Chen Yinque Collection. Notes on Reading I: Chen Yinque Collection

Author: Chen Yinque
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: Independent spirit, free thought. The Chen Yinque Collection consists of thirteen volumes in fourteen books, including all of the author's writings available at the time. The collection features newly compiled works such as poems, notes, letters (including the Records of the Grand Historian, Records of the Han Dynasty, Explanations of the Tang Law, Tang Dynasty Novels, Miscellaneous Fragments from Dunhuang, and works on eminent monks), a correspondence collection, lectures, and new manuscripts. In the spring of 1942, he hastily revisited this collection, completing it in just two months. During that time, he was suffering from illness, poverty, and hardship, and his lack of progress was inevitable. Yet he was fortunate enough to still manage to review it.
This book guides children in drawing through the images of various animals, plants, vehicles, daily necessities, buildings, cartoon characters, and more, progressing from simple to complex. It is accompanied by Chinese characters and Pinyin, making it a vivid and lively learning companion for young children to master drawing skills.