Shaping a Lifetime for Chinese Children: 365 Classic World Fairy Tales for China. Volume A - Phonetic Color Illustrations Edition.

Author: Compiled by the 365-Night Series Editorial Committee
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: A good fairy tale is one that both six-year-olds and sixty-year-olds enjoy. Its simple yet warm stories showcase the true, good, and beautiful aspects of the human soul, offering a pure reading experience and comforting those living in a materialistic era. The newly released 365-Night World Classic Fairy Tales That Shape the Lives of Chinese Children compiles stories from numerous classic Chinese and foreign fairy tales, considered the essence of the world's fairy tale garden. The great fairy tale masters from around the world—Hans Christian Andersen, the Brothers Grimm, Oscar Wilde, and Hauff—gather here to tell beloved classic fairy tale stories.
During the compilation of this series, we have fully integrated the concept of parent-child reading into the fairy tales. The phonetic edition of the stories and the full-color, exquisite illustrations bring the beauty of the fairy tale kingdom to life, making it suitable for children of all ages. Parents can read the stories to young children with limited reading abilities, with each story taking no more than ten minutes to tell. Longer stories are divided into smaller headings or with the first letter of each paragraph changing to make the plot more manageable. Additionally, the main text of this series is fully annotated with Pinyin, making it easier for school-age children to read independently, thus fostering their reading independence. This approach makes reading more scientific and systematic, allowing children to be nurtured by literary art while also being deeply moved in spirit.
People forget because they have memories, but what remains in the heart are often the beautiful things. The beautiful stories in memory have deeply touched countless hearts and become an indispensable part of people's growth. Let us step into the classics, wander in wisdom, and hope that we can leave these good stories and the initial joy and for our children as they grow.