Growth sky

Author: Wang Lijun
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Eleven growth stories of children who won the "Mayor's Award," taking us into the vast world of eleven "little scientists"; eleven successful cases of "free-range" education, bringing eleven reflections on quality education and naive scientific innovation.
From the Round Table Knights to Begin With
Legend has it that around the 14th and 15th centuries, King Arthur, who was chosen by destiny, drew Excalibur from the stone and became a king. He led his knights through numerous wars to unify Britain and conquer the European continent. This great figure later became known as King Arthur, and his knights were called the Knights of the Round Table. The origin of their name is closely tied to a sacred round table. It is said that Arthur and his knights often discussed state affairs around this table, which symbolized equality and communication. These knights were always dedicated to helping the weak and standing up to the strong, so the table was also imbued with meanings such as assistance, care, and bravery.
In my impression, the Round Table was grand and sacred, made of purple sandalwood with a smooth surface and intricately carved legs. It was luxurious and mysterious.