Cultivate children's erudition through the stories of Chinese history over five thousand years

Author: Wang Jingzhi
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: The authors dedicate this series, "Stories Every Chinese Child Should Read from Childhood," to children and their parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents. Children all love to hear stories told by adults. Looking back, when we were young, the story of "Grandma Wolf" never ceased to fascinate us and accompanied our childhood. Time flies, and seasons change. Now, we have become parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents. So, what should we tell our children? Parents all hope their children become outstanding talents with well-rounded development in morals, intelligence, physique, and aesthetics; craftsmanship; and labor. There are many ways to achieve this, but undoubtedly, telling children some healthy and positive stories is an excellent method.
The Chinese nation has a splendid civilization spanning 5,000 years. Its traditional virtues, such as loving the motherland, being filial to parents, respecting teachers, valuing unity and friendship, being diligent and eager to learn, modest and polite, frugal and simple, self-reliant and strong-willed, and fearless of tyranny, are all values that our should inherit and promote.
This series is precisely based on this, carefully selecting representative stories from various aspects that integrate knowledge, interest, thoughtfulness, and accessibility. It aims to broadly broaden children's horizons, expand their knowledge, cultivate their hearts, enhance their wisdom, inspire their creativity, and develop their abilities.