Dong Qiao's Essays

Author: Dong Qiao
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: The second series of "New Chinese Language Curriculum Reading Series" has met! This series includes Chinese and foreign fairy tales, folk stories, and ancient Chinese poems suitable for primary school students; as well as ancient Chinese philosopher works, modern and contemporary Chinese master essays, classic foreign long and short novels, and essays suitable for junior and senior high school students. Some of these works have withstood the test of decades or even centuries, remaining timeless and fresh, while others have gained widespread popularity through contemporary readers. Some works even have dedicated websites and numerous admirers. The charm of excellent books is truly captivating! This series is divided into two reading levels: primary school and secondary school. The primary school reading level includes 13 works such as "One Thousand and One Nights," "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea," "Selected Chinese and Foreign Children's Poems," and "Chinese and Foreign Folk Tales." The secondary school reading level includes 31 works such as "Direct Interpretation of the Art of War," "Direct Interpretation of the Book of Songs," "Selected Tang and Song Ci," "Selected Essays of Lin Yutang," "Jane Eyre," "The Sorrows of Young Werther," and "Selected Chinese Novels of the Past Century." This book is Dong Qiao's collection of essays, mainly including "Notes on Autumn Garden's Flora," "On Tastes," "Listening to the Three-Dimensional Nostalgia," "Reading Gardens," "Keynes' Hand," "Prospects in the Mirror," "Crows? Swallows? Ancient Trees," "Going Back Was for the Past!," "A Letter to My Daughter," "Roots," "The Mood of Wang Tao," "Only Jingting, Still This Willow," "Yang Zhenning's Inspiration," "This Generation's Affairs," "Lighting the Back Garden," "People Who Enjoy Culture," "A Cultural History Scattered on the Sofa," "Let's Have Afternoon Tea!," "The Whole Room Is Filled with Spring Air!," "Mr. Browning's Buttered Bread," "A Book Collector's Thoughts," "I Didn't Promise to Give You a Rose Garden," "Springtime Affairs," "A Joke Written at a Friend's Request," "Reading by the Book Window," "The Stubbornness of Quiet Observation," "New Shadows of Lanterns," "Essays Are Like Wine," "Notes on Promoting Spring," "The Consciousness of Radishes and Cabbages," "A Half-Page on Britain and Japan," "Thoughts on the End of the Year and Sending Greetings to Old Friends," "As Observing Fire and Water," "Not About Elegance or Vulgarity," "Willow Bark and Salicylic Acid..."