Primary School Pinyin Essays (Picture Essays) - Special Edition for Lower Grades

Author: Yang Hongying
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: Before writing this short essay about composition, I was reading a letter from a young reader in Qingdao, Shandong. It was actually a book review of "The Naughtiest Kid," and of course, she also talked about composition. She said: "I used to be afraid of writing essays and didn’t know what to write. Even if I put in a lot of effort, the results were dry and unsatisfactory—even I didn’t like them, let alone the teacher. But 'The Naughtiest Kid' not only made me love extracurricular reading but also made me love writing. The stories are like the ones happening around us, and I now know how to write essays. The biggest improvement is that my essays often include humorous words or sentences, all influenced by your works. Similar letters have come in from many of them—young readers who love Ma Xiaotiao. Ma Xiaotiao’s stories are their stories, and the characters around him exist in their real lives. They are amazed to discover that essays can be written this way! When I write about Ma Xiaotiao, I am expressing a brilliant heart and embracing the naturalness of childhood. Ma Xiaotiao has a sky of freedom above his head, and essays should also be a form of free expression. Learning through play and playing while learning—this is the key to learning composition that 'Ma Xiaotiao Composition' offers to children. Follow Ma Xiaotiao, and you’ll find that writing essays can be fun too!