100 Chinese Celebrities Influencing Children (Includes Disc)

Author: Liang Shi
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Inspiring children through the deeds of great figures surpasses all other forms of education. Getting close to and understanding famous people has always been an important way to motivate young people on the path to success. Napoleon admired the national hero Galileo from a young age and gradually became a world-renowned statesman; Washington was inspired by the versatile and militarily accomplished Lord Thomas, achieved remarkable merits in the American Revolutionary War, and was known as the "Father of the United States"; Zhuge Liang compared himself to Guan Zhong and Yue Yi, ultimately becoming a legendary prime minister; Mao Zedong admired the achievements of Washington, Lincoln, Napoleon, and Peter the Great; Guo Moruo aspired to be China's Goethe; Tian Han wanted to be China's Schiller; Ba Jin's name was derived from Bagrin and Klutchnikov. Who do you admire? Who will be the future success?
To meet the urgent need of young people to learn about and emulate famous figures, this book selects 100 representative individuals from China's 5,000-year civilization who have served as role models for young people's growth. They are divided into nine categories: Ancient Emperors, Spring and Autumn Heroes, Revolutionary Leaders, Literary Masters, Artistic Masters, Philosophical Masters, Technological Pioneers, Sports Stars, and Business Geniuses, and are arranged in chronological order according to the eras in which they lived. This allows young people to quickly gain insights into the information of famous figures from various fields, achieving the goal of helping them understand and learn from these role models.
For each famous figure, the book includes three sections: a brief biography, an inspirational story, and timeless quotes, along with portraits of the individuals.