Chinese primary school students' depictions of family

Author: Lan Li / Xiao Yi (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This series of "The World of Chinese Elementary School Students" selects the best essays written by elementary school students across the country in recent years, reflecting the unique observations, experiences, and reflections of Chinese elementary school students as members of the global village. The essays written by Chinese elementary schools directly and authentically showcase the current state of China undergoing profound reforms and transformations at the turn of the century, as well as the bitterness of the people in the midst of the changes and the opportunities and reassurances brought by the trend of peaceful development. These not only provide rich spiritual nourishment and writing references for contemporary Chinese children but also offer valuable historical cross-sections for research and study by domestic and international experts, scholars, numerous educators, and parents of students. This volume is titled "Families as Described by Chinese Elementary School Students." The family members of elementary school students are the people they know best, the people they interact with most, and the people they love dearly. What are the images, qualities, talents, experiences, and hobbies of the family members of Chinese elementary school students? How do they treat the elementary school students as family members? These series of mysterious questions can all be found in the essays of Chinese elementary school students, offering genuine and vivid answers.