Spring Banquet, Snow Dynasty, Diaphragm, Scarecrow, Fire, Offline, Ni Huanzhi, Stone Statue of Ancient Heroes \x0d\ Wenxin >: Living at home is not tiring, stories of Shengtao, Ye Wenxuan, skimming guidance examples, children's literature research, intensive reading guidance examples (pedagogy) 1948\x0d\ Lotus (now included in the second volume of the third grade Chinese textbook (Jiangsu Education Edition), lesson 2 1 lesson (People Education Edition), Selected Fairy Tales of Ye Shengtao (Fairy Tales) 1956 \x0d\x0d\ Selected Fairy Tales of Ye Shengtao \ x0d \ Ye Shengtao was published. Night 1959\x0d\ Ordinary Story 1959\x0d\ Microwave 1959\x0d\ Zuo Cun Ji (Poetry) 1960\x0d\ Me and Sichuan (Prose and Poetry)/ Seventy-two Talks on Literature and Conversation (Education) (Shuanglong Cave in Hejinhua (now included in the sixth-grade text (Jiangsu Education Edition) and the sixth-grade text (19 lesson (People Education Edition)) and Suzhou Garden (now included in the second-grade first semester No.21lesson No.4 in the second semester of Jiangsu Education Edition) have been deleted; Class 1 17 of Chinese Language Publishing House has been deleted. ) \x0d\x0d\ fairy tale masterpiece \x0d\ scarecrow \x0d\ traveler \x0d\ white boat \x0d\ ancient hero stone statue \x0d\ a seed \x0d\ rose and goldfish \ X0d\ Ye Shengtao once served as editor, editor-in-chief or editor-in-chief in the following newspapers: \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \\ \\ \ Enlightened youth \x0d\ China writers \x0d\ people's education \x0d\ China language \x0d\ poetry \x0d\ light \x0d\ wartime bimonthly for middle school students \x0d\ children's literature.