The Reader: Teen Edition

Name: The Reader: Teen Edition
Author: Editor-In-Chief Dong Qing

朗读者：青少版

by Editor-In-Chief Dong Qing (董卿主编)

Status: Completed
Source: Fanqie

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Stats

9.3Score

90Chapters

Synopsis

This book is a book of the same name of CCTV's "The Long Reader", edited by Dong Qing. The program has wide social influence and good audience reputation. This version relies on the content of the paperback edition of "The Long Reader", and only selects the topic introduction, reading text and comment parts. It relies on the Chinese education syllabus and extracurricular reading guidance for primary and secondary schools, and uses classics and fine products as the selection principle. It does not include pictures. "Falling in love with reading through reading aloud", promoting the national reading craze and disseminating cultural masterpieces are the purpose of publishing this book, and it is also the guarantee of both benefits. The development of the student version has the advantages of reader targeting and channel sales.

Reader comments

There are overlapping characters with the previous books I read, and I also see different perspectives. Overall, it is still a positive book. You can deeply understand the spiritual pillars of the characters, and fight against all opinions to realize personal value. It is convincing in strength and day-to-day results. Remember, people who like you will appreciate you, but people who don't like you will not be able to satisfy them no matter what you do, and will constantly put forward new requirements for you. In my life, I need to be myself. I don't need to care about other people's opinions, threats, or failures. Having someone support me is the biggest motivation. I don't need to care about too many people, and I don't care about their crickets. Only when I grow up can I have the right to talk. I need to constantly break through myself, and first do what I can do to the extreme, so that I can do well, grow, and persist one by one.
6 likes4mo ago
I particularly like the topic introductions, which explain the subject in simple terms and guide us to better understand each reading text. Moreover, I think this book is very helpful in cultivating children's interest in reading, just like the book's publishing purpose says "falling in love with reading through reading aloud." However, I kind of hate how preachy some of the reviews are, and I wish it could be more lively and interesting. Overall, this is a good book worth recommending!
3 likes2y ago