Little geniuses love listening to Chinese classic stories (with CD)

Author: Wang Zengwen et al.
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Journey to the West battles Red Boy, Chang'e flying to the moon, monkeys fishing for the moon, Nezha causing mischief in the sea. A Treasury of Chinese Classic Stories for Young Geniuses compiles wonderful stories passed down through thousands of years in China. Kua Fu, Chang'e, Sun Wukong, Nezha, Pony, Little Carp have brought countless children joy, strength, courage, wisdom, and beauty, accompanying generations of children in happy growth. These timeless stories act like a golden finger, guiding children to gradually understand what is true, good, and beautiful, and what is false, evil, and ugly. They enrich children's lives, warm their hearts, and broaden their horizons. The language skills, imagination, thinking abilities, and even social skills learned through stories will benefit children throughout their lives.
Senior voice artist from China Central Television + Senior music editor from China Central Television + authentic background music audiobook is the best choice for parents who don’t have time to read to their children. Audiobooks give tired eyes a rest and offer a beautiful world to sensitive ears. The "Young Geniuses Love Listening To" series selects widely circulated, child-friendly stories, classical Chinese poetry, nursery rhymes, and lullabies, paired with exquisite illustrations and CDs, in stylish and attractive packaging, creating "Zhejiang Provincial Children’s Audiobooks." This book is one of them.
This is a book that can be seen, read, and listened to. A high-quality "audiobook" for children, featuring vivid knowledge, exciting stories, beautiful music, and heartfelt recitations. In developed countries like the United States, Germany, and France, audiobooks are already very common and widely loved. Research data from abroad shows that children who have undergone audiobook training show significant improvements in expression, sensitivity, and communication skills compared to those who haven’t. Regular audiobook activities can cultivate children’s focus. As children listen to audiobooks and experience the beauty and joy of sound and words, they learn to "listen attentively to others," laying a solid foundation for future schooling.
Listening to audiobooks can enhance children’s memory, as sounds are easier to remember and less likely to be forgotten. It can also develop children’s expressive abilities. Through audiobooks, children learn how to pause, emphasize sentences, and build suspense. More importantly, as they accumulate more vocabulary, their writing skills improve, and their language expression becomes more fluent.
When children first start listening to audiobooks, parents can accompany them, pointing to the text and illustrations to provide simple explanations. As children listen and play, they will soon take the book and listen and read independently. If children ask questions, parents should actively engage but avoid forcing them to recognize characters or deliberately testing them, as this may have the opposite effect. It’s best for parents to set aside daily family activity time to listen to audiobooks together, fostering harmonious parent-child relationships.
Playing an audiobook segment before waking up in the morning can serve as an effective "morning alarm" for children. At bedtime, playing an audiobook can help children drift into a sweet dream. During car rides to and from school or family outings, listening to audiobooks through the car’s CD player can greatly relax children’s minds and bodies. With audiobooks, busy young parents can be freed from the repetitive task of storytelling, making child-rearing more effortless and effective.
Classics have the power to transcend time. "A Treasury of Chinese Classic Stories for Young Geniuses" compiles wonderful stories passed down through thousands of years in China. Kua Fu, Chang’e, Sun Wukong, Nezha, Pony, Little Carp have brought countless children joy, strength, courage, wisdom, and beauty, accompanying generations of children in happy growth. These timeless stories act like a golden finger, guiding children to gradually understand what is true, good, and beautiful, and what is false, evil, and ugly. They enrich children’s lives, warm their hearts, and broaden their horizons. The language skills, imagination, thinking abilities, and even social skills learned through stories will benefit children throughout their lives.
Open your child’s ears and let them listen freely, growing healthily in the joyful recitations!