World Bank, United Nations Project

Author: Abe Lun
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: English learning, in addition to hard work in the classroom, extracurricular reading is also important. Besides reading literary articles outside the classroom, it's also necessary to read some non-literary articles. This set of "little books" is non-literary articles that cover many fields and disciplines outside of literature. Each book consists of one or two related themes, illustrated, combining knowledge and readability. These "little books" discuss many things that are closely related to our daily lives; more importantly, the "little books" reflect the idea that humans must develop in harmony with nature, which aligns with the development of our society and era. Reading books on this topic is not only beneficial for students to improve their English proficiency and broaden their horizons but also meets the requirements of today's university students to develop comprehensively.