Best High School Essays of 2002

Author: Zhou Gengwu
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book does not categorize the entries based on general literary styles but arranges them according to the central theme of the descriptions:
"Adding a Frame to the Moon" primarily depicts some emotional stories and personal reflections during the special stage of high school;
"Pouring Out the Sand from the Shoes" focuses on how high school students face the setbacks, frustrations, and difficulties encountered during their growth;
"Thoughts in the Gaze" mainly portrays the reflections and unique insights of high school students when facing the complex society;
"Under the Sky of Fate" primarily describes the kindness and gratitude brought by two generations of elders—family love and teacher's guidance—during the process of growing up;
"Reality in the Virtual Space" reveals the deep thoughts of high school students through unconventional expressions;
"Beauty Settled in the Heart" depicts the insights and accumulations inspired by nature and culture.
Our growth is our clue, and the reasons for our growth are our attempts at interpretation.
The carefully selected Best High School Essays of 2002 aims to return to a pure and innocent youth, chronicling the inner world of children who are growing up.