Author: Zhong Lei
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Publish Date: 2009-09-01
Features: A Thousand Poems, a widely recognized ancient poetry primer, collects works primarily by famous Tang and Song Dynasty poets, focusing on quatrains and regulated verse. The poems are concise, rich in poetic charm, and full of vitality. As exemplary models for learning poetry, they possess rigorous meter, harmonious rhyme, and are easy to understand and recite. A Hundred Sayings for the Young, an ancient Chinese classic. This book compiles some of its most representative sayings, which are often imbued with profound wisdom. Perhaps children cannot grasp the of these sayings now, but by memorizing them, they will one day understand them when they grow up. To suit children's reading levels, the book is also annotated with Pinyin. For every child, school exam scores are not the most important thing; what matters most is cultivating their interest in learning and the ability to think and solve problems through education. Classics are works that awaken human nature, capable of opening people's minds! They can reach the deepest parts of a person's soul and cultivate a refined temperament and a kind-hearted character! A Thousand Poems and A Hundred Sayings for the Young are classic works that have endured through the five thousand years of Chinese civilization. They are simple, easy to understand, natural, and easy to remember, making them unforgettable once learned. They hold the top position among traditional poetry primers for children.
Thousand Poems, Enlarged Wisdom Classics
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