We educate our children in this way.

Author: Wang Donghua
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Publication Date: 2001-01-01
Features: Do you want to know how a child who was rescued 59 times in succession became a renowned young poet recognized by over 20 countries? Do you want to know how an ordinary father nurtured a deaf and mute child into China's first deaf and mute high school student? Do you want to know how a mother, bedridden and deemed "doomed," made her child a recommended candidate for a top university? Do you want to know about the growth journey of a child who was admitted to an elite university abroad with a high TOEFL score of 630 in his sophomore year? Do you want to know how an ordinary mother raised two outstanding doctoral children? Do you want to know how a pair of parents specifically helped their child through junior and senior high school exams, ultimately sending him as a government-funded doctoral student to France? Do you want to know how a child who missed early education grew from a gifted class to a postdoctoral research station at a world-class university? Do you want to know how the parents of a famous young painter summarized their success stories? Do you want to know how Taiwan's most intellectually gifted child was raised?
These nine articles are selected by the author from hundreds of outstanding parenting experiences across the country. They can be considered the essence of family education in China over the past two decades and even half a century. Every child mentioned in the book is exceptionally talented, but we focus more on how ordinary parents educate these extraordinary children. In today's emphasis on quality education, we believe that a child's "quality" comes more from the family than from school. Without the improvement of parents' qualities, there can be no improvement in children's qualities, and quality education would be just empty talk. The success stories of these outstanding parents are the best reading material for family quality education today. They are worth recommending to all parent education schools, government agencies, and enterprises for their parents to read and study.