New Three-Character Classic

Author: Li Hanqiu
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Publish Date: 2002-03-01
Features: The "New Three-Character Classic" published by Science Press in 1995 was widely welcomed by readers and received general attention from people at home and abroad. It was even translated into Japanese by a Japanese friend and circulated abroad. Based on the spirit of the "Implementation Plan for Citizen Moral Construction," the "New Three-Character Classic" has been revised. The text closely aligns with the core ideas of the "Plan," such as "loving the country and abiding by the law, being polite and trustworthy, uniting and being friendly, being diligent and self-improving, and dedicating oneself to work." It introduces many famous historical figures, including patriotic martyrs, revolutionaries, scientists, writers, and thinkers. Explanations are provided at relevant places in the text, describing their vivid and moving stories. The book also specially adds content on environmental protection, science, and innovation. The carefully crafted rhymes make the text easier to recite and remember, and the numerous comic illustrations bring endless joy to reading. This book can guide young people in understanding history and scientific culture while cultivating their character, learning the basics of being a good person, and remembering social moral norms. It is an excellent popular reading material for implementing citizen moral construction, a practical reference for teachers in primary and secondary schools and kindergartens to conduct moral education, and an outstanding supplementary book for parents to educate their children.
The book introduces many famous historical figures, including patriotic martyrs, revolutionaries, scientists, writers, and thinkers, and provides easy-to-understand explanations at relevant places in the text, describing their vivid and moving stories. It also specially adds content on environmental protection, science, and innovation. The rhymes of the text are catchy and engaging, and the comic illustrations are lively and interesting, guiding young people to cultivate their character, understand the basics of being a good person, and remember social moral norms while learning about history and scientific culture.