Author: New Growth Reading Guidance Committee
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: What should today's teenagers read? How should they read? According to traditional views, teenagers should primarily read Chinese and foreign literary classics in addition to textbooks. Indeed, reading literary classics is very necessary, but for the comprehensive growth of teenagers, reading only literary classics is not enough. Based on the opinions of many education experts, we offer three important suggestions for teenagers' reading here: First, teenagers should read widely. Second, teenagers should read the best classic works. Third, teenagers should develop the habit of reading regularly. It is with this philosophy and this sense of responsibility that we have compiled and published the "New Growth Reading Treasury," which includes over 20 series and hundreds of book titles such as "Classic Readings for Chinese Students," "Beautiful Prose Readings for Chinese Students," "Growth Readings for Chinese Students," and "Growth Stories for Chinese Students." The "New Growth Reading Treasury" adheres to the concepts of growth education and quality education, dedicated to providing high-quality reading products for Chinese teenagers to help them achieve comprehensive and healthy growth! New Growth, true quality education! We hope our young friends will read more good books!
Costly Reading for Chinese Students (High School Volume 6)
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