Tales of Hulan River/部编版语文配套阅读系列·呼兰河传

Tales of Hulan River is the masterpiece of renowned Chinese writer Xiao Hong and one of the most significant novels of the 20th century. Named among Asia Weekly's "100 Greatest Chinese Novels of the 20th Century," this book paints a vivid portrait of the fictional Hulan River town-drawn from the author's own childhood home-in a beautifully lyrical, prose-like style.

《呼兰河传》是萧红的长篇小说，也是一部有影响的代表作。入选《亚洲周刊》"20世纪中文小说100强"，在这部作品中，她以散文化的笔调描写了以家乡为原型的"呼兰河城"的传记。

Xiao Hong (1911-1942), born Zhang Naiying in Hulan, Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, is one of the most brilliant and celebrated female writers in modern Chinese literature. Praised by Lu Xun as the "Literary Goddess of the Luo River" of the 1930s, she possessed a remarkably delicate and perceptive sensibility that allowed her to uncover the often-overlooked significance of life. Her writings are infused with spiritual vitality and profound insight. Her representative works include the novels Ma Bole, The Field of Life and Death, and Tales of Hulan River; the prose piece A Lonely Life; and the long poem cycle Grains of Sand, among others.

萧红（1911―1942），原名张乃莹，黑龙江省哈尔滨市呼兰人。中国现代文学史上颇富才华和盛名的女作家，被鲁迅称为二十世纪三十年代的"文学洛神"。她用特有的细腻敏锐的感悟力，扑捉被人忽略的生的意义，其作品无不灌注性灵智慧。

代表作有：小说《马伯乐》《生死场》《呼兰河传》，散文《孤独的生活》，长篇组诗《砂粒》等。