Longman Excellent Life English 3

Author: Yang Feng
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: The British thinker Francis Bacon once said, "Reading makes a full man," and the importance of reading in language learning is self-evident. However, for a long time, the utilitarianism in Chinese English teaching has prevented learners from truly utilizing this tool, let alone appreciating its joy, leaving students only feeling immense pressure. This book collects the life stories of over 70 world-famous figures from various fields such as politics, economics, culture, arts, and sports. They include renowned names like Peter the Great, Shakespeare, and Bruce Lee, as well as less-known figures to Chinese audiences such as Yasuzaki Minoru, Howard Hughes, and Richard Branson. Their experiences and achievements may differ, but each is a true success in every sense. Successful lives cannot be replicated, but success stories can be shared and inspiring. Beyond the enjoyment of reading the stories, the exercises at the end of each article are also highlights of this book. The non-traditional questions are highly engaging and free of boredom. They primarily use (inspirative) and (expansive) questions to encourage students to think actively, truly serving to assess reading comprehension and reinforce knowledge.