The fungus grass theme children's novel "Happiness Grass" was recently published and distributed. Courtesy of respondents
Fuzhou, April 26 (China News Network) (Reporter Lin Chunyin) China's first fungal grass theme children's novel "Happiness Grass" was recently published and distributed, and the publisher held a donation symposium at the National Fungus and Grass Engineering Technology Research Center of Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University on the 25th.
"Happiness Grass" was published by Fujian Children's Publishing House in March this year, and was selected into this year's "Recommended List of Graded Reading for Teenagers in Fujian Province".
Based on the creation of Professor Lin Zhanxi, an expert in fungal grass, the book tells the story of a father and son who have encountered setbacks in life, and through contact with the magical happiness grass, they have met the persistent and selfless dedication of the fungus grass engineering team, thus opening a new chapter in their lives.
The fungi-themed children's novel "Happiness Grass" held a donation symposium at Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University on April 25. Courtesy of respondents
At the symposium, Professor Lin Zhanxi said: "If the fungus grass technology is to truly become a happy grass that benefits mankind and the vast number of developing countries, it is not only the efforts of adults, but also the efforts of generations. ”
With the unremitting efforts of Lin Zhanxi's team for more than 20 years, the "Chinese fungus grass" technology has been promoted to 106 countries and regions.
The author Xiaoyue said that the book pays tribute to Professor Lin Zhanxi and Dr. Lin Dongmei, the father of Chinese fungus, and to the members of the National Fungus And Grass Engineering Technology Research Center and their families. "Based on the moving stories of their contributions to Chinese solutions and Chinese wisdom for the global poverty reduction cause, The Happy Grass children's novel sows the seeds of science, ideal belief and dedication in the hearts of young people."
It is understood that the publisher will donate 300 copies of "Happy Grass" to the National Fungus Grass Engineering Technology Research Center, and will soon combine the reading activities of the whole people, using online expert recommendation, offline reading lectures and other forms, so that "Happy Grass" will enter the campus and enter the family, and through the power of example, spread the deeds of outstanding scientists who study hard, have the courage to innovate and persevere among young people. (End)