Philosophy Book for Children · Orange Volume

Author: (French) Labe / (French) Bich / Pan Lin / Wang Chuanxia
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
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What is the use of freedom? What if there were no death? Why is a child's freedom always less than an adult's? Pain, we feel it quickly, but what about happiness? How do we know if it has life? Can we choose our own lives? What if we really want to do something wrong? Are some lives more valuable than others? What can we leave behind after we die? Who stands with the wolf, and who stands with the sheep? How do we squander freedom? If we turn a blind eye to happiness, how can we feel it? What truly makes us happy? The difficulty is not understanding! We die because we live! Everyone longs for the help of the gods! It's for your own good! Honesty with oneself is not easy! Defeat all the little enemies of happiness! Every life has a certain value, though their values differ! It's easy to make oneself suffer! In all cultures of the world, people talk about gods! Understanding what is right or wrong is human! We all have the right to suffer! Sometimes, our freedom hinders others' freedom! Happiness is not a matter of luck! We are not robots! Obedience does not mean losing freedom! Philosophy is the exploration of the truth of the world and life, and childhood and adolescence are the best times for such exploration. — Zhou Guoping Cultivating children's curiosity and thinking ability, filling in the gaps in their growth, philosophical enlightenment is essential. — Lu Qin What if people don't die? Do those gods really exist? Why is a child's freedom always less than an adult's? How can we make happiness a little bigger? Who is right, the sheep or the wolf? Such questions have puzzled every child during their growth, and every parent has faced relentless from their child. Children grow into adulthood in confusion, while parents remain awkward when faced with inquiring looks. This book fills this gap and regret. Although the philosophical reflections in the book cover all major life themes, there are no difficult philosophical concepts or terms. All thoughts and philosophy are dissolved into small stories, into ordinary life. It is written for children, for their reflections on life, but also for parents or teachers, to answer the life questions raised by their children or students: It is a life guide for teachers, parents, and children. It is a bridge for their mutual understanding and communication. The illustrations by French painter Jacques Azam add humor to the already "impure" philosophy, and playfulness to the already light-hearted thoughts. This series of books has achieved great success in France and has resonated in the international book world. It has now been translated into fifteen languages.