Great Chinese Language. Grade 8

Author: Wang Yi, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: Extracurricular reading and in-class reading are complementary to each other. Textbooks for in-class reading generally focus on selecting classic works to maintain relative stability, while reflecting real-life articles are rarely included. In contrast, the "Great Chinese Language" series can incorporate a large number of articles rich in life, closely linked to current social life and production, and deeply connected with students' thoughts and emotions. It can also include a wide variety of literary works, allowing students to be nurtured by literature, understand and respect outstanding cultures both within and outside China. Additionally, it can feature works with diverse themes and formats, helping students broaden their horizons, expand their thinking, and enhance their interest in reading. Through extracurricular reading, the shortcomings of in-class reading can be compensated for, and knowledge and skills learned in class can be consolidated and expanded.