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"It's hard to find a mask", "Double Huanglian", "self-isolation", "closing cities and districts"... People who are not in the epidemic area are also feeling the many changes brought about by the new pneumonia epidemic at the same time. A speck of dust of the times becomes a big mountain when it falls on everyone's head. This was true for SARS 17 years ago, and it is even more true for the epidemic that broke out during the Spring Festival in 2020. This spring, it can be said that "all the people are soldiers."

This is a collection of outstanding works from Pumpkin House Cup Zhanhui's first campus story competition. The writers in the primary school wrote about their mothers, while the writers in the junior high school focused on their teachers and classmates. In recent years, composition has accounted for a very high proportion in Chinese language examinations and is also very difficult. Various extracurricular tutoring courses are being offered in droves, most of which focus on teaching how to "routine" composition. This is not what teachers like. Zhanhui's teachers said that the most valuable thing about this essay competition is that the children are trying hard to capture the details of life, record every moment of life, and show a side that parents and teachers usually don't know. They don't try to trick adults. They are real, cute and valuable. If you are struggling with writing for your children, these samples may give you some inspiration.

Here are recorded the stories of 18 "rebels" during the epidemic. They were born ordinary and hoped to fight for danger. Each story is based on real things seen and heard, including touching deeds of Wuhan business owners, post-00s generation, nurses, pregnant women, village party secretaries and other protagonists.

How will we tell our children what really happened this spring? Which actions worsened the situation, which people deserve to be remembered, and how should those things be understood correctly? The works included in this collection use stories that children love to hear and popularize the scientific knowledge behind epidemic prevention and how to live peacefully with wild animals.

What can ordinary people do to record this special Spring Festival? A young daughter-in-law from Wuhan is in an epidemic area, but she does not blame others and keeps a daily record of her family being quarantined in three places; doctors born after 1995 in Hubei go online to ask for help and then transport supplies to 20 grassroots hospitals; a Sichuan doctor and his wife who are over 50 years old fight the epidemic in two places.

What is included here is a collection of essays written by a group of children from 9 to 13 years old from a small city located on the 18th line - Wugang City under Shaoyang, Hunan. In the life theme of this age group, summer is the key word that cannot be bypassed. In their eyes, summer is summer vacation, travel, various cram schools, and parent-child time that accompanies their growth. In every moment, they may grow up quietly. How to write new ideas while growing up? By appealing to the sincerity, capturing the details of life, and throwing away the so-called composition routines, we can all find our own answers.

There are many museums around the world with dazzling collections. The stories contained in them, if restored, often contain classic suspense scenes. This book is a collection of award-winning works from the Pumpkin House Mystery Story Contest. The museum and all cultural relics, sites, and places with exact names are real, but the characters and storylines are purely fictitious. Take a look at the 6 museum stories and find out the hidden truths behind them.

We are afraid of many things, such as nightmares, disasters, and unexplainable bizarre encounters. But what is it that people really don't want to face? This book selects 9 thriller stories to take you through the fog and find the truth behind the bizarre events.