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The world of greenwood's daughter belongs to children.
"You chose your own world in this world. The world belongs to children. They are whispers among us, and you seem to have special abilities and amazing ways to understand them. The Swedish Academy Literature Award recognizes your contribution in a difficult literary field, and you have given this field new artistic style, psychology, humor and narrative interest. "

Pippi stockings lost their mother, and Lin Gelun, a famous Swedish children's literature writer, died.

Astrid Lindgren, a world-famous Swedish children's literature writer, died at his home in Stockholm on128, at the age of 94. Karin Niemann, Lin Gelun's daughter, announced to the media that her mother had been ill for a long time and was seriously infected with the virus in the last month before her death, which was ultimately incurable.

Lin Gelun was born in 1907 in a peasant family in Smolan province, Sweden. I went to Stockholm to study in the 1920s. From 1946 to 1970, he was the editor-in-chief of the children's department of Lamy and Sioglen Publishing Company, which initiated the golden age of Swedish children's literature.

Like many famous children's literature works, Pippi Longstocking, which made Lin Gelun famous in the world, originated from her telling stories to her sick 7-year-old daughter Karin. Pippi's name was blurted out by Karin. This little girl with red hair, endless strength, playful and adventurous, not only has a strange hobby of wearing black socks and brown socks, but also has a long and strange full name: Pipluda Victoria Rugedia Crumonda Ephraim stockings. 1944, Lin Gelun wrote Pippi's Story as a birthday present for her daughter 10. 1945, Lin Gelun took part in the children's book competition organized by Lamy and Sioglen Publishing Company with a slight modification, and won the first prize. The book was a great success as soon as it was published. There are three books about Pippi, which have been reprinted many times and become the best-selling children's books in Swedish history. The book has been translated into more than 30 languages, with a total circulation of over100000 copies.