"Continuing the Education of Love

Author: Meng Degacha
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: Teachers in schools can show us the path each of us must take, but to walk that path still requires our own feet. People can labor, trees can bear fruit, and both need long-term care—care for trees is called cultivation, while care for people is called education. Trees bloom to bear fruit, and your hope is to determine your lifelong ideal. With your two good eyes, you should observe the world with them; with a sound mind, you should think with it. In this way, you can become an outstanding person. Happy people are also wise people, and at the same time, they are those with healthy bodies, kindness, and the ability to judge things. Quality education is essentially an education of love—it is the sincere love for the motherland, parents, teachers, and friends. Love is the foundation of education. Adolescence is a crucial stage in a person's life. During the growth of adolescents, in addition to teaching them knowledge, we should also give them something more? The Continuation of Love Education provides an exemplary model of quality education.
Anacleto, the uncle of Enrico, is a retired captain. He possesses poetic language that is delicate and beautiful, the keen insight of a philosopher, the extensive knowledge of a biologist, and the demeanor and character of a gentleman. He takes Enrico into the vast society, speaking gently and guiding him patiently. He is sometimes stern, sometimes gentle, sometimes excited, and sometimes subdued, telling many touching stories and profound philosophies, allowing Enrico to learn things that cannot be learned in the classroom. Love Education tells a story of emotional education, while The Continuation of Love Education is about willpower education. Among the seemingly calm conversations, there is a passion for life and nature, an optimistic and upward spirit, and a merciless denunciation of the ugly aspects of society. After reading it, one is left with much to ponder and is deeply thought-provoking. This book is the best read for quality education and is a must-read educational classic for teachers, parents, and adolescents.