What's the name of the author of "Little Carp Jumping at Longmen"?

Jin Jin is the author of "Little Carp Jumping at Longmen".

Jin Jin (1915-1989), formerly known as Jin Rusheng. Born in Qianzhuang Village, Sibu Township, Songxia, Shangyu, Zhejiang.

Famous children's writer. I studied in a private school for several years in my childhood and went to Shanghai at the age of 12. I became a self-taught student. Later, I worked as a teacher in Chongqing Homeless Children's Rehabilitation Institute, as a text translator in the British Information Offices in Chongqing and Shanghai, as a director and vice chairman of the Children's Literature Writers Association, as a screenwriter in the Screenplay Creation Institute of Beijing Film Bureau, as a director and consultant in the Children's Literature Working Committee of the Chinese Writers Association, and as an executive editor of Children's Literature.

1937 published the first fairy tale "The Rise and Fall of the Eagle Harrier", 1948 published a collection of fairy tales "The Red Face Shell", and then published a large number of fairy tales, poems and literary theories, which made great contributions to the cause of children's literature in new China. Among them, the cartoon "Carp Jumping at the Dragon Gate" produced by him won the silver prize in the first Moscow International Film Festival and participated in film festivals in Australia, the United States and Britain.

1963 The art films "East China Sea Sentinel" and "Fox Hunters" won the 2nd and 4th Zagreb International Comic Film Festival and the Film Art Award respectively. 1980 the second national children's literature creation award, Jin Jin was awarded the honorary award.

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Jin Jin's fairy tale "The Fox Beats the Hunter" was once made into an animated film, translated into English, French and Japanese, and introduced abroad. In the early 1960s, China Fairy Tales (one of the world fairy tale series, published by Toastmasters Japan) was translated and published by Japanese children's literature circles, including the golden fairy tale The Fox Beats the Hunter translated by Ms. Hishima and the golden fairy tale The Spring Girl and Grandpa Snow translated by Mr. Shinhara Ryuro.

After the reform and opening up, Jin Jin's fairy tales "Little Ducks Learn to Swim", "Little Carp Leaps over the Dragon Gate" and "Mice Help Kittens" were translated into French and published in English. 1985, Jin Jin's fairy tale Little White Goose Here was published by Tumay Publishing House. Jin Jin was invited to visit Japan, and many Japanese scholars, writers and young readers gave him great honor and encouragement at the warm and grand welcome meetings held in Tokyo, Hamamatsu and Kagoshima.