Hundred Family Surnames

Author: Tu Qing
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: "The Hundred Family Surnames" is one of the longest-lasting and most widely disseminated elementary education textbooks in China, its composition and popularity predating "The Three-Character Classic." The book is arranged in the order "Zhao, Qian, Sun, Li, Zhou, Wu, Zheng, Wang." It adopts a four-character verse form, with each line rhyming, making it easy to read and memorize. Paired with "The Three-Character Classic" and "The Thousand-Character Classic," it became a must-read for children's early education in ancient China. This book primarily narrates the origins of each surname in "The Hundred Family Surnames," lists some historical figures associated with each surname, and includes Pinyin romanization for each surname, enabling readers to better understand the roots and glorious history of each surname. It is a work that blends knowledge and entertainment, suitable for young readers and surname enthusiasts. Classics are works that awaken human nature, capable of enlightening people's wisdom! Classics can delve deep into the heart of a person, fostering refined temperament and a kind-hearted character! In the 5,000-year-long history of Chinese civilization, what has endured to this day are the classics, historical records, philosophical treatises, and literary collections. This series has been meticulously revised and annotated, with accompanying notes and colloquial translations, allowing children to enjoy interesting stories alongside the classics. Additionally, the book features large-character formatting and classic illustrations, making it easier for children to read and enhancing their interest in reading. By reading and reciting classics step by step, one can benefit a lifetime!