Author: Ajia

Luantan: From androgyny to modern witches to Lao Tzu’s feminist views

2009-09-21
Discussing with Yangyang’s father the strategies for first graders to pass the pinyin test and other topics

2009-09-14
Who is to blame for declining eyesight? — A chat with Yuanyuan’s mom about eye care for her bookworm.

2009-08-17
My daughter and I love listening to some of the books we listen to most.

2009-07-10
Red Mud Parent-Child Storytelling Arena Strategy Beta 1.0

2009-07-07
Ajia, Carrot Detective, one of the recommended books for summer vacation 2009

2009-07-01
On June 21st, there will be a book reading and book club for Granny Hua, as well as a book signing event for book lovers.

2009-06-12
Why do we recommend 101 books that will fascinate children?

2009-06-09
Several Discussions on the Relationship between Literacy and Reading

2009-06-02
The magical “Wandering Around”: an unrepeatable visual game

2009-05-21
[Random Thoughts] Conjectures and Formulas about Adults’ “Childhood Experiences”…

2009-05-19
Children’s first book: starting with Miffy

2009-05-06
[Guide] April Argentine Primera División guest on Voice of Literature and Art weekend interview to talk about children’s reading

2009-04-28
The Joy of Children’s Literature: My Self-Study Reading

2009-04-23
My elementary school story

2009-04-19
Recommend a parenting science book that is difficult to classify

2009-03-31
March with the Argentine Primera División in Dalian: Public Lecture on Picture Books and Parent-Child Reading

2009-03-09
How to use the “hmm” method to prove to children the principle of divisibility by 9?

2009-02-23
[Notes] “How can parents help their children fall in love with writing?”

2009-02-02
[Reading Notes] Letter from the Editor of Where the Wild Things Are to the Painter

2008-12-14
Peking Opera Cats: Wu Song Fights the Tiger and Peking Opera Excerpts

2008-11-18
The Origin of the Story of Changbanpo and Two Types of Pingshu

2008-11-11
Peking Opera Cats: “Changbanpo” and Peking Opera Script Appreciation

2008-11-10
Notes and Reflections on Xiong Lei’s Lecture “The Contemporaneity of Folk Tales”

2008-11-08
A Brief Comparison of Four Translations of Hauff’s Fairy Tales

2008-10-27