The results indicate that reading the simplified graded work can not only be a
stimulus for creative writing, but also acquaint students with the use of words, as well
as the rules. Additionally, the students also became aware of the text structure, the
skills and characteristics the author deliberately used to begin the story and then
subconsciously transferred them to their own writing. Evidence for this
transformation can be seen in the students’ pages of creative writing, within which the
students transferred the imaginative energy from the literary text. That is, reading can
be a stimulus to spur readers' imaginative writing. Thus, in EFL learning, reading
stories helps to promote the students’ creativity.