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Chinese culture has a long history, and the folk culture that has been passed down for thousands of years is even more colorful. This book takes traditional seasons as its core and selects dozens of well-known folk tales, from the Lantern Festival to the Mid-Autumn Festival, from the Cold Food Festival to the Qingming Festival, from staying up on New Year's Eve to climbing the Double Ninth Festival... The author tells them one by one in a very popular, informative and interesting style, with vivid plots, profound details and fascinating. By opening this book, in addition to understanding the customs and habits of the Chinese nation, you will appreciate the colorful customs and customs and feel the infinite charm of Chinese culture.

Chinese folktales have a long history. From the pre-Qin Dynasty to the late Qing Dynasty, they have been passed down orally from generation to generation, leaving countless excellent stories. These stories are the accumulation of five thousand years of historical development in China and directly reflect the cultural connotation of the Chinese nation. They include historical allusions, myths and legends, love stories, folk fables, etc., And their contents are all-encompassing and cover all kinds of situations in the world. Read these stories to appreciate the different cultures and customs of various ethnic groups, and witness the breadth and depth of Chinese culture. This book selects nearly sixty popular folk tales. The content is simple, the truth is profound, and it combines knowledge and interest. It can stimulate students' interest in reading and promote their mental development. It is a good partner on their growth path. Each story carries its own unique value and connotation. One story, "Grinding a Needle with an Iron Pestle", lets people know that no matter how difficult it is, as long as you are determined and perseverant, hard work will pay off, and those who are determined will eventually achieve their goals; one "Three Monks" warns people that selfishness will only harm others and themselves; one "Hua Tuo's Study of Medicine" makes people understand that miracle doctors also come step by step, and they must firm up the correct goal and work unremittingly for it...