Presidential Teaching Letter

Author: Theodore Roosevelt (USA)
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: In this book, President Theodore Roosevelt shares his insights on children's life choices, life in the White House, history, and literature. He also discusses significant historical events such as the construction of the Panama Canal. Unlike some Chinese families where fathers and children may stand in opposition or act cautiously, this book is filled with laughter, friendly protests, and valuable advice. This parenting approach is highly worth Chinese parents reflecting on and learning from. As President Roosevelt himself said, "In front of my children, I am not the President, but a father." We firmly believe that a parent skilled in nurturing their child's independent personality and spirit will inevitably raise elite talents. The letters selected in this book span over more than 20 years. In fact, President Roosevelt began writing these letters when his children were young and naive. Even to help them understand, he personally drew vivid and interesting "picture letters" to convey his thoughts. Even when he couldn't be with his children, he never forgot them—even if it was just a few words, he continuously sent them letters filled with his thoughts and fatherly love.