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The Ministry of Education recommends compulsory reading books for the third and fourth grades.
Ministry of Education Basic Education Curriculum Teaching Material Development Center

Reading Guidance Catalogue for Primary and Secondary School Students (2020 Edition)

Grade 3-4

scarecrow

Adventures of Xiao Butou

Open the window to see you.

The story of the stupid wolf

The Monkey King is in our village.

Chinese food on the plate

The secret of the hat

The Magic Gourd

Small peas by the window

China's ancient and modern fables

Little hero, rain is coming.

Charlotte's Web

Education of love

Sanmao's wandering story

China's fairy tale

What is the CPL value?

CPL is actually the abbreviation of Chinese Plus level, which means Chinese reading level. Benchmark the international star reading evaluation system and the curriculum outline standards promulgated by the Ministry of Education!

On the basis of literacy, vocabulary, reading speed, article theme and genre, CPL divides children's reading ability from preschool to sixth grade into seven grades, and each grade contains four stages!

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