Three Maos Liberation Chronicle (Three Maos Story Highlights) (Color Illustrations and Phonetic Readings)

Author: Zhang Leping
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Sanmao was born in 1935. In this book, we have selected some content from Zhang Leping Grandpa's works, including Early Sanmao, Sanmao in War, Sanmao After War, Sanmao's Side Stories, Sanmao's Accusations, Sanmao's Rise to Freedom, and Sanmao Welcomes Liberation, so that readers can see more stories about Sanmao's movement and learn more about him. The four books published by the People's Education Press—Sanmao Joins the Army, Sanmao's Adventures, Sanmao's Liberation, and Sanmao's Rebirth—together form a relatively complete story of Sanmao. Reading the entire story of Sanmao is like watching a modern history of China. Sanmao, this little boy with only three hairs, is not just an ordinary Chinese boy, but also a symbol of the national image. In the 1930s, Sanmao was a mischievous urban rascal; by the 1940s, after joining the army and wandering, he became the familiar Sanmao Joins the Army and Sanmao's Adventures. Later, Sanmao welcomed the New China, and like countless children, he had clothes to wear, food to eat, and could go to school. He is like a real little child, living among everyone. Sanmao will always accompany children as they grow up healthily! This book uses computer technology to carefully color the original illustrations and pairs them with concise text explanations and phonetic annotations to achieve a vivid and engaging effect.