Author: Compiled by the Editorial Department of "Extracurricular Reading"
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Publishing Date: 2004-12-01
Features: Some say that many of the most beautiful flowers in the world often bloom in places unknown to many. The editors of "Extracurricular Reading" have widely gathered wisdom and expended their mental efforts to collect the most beautiful rose. "Extracurricular Reading" chooses the pursuit of truth, goodness, and beauty in life. Through vivid, beautiful, and touching stories, texts, and illustrations, it nourishes readers' hearts like gentle spring rain, valuing the subtle beauty hidden in their hearts. In a material world, it guides young readers to see a broader world and cultivates a spiritual garden that truly permeates the joy of life. Thus, they can lower their actions to discover beauty within themselves and around them, create harmony, and gain insights, comfort, associations, purification, identification, and care.
In today's society, the standard of material living has taken a substantial leap forward, and the ways and levels of material enjoyment are far beyond what they used to be. Children's material happiness can be said to be unprecedented. However, parents with a sense of caution can see the emptiness hidden beneath this superficial splendor: the lack of spiritual development in children, the shortcomings in mental health, and the crisis in character formation. None of these can be resolved by material wealth. Providing children with better spiritual nourishment is precisely the purpose of our publishing "Extracurricular Reading." We hope to offer young readers a treasure chest filled with knowledge, fun, curiosities, life, and its philosophies. We neither want to pander to nor conquer, but rather want to think and create with you.
Some say that many of the most beautiful flowers in the world often bloom in places unknown to many. The editors of "Extracurricular Reading" have widely gathered wisdom and expended their mental efforts to collect the most beautiful rose. "Extracurricular Reading" chooses the pursuit of truth, goodness, and beauty in life. Through vivid, beautiful, and touching stories, texts, and illustrations, it nourishes readers' hearts like gentle spring rain, valuing the subtle beauty hidden in their hearts. In a material world, it guides young readers to see a broader world and cultivates a spiritual garden that truly permeates the joy of life. Thus, they can lower their actions to discover beauty within themselves and around them, create harmony, and gain insights, comfort, associations, purification, identification, and care.
In today's society, the standard of material living has taken a substantial leap forward, and the ways and levels of material enjoyment are far beyond what they used to be. Children's material happiness can be said to be unprecedented. However, parents with a sense of caution can see the emptiness hidden beneath this superficial splendor: the lack of spiritual development in children, the shortcomings in mental health, and the crisis in character formation. None of these can be resolved by material wealth. Providing children with better spiritual nourishment is precisely the purpose of our publishing "Extracurricular Reading." We hope to offer young readers a treasure chest filled with knowledge, fun, curiosities, life, and its philosophies. We neither want to pander to nor conquer, but rather want to think and create with you.
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