been in love with Dulongjiang for decades.

11. Wu Ran said: I mainly write short prose for children, and of course I have also written long travel notes such as "Little Xiake's Journey to the Southwest".

12. This time I wrote a long documentary children's literature "Dragon Flower Blooms", which was a challenge for me both in terms of length and genre.

13. I hope to transform my emotions into the characters I write about, so that my emotions and the characters' emotions resonate with each other and become a spiritual story that inspires each other.

14. Wu Ran said: Children’s literature emphasizes children’s orientation and children’s perspective. As Mr. Bing Xin once said in a letter to me, it is not easy to write prose for children. You must have a childlike innocence and maintain Innocent.

15. My understanding is that we should look at the world with a child's heart and a pair of children's eyes, and use a novel and fresh imagination about everything in the world, so that children's literature can maintain the innocence and childishness of a child. , exuding a childlike and lovely fragrance.