Nature in the Sketchbooks of Chinese Primary School Students

Author: Lan Li / Xiao Yi, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This series of books, "The World of Chinese Elementary School Students," carefully selects the best essays written by elementary school students across the country in recent years. It aims to reflect the unique observations, experiences, and reflections of Chinese elementary school students as members of the global village about the world they live in. The essays in this volume are all about describing nature, including rivers, lakes, seas, the sky, the sun, the moon, stars, wind, frost, rain, snow, and seasonal changes. They also include extraordinary phenomena in nature and some interesting activities related to nature, such as catching crabs, fighting grasshoppers, raising cicadas, picking mulberries, and so on. From these essays, we can sense the attention and love Chinese elementary school students have for nature. Especially their concern and efforts to protect nature are truly commendable and praise. The participation of Chinese elementary school students in certain observations and practical activities related to nature also reflects their broad interests and noble tastes, which is a joy to see. It is undeniable that in China, damage to nature and destruction of the natural environment still occur from time to time. This volume also includes some essays about protecting nature and the natural environment, where Chinese elementary school students are also the future hope.