Jianjians Wish (Chinese Traditional Characters / English)

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Yuet-Wan Lo Professor Qi Wang (National Renewable Energy Laboratory Golden Colorado)

Jianjians Wish

Chinese Traditional Characters / English

Yuet-Wan Lo, Professor Qi Wang (National Renewable Energy Laboratory Golden Colorado), Danielle Taylor-Burr

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Ming Yi Chinese Publication Limited
30 November 2017

Animal stories (Children's&YA); Languages & ESL; Chinese - Children's Bilingual Books; Traditional Characters; Chinese - Languages

A grey mouse called Jianjian was playing in the hills when he saw a rainbow bridge. He wished to go there but he could not fly. A strong gust of wind brought an injured white crane into the meadow, whom Jianjian helped to recover. To return his kindness, White Crane took him to the rainbow bridge. Jianjian discovered that there were many different kinds of fruits and vegetables inside the rainbow bridge and he loved eating them very much. He felt very excited! Unfortunately, soon after they had come back to the meadow, White Crane had to leave Jianjian. Jianjian felt very sad but wished that White Crane would come back again someday to see him. This book is written in Traditional Chinese with English Translation. There are also two revision activities to help children recap on the story and for them to have some fun.

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By: Yuet-Wan Lo
Edited by: Professor Qi Wang (National Renewable Energy Laboratory Golden Colorado), Danielle Taylor-Burr
Imprint: Ming Yi Chinese Publication Limited
Dimensions: Height: 297mm, Width: 210mm, Spine: 3mm
Weight: 141g
ISBN: 9781912381012
ISBN 10: 191238101X
Pages: 36
Publication Date: 30 November 2017
Recommended Age: From 6 to 10 years
Audience: Children/juvenile , English as a second language
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Yuet-wan originates from Hong Kong. She graduated from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. In 1996, she moved to the United Kingdom. She taught Chinese and Social Science subjects in schools in Hong Kong for 10 years. During this time, she started writing for publication and won several awards in writing competitions, including the first runner-up in The 6th Creative Writing Competition (Children's Story) by Sun Ya Publications Limited and the 65th Anniversary Writing Competition (Women's Group- Essay) by Wah Kiu Daily News in 1990. She also won a few writing merit awards in 1994 and 1995. She currently works as a professional translator and interpreter in the U.K. , , 1996 , , , 1990 ( ) ( ) , 1994 1995 Qi Wang originates from Anshan in Liaoning, China. She went to Griffith College Dublin, Ireland in 2000 for further study and was awarded a bachelor's degree in Arts by the college. In 2009 she moved to the United Kingdom. She now works as an editor for children books in London. In China, she gained the Mandarin Teaching Certificate issued by the International Profession Certification Association (IPA) and several awards in writing competitions: First Prize in the China's Children Poetry Competition I love Mother Nature, First Prize in the Liaoning Province Writing Competition and Champion of the Special Award in the Campus Writing Competition. 2000 Griffith College Dublin 2009 , (IPA)