Through two parallel story lines, explore the meaning of "growth" and "self pursuit"... Recently, the children's literature writer Yin Jianling's new Bildungsroman "Sail" has received widespread attention. What is excellent children's literature? How can we write children's literature well? Yin Jianling also has his own thoughts on this. In her view, the highest level of children's literature writing is "to speak abstruse and complicated life in simple language". She believes that children's literature should not be inferior to the artistic standard because it is labeled as "children", let alone because the age of the reader is too young, and scribbled the meaning of life that adult writers need to express in it. The time and geographical span of the novel "Sail", which is a "natural" novel, is relatively large. Spring Festival (Catherine) and Xilian are two parallel clues. The former seeks the root of family and the latter seeks the root of self. The Chinese writer Nanxi, who came to New Zealand to visit, accidentally intervened in it and strung two stories. Yin Jianling, a writer of children's literature. Yin Jianling, an interviewee, said that Chunling was a legend in the novel and was born in Kaiping, Guangdong more than 100 years ago. Later, my grandmother and mother had to entrust the critically ill spring order to Maggie, a New Zealand woman, who came to China. From then on, she began her tortuous growth process. Chunling was once trapped in the dilemma and confusion about her identity and positioning, and it was only after she realized her promise to her adoptive mother Maggie to "study medicine and return to China to become a doctor" that she really found her place of origin. Also deeply troubled is the Chinese woman Xilian who settled in New Zealand. In Yin Jianling's view, Chunling and Xilian are actually discussing a topic: Who am I? Where do I come from? Why am I like this? "Questions like this may accompany us all our lives." She was glad that she finally found the "double arch" structure in the novel to tell the story, and Nanxi was the bridge connecting the two arches. For Yin Jianling, the creation of Sail was more spontaneous. In 2017, she once worked in Mike? The Gold Writing Center has had a short life experience and also contacted the Chinese community in New Zealand. For a long time, the days of quiet writing lingered like a knife in my memory. She began to rethink the meaning of writing to herself and decided to write something for that period, The life topics such as self - pursuit discussed in the novel should also be suitable for adults. "However, each child's reading level and understanding ability are different, so we should not underestimate the child." She said, "Perhaps a child who has just entered primary school will also make his own interpretation." The book cover of Yin Jianling's "Sail". The picture-supplied novels of Changjiang Literature and Art Publishing House are polysemous. Once they are born, they have gained new life from the readers. Everyone will get different inspiration and insights from them. What Sail expects to convey to the readers is also diverse. "But