Growth Vitamin

Author: Wei Na
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
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For Parents: Teenage children, with their strong personalities and unique thinking, are destined to have their own ways of accepting things. They dislike preachy, coercive, accusatory, or cramming education. Give them space to grow and think freely, let them encounter things on their own, and let them experience and reflect. Only then will the education they receive be truly profound and lasting.
For Teenagers: Through our nationwide survey, we found that most teachers include "philosophical stories" in the recommended extracurricular reading lists for students. Here, we invite you, as you grow, to read these stories. They will bring you endless inspiration and strength, benefiting you throughout your life. This book selects 99 philosophical stories that are highly enlightening for teenagers. The stories cover essential virtues needed in life, such as understanding, progress, love, helping others, friendship, being a good person, caring, pursuing success, maintaining individuality, and enriching life. Each story is followed by insightful commentary, along with explanations of related knowledge points, enhancing both the reading experience and knowledge.
Do not underestimate the power of storytelling education. The wisdom contained in a small story is more appealing and easier to accept and remember than a long lecture.