Collections of poetry and essays

Representative poets include:

Yuan Xiaofei: formerly known as Zheng Difei, born in April 1993, a student of Daqing Petroleum High School (Art Class). Young writer and poet. Member of Heilongjiang Provincial Writers Association and Daqing Writers Association.

Started photography, art and literary creation at the age of 12. His art works have won first prizes in the "National Middle School Student Painting Competition" and "National Little Painter Competition". Some of his photography and art works have been published in newspapers such as "Prodigy Little Painter", "Campus Artist", and "China Photography News".

Published more than 200 literary works (first). Scattered in "Selected Poems", "Years", "Little Writers", "Youth Literature", "Poetry Monthly", "Poetry Trend", "Poetry", "Yellow River Poetry News", "Australian Rainbow Parrot", " "Holy Land Poetry Magazine", "Young Writers", "Youth Literature", "Selected Chinese Literature", "Young China Society", "Campus Literature", "Young People", "Literary Power", "Reading and Writing Monthly", "Spring Rhythm", "Innovative Composition", "Selected Publications of Excellent Works of Middle School Students", "Independence", "Xingyuan", "Longdao Poetry Friends" and other journals are recommended in key columns or covers of many journals.

Selected into the "Selected Poems·2008 Chinese Poetry Era Exhibition", included in the national classics "Sixty Years of Chinese Youth Poetry Classics", "7 Post-90s Poets", and "Winners of the First Chinese Campus Literature Competition" Collection of Works", "Collection of Winning Works of the Campus Literature Competition for Middle School Students", "Selected Campus Literature", "Blue Aurora on the Snowy Fields", "Poets of the Snow Country", "Selected Chinese Contemporary Poems", "Selected Chinese Pioneer Poets 2008" ", "Selected Chinese Contemporary Poetry", "100 Chinese Internet Poets", "Annual Selection of Chinese Contemporary Internet Poetry - 2008" and more than 30 kinds of poetry collections.

In August 2008, he won the first prize in the "Middle School Student Campus Literature Competition".

In November 2008, he won the gold medal in the "First Chinese Campus Literature Competition".

In 2008, he participated in the award ceremony of the "Chinese Campus Literature Competition", the "Chinese Campus Literature (Shenzhen) Forum" and the "Chinese Campus Literature Expert Salon" and accepted recommendations from many literary critics, writers, poets and educators. guide. He also accepted interviews from many media including Southern Metropolis Daily, Crystal Daily, Shenzhen Special Zone Daily, Shenzhen Commercial Daily·Cultural Plaza, and Shenzhen Evening News.

Xu Shilong: The nickname is Langlang Qingfeng, also known as Bailong and nicknamed Qingfeng. Romantic poet, emerging author born in the 1990s, excellent reciter, excellent speaker, photographer, excellent Internet writer, chairman of the Post-80s and Post-90s Joint Development Promotion Association, member of the Chinese Little Writers Association, member of the Yanhuang Culture Promotion Association, and outstanding contemporary Chinese The youngest author selected for the online poetry anthology "Searching for Poems in Dreams on Baidu". He has created more than 300 poems and more than 4,000 photographs.

Wantong: Born in the 1990s. Freelance. Plays countless roles in life. A daughter of mom and dad for eighteen years, a student for twelve years, a martial arts athlete for ten years, an author and actor for three years and more. His representative novel "The Virtual Image of the Blue Bird" was published by Haitian Publishing House.

Li Tang: Born in 1992, he started writing poetry at the age of 14. Studied at Chuiyangliu Middle School in Beijing. His works can be found in "Beijing Poetry Newspaper", "Chinese Literature Selections·Youth Writing", "Poetry Monthly", "Youth Literature and Art", and "Youth Literature". In 2008, he appeared in the "Rising Stars of Four" column of "Poetry Magazine·Second Half Monthly". In the same year, he was selected into the "90s Exhibition" of "Selected Poems". Poems have been published in folk publications such as "Yellow River Poetry News", "Independence", and "Spring Rhythm". In 2008, he co-edited "7 Post-90s Poets" with the poet Faxing, which received a good response in the poetry world.

Zhang Mudi: Female, Manchu, 16 years old, a freshman in Tianjin No. 2 Middle School. Started writing at the age of 12. He has published more than 500,000 words of prose, poetry, novels and other works, and has won special prizes and first prizes more than 40 times in national essay competitions. In 2005, he won the title of the top ten middle school student writers in the country and the top ten literary teenagers in the country. The collection of poems "The Invisible Wind Blows", the collection of essays "Like a Pumpkin, Grow Silently", and the novel "Stop and Go" were published by Zhongshao General Publishing House in January 2008.

Zhuque: Zhuque started writing sporadically at the age of 7. Nearly a hundred poems have been published in "Poetry Tide", "Green Wind", "Poetry Monthly", "Yellow River Literature", "Hongyan" supplement, "Chongqing Morning News", etc., and the debut novel "What is Zhu Shen like" published in " Mountain Flowers" Issue 4, 2006. Currently a junior high school student at Bashu Middle School in Chongqing.

Gao Can: Born on April 27, 1995, a student at the High School Affiliated to Xi'an Jiaotong University. Member of Shaanxi Provincial Writers Association. She began to publish her exercises in early 2003, and has published fairy tales and poems in more than 20 newspapers and periodicals, including "Poetry Magazine", "Children's Literature", "Stars", "Literary News", "Juvenile Literature", "Chinese Campus Literature", "Fairy Tale World", and "Chinese Newspaper". , more than 200 essays (first). Published many collections of poems and essays and won various awards.

Ai Panguo: Born in January 1990, he once used the pen name Jie Cao Gongzi. A native of Meizhou Island, Putian, Fujian. Poems are scattered in publications such as "Poetry Jianghu Online Magazine", "Youth Tide", and "Golden Triangle". Member of "Qin Literature". Now lives in Shanghai.

Cheng Wende: Born on April 12, 1991, alias Cheng Li. He studied "The Doctrine of the Mean" at the age of 7, memorized "The Great Learning" at the age of 9, and started writing at the age of 12. He likes literature, history, politics, military and liberal arts. Now he is mainly studying "Chinese Studies" and "Neo-Confucianism". He has an intermediate professional title in CNC and is a representative figure in the writing of ancient poems born in the 1990s. He once hosted broadcasting and school magazine work in the school, and won the first prize at the municipal lectures. He has successively appeared in "Bazhong Daily" ", "Bazhou Literature", "Bazhong Radio and Television News", "Dahe Digest", "Little Humor", "Bashan Literature", "Middle School Students", etc. have published many works.

Li Junyang: a post-90s writer, born in Qianjiang, Chongqing, a member of the Chongqing Writers Association and a young pioneer poet. He is the author of novels such as "All the Way North" and "The End of Prosperity". Ranked fifth among the top ten young writers born in the 1990s in China. A poetry column was opened in "New Course".