2004 China Annual Middle School Student Essays

Author: Zhang Haipeng
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: What is writing? It is "writing with the heart in hand," channeling countless words onto the pen, transforming the momentum of rivers and the sharpness of swords—it is a great skill. This skill does not contradict the speed and strength of sports, nor the deep emotions and beauty of music. For a child, good writing indicates that he or she has qualities that surpass others. First, excellent observation skills. Second, sincerity. Third, the ability to read well.
Selected and edited by Zhang Haipeng, the editor-in-chief of Essay News, a leading authority on student essays in China, this annual collection of junior high school student essays is carefully curated from a vast number of essays published in junior high school student publications across the country in that year. It aims to evaluate the achievements of junior high school students' writing that year and objectively select outstanding essays that are both ideologically sound and artistically excellent, representative, and influential.
The selected works are divided into 12 categories: Student Forum, Campus News, Youth Wind Chime, Social Perspective, and Growth Footprints, covering various genres, themes, and techniques of junior high school student writing. The essays are vivid, fresh, lively, full of active thinking, sincere emotions, and strong language expression, making them excellent examples of junior high school student writing. This volume includes nearly 160 essays by nearly 160 junior high school students, accompanied by concise, concise, and instructive comments from experts.
This book is selected by the authority on student essays from a large number of works published that year, featuring nearly 170 essays by nearly 170 young authors and expert comments. The selected works are divided into 12 categories, with diverse genres and active thinking, serving as excellent examples of junior high school student writing.