Extended information: The whole poem "Going Hiking Tomorrow" expresses the inner excitement and anticipation of a child on the eve of the hike. The author cleverly connects the two things "can't sleep" and "we have to go hiking tomorrow". The same interjection "alas" is repeated three times in the poem, which increases the emotional intensity each time. In 2016, this poem was selected into the new edition of the Chinese textbook for the first grade of primary school published by the People's Education Press as the 9th lesson text of Group 7. About the author: Fang Suzhen is a senior children's literature writer in Taiwan, China. She 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 successively served as the chairman of the Cross-Strait Children's Literature Research Association, the editorial board member of Kangxuan Textbooks, and the Chinese Language Consultant of Hong Kong Education Press. His representative works include "I Have Friendships for Rent", "Cute Animal Fucks", and "True and False Little Pearls".