Chinese folk tales

Author: Xuan Bei Xia
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book is one of the must-reads for the new Chinese curriculum standards, primarily introducing Chinese folk tales to students in the compulsory education stage. The features of this book are: (1) The selected folk tales are highly representative. There are 50 stories in the book, some of which are about early inventions and creations, while others are meant to encourage people to do good. The content is comprehensive and quite representative. (2) The selected stories are positive and uplifting. The author has excluded folk tales that promote superstition, and the chosen stories are suitable for students whose worldview is still developing. By reading these folk tales, students can deepen their understanding of their country's culture and ethnic customs, making it a valuable. This book is one of the must-reads for the new Chinese curriculum standards, primarily introducing Chinese folk tales to students in the compulsory education stage. The features of this book are: (1) The selected folk tales are highly representative. There are 50 stories in the book, some of which are about early inventions and creations, while others are meant to encourage people to do good. The content is comprehensive and quite representative. (2) The selected stories are positive and uplifting. The author has excluded folk tales that promote superstition, and the chosen stories are suitable for students whose worldview is still developing. By reading these folk tales, students can deepen their understanding of their country's culture and ethnic customs, making it a valuable.