Ku Ling Study (1-3)

Author: Ku Ling
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Publish Date: 1998-02-01
Features: Campus Life: Why do teenagers aged fifteen to twenty resort to fighting, truancy, cutting, and even suicide? What exactly goes wrong? Parents ignore, teachers don’t care, classmates reject, lovers abandon; Ah! Who truly understands the minds of young people? This book directly addresses the core issues of adolescent frustration, breaks free from the constraints of campus and society, and gives you a voice to speak from the heart! Ku Ling’s Mailbox: Dating is forbidden by the principal, teachers, military instructors, and parents. Can young people really only study and not be allowed to love? What do you do when love brings trouble? This book includes forty-five love-related (difficult conditions) with insightful solutions from Ku Ling, boldly analyzing the emotional problems of teenagers, empowering you to stand tall in love. Youth File: Academics, life, and the three emotions of life—love, friendship, and family—fill the minds of young people, like a series of unsolvable choices. Who understands their myriad worries? To whom can they confess? Young people, speak out your frustrations. Ku Ling fights for you, always standing on your side. Campus Life: Why do teenagers aged fifteen to twenty resort to fighting, truancy, cutting, and even suicide? What exactly goes wrong? Parents ignore, teachers don’t care, classmates reject, lovers abandon; Ah! Who truly understands the minds of young people? This book directly addresses the core issues of adolescent frustration, breaks free from the constraints of campus and society, and gives you a voice to speak from the heart! Ku Ling’s Mailbox: Dating is forbidden by the principal, teachers, military instructors, and parents. Can young people really only study and not be allowed to love? What do you do when love brings trouble? This book includes forty-five love-related (difficult conditions) with insightful solutions from Ku Ling, boldly analyzing the emotional problems of teenagers, empowering you to stand tall in love. Youth File: Academics, life, and the three emotions of life—love, friendship, and family—fill the minds of young people, like a series of unsolvable choices. Who understands their myriad worries? To whom can they confess? Young people, speak out your frustrations. Ku Ling fights for you, always standing on your side.