One Hundred Fables of Social Survival for Only-Children

Author: Gao Jinming
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: Education should focus on life. As children grow up, they must survive and thrive in society, starting from a young age by understanding it. Therefore, cultivating minors' social awareness and adaptability is a crucial lesson in family education, school education, and social education. All parents pour their hearts out for their children's growth, sacrificing themselves without hesitation. However, if one disconnects from social reality and relies solely on personal wishes, using outdated or even erroneous educational concepts to "build in isolation," even the finest work will crumble under the storms of human society or the scorching heat of winter. The dream of "raising a dragon" will only leave bitter memories. Talent is not a god; it is a successful individual in society. Therefore, "genius" does not rely on wishes for "wishing upon a star," but must continuously accumulate knowledge, skills, a healthy body, and mindset. This accumulation is entirely inseparable from the needs of social development. The 100 interesting fables in this book are all drawn from the lives of minors today, closely tied to their dilemmas. Readers can gain insights from the social survival rules revealed in this book, gradually understanding and loving society, learning to survive, and constantly improving themselves to become successful members of real society. Through 100 fables, this book inspires readers to understand society and guides them to learn survival skills, aiming to cultivate adults' social awareness and adaptability.