The days are getting longer and the nights are getting shorter,
Uncle Mouse got up late
……
The little girl Yaya is running around in the huge Summer Palace, her eyes are full of water and moonlight, but she is also full of the joy, anger, sorrow and joy of growing up... Talking to the little mouse, walking the little turtle, visiting Grandma Song's house outside the Beigong Gate, making up stories by the embankment, and chatting with the country children. There are many animals on the eaves, and Mei Zi, a girl from the south of the Yangtze River, pursues the long charm of classical culture in the corridor, and saves the life of a drowning person in Kunming Lake... The innocent childhood story reveals a free and strong vitality, just like the old Beijing nursery rhyme, which is long and long.
Reader comments
This book tells a series of interesting things that happened when "I" was four or five years old with my third brother. The author's writing style is very humorous, and sometimes people can't help laughing while reading it.
I read this book after reading another book written by the author, "The Black Dog Gets into Trouble". Reading these two books together, it connects the author's childhood days before entering elementary school.
This book talks about a lot of things, and some of the architecture involved in the Forbidden City, Summer Palace and other places may be difficult to understand, but this does not affect the reading experience at all, and it is regarded as supplementary knowledge. The characters described in it are all very cute, and many of the interesting things that happen are inseparable from the child's "me" being unimaginative and quirky. However, maybe a good story wants to tell it longer, so the ending chapter of Chapter 5 is a surprise.
Overall, I am very grateful to the author, Grandma Ye, for her humorous and witty writing style, which brings a happy reading experience to readers, including me.
Awesome, I love it 😍
The author's writing style is sophisticated, and he talks about his childhood in Beijing 70 years ago. It has the flavor of "Old Things in the South of the City". Although it is a children's book, it still reveals a touch of sadness that childhood is gone forever. I will read it several times.
When I look back on my youth in old age, the joys and sorrows of the past seem to be before my eyes, but times have changed and things have changed. Uncle Mouse, 005, Mei Zi, Lao Duo, Uncle Song, Grandma Song, and the "Old Dragon King" have all become passers-by. They are so kind and lovely in my memory. I am grateful to the old Beijing and the Summer Palace for leaving us with a wonderful childhood. When I was young, the sun was bright and the water was gentle.
It's like a memory essay, the writing is beautiful, it's too far away from now
The old days, childhood days, like the refreshing wind caressing the cheeks and lifting the ends of the hair, are lightly imprinted in the memory!
Compared with those novels that often have more than 1,200 chapters, it is so good. I really like this kind of work!
In the quiet years of old Beijing, innocent children slowly grew into gray-haired old men. What remains unchanged is the innocence of children and the vivid old friends who are engraved in childhood memories.
If you like Ye Guangqin's story, you must not miss it.
After watching the colorful childhood, there are both happy memories and sadness of the passage of time.
The writing is very beautiful, and it has the shadow of my childhood. When you read it carefully, the story is right in front of you.
Very delicate portrayal of childishness
It takes people back to their childhood. The writing is very warm and down-to-earth!
A great book for children. There are also a lot of memories.
Words can't express what I mean, it's really, really great.
Short and concise, the content is exciting and memorable!
The light, bright, and humorous text brings people back to that happy and carefree childhood. It is warm and healing to read.
This book tells a series of interesting things that happened when "I" was four or five years old with my third brother. The author's writing style is very humorous, and sometimes people can't help laughing while reading it. I read this book after reading another book written by the author, "The Black Dog Gets into Trouble". Reading these two books together, it connects the author's childhood days before entering elementary school. This book talks about a lot of things, and some of the architecture involved in the Forbidden City, Summer Palace and other places may be difficult to understand, but this does not affect the reading experience at all, and it is regarded as supplementary knowledge. The characters described in it are all very cute, and many of the interesting things that happen are inseparable from the child's "me" being unimaginative and quirky. However, maybe a good story wants to tell it longer, so the ending chapter of Chapter 5 is a surprise. Overall, I am very grateful to the author, Grandma Ye, for her humorous and witty writing style, which brings a happy reading experience to readers, including me.
Awesome, I love it 😍
The author's writing style is sophisticated, and he talks about his childhood in Beijing 70 years ago. It has the flavor of "Old Things in the South of the City". Although it is a children's book, it still reveals a touch of sadness that childhood is gone forever. I will read it several times.
When I look back on my youth in old age, the joys and sorrows of the past seem to be before my eyes, but times have changed and things have changed. Uncle Mouse, 005, Mei Zi, Lao Duo, Uncle Song, Grandma Song, and the "Old Dragon King" have all become passers-by. They are so kind and lovely in my memory. I am grateful to the old Beijing and the Summer Palace for leaving us with a wonderful childhood. When I was young, the sun was bright and the water was gentle.
It's like a memory essay, the writing is beautiful, it's too far away from now
The old days, childhood days, like the refreshing wind caressing the cheeks and lifting the ends of the hair, are lightly imprinted in the memory!
Compared with those novels that often have more than 1,200 chapters, it is so good. I really like this kind of work!
In the quiet years of old Beijing, innocent children slowly grew into gray-haired old men. What remains unchanged is the innocence of children and the vivid old friends who are engraved in childhood memories.
If you like Ye Guangqin's story, you must not miss it.
After watching the colorful childhood, there are both happy memories and sadness of the passage of time.
The writing is very beautiful, and it has the shadow of my childhood. When you read it carefully, the story is right in front of you.
Very delicate portrayal of childishness
It takes people back to their childhood. The writing is very warm and down-to-earth!
A great book for children. There are also a lot of memories.
Words can't express what I mean, it's really, really great.
Short and concise, the content is exciting and memorable!
The light, bright, and humorous text brings people back to that happy and carefree childhood. It is warm and healing to read.