Dandelion gently flies

Author: Yin Jianling
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: This series is called "Classic Chinese Essays for Primary School Students," a literary reader designed for teachers, parents, and children to read together. The contributors are all teachers, scholars, writers, and editors with a strong background in children's education, holding master's or doctoral degrees. More importantly, most of them are mothers who love children and love reading. The selected essays have been carefully curated, with short and concise lengths suitable for classroom or home reading. Most of them are works by renowned authors from ancient and modern China and beyond, tested by time. Some are excerpts from classic books that we believe should be read. Familiarizing yourself with the names and works of these authors can give you a glimpse of their broader literary achievements. In terms of selection, there are no strict boundaries—besides literature, it includes a wide range of genres from astronomy to geography. This reflects our guiding principle: reading is learning to be a person. In terms of writing style, we strive to be lively, approachable, and contemporary, aligning with the reading psychology of primary school students. Each essay includes "About the Author" and "Selection Reason," helping readers understand the author and the creative background of the piece, as well as grasping its main ideas and essence. The "Further Reading" section at the end of each essay not only offers reading suggestions but also provides a channel to spark interest, encourage broader understanding, and inspire discussions. This section emphasizes interactivity and openness, allowing readers to enjoy intellectual and emotional growth through subtle, engaging activities. The series is divided into five volumes based on the characteristics of the selected essays: the fresh and enduring foreign classics volume "Little Stars in the Distance," the inspiring, witty, and lively comprehensive volume "You Will Find the Spring of Wisdom" and "A Tree Full of Eyes," the steady and heartwarming Chinese classics volume "When Flowers Rest," and the dynamic and poetic recitation volume "Dandelions Soar Gently." You can start reading from any volume you like. And I believe that when you open the pages, you will not only inhale the fragrance of these classic essays but also sense the warmth and approachability of the compilers. This is not just a relaxed and comforting reading journey but also an opportunity to broaden your horizons, strengthen family bonds, develop critical thinking, and gradually accumulate beautiful emotions in your heart.