Yesterday. Today: 365 pages of history

Author: Huofeng
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: Life is like a dense forest, where tender green branches sprout, and withered yellow leaves fall, repeating in cycles. The forest paths are always filled with helpless old leaves. Eventually, these old leaves fade away with time. The editor aims to gather some of them ahead of time to present to readers. History is like a vast, flowing river, rushing to the sea and never returning. On the wide surface, ripples appear here and there, only to dissipate again. The editor tries to preserve the fleeting impressions of these waves, pointing them out to future generations. This is a book about memories, with the theme of preservation. It is a collection of yesterday's stories, offered to people of today by the editor. It is a book that can be read often, especially on important days in your life—when a historical figure is born or dies, or when an event or invention capable of changing the course of history happens on the same day. What a marvelous coincidence! If you are also someone who cherishes the past and is sentimental, how would you feel? The essence of this French-Chinese bilingual book about yesterday and today lies in this very idea. The historical excerpts it contains range from the Battle of Marathon between Greece and Persia in 494 BC to Armstrong's final victory in the Tour de France on July 24, 2005. In its 365 pages, it encompasses 365 significant events, hoping to provide readers with ample information and a sense of novelty. It should be noted that, being bilingual, the book features a large selection of content related to France. This series is published in French-Chinese bilingual format, with annotations on new words and difficult grammar, accompanied by exquisite illustrations. Readers can not only expand their vocabulary through reading but also cultivate their taste, broaden their knowledge, and enrich their lives.