Tang Sulan

Tang Sulan (born January 1965) is a Chinese writer. Although a prolific writer of novels, proses, and poems, she is best known as a children's writer, and for her fairy tales. She is also a professor with the Faculty of Arts at Hunan Normal University.

Biography
Tang was born in Ningxiang County, Hunan in 1965. She graduated from Hunan Normal University in 1985, where she majored in Chinese Literature. In 1988, she was accepted into Zhejiang University and graduated in 1991.

Tang started publish works in 1986. In 1999, she joined the China Writers Association. Later, she joined the China Association for Promoting Democracy. In 2008, she was a member of the 11th National Committee of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.

In July 2021, Tang was recruited as a counselor by the Hunan Provincial People's Government, with a term of employment until July 2026.

On 13 March 2023, Tang was chosen as chairwoman of Hunan Writers Association, succeeding Wang Yuewen.

Fairy tales

 * Duoduo and Enchanter
 * Duoduo and Witch
 * Seeking the Happy Island
 * Attic Spirit
 * Walking Fireflies To Home
 * Kid With Big Mouth
 * Duoduo and Super Nurse
 * Stupid Wolf and His Parent
 * School Life of The Stupid Wolf
 * Stupid Wolf's Trip
 * Stupid Wolf's Stories
 * How Beautiful The Small Witch
 * Horse Live on The Roof
 * Bunny and His Friends
 * Girl and Gardenia
 * Great Garden

Novellas

 * Zhangyawu's Diary
 * The Joy Zhen Shuai
 * Super Genius Stupid Bear
 * Black Love In Mountains

Proses and poems

 * Rain in The Field
 * Sounds of Dream
 * What Words Could Never Say

Awards

 * Stupid Wolf's Stories – 7th Xin Yixi Literary Prize (1994), 1st Zhang Tianyi Fairy Tale Prize (1999), Bingxin Children's Literary Prize, 5th National Children's Literary Award (1998)
 * Duoduo and Witch – 4th National Children's Literary Award (1995)
 * Horse Live on The Roof – 7th Chen Bochui Children's Literary Prize (1999)
 * Bunny and His Friends – 5th National Book Award
 * Girl and Gardenia – 2nd Zhang Tianyi Fairy Tale Prize (2001)
 * Great Garden – 8th National Excellent Children's Literary Award (2010)
 * One of the top ten people influencing Hunan