China Children's Literature Network was the most authoritative children's literature website in the country.
The magazine under it was China Children's Literature.
This publication was jointly founded by the Youth League and the Writers 'Association. It was known as the " banner of Chinese children's literature."
Huaxia Children's Literature was a monthly magazine with a circulation of three million copies.
Huaxia Children's Literature focused on the combination of literariness and legibility, which made millions of young readers obsessed.
It would also subtly improve one's reading and writing skills and overall quality. It would be easy to read, and one would benefit infinitely.
After opening the China Children's Literature Network, he first clicked on the submission description.
He didn't know what to say about the first one.
"This website is purely a public welfare website. We are temporarily unable to pay the author's royalties. The author has the right to sign his work and let more people read your work through this website.”
Although Yu Xian was a little speechless, he could understand.
How should he put it? The real money was still in publishing.
After all, it was impossible for a child to read those words online.
The second explanation explained some copyright issues.
"The copyrights of the works of each program belong to the author himself.
If newspapers or publishing houses want to publish the works of the various columns on this site, please contact the author himself.
The newspapers and publishing houses that reprinted the works had to pay the author's remuneration according to China's copyright law and send samples (journals).
If the author does not pay the remuneration, the author has the right to sue.”
Yu Xian nodded and then went to watch the essay competition.
If the website didn't pay, the magazine would naturally pay.
Of course, this was not the biggest part.
Yu Xian registered an account, and his pen name was naturally Yu Yin.
This way, when she grew up, hehe, she would inexplicably become a children's author.
Haha!
After registering his account, he opened the author's backstage of China Children's Literature Network.
Compared to the author's background for 'Cultivation', it's a little shabby.
However, it did not affect the submission.
In his spare time, he uploaded the three fairy tales he had written," The Big Bad Wolf and the Little White Rabbit,"" Little Red Riding Hood," and " The Ugly Duckling," as well as two children's songs.
After that, he closed the backstage.
China Children's Literature Network's review process might be stricter.
Generally speaking, the explanation given by the website was three working days.
After all, it was a story for children. No matter how strict it was, it was not too much.
After he uploaded it, he did not care anymore.
The reason why he uploaded it was actually based on two thoughts.
Firstly, he had to decide on the copyright first so that others would not write it first.
It was better to prevent trouble before it happened.
Secondly, there were still many adults who liked to learn some stories on the website and then tell them to their children.
For example, the stories that Lin Yujing told Miao Miao were all based on this.
After Zhou Lanxiang learned how to use a computer, it was the same.
In this way, the power of the spread would be greatly increased, which would be of great benefit to his points.
……
"Miaomiao, come down quickly. Don't let your father hug you anymore!”
"No, no, Miaomiao wants Daddy to carry her!”
"Miaomiao, if you don't listen to me, Mommy will spank you!”
"No, no! Daddy, quickly cover Miao Miao's butt!”
Yu Xian lifted the little girl's butt and smiled at Lin Yujing.""I'm fine. My body has almost recovered.”
"Besides, Miaomiao isn't that heavy. We'll be arriving at Auntie Liu's house soon.”
"Just drown her!"
Lin Yujing felt helpless.
Zhou Lanxiang smiled." It's fine. It'll be fine when Miaomiao goes to kindergarten."”
Yu Guoqing grabbed Miao Miao's hand and asked,""Miao Miao, do you want Grandpa to carry you?”
"Grandpa, Miaomiao wants Daddy to carry her."
Miao Miao buried her head in Yu Xian's neck, not afraid of the heat.
"Sigh, I really forgot about Grandpa after having Daddy!”
Yu Guoqing was hurt.
He walked to the front with his hands behind his back.
In the end, only the slowest Yu Xian was left behind.
Seeing that she did not 'snatch' her father away, Miao Miao was concerned about him.
"Daddy, is Miaomiao very heavy? Are you tired carrying Miaomiao?”
Yu Xian raised his eyebrows at Lin Yujing, who had turned around.
Then she smiled and said,"Daddy isn't tired.”
"Daddy, when I grow up, can I hug you too?”
"Good! When Miao Miao grew up and her father could no longer walk, Miao Miao would carry her father on her back.”
"Yes! Miao Miao is very strong. I can carry the little white rabbit and the little gray rabbit!”
"What about the little yellow duck?"
"Ah, yes, I still have a little yellow duck!”
The father and daughter chatted innocently.
Then, they went to their old neighborhood and went to Auntie Liu's house.
Zhou Lanxiang knocked on the door.
Yu Xian looked at the door opposite him.
The couplet and the word "fortune" at the door were already in a different style.
The home behind this door was the home he had lived in for more than twenty years.
However, in order to pay for the high medical expenses and recuperation fees, the old house was sold, and so was the new house where he and Lin Yujing got married.
However, the old house was not worth much, and the new house only had a down payment.
That bit of money was only a drop in the bucket for five years of hospitalization and medical expenses.
Sigh!
Yu Xian sighed and looked away.
In five years, things had changed.
……
The new novel knelt down!
Friends, give me some flowers!
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