History is a mirror. Every country and nation pays attention to using its own history to educate and encourage its people, especially its young people. History is very vivid, and there are many words in modern Chinese. In particular, idioms and allusions mostly come from various historical books. Today's children are easily "formatted" by the rich expressions of modern Western civilization, and are resistant to historical knowledge. This cannot help but worry parents who are concerned about their children's growth and long for their children to become pillars. In today's era of high-tech development, it is still necessary for Chinese teenagers to understand and inherit the nation's fine cultural traditions and build national self-esteem and self-confidence. "Five Thousand Years of China" introduces reading history to gain insights and examining the past to understand the present. Five thousand years of long history have left an endless historical legacy, and what has been achieved is a magnificent and natural hymn to heroes. A hymn for the working people who fight tenaciously, an impassioned song of righteousness that punishes evil and promotes good. Five thousand years of great changes, five thousand years of success and failure, and the vast history are all condensed into each heart-stirring story.
Reader comments
And I found that many idioms and allusions come from history books. This book can allow children to learn a lot of idioms while understanding history. I think it is a bit similar to "Five Thousand Years", both of which tell the story of Chinese history. However, I don't really like those tyrants in history, such as Qin Shihuang. What they did is really annoying. But this book is really suitable for parents and children to read together, allowing children to better understand our cultural traditions.
And I found that many idioms and allusions come from history books. This book can allow children to learn a lot of idioms while understanding history. I think it is a bit similar to "Five Thousand Years", both of which tell the story of Chinese history. However, I don't really like those tyrants in history, such as Qin Shihuang. What they did is really annoying. But this book is really suitable for parents and children to read together, allowing children to better understand our cultural traditions.
Definitely five-star praise!