These words also instantly bring back the memories of many people's youth. The comic book, which was bought with New Year's money, often carried around, occasionally flipped through and even copied, carries countless childlike hearts, inspires readers to grow, and brings simple lessons and profound enlightenment to their childhood and even the entire life. Do you still remember the little books that accompanied your soul in your childhood? What have they become now? Let's explore together. In the 1950s and 1990s, the picturesque comic books were once the spiritual food for many people, and almost everyone had read them. Time has changed, and with the rise of electronic reading and the abundance of book categories, comic books seem to have gradually faded from people's lives and are difficult to find in the public eye. People's Fine Arts Publishing House is an important town for the creation and production of Lianhuanhua in New China. Its comic strip magazine has 72 years of history and has accompanied the childhood of several generations. Recently, the reporter went to the People's Fine Arts Publishing House located at No. A3, East Third Ring South Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing, to explore what Lianhuanhua look like today. In the editing room, Zou Yiqingzheng, the chief editor of the Lianhuanhua publishing center, discussed with the editors the Page layout of the new comic book Mother in law Sting Words. He told reporters that this set of "Hot Youth" comic books consists of "The Inscription of Mother-in-law", "Niutou Mountain", "Gun Picks the King of Xiaoliang", "Double Guns Lu Wenlong", "Xiaoshang River", "Three Reds and One Creation" ("Red Rock", "Red Sun", "Red Flag Genealogy", and "Entrepreneurship History"), as well as "Green Mountains and Forest" ("Song of Youth", "Great Changes in Mountain Villages", "Defending Yan'an", and "Forest Sea Snow Plain"), Expected to meet with readers in the near future. "From the founding of New China to the early days of reform and opening up, people have few opportunities to watch movies. Lianhuanhua are the most convenient, affordable, interesting and beneficial cultural and entertainment carrier that many people can access, and their publication volume is very surprising." Zhou Wei, the party secretary and president of People's Fine Arts Publishing House, recalled the glory of comic books, "For example, Gao Yubao's" I Want to Read ", a story about the poor young people who refused to yield to difficulties, was printed three times in succession in the 1960s, with the print count exceeding 1 million. Until now, many readers have said they want to see the reprint version." The cause of Lianhuanhua is in full swing, attracting a number of skilled realist style painters to join the creation team. In its heyday, the People's Fine Arts Publishing House had more than 20 people in its Lianhuanhua studio, including Liu Jiyou, Wang Shuhui, Ren Zhiying and other famous artists. ▲ Some Lianhuanhua publications of People's Fine Arts Publishing House. Photographed by Chen Zhiyin, a reporter of Guangming Daily/Guangming Pictures At that time, most Lianhuanhua were printed in black and white in 64 format, and the style of painting was mostly line drawing, fine brushwork, and woodcut, which was deeply influenced by traditional painting techniques. Reader Liu Weitong told reporters