Little Jokes, Big Truths (Hehe Roll)

Author: Wu Zhenbo
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: A joke is a small story with satire as its main artistic feature, possessing strong comedy. In the garden of folk literature, it is like a colorful and fragrant rarity, deeply loved by people. The editor has carefully selected jokes suitable for children from the vast collection of jokes from ancient and modern China and abroad, and rewritten them in simple and easy-to-understand language. In these jokes, some praise wisdom and kindness, some mock hypocrisy and pretense, some expose greed and stinginess, and some criticize outdated customs. No matter how diverse the content of the stories is, laughter and humor are always its soul. A piece of, a fragment, or even a witty remark can all make up a joke. It is through these humor and laughter that children receive subtle education, understanding what is true, good, and beautiful, and discerning what is false, evil, and ugly. To facilitate children's reading, memorization, and better understanding of the profound meaning of the jokes, we have composed rhymes and aphoristic moral lessons for each joke; to meet the children's multi-angle and comprehensive aesthetic needs and appreciation preferences, we have also created multiple exquisite cartoon illustrations for each joke, making the jokes more vivid, realistic, and exciting through the depiction of pictures. We hope that this set of "Little Jokes, Big Principles" series can accompany children through a childhood full of laughter and joy, and wish them to grow up healthily in happiness! A joke is a small story with satire as its main artistic feature, possessing strong comedy. In the garden of folk literature, it is like a colorful and fragrant rarity, deeply loved by people. The editor has carefully selected jokes suitable for children from the vast collection of jokes from ancient and modern China and abroad, and rewritten them in simple and easy-to-understand language. In these jokes, some praise wisdom and kindness, some mock hypocrisy and pretense, some expose greed and stinginess, and some criticize outdated customs. No matter how diverse the content of the stories is, laughter and humor are always its soul. A piece of, a fragment, or even a witty remark can all make up a joke. It is through these humor and laughter that children receive subtle education, understanding what is true, good, and beautiful, and discerning what is false, evil, and ugly.