Achieve a lifetime of good habits

Author: Yang Bing, Wang Qiuhu
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: "Achieve a Lifetime of Good Habits" and "How to Correct Bad Habits" have been deeply loved by a wide readership since their publication. They have repeatedly topped bestseller lists in major bookstores and have been designated as required reading by many universities and secondary schools. This book is a condensed version of the two, providing a comprehensive, accurate, and in-depth introduction to various habit cultivation and correction issues during a child's growth process. It serves as a helpful assistant for parents in raising their children. Parents cannot and do not need to become educators or psychologists, let alone teachers or teaching assistants, but they must take on the basic and important responsibility of cultivating their children's good habits, and the core of good habits is learning how to be a person. This classic example of achieving children's lifelong good habits, a must-read for parents on how to raise children wisely, and a systematic exploration of cultivating children's good habits. On a profound level, habits are the foundation of life, and how habits are formed often determines a person's success or failure, or even leads to the success or failure of their career. Without a doubt, the sacred responsibility of cultivating children's good habits has inescapably fallen upon parents and teachers. Some pessimistically say, "China's children's bad habits are all learned from adults; no one can teach children good habits, and even if they try, it's useless." However, I am full of confidence because the vast majority of parents and teachers in China are full of love. Once they understand that good behavioral habits determine a child's fate, they will naturally transform the adult world for their children. Parents cannot and do not need to become educators or psychologists, let alone teachers or teaching assistants, but they must take on the basic and important current responsibility of cultivating their children's good habits, and the core of good habits is learning how to be a person.