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Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea (A Must-Read for the New Chinese Language Curriculum Standard)
"Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea" was published in 1870. It has a history of more than 100 years, but it is still popular around the world in various versions in multiple languages. This alone shows its strong vitality and great appeal. There are only a few characters in the book, and only four and a half are named. Farragut, the captain of the destroyer USS Abraham Lincoln, only appears briefly at the beginning of the novel, and can only be counted as half; the interior scene is just a su
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Little Red Riding Hood (Extracurricular Reading for New Chinese Language Curriculum Standards)
The contents of this book include luck, the brave hunter, three magical languages, the magical juniper tree, the "lucky man", the greedy cat and the little mouse, the Virgin's children, the three companions, the thief's fiancé, the godfather of death, the couple, riddles, the singing of bones, the old dog, the magical performer, the three cousins, the last dish, and the sun is the best witness.
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Thousand-Character Essay
As an influential work, "The Thousand Character Essay" crossed the ocean very early and spread throughout the world. Japan not only has multiple versions of "The Thousand-Character Classic", but also has many works with different contents but all named "The Thousand-Character Classic". In 1583, North Korea published the "Shi Feng Thousand Character Essay" with Korean interpretation and phonetic notation.
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