Xiong Liang
Xiong Xiong Liang (熊亮) is a Chinese illustrator. (He is also known as Kim Xiong.)
Xiong Liang
- Occupation
- illustrator
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Books
Source: • 《兔儿爷》 The Toy Rabbit Story, Heryin Books, Inc., USA, 2005. • 《小石狮》 A Little Stone Lion • 《土将》 The Earthen General • 《小年兽》 The New Year Monster • 《灶王爷》 Kitchen God • 《武松打虎》 《Wu Song Fights the Tiger》 • Family Tree • 《屠龙族》 Dragon Slayers • 《梅雨怪》 Monster Plum Rain • 《一切有心》 All Determined To • 《月亮朋友》 The Moon, My Friend • 《月亮上的筵席》 Teatime on the Moon (2012) • 《野孩子》 The Wild Child (2013) • 《和风一起散步》 Walk With the Wind • 《中国经典 1》Classical Chinese Stories 1 • 《中国经典 2》Classical Chinese Stories 2 • 《中国经典 3》Classical Chinese Stories 3 • 《中国经典 4》Classical Chinese Stories 4 • 《中国经典 5》Classical Chinese Stories 5 • 《长坂坡》 • 《金刚师》 • 《金刚师》 • 《穿墙术》 • 《南瓜和尚》 • 《一园青菜成了精》 • 《大鸟的自行车房》 • Le chat general Zhang Fei • Le gentil monstre
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scholarly publication
- Xiong Liang: Illustrator–China, Bookbird: A Journal of International Children's Literature, 2021
Scholarly · Crossref registry · 2021
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- “Xiong Liang”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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- Wikidata, structured authority record Q49000724: Xiong Liang
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Awards and honours
• 2018 Shortlisted for the Hans Christian Andersen Award • 2017 Winner of a Chen Bochui Children's Literature Award - for Walk With the Wind 《和风一起散步》
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