123: Walk: Walk

Author: Dongyang
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: It has been reported that in the "Winter Camp" activities involving Chinese and Japanese students, as well as the "Summer Camp" activities involving Chinese and Canadian students, the spoiled only children of China have performed poorly in terms of physical fitness, willpower, self-reliance, as well as in terms of civilization, etiquette, and habits, bringing shame upon Chinese students. Is it our fault? Or the parents'? Or the social atmosphere? I am also an only child, and I don't want to blame anyone. But I want to prove myself, to prove that not all only children in China are like the students in those two "camps." Regardless, the future of China will inevitably rest on the shoulders of only children. He is a smart, studious, and mischievous middle school student. He has already published three full-length novels and is the youngest provincial-level writer association member in China, as well as one of the Top Ten Literary Youth in Middle Schools nationwide. To experience life and train himself, he embarked on a 3,000-li journey in twelve days without a single cent or relying on relatives or friends, enduring the kind of life experiences that his peers have never had. He wrote this book as a gift to students in school and to society as a whole.