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'''Zheng Yuanjie''' is a noted philanthropist, public speaker and a widely acclaimed children’s author. Most of [[China]]’s[[ post-80s]] generation read his fairytale series "Pipilu and Luxixi", which were best-sellers when they were children 20 or so years ago.<br />
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He took the first place in the 2012 Chinese Writers Rich List that was released on Nov. 29, 2012. His "Pipilu" fairy tale series brought in 26 million yuan in royalties.<br />
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In 1984, Zheng began publishing a children’s magazine "The King of Fairy Tales". It was a huge success, and by 2009 Zheng was listed as the richest writer in China. <br />
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Zheng has many unconventional views. He disagrees with school education, saying it makes simple things complicated, and tutored his son at home. He quit the [[Beijing Writers’ Association]] in April, 2010 after disagreeing with his colleagues’ reaction to the Yushu earthquake.<br />
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