Talk to giants

Author: Ke Yan
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: "Little stool, arranged in a row, little friends sit up, this is the train running fast, I'm the driver and drive the car." Generation after generation of children grew up reciting these children's poems, and the "confused" aunt who wrote them also became Grandmother Ke Yan. Many adults often fail to realize that in a society undergoing transformation and with increasingly diverse cultures, children may also face more anxieties and confusion during their growth. Writer Ke Yan extracted 52 representative questions from the large number of letters children wrote to her, and carefully studied each one. Each reply is like a story, told in a way that is both profound in meaning and lively and approachable. 52 dialogues, 52 heart-to-heart equal exchanges, not only help children solve their doubts and enlighten their minds but also gain the favor of parents and teachers. Now, these have been compiled into a book, not only for the children but also with the hope that all sectors of society who care about the future of the motherland can also bridge the "generation gap" and come to dialogue with [Giant] with love.