Three-Character Classic -- Children's Reading Classics Series with Disc

Author: Zhou Yue Ming Jingwei Culture Co., Ltd.
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: To inspire children's interest in reading classics and improve their reading comprehension, we have selected key passages from the book and paired them with annotations, learning idioms, and the "Why" section for children. The annotations help children understand the content of the classics; learning idioms helps children recognize characters and improve their ability to generalize from examples; the "Why" section provides life concepts derived from the classics, allowing children to understand and apply the relevant principles in practice. This book comes with a reading CD, allowing children to easily and happily read and sing along with it. Quickly enter a wonderful time of reading classics with your children. Since the Song Dynasty, "The Three-Character Classic" has been a must-read textbook for children before they start school. It is the work with the greatest influence and widest dissemination among Chinese children. In terms of content and form, it presents a concise three-character-per-line structure, providing a brief introduction to China's history, traditional culture, and life knowledge. It is not only easy to recite but also easy to memorize.
Regarding the author of "The Three-Character Classic," there are two theories: one suggests it was written by Wang Yinglin of the Southern Song Dynasty, while the other claims it was written by Zhou Shiqi in the late Song Dynasty. As for the history after the Song Dynasty, it was added by later generations, and it is now impossible to verify it one by one. Although the original intention of writing "The Three-Character Classic" was to serve as a textbook for children's enlightenment, parents should not be too impatient when reading with their children. They should not expect children to fully understand the content of the classics or recognize all the characters in a short period of time, as this may increase children's psychological burden and even make them lose interest in reading classics! Before the age of 13, children are in their golden period for memory development, and reading classics is an excellent way to exercise their memory. The method of reading classics is simple—parents just need patience, a playful attitude, and a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere to read each line with their children. Naturally, children will develop a love for reading classics!
This book also comes with a singing and rapping reading CD. Parents can choose any relaxed time to play it for their little ones—whether before sleep, during car rides, or while preparing dinner. Any free time that parents can think of and that children enjoy is the best time for reading classics. Letting children read along with the CD is also a relaxed and enjoyable way to do it!