The Education of Kuol, also known as Diary of an Italian Pupil, is adapted from the diary of the son of E de Amicus, and is a children's novel written by Italian writer E de Amicus in 1886. This is a diary novel. From the perspective of Amrico, a fourth-grade boy, this paper describes what he saw, heard and felt inside and outside the school from the first day of the fourth grade (10) to July of the following year. It also includes many exhortations and inspiring articles written by his parents, as well as touching monthly stories read by his teacher in class. Love is the theme of the whole novel. Between the most plain lines, there are all kinds of greatest loves in the world: teachers' love, students' love, parents' love, children's love and classmates' love ... each kind of love is not earth-shattering, but it is touching. By creating seemingly small but extraordinary characters, we can arouse emotional waves in readers' hearts and keep the virtue of love in readers' hearts forever. The whole novel examines the beauty, ugliness, good and evil around us with the eyes of a primary school student, and thoroughly feels the dribs and drabs of life with love.

There are 65,438+000 articles in the book, all kinds of touching stories happened around Amway Ke, inspirational articles written by his parents and sisters in his diary, and 65,438+00 wonderful cases of confinement read by teachers in class. From the birth of 1886 to 1904, more than 300 editions of this book have been printed in just 20 years. /kloc-has been selling well since 0/00. At present, it has been translated into more than 100 languages, adapted into comics, movies and cartoons for many times, and spread all over the world, becoming the most caring and educational reading, and being recognized as a world-renowned literary masterpiece.

Not only that, this book actually covers all aspects of the daily life of children aged 9- 13. Therefore, children can learn how to get along with others, how to become a brave, energetic and upright person, a person who dares to take responsibility and obligation-not only for family, but also for society.

I believe that by reading this book, children will be subtly influenced by all the excellent qualities of human beings!

Mr Xia Mianzun once said in his translation of The Education of Love: "An education without emotion and love is like a pond without water. Without water, there is no pond, without love, there is no education. " It can be seen that "education of love" can not only educate children, but also educate people who are educating others. [Editor's Note] This book is dedicated to primary school students aged nine to thirteen, written by Italian writer Armitage, with novel content and touching plot. Anyone who has read this book can't resist its charm, and it is an indisputable model of "love". Its stirring plot will make people emotional.

This book is full of humorous language that children are interested in and fascinating Italian customs and fashions in the19th century. It describes touching stories that happened in schools, classes and families. Parents' deep love and ardent expectations for their children, the love and friendship among teachers, students, friends and classmates, and the sacred love for the motherland are all beyond words and touching. The "monthly story" has long been a household name in Italy and many countries, and it has become a positive way to educate and encourage children.

This book uses children's tone, brush strokes and eyes to write children's lives and thoughts, which is closer to children's inner world and more easily accepted by children. It is an educational classic and learning model that parents, teachers and children must read all their lives. [Edit this paragraph] About the author: edmundo de Amicis was born on June 3 1 846+1October 31day, a coastal city in Peria Province, Liguria, Italy, which accepted Negria. He loved military life since he was a child. 16 years old entered Mardena Military Academy, 1865 became an officer after graduation, and 1866 took an active part in the third Italian War of Independence. 1868, he published his first novel, Life in the Barracks, and became famous for it. 1870 after the liberation of Rome, he gave up his military career and settled in Turin. He became a reporter for major Italian newspapers and began to engage in professional literary creation. 1March, 908 1 1 passed away in Kaila, Boldi.

Mr. de Amicus traveled around the world in his early years and wrote many travel notes, such as Spain, Holland, London Chronicle, Morocco, Constantinople, Travels of America, Memories of Sicily and so on. 1879 to 1889 is the heyday of Amicus' creation. He wrote many works on social themes, including essays, friends, love education and the Atlantic Ocean. He paid attention to social problems, then devoted himself to politics and participated in the socialist movement. 189 1 Join the Socialist Party. Since then, he has published Teachers' Novels, Workers' Teachers and Public Trams. 1March 908 1 1 died of a heart attack in Hera, Boldi.

The translation of this book was awarded the Italian Government Cultural Award by the Italian Embassy in China in 2000 for its beautiful and vivid expression.

The education of love is recognized as "required reading" in the growth of life.