Qin Wenjun is a contemporary children's literature writer. 1954 was born in Shanghai. 1984 graduated from the Department of Language and Literature, East China Normal University. 197 1 went to Tallinn Forest Farm in Daxinganling, Heilongjiang Province, and later served as editor of Shanghai Children's Publishing House, editor-in-chief and deputy editor-in-chief of Selected Works of Shanghai Children's Literature. Member of the National Committee of Chinese Writers Association, Vice Chairman of Shanghai Writers Association and member of Shanghai Federation of Literary and Art Circles. 198 1 year published works. 65438-0988 joined the Chinese Writers Association. Editorial Board of China Young Writers Class, Judge of "China Young Writers Cup" Competition.

One of the most outstanding contemporary writers of children's literature is famous for creating children's novels. 198 1 year wrote the first novella "The Shining Firefly", 1982 began literary creation. His works often show children's thoughts and behaviors from the perspective of children, and the language is humorous, touching and infectious. He has published 4 million words of works, including Gary of the Boy, Jem of the Girl, Zhisheng Lu of the Kid, Lin Xiaomei of Xiaoya, etc., and won more than 40 literary awards. Among them, The Complete Biography of Gary of the Boy, Baby's Home, The Lonely Girl Club and other works won the "Five One Project" award of national spiritual civilization respectively. Nomination Award of National Book Award; Bing Xin Children's Literature Award and the Third Shanghai Literature and Art Outstanding Achievement Award; The 3rd and 4th National Outstanding Children's Literature Awards of Chinese Writers Association; First prize of the third national excellent children's books; In 2002, he won the "International Andersen Award" and won many awards in the "Companion Award" and "Good Works Award" voted by readers. In recent years, super girls, Gary the Boy and other works have been published in Japanese, English, traditional Chinese characters and German, selling well in Singapore, Malaysia and other places. More than ten works, such as Kid Zhisheng Lu, Gary the Boy and The Clown at Home, have been adapted into movies and TV series. The author is currently a member of the National Committee of the Chinese Writers Association, editor-in-chief of Shanghai Children's Publishing House and China Children's Literature.