Master Teacher Teaches You to Read Classics

Author: Liu Zequan, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: This is a warm and approachable guidebook, distinct from other similar books, designed to complement the "New Curriculum Standards for Chinese Language in the 21st Century" series. It features contributions from over 20 renowned teachers from key high schools and education academies in Shanghai, some of whose names may be familiar to you. Their writing is neither obscure nor difficult, but rather rich in personality. Because they genuinely love these classics and sincerely appreciate their joy and power, they hope to guide students to engage with these works, teaching them how to read books like The Old Man and the Sea "deeply" and books like Romance of the Three Kingdoms "lightly," and to bravely converse with literary masters. This will foster more shared language in the classroom and promote mutual learning. Reading classics should be both joyful and effortless—nobody is excluded from this experience. Give it a try, flip through it, and don’t use "no time" as an excuse!