Princess Sirindhorn of Thailand
She is not only a Thai state activist, a friendly envoy of the Chinese people, a professor, and a scholar, but also a talented writer and poet with profound literary attainments. . She is very concerned about and supports the creation of Thai Chinese writers
In 1983, her children's novel "The Naughty Gai'er" was published in my country. In 1984 and 1985, she published her children's poems "Song of Grass" (three poems outside) and "Following in Father's Footsteps" (five poems outside) in my country's "Children's Literature". The above-mentioned works are welcomed and loved by the vast number of children in our country.
Princess Sirindhorn has been fond of poetry since she was a child. He wrote many poems while in high school and college. A French teacher in the middle school praised her poems very much and thought that her way of thinking was creative and that it was that of an Easterner and different from that of a Westerner. Some of these poems from his youth were published in Thailand. When Chairman Li Xiannian visited Thailand in the 1980s, the princess gave it to him as a gift. Before November 1985, two teachers from Beijing Foreign Studies University, Wang Ye and Xing Huiru, compiled 20 of these poems and translated them. They were titled "Songs of Grass" and were published by China Children's in November 1985. Publishing House.