Because I will go hiking tomorrow, the little author has been thinking about the sea and clouds in that place and looking forward to interesting things, so I am too excited to sleep.

2. "Walking Tomorrow" is the text of the ninth lesson of the seventh group in the new version of the Chinese textbook for the first grade of primary school published by People's Education Press. The original text is as follows:

Turn it over ... alas! Can't sleep. Is the sea in that place really as colorful as the teacher said?

Hand over ... alas! Can't sleep. Is the cloud in that place really as white and soft as your classmates say?

Turn it over ... turn it over ... alas! When will it be dawn?

Extended data:

I will go hiking tomorrow (a poem by Fang Suzhen)?

Hiking Tomorrow is a children's poem written by Fang Suzhen, which shows a child's inner excitement and expectation on the eve of hiking.

20 16, this poem was selected as the ninth lesson of the seventh group in the new edition of the Chinese textbook for primary school students by People's Education Publishing House.

Two. Brief introduction of the author

1, Fang Suzhen, a senior writer of children's literature in Taiwan Province province, China, has long been engaged in the creation and translation of children's poems, fairy tales and picture books, as well as the compilation of Chinese textbooks. He has served as the chairman of the Children's Literature Research Association on both sides of the Taiwan Straits, the editorial board of Kangxuan Textbook, the consultant of the Chinese Department of Hong Kong Education Press, and the consultant of the Picture Book Reading Center of the Preschool Education College of Capital Normal University. His masterpiece is "I have a friendship to rent".

2. Fang Suzhen wrote I have a friendship to rent, Mom's Heart and Mom's Tree, Happy Birthday, Firefly Wish, Go hiking tomorrow, Fuck Lovely Animals, True and False Pearls, Fang Suzhen Fairy Tale Pizza, Do you want stars? Translated children's books such as Mother Flower, Who's on my head, Millie's hat has changed, and The Witch's Child.

Fang Suzhen has published more than 80 fairy tales, children's poems, picture books, translations and rewrites. He has won Hong Children's Literature Award, Children's Poetry Award, Mandarin Daily Children's Literature Award and United Daily News Best Children's Book Award. ?