Pippi Longstocking is a book published by China Children's Publishing House 1999 by Astrid Lindegren. Mainly tells the story of a little girl named Pippi. This book is one of the representative works of Swedish children's literature writer Astrid Lindgren. It has been translated into 45 languages and published.
The protagonist Pippi is a strange and interesting little girl. She has a strange name: Pipluda Victoria Ruggedia Crumonda Ephraim stockings. She has red hair, sloping braids, freckles on her face, a big mouth and neat white teeth. One stocking on her foot is brown and the other is black.
Her shoes are just twice as big as her feet. She is so powerful that she can easily lift a horse and a cow over her head, subdue strong thieves and robbers, subdue stubborn bulls and man-eating sharks.
She has inexhaustible gold coins, which are often used to buy candy and toys for children. She is very kind, warm and considerate to people. She is playful, adventurous and naughty. She often comes up with many wonderful ideas and creates one miracle after another.
Brief introduction of the author
Lin Gelun-Swedish national hero, 94-year-old fairy tale grandmother. She entered children's literature on 1945, marking the birth of Pippi, a century child. In 1958, Lin Gelun won the Andersen Gold Award. Her works have been translated into 86 languages with a circulation of1.300 million copies. Stack her books as high as 1.75 Eiffel Tower. Arranging them in a row can circle the earth three times.
She successfully used her works to leave one childhood companion after another for the children who will never grow up all over the world. Pippi Longstocking liberated children and children's literature from tradition, superstitious authority and moralism to a certain extent ... Pippi became a symbol of free human beings.