Children's Enlightenment Series -- Proverb and Saying Stories

Author: Shi Yanbo
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Proverbs are part of language, gradually formed during the process of linguistic folk culture as relatively fixed colloquial sayings. They carry a strong sense of life and national characteristics, widely reflecting people's lives and emotions. Simple, vivid, and rich in wisdom, proverbs can explain natural or social phenomena, expressing certain emotions and rationality. They are an embodiment of the accumulated life experience of the masses in language. They allow children to understand and memorize these meaningful linguistic knowledge in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere. Through such gradual accumulation, children become smarter and more eloquent.