The announcement of the 2024 Hans Christian Andersen Award has become a major focus in the literary world. At the IBBY press conference at the Bologna Children's Book Fair, when the clock struck 3 p.m., an exciting news spread around the world: Hans Janisch had won the Hans Christian Andersen Writer's Award. This award is not only a recognition of his personal talent, but also an affirmation of his outstanding contributions to the field of children's literature over the years.
Hans Janish is internationally renowned for his children's poetry collection "Today I Want to Swallow Slowly". With its unique poetic expression, this collection of poems leads readers into a world full of imagination and warmth. Each poem is as sweet as candy, making people indulge in it and forget to return. The picture book works "Pumpkin Princess", "I Can't Itch My Limbs" and "Timid as a Rabbit" show Yanish's deep understanding and gentle care for children's hearts.
As one of the highest honors in the field of children's literature, the Hans Christian Andersen Award carries the honor and recognition of writers. Its award signifies the outstanding talent and profound influence of the writers in their creation. Looking back on 2016, Chinese writer Cao Wenxuan won the award, opening a new chapter in Chinese children's literature on the international stage and paving the way for the rise of more Chinese writers.
As readers, we can't help but rejoice in this honor, because Hans Janish's works not only bring us the pleasure of reading, but also lead us to a window to the depths of our hearts, allowing us to re-examine life and ourselves.
The presentation of the Hans Christian Andersen Award is also an encouragement and motivation for the entire field of children's literature. It reminds us that the power of children's literature is great and enduring and not just for children, but for them to lead them on the path to growth.
Hans Janish, winner of the Hans Christian Andersen Award in 2024, is here to witness the glory and beauty of children's literature with us. May we be able to find more about the power of childlike innocence and more about the meaning of life in his words.
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