Author: Jin Bo
How nice this green valley is. There are red flowers, green grass and fruit trees all over the mountain.
There are pears, apples and peaches. There is also a little friend here who runs in the valley all day.
How many times I want to see him, just because I can't find him in the mountains. But I sing folk songs,
He also sings folk songs; I whistle and he whistles with me.
He also likes to sing like that bird, bleat like that lamb, and cackle like that spring at night.
Learn to crow like a golden rooster in the morning. Now he no longer imitates the way his grandfather cried when he was a child.
War-torn gunfire and the howling of wolves in the middle of the night. He learns from me every day: cheerful songs, hearty laughter;
Our echoing voices floated in the valley all day. If you want to know his name,
He asked Dashan, "Can I call you an echo?" He will definitely promise-"Good!"
Extended data
Jin Bo published his works from 1957. Mainly poetry and songs, but also published children's songs and dances and comments. His published works include Echo (poetry anthology, Shanghai Children's Publishing House, 1963).
Red Parrot and Green Parrot (fairy tale, 1963 Shanghai Children's Publishing House), Orchard Children's Songs (collection of children's songs, 1979 Shanghai Children's Publishing House), Birds in the Woods (anthology, 1979 Xin Lei Publishing House) and Flying Flowers (anthology).
Jin Bo has been writing hard in recent years. Thinking also turned to how to express the beauty of the new era and new life more deeply. Compared with his works in the 1950s and 1960s, his poems are becoming more and more mature and perfect both ideologically and artistically, and the subject areas are constantly being explored and expanded.
Jinbo not only penetrated into children's interesting life inside and outside school, but also penetrated into the vast nature. Although Jin Bo's poems are rich in content, the keynote throughout is singing and pursuing beauty. The natural beauty, spiritual beauty and human beauty that pervade every corner of children's lives are all shown in his poems.