3 Review(s)

The book is structured around different stories that illustrate various aspects of Chinese life, such as education, family dynamics, festivals, and the importance of respect for elders. Brown's portrayal of Chinese children emphasizes their resilience, intelligence, and curiosity, while also highlighting the differences between their world and that of Western children. It serves as both a window into Chinese culture and a reflection on universal themes of family, friendship, and growth.Children of China is written with a sense of empathy and respect for Chinese culture, making it a valuable resource for young readers seeking to understand a different part of the world. It provides both an introduction to Chinese customs and a broader message about the shared experiences of children across the globe.