Formerly known as Wu Xingran. Born in 1946, from Yicheng County, Yunnan Province. After graduating from high school, I worked as a worker and a primary school teacher. Later, the Spring City Evening News was edited, and the children's supplement of Little Orange Lamp was edited from 65438 to 0985.

Member of Chinese Writers Association, deputy director of Children's Literature Committee of Yunnan Writers Association. 1973, Haihua, the first children's literature, was published in Yunnan Daily. Since 1980s, he has devoted himself to the creation of children's prose and prose poems, and published prose and prose poetry anthology "Gesi", "Liangshan Wind", "Storm Collection", "Pearl Rain" and "Birds in the Song".

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The author describes the Pearl Spring from a static point of view, describing its appearance: "inlaid with stones, surrounded by moss, green grass and wild flowers", and grasping its characteristics of "green", "deep", "clear" and "secluded". You see, "there is no mottled green fern, that quietly blooming flower" is the "wreath" of Pearl Spring.

"The water is so green that it seems to have been dyed by the surrounding green trees and grass. The water is deep and clear, and you can see the blue-brown stones at the bottom of the pool, the sand deposited at the bottom of the pool and the black leaves. " The three "so-so" shows that the spring water is green and deep, crystal clear and has a "green" aesthetic feeling.

After describing the static state of Pearl Spring, the author focuses on the shape of the spring "floating out" from the ground: "The bubble is very small, it shakes higher and bigger, and finally blooms on the water and disappears in a" sloped smile. " The use of verbs such as "shaking", "rising", "blooming" and "tilting" here shows the lively and naughty spirituality of Pearl Spring to the fullest. The author's description of quietness and quietness has brought us into a beautiful world.

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Baidu Encyclopedia-Wu Ran