Snow Dynasty (a new collection of poems), a collection of Zhou Zuoren and Zhu Ziqing, 1922, Business.
Fire (Collection of Short Stories) 1923, Business.
Scarecrow (Fairy Tale) 1923, Business
Scabbard (prose collection) co-authored with Yu Pingbo, 1924, Frost Maple Society.
Offline (Short Story Collection) 1925, Business
City (short story collection) 1926, Shanghai Literature Weekly.
Storm (Children's Drama) 1928, Business
Never tire of reading and collecting (collection of short stories) 1929, Business
"NiHuanZhi. (novel) 1929, Wu
Cheng Xie (Drama) 1930, Novel Monthly.
Contemporary Heroic Stone Statues (Fairy Tales) 193 1, Enlightenment.
Footsteps Collection (Prose Collection) 193 1, Xinhua Bookstore.
Three Kinds of Ships (Essays) 1925, Life
Not Tired of Living (Prose Collection) 1935, Wu.
Shengtao 1936 collection of short stories, business.
Selected Works of Ye 1936, Vientiane
Ye Wenxuan 1936, Antique Bookstore.
43 episodes (collection of short stories) 1936, good friend.
Little White Boat (Fairy Tale) 1936, Yilin Bookstore.
Selected works of Ye, Universal Bookstore, 1937.
To wartime teenagers (essay) 1938, Dalu Bookstore.
Ye's masterpiece 194 1, Santong Publishing House.
Sorrow Collection (Poem Collection of Novels) 1943, a creative literary and art society.
Microwave (Collection of Short Stories) 1944, Yiguang Publishing House.
Xichuan Collection (Prose Collection) 1945, Wenguang
Shao Yun's representative works (short stories and essays) 1946, Universal Bookstore.
Ye's masterpiece (short story collection) 1949, Universal Bookstore.
How to Play (Children's Literature) 1947, China.
Mrs. Li's Hair (Essays and Short Stories) l947, Bowen Bookstore.
Ye Shengtao's Works 1948, Chunming
Wallet (Collection of Short Stories) 1948, China.
Ye Shengtao's Short Stories 1954, Humanities
Selected Fairy Tales of Ye Shengtao 1956, children.
Collected Works of Ye Shengtao (Volume 1-3) 1958, Humanities
Selected Works of Ye Shengtao 1958, Hong Kong Xinyi Publishing House.
Selected Works of Ye Shengtao 1959, Humanities
Struggle (Collection of Short Stories) 1959, Humanities
The Book of Sakura (poetry anthology) 1960, writer.
Ye Shengtao's Prose Collection 1983, Sichuanese.
Ye Shengtao's Preface and Postscript Collection 1983 Sanlian
I am from Sichuan (prose and poetry) 1984.
Ye Shengtao's Prose Collection 1984, Sanlian
Scarecrow and other fairy tales 1984, son.
Fairy Tales 1985, Xin Lei Publishing House.
Selected Fairy Tales of Ye Shengtao 1986, from Jilin.
Ye Shengtao's masterpiece 1987, Yellow River literature and art.
Collected Works of Ye Shengtao (Volume 1-5) 1988, Jiangsu Education.
Answer: June 5, 2009 +0 1: 4 1
Diaphragm, Offline, Ni Huanzhi (this is one of the earliest novels published in the history of modern literature in China), essays, footsteps, surprisingly, fairy tales, scarecrows, stone statues of ancient heroes, etc.
Ye Shengtao's first academic paper on children's literature was entitled "The Concept of Children", which criticized the bad influence on children in China.
19 14 started writing novels in classical Chinese, and 19 18 published works in vernacular Chinese. He wrote a lot of novels, essays, essays, poems and children's literature in his life.
Catalogue of Ye Shengtao's Main Works
Collected Works of Ye Shengtao (Volume 1 ~ 8) People's Literature Publishing House (April-June, 1958).
Collection of short stories
Membrane, Commercial Press, March 1922.
Fire, Commercial Press, 1923, 1 1 version.
Offline, Commercial Press, 1925, 10.
City, Shanghai Literature Weekly Publishing House, July 1926.
Never tire of collecting, Commercial Press, June 1929.
Four or three episodes, Shanghai Liangyou Book Printing Company, August 1936.
long novel
Ni Huanzhi, Ming Kai Bookstore, August 1929.
attempt
Footsteps, Shanghai Xinhua Publishing House, September, 193 1.
Not Tired of Living at Home, Ming Kai Publishing House,1935,65438+February edition.
Xichuanji, Chongqing Wenguang Publishing House, 1945, 1 version.
Ye Shengtao's Prose Collection, Sichuan People's Publishing House, March 1983.
poetry anthology
Stories, Beijing Writers Publishing House, August 1960. Fairy tales:
Scarecrow, Commercial Press, 1923, 1 1.
Stone Statues of Ancient Heroes, Ming Kai Bookstore, June, 193 1.
theory
On Ye Shengtao's Creation, Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House, 1982, 1.
Educational thesis
Ye Shengtao's Essays on Education in China (Volume I), Beijing Education Science Press, 1980, 10.
Ye Shengtao has served as editor, editor-in-chief or editor-in-chief of the following newspapers:
Saturday, Shanghai News, Shanghai Republic Daily, Literature Weekly, Axiom Daily, Chinese Monthly, Suzhou Review, Women's Magazine, Novel Monthly, Middle School Students, Enlightened Teenagers, China Writers, People's Education, China Language, Poetry, Guangming, chinese magazine and Middle School Students in the Semi-war.
Ye Shengtao's representative fairy tales:
Scarecrow, traveler, white boat, ancient hero stone statue, a seed, rose and goldfish, moon girl's wedding, mimosa, happy people, checkered dreams and so on.
In painting and calligraphy, Mr. Ye Shengtao also has certain attainments, and his works have been handed down from generation to generation. Mr. Ye Shengtao was obsessed with seal cutting in his early years. There are several of his posthumous works that can be seen at present, including: Great Songs are Empty and Ancient, Endless, How Bad, Worrying Drink, Sacred Pottery and King (Gambling). It is quite difficult to carve a stone with a square inch, but without certain knowledge of ancient Chinese characters and calligraphy, certain artistic modeling ability and practice of wielding a knife. Judging from Mr. Ye Shengtao's seal, he has all these things, and he has made considerable efforts in studying printing management.
Later generations learn seal cutting, or pursue ancient seal cutting in Qin and Han dynasties, or learn seal cutting in Ming and Qing dynasties recently; It can be clearly seen that Mr. Ye Shengtao's seal cutting is based on the Ming and Qing seal cutting schools; The methods of printing are: first, imitation, and experience from practice; The first is to read the printed spectrum and understand it in taste. Judging from his seal engravings such as "Bad intentions" and "Worrying after drinking", calligraphy and composition were all printed by the Qing Dynasty, including the legacy of Wu Xizai, a seal engraver in the Qing Dynasty. This seal is arranged according to the seal stick figure, with five characters and four characters, even and proper; The blade is round and steady, the blade is hidden but not sloppy, the pen and pen are clearly explained, and the skills are free; The whole seal style exudes elegance. The seal of "Wang" looks like the seal of Yuan Dynasty, with the word "Wang" in regular script on the top and the flower seal in the shape of pattern symbol on the bottom, which is ethereal and elegant and gratifying. This kind of yuan seal, with few strokes, is extremely difficult to imitate. Mr. Ye Shengtao can carve such a charm, which shows that his accomplishments are not shallow.
The attached picture shows Mr. Ye Shengtao's calligraphy works.
Ye Shengtao is the author of novels such as Diaphragm, Offline, Ni Huanzhi (one of the earliest novels published in the history of modern literature in China), essays such as Ten Records, Footsteps, Xichuan Collection, fairy tales such as Scarecrow and Stone Statues of Ancient Heroes.
Ye Shengtao's first academic paper on children's literature was entitled "The Concept of Children", which criticized the bad influence on children in China.
19 14 started writing novels in classical Chinese, and 19 18 published works in vernacular Chinese. He wrote a lot of novels, essays, essays, poems and children's literature in his life.
On the Spring Banquet Ye Shengtao's First Vernacular Novel 19 18
Xuechao (combined with Zhu Ziqing and others) (poem) 1922
Diaphragm (Collection of Novels) (1922)
Scarecrow (Novel, Early Fairy Tales) 1923
Fire (Collection of Novels) (1923)
Offline (short story) 1925
Ni Huanzhi (Novel) 1929
Stone Statues of Ancient Heroes (Fairy Tales) 193 1
Wenxin (Education) 1934 (co-authored with Xia Mianzun)
Live Not Tired (Prose) 1935
Sheng Tao's short stories (short stories) 1936
Selected Works of Ye (Selected Works) 1936
Skimming instruction example (education) 1946 (co-authored with Zhu Ziqing)
Children's Literature Research 1947
Intensive reading guidance (education) example 1948
Writing Essays (Education) 195 1
Selected Fairy Tales of Ye Shengtao (Fairy Tales) 1956
Selected Works of Ye Shengtao 1958
Struggle (short story) 1959
Night 1959 Ordinary Stories 1959
Microwave oven 1959
The Book of Cherry Blossoms (Poetry) 1960
Mr pan is in trouble (short story) 1964
Ye Shengtao's Prose (Prose) 1983
Me and Sichuan (Prose and Poetry) 1984
Article Speech (co-authored with Xia Mianzun) (Education) 1997
Seventy-two lectures on Mandarin (Education) 1999 (co-authored with Xia Mianzun)
Ye Shengtao has served as editor, editor-in-chief or editor-in-chief of the following newspapers:
Saturday, Shanghai News, Shanghai Republic Daily, Literature Weekly, Axiom Daily, Chinese Monthly, Suzhou Review, Women's Magazine, Novel Monthly, Middle School Students, Enlightened Teenagers, China Writers, People's Education, China Language.
Ye Shengtao's representative fairy tales:
Scarecrow, travelers, small white boats, stone statues of ancient heroes, a seed, the emperor's new clothes, roses and goldfish, the wedding of the moon girl, mimosa, happy people, checkered dreams and so on.