Every day, make a little progress.

Author: Wu Zhanghong (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This is a book that condenses the essence of life, a book filled with profound maternal love, and even more so, a book that holds heartfelt hopes for children in the midst of their growth: A laid-off worker facing hardship, a poor single mother, and an ordinary mother of a 16-year-old child studying piano in Eastern Europe. To ensure her children do not lose their way amidst the distractions of young life, to remain resilient and independent, and to avoid being eroded by the allure of the world, she worked tirelessly while also finding opportunities to read newspapers and magazines by selling her own labor. Year after year, she diligently composed and sent "A Letter Every Monday" to her child. These spiritual nourishments, marked with "Mother's Words," nurtured the child as they grew up far from home. Years passed, and the former middle school student became a "Piano Genius from China," hailed by the Chinese embassy as an "Outstanding Chinese Student Abroad."