The Most Unforgettable 102 Childhood Stories

Author: Yu Tian (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Every person has their own childhood. If we apply the opening line of Tolstoy's masterpiece Anna Karenina, it would be: "Happy childhoods are all alike, but unhappy childhoods are each unhappy in their own way!" Since childhood is the starting stage of life, whether the steps are firm and the direction is correct during this period plays an extremely important and crucial role in a person's entire life. Therefore, "childhood" has become a primary and indispensable topic. As adults, we can look back on our childhood memories and use our pens to tell stories about our childhood. However, in my opinion, this is still a work by adults, and even for young readers, there will always be some degree of moralizing (although, a few such works have still been selected for this book). For this reason, after carefully reading, selecting, organizing, and revising a large number of excellent compositions by primary school students in recent years, I have finally presented these 102 pieces in the form of "childhood stories" to the young readers. The purpose behind this has two aspects: First, to serve as an excellent supplementary reading material to enrich the spare time of young readers; Second, to serve as an exemplary collection to help primary school students improve their writing skills. I hope these two good wishes can have some practical effect.