Stories of Famous Chinese Figures Teaching Their Children

Author: Su Songxing
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: The Chinese nation has a long-standing tradition of valuing education for children—there is the ancient saying "If a father does not educate his son, it is his fault"—and has unique methods and habits in raising and educating children. Therefore, when selecting writing materials for this book, the target audience is Chinese people, limited to those since modern times. This approach not only promotes the fine tradition of the Chinese nation in valuing family education but also integrates traditional educational methods with modern spiritual civilization, making the book more contemporary.
50 touching family stories of renowned Chinese people from home and abroad, 50 parenting experiences of parents, and 50 distinctive family education methods. The content is richly illustrated, concrete, and emotionally resonant, covering all aspects of youth and children's education—how to teach children to be good people and to act appropriately, how to understand their relationships with themselves, others, the collective, and the nation, how to handle fame and fortune, and how to face success and failure.
50 touching family stories of renowned Chinese people from home and abroad, 50 parenting experiences of parents, and 50 distinctive family education methods. The content is richly illustrated, concrete, and emotionally resonant, covering all aspects of youth and children's education—how to teach children to be good people and to act appropriately, how to understand their relationships with themselves, others, the collective, and the nation, how to handle fame and fortune, and how to face success and failure.