66 Pure and Beautiful Stories

Author: Editorial Department of Middle School Reading (Junior High Edition)
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book selects pure, beautiful, and deeply moving stories of love and humanity. —When humans and dogs face a desperate situation, with the struggle for survival on the brink of, the beauty and solemnity of human life are revealed in a breathtaking way. The dogs gradually shed their fierceness, and a wave of warmth like a spring tide rises. (Survivor) A fish of extraordinary intelligence, and a PhD fish specializing in emergency escape, narrates their own experiences of getting hooked together when death is imminent. The story teaches people a lesson: when faced with temptation, if one indulges in desires, they will lose reason and judgment. (How the Fish Bites) In Mother's Button, we read the words of a fashion design master—"In fact, all mothers are artists." Your eyes may well up with tears, your heart may tighten, and you will think of your own mother. What is a good state of life? You Will Always Have Two Opportunities will sincerely answer this. There is also the ethereal and cleverly narrated The Wealth from Beyond the Sky, set against the backdrop of hardship and sacrifice, and the tragic beauty of Life's Two Bags of Red Dates and The Leap of the Guan. Every story radiates a moral fragrance, and every touch of warmth shines with the light of humanity. Dear classmates, when you pick up this book, you have already gained a reflection and commitment about human nature and love. This book includes powerful and thought-provoking stories such as Su Tong's Old Love, Ye Qingcheng's McDonald's Gift, Zhang Xiaofeng's Immortal Insomnia, Shen Shixi's The Leap of the Guan, and Zhu Chuanhui's The Story of Ouyang, along with insightful and precise critiques. It is a valuable reading companion for middle school students and Chinese language teachers.