The Lost Glory - Recommended Book Series for Famous Middle School Teachers and Students

Author: Xia Jianyong
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: Lu Xun, Hu Shi, Lin Yutang, Zhu Ziqing, Feng Zikai. When we see this series of names of modern renowned writers, a series of distinctly individual images of modern Chinese people immediately come to mind. Lu Xun's gravity, depth, and soul-searching; Hu Shi's lightness, tolerance, and warm demeanor; Lin Yutang's spiritual depth, freedom, and humor; Feng Zikai's composure, elegance, and benevolence—each possesses immense personal charm. Their thoughts and literary talent, their character and writing, whether as modern writers or as true modern individuals, are all worth interpretation for 21st-century Chinese people, and through this interpretation, they can find the best way forward. Let us, through the reading of these writers' works, gather the "essence, vitality, and spirit" of many and forge a new kind of modern person. This book is prefaced by the renowned teacher Yu Yi, and is jointly recommended for reading by middle school teachers and students across the country from Peking University High School, Fudan University High School, East China Normal University High School, Shandong Experimental High School, Shanghai Yucai High School, Xi'an Jiaotong University High School, Hangzhou High School for the Gifted, Shanghai Jianping High School, and others. Carefully reviewed by excellent teachers and guided synchronously, it is an essential reading for language learning. The compilers and annotators of the "Recommended Reading Series for Famous Middle School Teachers and Students" not only deeply understand the importance and necessity of reading masterpieces for the life development of young people but also practice what they preach, experiencing the joy of growth. With concern and care for middle school students, they have started by selecting classic modern and contemporary prose, guiding everyone to dialogue and communicate with the distinctly individual writers and great figures in the works, bridging minds, understanding their thoughts, appreciating their literary talent, and experiencing the vibrant charm of their era.