Nightmare through Death Valley

Author: Bing Jun
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: This book collects dozens of stories of brave young people from China and abroad. Some are based on historical events and organized accordingly; some are adapted from world classics and abridged; some draw on folk tales and revised; some are based on news reports and described. Every story is filled with "danger": adventure, exploration, peril, rescue, and escape, fraught with peril. The book presents you with the strange sights of the ocean, desert, jungle, swamp, polar regions, and caves. It also depicts the hardships that humans find unbearable, such as fear, thirst, loneliness, extreme cold, and intense heat. The protagonists of these stories are children and teenagers. The tales showcase the great wisdom and courage these little heroes display in the face of disasters, praising their willpower and perseverance. These stories can broaden the knowledge and horizons of young readers. The noble qualities of the young heroes—facing difficulties without fear and prioritizing others over themselves—can inspire and empower young readers even more.