Winning at the Start: The First Case Study Report on Successful Early Education in China

Author: Zhou Xingwang and Li Xi
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Publishing Date: 2002-09-01
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New Citizens, New Humans – Famous educator, former wife of the President of the People's Republic of China, Wang Guangmei, inscribed the title for this book.
Early education is related to the future of every child, the hope of every mother, and even the prosperity of every nation. I hope every parent reads this book! – Bai Yansong, renowned host of CCTV, inscribed for this book.
The future era will be one that pays more attention to humanity, rewards creativity, and embraces individual development. What children need most are qualities like resilience, optimism, tolerance, and kindness. We must cultivate these qualities in them from the beginning. – Zhu Hongjun, wife of Bai Yansong, renowned host of CCTV, inscribed for this book.
A mother's heart is like sunshine, and a child's heart is like the earth. A mother's love should be as warm as sunshine, pouring into her child's heart. – Fang Yuan, renowned host of the Central Radio Broadcasting Station, inscribed for this book.
Childlike nature is a phantom flapped by the wings of a goddess. Only the authentic self can understand it. – Educational words from the protagonist, Liu Jie.
This book's protagonist, Liu Jie, is China's first postpartum nurse, with 20 years of experience in early education. She is the founder of folk early education in China and the most practically experienced early educator in the country. She is the Chairman and Chief Scientist of Beijing People International Children's Education Consulting Center. She is the originator of the natural and joyful parenting method and has created five firsts in the history of early education in China:
1. The first doctor to become a postpartum nurse after leaving her career.
2. The first person to propose the "Olympic Baby 2049 Training Plan."
3. The first person to establish a "Synchronized Parent-Child Kindergarten."
4. The first person to found a folk early education research center.
5. The first person to implement a family early education experiment.
Liu Jie has extensive experience in caring for infants and is known as China's most dedicated postpartum nurse. The U.S. Early Education Research Center's book, Sesame Opens, has hired Liu Jie as its Chief Science Advisor (China), describing her as China's most experienced early education scientist.