China Youth Self-Help Manual

Author: Yang Xiong
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: This book addresses common school, family, social, psychological, and rights-related issues that Chinese adolescents often encounter. Combining real-life cases, Professor Yang Xiong from the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, a leading expert in youth issues research in China, provides comprehensive, practical advice and suggestions. The examples cited in this book are frequently encountered in family, school, and social life, and it also introduces methods that can help students master how to handle emergencies. Through reading this book, students can find the fastest and most effective ways to overcome difficulties, eliminate dangers, and protect themselves in future emergencies. The book is divided into five parts: Self-Protection in School, Self-Protection in Family, Self-Protection in Society, Psychological Self-Protection for Youth, and Youth Rights Self-Protection. The examples provided are commonly encountered in family, school, and social life, and the book also introduces methods that can help students master how to handle emergencies. By reading this book, adolescents can find the fastest and most effective ways to overcome difficulties, eliminate dangers, and protect themselves in future emergencies. The specific cases make the book highly readable and targeted, while the "Advice and Suggestions" at the end of the book are substantive, helping adolescents understand exactly what to do and how to resolve various awkward situations. Parents or guardians of adolescents can also read this book to gain a deeper understanding of the psychology and thoughts of today's only-child generation, enabling them to better guide their children in learning how to protect themselves and grow strong under the sun.