Illustrated Picture Book with Pinyin Pronunciation -- Learning Characters by Drawing Pictures

Author: Shi Quan, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2003-11-28
Features: Do you recognize these figures—Yu the Great, Yan Zi, Qi Huangyang, Sima Qian, Guan Yu, Yue Fei, Zuo Guangdou, Wen Tianxiang, and others like the Independent Lord, the Flying General, Liu Yidan, Yang Wujin, and An Pinzi? Do you know these stories—Teacher for a Single Word, Grace of a Meal, Six-Foot Alley, Friendship between Guan and, High Mountains and Flowing Waters, Gan Luo Becoming Prime Minister, Dawn to the Rooster's Crowing, Returning a Peach for a Plum, Giving Up Advantage for Others, Borrowing Light Through a Wall? These figures and stories reflect the great national spirit and traditional virtues formed by the Chinese nation over its long 5,000-year history. Like the gentle spring rain that nourishes silently, like the fine sunlight that permeates, they seep into our blood, infiltrate our lives, and forge the great soul of the Chinese nation. The 16th National Congress report proposed a national spirit centered on patriotism, unity, love of peace, diligence, courage, and self-improvement. Careful young readers can feel the unique charm and educational power of this national spirit in these four exquisite picture books, cultivating themselves into qualified young citizens who understand history, value unity, love peace, work diligently, and inherit and promote the national spirit.