Youth Reader -- 100 Stories That Touch Middle School Students

Author: Editorial Department of "Story World"
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Publishing Date: 2001-11-02
Features: This is the first collection of works selected, recommended, and voted on by middle school students in China. It comes from middle school students across the country, with over 10,000 recommended works sifted through like gold from the river, ultimately selecting about 1,000. Then, several key high schools in Shanghai were invited to form a "Reading Club," and based on the majority agreement of the students, these 100 stories were finally compiled. According to the eager students who got an early peek, reading these works is what makes "light reading" truly come alive, and they experience the genuine charm of "joyful education." It not only teaches one to feel moved but also helps imprint life's memories in those moments of emotion. Without needing to read every word, these stories have fully permeated the mind, ready to burst forth when the time is right. Of course, for other readers, exploring these works serves two purposes: first, understanding what kind of works middle school students actually enjoy, and second, delving into their psychological worlds and value orientations.