Emmanuel de Amicus (1846- 1908),/kloc-the most famous Italian writer in the 9th century, loved learning and military life since childhood. He became an infantry officer when he was young and wrote a book, Military Life. ?

El de Amicus has traveled to many countries and published a series of travel notes, most notably Spain, Morocco and Constantinople. However, Armitage is still good at describing family life and school life. Friends, Everybody's Carriage and other works are well-known in Italy. The education of love made him a world-class writer. ?

Extended information: El de Amikis' masterpiece "Classic Love Education" (picture book) tells countless short stories in school and life. It tells young readers that one should not only learn all kinds of cultural knowledge from childhood, but also learn something more important than this, that is, love for the motherland, hometown, people, parents, teachers, classmates and everyone around him.

Every story in the book is emotional, and the lines are full of children's innocence and interest. The illustrated version of the classic "Education of Love", which affects children's life, was awarded the Italian Government Cultural Award by the Italian Embassy in China in 2000 because of its exquisiteness and vividness. The education of love is recognized as "required reading" in the growth of life.

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