Don't think we don't know anything

Author: Gao Yu Liu Ti Shi Bian Zhi Hong
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: Do you really know your child? Maybe you do, but you're no longer a child. Times have changed, society has changed, and children are no longer the you and I of the past. Perhaps you should be interested in listening to their authentic voices. Published by World Knowledge Publishing Company, the book Don't Think We Don't Understand reflects the behavioral patterns and life situations of contemporary adolescents. With a realistic writing style, it provides a detailed description of everything from troubled youths from broken families to beloved adolescent celebrities, from confessions by students of the excellent teacher Sun Weigang to the various experiences of Beijing's "cool kids." The authors are three young journalists from a well-known media outlet. The authors claim that, due to their age, they can serve as the best bridge between children and parents—because they are more mature than the former, making them understand the latter's urgency; yet they are younger than the latter, so their observations of the former are closer to the truth. The authors attempt to convey the children's feelings, experiences, insights, and perspectives to adult parents through the children's own viewpoints.