I believe many people have the most touching and unforgettable stories hidden in their hearts. One of my most memorable children's works is The Sixth Day of Life and Death written by Yanwu, which is a long children's science fiction novel. The original short story of this novel won the China Yinhe Prize.
The newly-built manned spacecraft vanished into thin air in full view. This large-scale interstellar probe spacecraft with a cost of10 billion yuan is composed of three spherical cabins connected together, which looks like a huge metal Sugar-Coated Berry from a distance.
At the same time, Wang Yang, a fourth-grade pupil, suddenly gushed in class like a machine gun, reciting the confidential data of the spacecraft flying to Pluto. After brain examination, a small bright spot in the shape of a sugar-coated gourd was found in his brain.
Physicists told the colonel of the Air Force Base that the size and space of the spacecraft shifted when it encountered a strong magnetic field, and it would return to its original state within 10 and a half days after it contracted and entered Wang Yang's brain.
In order to prevent the recovered Sugar-Coated Berry from bursting Wang Yang's skull, the real world outside the spaceship began intensive rescue work. The world inside the spacecraft has not stopped, and the staff inside the spacecraft are still alive. However, they all became abnormal, and only the engineer was still awake, and staged a great escape in the micro world.
The engineer's daughter is a little genius with great personality. She admired each other with the same talented male classmates. She used hacking technology to investigate the incident and found out the whereabouts of the engineer.
In the process of rescuing Wang Yang as planned, the colonel received a phone call from a physicist, and the time was miscalculated. The recovery time is on the sixth day, that is, five minutes later. As the spaceship slowly flowed from Wang Yang's brain to his spine, the colonel forced the doctor to take out the spaceship, grabbed the syringe and threw it outside the balcony. ...
The 47-meter-long giant Sugar-Coated Berry lay across the hospital yard, and the spaceship recovered.
I believe that after reading the above introduction, you have been circled. I don't know if I can buy this book now, but I still have it.
From here, I heard about Hawking's transfer equation for the first time, saw such lovely illustrations with strange painting style for the first time, felt the most vivid usage of the word stupefied for the first time, was warmed by the girl's lovely socks for the first time, and was shocked by the negative time on the clock screen for the first time. ...
A good children's literature can give children imagination and hope, and let them know that there are so many interesting, magical and worth pursuing things in this world. It will polish children's eyes, bend their corners of the mouth, flexible their hearts and activate their wisdom.
I hope all the children have a good story.