Interpreting the Life Story of Survival---A Growth Reader for Middle School Students

Author: Hao Ying, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Following the whistle of a pigeon, I search for you. High forests block the sky, on the path, a lost dandelion guides me to the bluish-gray lake. In the gently swaying reflections, I find you, those unfathomable eyes. —Bei Dao, "Lost" As an ordinary person, an ordinary person struggling to survive in today's society, the issue of survival is something we must face. The so-called survival skills are not just the ability to obtain living resources in the real society, but have a deeper connotation: how to get along with people, how to live in the virtual network world, how to get close to nature, and the insights brought by the survival of other creatures in the world to us. The editor does not want to preach anything, but simply presents stories in the form of letting young readers taste for themselves: how to live in the long life ahead. Therefore, we have compiled this "Survival Stories." If everyone has a little gain and a little inspiration after reading it, that would be our greatest satisfaction. This book is divided into four major sections: Realizing Self, Extreme Survival, Boundless Internet, and Us, Them. Each story is accompanied by a brief commentary from the editor, sincerely sharing with readers the insights into life and existence brought by different people and different stories.