中国儿童文学走向世界精品书系:表哥驾到(精装)英文版 本书特色

　　This series collects representative works of ten famous chinese children's literature writers．Some of which have won nominations for hans christian and ersen award．All of their works are fairytales and stories for chinese children．There are relationships between love and happiness．Reality and fantasy. Humans and nature．In these works every child will find his／her own story．Which will tell them how to face difficulties，how to hold on to their dreams，and every trouble they might have while growing up．Reading these witty and vibrant stories．You will understand chinese children and their world of fantasy．

中国儿童文学走向世界精品书系:表哥驾到(精装)英文版 内容简介

　　《中国儿童文学走向世界精品书系：表哥驾到（英文版）》是著名儿童文学作家秦文君的一部小说精品集，主要讲家长总拿自己孩子的缺点去比其他孩子的优点，认为这样能给予孩子更多动力，使孩子更全面，却往往会使孩子失去信心。家长要能够公平的对待孩子，因为每个孩子都是不同的，没有谁会是完美的。　　《中国儿童文学走向世界精品书系：表哥驾到（英文版）》非常具有可读性和时代性。

中国儿童文学走向世界精品书系:表哥驾到(精装)英文版 目录

My Cousin Is Coming
Cousin Dayu's Lecture
Girls' Affairs
Aunt Ruili
Grandma's Little House
A Farewell to Yi Fan
Immortal Maria
"Doctor" Peter
A Girl Called Rowe
My Fourth Brother's Garden
The Princess of the Garden
Yun Shang Is Heartbroken

中国儿童文学走向世界精品书系:表哥驾到(精装)英文版 节选

　　《中国儿童文学走向世界精品书系：表哥驾到（英文版）》：　　In contrast, Aunt Ruili rarely criticized my work. It was not out oflove. I wasn't her child. She was just teaching me a skill. It was definitely different from the deep concern she had about Damei. Sometimes, she observed my behavior objectively, as if analyzing a rival.　　My mother disapproved of my constant visits and often spoke ill of Aunt Ruili, saying things like she was always leading her husband and kid around by the nose. Actually, my mother didn't know the true situation. Uncle Xiaokang had his own way of handling situations. He usually kept his opinions to himself in front of Aunt Ruili. For instance, he would listen to his wife reproaching his daughter but express no opinion. When she had finished, he would stand up and go to polish his shoes in an unhurried way. Then before he left, he would always say goodbye to lus wife and touch his daughter affectionately on the face.　　Aunt Ruili never got angry with him. Instead, she would say that this was lus way, but she could never act in that way. She would have to have a hand in all matters concerning her daughter, whether important or trivial. She encouraged her daughter to bring home close friends from class. Damei didn't realise it was a trap, so she sometimes brought friends back. Aunt Ruili would chat with them and observe their every mood. When the friend left, she would pass judgment: that girl with her sharp cheeks and willful character was not fit to be your friend. If the friend was too open with her views, she would say what the point of such a brainless friend was! Gradually, Damei's friends were driven away because they couldn't possibly meet her mother's high standards. Soon Damei tired of making new friends. At first, Damei was upset but soon she grew indifferent. After a while no more classmates came home with her.　　The winter of that year was especially cold. On Chinese New Year's day, Aunt Ruili seated Damei and me in front of the rosewood dressing table, on which a huge round mirror was mounted. She had a whole set of toiletries and cosmetic and skin care items. She had over ten combs, big or small. She said she would make us beautiful for the holiday. She combed our hair and wouldn't allow us to turn our heads. She did have remarkable skill. Soon, we looked both taller and prettier. That day, the house was full of distinguished guests. Aunt Ruili had found a lovely golden locket and urged Damei to wear it. However it was not to her daughter's taste and she refused. Aunt glanced at her sideways and snapped, "Pass it to your cousin if you don't want, then. Her voice was trying to force Damei to comply with her wishes but instead her daughter took her at her word and passed the family heirloom to me. Aunt Ruili was kneading rice dumplings, pretending to see nothing of this, but I noticed that she turned away clearly upset.　　Among the guests, there was a well-dressed elegant woman who had been Aunt's middle-school classmate. She brought with her a boy the same age as us. He was a handsome boy with thick arrow-like eyebrows, and he was smartly dressed. He was the only boy among the guests, so Aunt Ruili asked us to talk with him and entertain him.　　To my surprise, the boy got along very well with Damei. They talked on and on like old friends. He was two grades higher than Damei in the same school. They spoke of their regret at never meeting before tlus. The boy sang a sentimental Russian folk song. We were all charmed. He also invited Damei to go to a music performance. The handsome boy could do no wrong in Damei's eyes and she was like a fairytale Snow-white for him. Who could have guessed the truth that day - that they would maintain intimate relations for a long time?　　……

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