The original text of "Walking Tomorrow" 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?
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The whole poem "Walking Tomorrow" shows a child's inner excitement and expectation on the eve of hiking. The author skillfully links "can't sleep" with "going hiking tomorrow" The same exclamation "alas" in the poem is repeated three times, increasing emotional strength again and again.
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.
About the author:
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 Strait, the editorial board of Kangxuan Textbook, and the language consultant of Hong Kong Education Press. His representative works include I Have Friendship for Rent, Lovely Animal Fuck, True and False Pearl and so on.