Moral Stories for Children Around the World -- First Growth Power Book Collection (Color · Phonetic Notation · Illustration Edition)

Author: Qu Bo
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Virtue is the essence of outstanding culture created by various nations over thousands of years of development. How to help children perceive and internalize this essence, providing them with motivation for their growth, is a concern for every parent. A child's growth is like a tender seedling. Virtue is like sweet spring water, gradually pouring into the child's heart, making them grow stronger and stronger, eventually becoming a towering tree. The development of moral character and the formation of a worldview are processes that gradually progress from the shallow to the deep, from the basic to the advanced. As children gradually gain awareness, virtue should gradually transform into their own cultivation, quality, and character. Friendship, humility, diligence, filial piety, honesty, perseverance, wisdom, frugality, kindness, unity, courage, integrity, politeness, optimism, self-discipline, and self-confidence. Without a doubt, these words represent the qualities of a successful person, and they should be instilled in children as early as possible during their formative years. In this book, every vivid story teaches children a moral lesson, helping them develop a correct understanding of what is good and bad, right and wrong. They should actively help the weak, be confident and self-reliant when facing the strong, be united and loving with friends, and be polite and filial toward the elderly. They should face difficulties with courage and optimism, and be humble and self-disciplined. These lessons will inspire children to imitate good behavior, thereby cultivating good character and habits in their actions. The virtue stories selected for this book are classic children's stories from both China and the world. They include well-known works such as The Frog Prince, Jack and the Beanstalk, Cao Chong Weighing an Elephant, The Hedgehog, and The Wolf and the Lamb. We sincerely hope that these virtue stories will benefit every young reader throughout their lives.