New Composition Collection - High School Edition · Volume of Profound Philosophy

Author: Editorial Department of "New Writing"
Publisher: Shanxi Education Press
Publication Date: 2005-06-01
Features: To enhance writing skills, wisdom creates life. An open and inclusive new writing philosophy, a new writing concept that showcases talent, a new writing author who fully expresses individuality, and a unique new writing text. A hall advocating for innovative writing, a sky where dreams can be realized. Since I first saw "New Writing," I gradually fell in love with it. After reading one issue, I eagerly awaited the next, day after day, lost in thought.
— Grade 11, Class 9, Sizhong County High School, Songyuan City, Jilin Province, Chu Peng
The emergence of "New Writing" is undoubtedly inevitable, as the teaching of writing needs a pioneering journal like this to serve as a guide and lead the way.
— October 22, 2001, "China Publishing News"
The "New Writing" magazine and "China Education News" jointly organized the "New Writing Guidance Method" teacher essay competition. This is an inevitable trend in the modernization of education and a pressing hope for those who care about students' writing progress.
— November 14, 2001, "China Reading News"
"New Writing" emphasizes the freedom of writing philosophy and advocates cross-genre writing. It highly praises articles with original and innovative ideas and strongly supports essays that defy traditional writing boundaries, allowing more people to truly recognize its brilliance.
— November 29, 2001, "China Education News"
"New Writing" raises a very profound question. Its articles, whether in terms of theoretical courage, moral courage, or intellectual sharpness, are all commendable.
— Professor and renowned critic Sun Shaozhen, Fujian Normal University
This is a garden you can carry with you. Here, you will find what you have lost, what you should always cherish and love, what you have gained and mistakenly believe satisfies you, what you have loved and then lost, including what you realize you never truly loved until you lost it, and what you have loved but can no longer love simply because you lost it.