1922: Leisure (Collection of Poetry and Prose)
1923: Stars (anthology), Springs (anthology), Superman (collection of novels and essays).
1926: to young readers (prose collection)
1930: the past (collection of novels and essays)
193 1 year: returning to the south (prose collection)
1932: aunt (novel collection)
1933: going to the countryside (collection of novels)
1935: Travel Notes of Pingsui (prose collection) and Dong Er Girl (novel collection).
1943: About Women (Prose Collection)
1956: Tao Qi's summer diary (novel)
1957: Return of Original Miscellaneous Notes (Prose Collection)
1958: After Return (Prose Collection)
1960: We wake up in spring (prose), small orange lamp (novel, prose, poetry).
1962: ode to cherry blossoms (prose collection)
1964: Notes on Collection (Prose Collection)
1980: Yi Xian Collection (essays and novels)
198 1 year: three letters to young readers (essays)
1982: unforgettable beads (when creating)
Bing Xin (19001010.05-1999.02.28) was originally named Xie Wanying, a native of Changle, Fujian, and a member of China Association for Promoting Democracy. China poet, modern writer, translator, children's literature writer, social activist and essayist. The pen name Bing Xin is taken from There is a Bing Xin in the Jade Pot.
In the morning post of August 19 19, Bing Xin published her first essay "Hearing Feelings on 2 1 Day" and her first novel "Two Houses". 1923 Before and after studying abroad, he began to publish a series of communication essays with the general title "To Young Readers", which became the foundation work of children's literature in China. 1946 was hired as the first foreign female professor by Tokyo University to teach the course of China New Literature, and returned to China in 195 1 year. ?
1February 28th, 999 At 2 1 p.m., Bing Xin died in Beijing Hospital at the age of 99, and was known as the "old man of the century".