Middle School Heart Series - One - The Restless Heart

Author: Xu Xiuru, Wang Wenxiong (editors)
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Publish Date: 1998-01-01
Features: This series aims to popularize modern psychological science knowledge, helping adolescents form a correct understanding of the psychological development patterns during adolescence, and fostering a healthy, open, civilized, and noble self-awareness. The authors provide genuine descriptions of the inner world of adolescents, reflecting their joys, sorrows, hopes, and frustrations. With the keen insight and unique perspective of psychological practitioners, they present uncommon psychological adjustment methods to middle school students through rarely known case studies, guiding their path of self-discovery. The series consists of four books:
- The first book, The Blossoming Season, narrates the fascinating stories of physical and psychological transformations during adolescence from aspects such as physiology, psychology, emotions, and healthy growth.
- The second book, A Restless Heart, explores sensitive topics like relationships between boys and girls, helping readers understand modern views on sexuality.
- The third book, First Sip of Life, delves into the challenges of studying with the companionship of youth, exploring the sweet and sour experiences of exams and learning, and highlighting the need for psychological support in navigating life.
- The fourth book, Embracing the World, follows the journey from school to the broader society, where students encounter various hardships and learn to master their destiny and achieve perfection.
The authors closely integrate vivid case studies from telephone consultations, letters, and clinical psychological counseling with middle school students in recent years. With a friendly tone and youthful, lively, and engaging writing style, they discuss the inner secrets that adolescents care about but find difficult to voice—through Q&A and dialogue formats. This approach aims to counteract the long-standing societal tendency to overreact to and be overly sensitive about adolescent psychological issues, fostering respect and understanding for their inner worlds. It particularly helps middle school students learn to face reality with composure and adopt a scientific approach.
This series holds significant reference value for parents of middle school students, educators, psychological counselors, and all individuals concerned with adolescents.
Youth is an evergreen tree; let us use wisdom to fertilize its soil and provide it with nourishment. Youth is a blossoming flower; let us use passion to give it sunlight and energy. Youth is a clear, flowing stream; let us use love to give it life and eternity... Youth is beautiful, precious—no matter how you describe it, it will never suffice. When the waves of your youthful lake rise in turmoil, turn to this book. It will accompany you through your youth and help you navigate the muddy season.