Volume B: New Works by Award Winners of the 2003 New Concept Composition Competition

Author: edited by Yuan Zhiyong
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: Five years after the introduction of the New Concept Composition, its essence has tightly around the hearts of countless students like a vine. Over these five years, the essay topics for the middle school and high school entrance exams across the country have almost fallen within the scope of the New Concept, further strengthening students' belief in adhering to the New Concept Composition path. Indeed, the fruits of the New Concept have ripened, and it is now the time for students nationwide to share and savor them. Based on the needs of students in various regions, this book specially selects some of the most distinctive essays from past New Concept Composition award winners. It is edited by Yuan Zhiyong, a renowned composition teaching expert (editor of the "China Composition Mansion" series), along with 10 national-level middle-aged and young teaching backbone teachers from Beijing to interpret and comment on these essays. The purpose is to help students deepen their understanding and appreciation of the New Concept as a composition phenomenon and outstanding essays, enabling them to subconsciously and independently absorb the writing techniques and creative thinking within them, ultimately achieving a level of practical application and mastery. Dai Yexing, Lin Sen, Anniwa, Ye Jianying, Qian Hao, He Tingting, Wang Mengyue, Ji Chen, and ANNLIN are all top participants and winners of the New Concept Composition competition, with some even winning for two or three consecutive years. The sharpness of thought, keen sensitivity, sharp insight, and masterful command of language evident in their works are enough to leave contemporary readers in awe. The new forms, words, sentence structures, and frameworks that emerge under the New Concept philosophy hold immeasurable significance for enriching and developing the beautiful writing space for middle and high school students. The more one savors the fruits of the New Concept, the more flavorful they become. To help students interpret these essays, this book features three special columns: "Good Words and Phrases," "Exquisite Paragraphs," and "Full Text Comments." The "Good Words and Phrases" are underlined, while the "Exquisite Paragraphs" are in italics—please pay special attention while reading. This book is divided into two volumes, Volume A and Volume B. Volume A focuses on topic discussions, while Volume B emphasizes writing about people and narrating events. We hope that students will benefit greatly from reading it!