"Twenty-seven Literature Lessons for Youth" was originally called "Examples of Articles". It is a book written by Mr. Ye Shengtao to guide young people on how to appreciate literature.
The book "Twenty-Seven Literature Lessons for Youth" has selected a total of twenty-seven works by famous writers. Each article adopts the format of quoting the original text of the famous work, followed by Mr. Ye Shengtao's comments, detailing what is good about the good articles and what are their merits.
The articles selected in the book "Twenty-Seven Literary Lessons for Youth" are all works by famous classics, such as Zhu Ziqing's "Back", Ba Jin's "Friends", Lu Xun's "Watching a Opera", Zhou Zuoren's "Little River", etc. Each article has its typical and unique excellence, which can be used as a reference by future generations when learning to write articles. The words Mr. Ye Shengtao added after each article pointed out the benefits of these articles and gave people the eyes to discover the beauty of literature. After reading this book, you will understand clearly how to write an article, what problems can be avoided when writing, and what techniques can be used.
Reader comments
Reread the classics.
It is both a literary appreciation class and a writing class. Although everyone has their own opinions on the interpretation of the article, the points and precautions for excellent writing of the article genre have generally remained unchanged. The book selects works of various themes, most of which are classics by famous artists and are worthy of repeated appreciation.
This book is like a kind teacher, giving me a lot of inspiration for writing. Mr. Ye's comments were very pertinent and made me understand the criteria for a good article. Just like the analysis of "Back View" in the book, I felt the charm of detailed description. I also suffered a loss because I ignored the details during the process of starting a business. This book reminded me that I need to pay attention to details to make my work more appealing.
Reread the classics. It is both a literary appreciation class and a writing class. Although everyone has their own opinions on the interpretation of the article, the points and precautions for excellent writing of the article genre have generally remained unchanged. The book selects works of various themes, most of which are classics by famous artists and are worthy of repeated appreciation.
This book is like a kind teacher, giving me a lot of inspiration for writing. Mr. Ye's comments were very pertinent and made me understand the criteria for a good article. Just like the analysis of "Back View" in the book, I felt the charm of detailed description. I also suffered a loss because I ignored the details during the process of starting a business. This book reminded me that I need to pay attention to details to make my work more appealing.