That semester grew up in the rain

Author: Zhang Yinmo
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: Educating middle school students about their sexual psychology and knowledge is an urgent matter in today's society, schools, and families. The efforts of these three aspects should not be ignored for the sake of achieving goals such as success, the college entrance examination, or future prospects. Ignoring or avoiding their spiritual needs during their physical growth will lead to irreversible mistakes. This book serves as a wake-up call for all children, parents, and teachers. By guiding them through these crucial steps during their adolescent years, they will benefit lifelong. This book is a collection of follow-up interviews by Zhang Yinmo, conducted after her previous work The Rose Hidden in the Schoolbag, focusing on the growth-related anxieties caused by middle school students' sexual issues. Thirteen enthusiastic young friends openly share their hearts, recounting their reflections from middle school, the profound impact of their sexual experiences on their lives, and the pains and confusion they encountered during their growth. They want to convey that if we want children to grow up happier, healthier, more joyful, and with dignity, we should genuinely approach them and help them.