New Curriculum Humanities Reader_ A Thousand Mountains and Rivers Are Concerned (High School Volume 1)

Author: Liu Weihou, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: "Nature," "Self," "Society," "Science," "Culture," and "Spirit" are the six major elements in our daily lives and also the six themes of humanities education. We strive to enable students to "read classic works and engage in dialogues with masters," integrating both arts and sciences, discussing the past and present, and exploring diverse perspectives. Through this series of books, we aim to develop students' noble human nature, help them gain a comprehensive understanding of various expression methods and literary genres, enhance their language skills, and achieve humanities education. Our pursuit is to allow students to progress step by step in their reading, while expanding their horizons in sync with their textbooks is also the readers' desire.
To connect with and experience nature, to personally feel its beauty. Let us step into nature, appreciate its scenery, learn about history, and immerse ourselves in its culture. Listen to the celestial melodies with our hearts, and sincerely embrace the tales of nature. Together, let us explore nature, unveil its mysteries, and experience the boundless joys of life.
Step onto the soft earth of the countryside, inhale the earthy fragrance mixed with fresh green, or gaze at the boundless plains, or carefully observe the shy green hidden beneath the dry grass. Our hearts become as pure as spring water, as fresh as new sprouts, and as vast as the wilderness. Lying on the soft grass, gazing at the azure sky, admiring the clouds drifting with the wind, or pressing our faces against the warm embrace of the earth, listening to the rustling of the wind through the reeds—our hearts naturally feel a different kind of emotion.
A piece of natural scenery is a realm of the soul.