I remember how excited I was when I first got my textbook in grade one. When I got home, I quickly found brown paper to wrap it up and looked at the color pictures over and over again, without even eating. Now these pictures are still fresh in the memory of every post-70s and post-80s generation.

Today, we are here to review the textbooks we received more than 30 years ago and reproduce our wonderful childhood.

Let's get the book, whose name is "here", haha!

The first book: Chinese

This is the most beautiful textbook of the year, and it is also the textbook that we are most concerned about now. So far, some of our students can recite everything in it. There are five-year and six-year courses in Chinese, but there is little difference in the content of the text.

Cover of the first volume of Chinese in five-year edition

Cover of the first volume of Chinese in six-year edition

The second book: Mathematics

In primary schools in the 1970s and 1980s, Chinese and mathematics were the main subjects. When I think of math, I think of counting my fingers. In fact, there are many pictures in math books. Now, when I open them, they are very characteristic of the times.

The third book: conversation

Now that I think about it, this textbook should be classified as a Chinese reader, because it also contains many texts. What impressed me most was that the color pictures in it were so beautiful, don't you think?

The fourth book: ideology and morality

The textbook "Ideology and Morality" is also a reading textbook with strong stories. There were many stories about heroes in the 1970s and 1980s.

The fifth book: art.

At that time, many books were distributed in the first grade of primary school. Art is one of our favorite textbooks, and its content even affects our future job choices. Indeed, its content is too classic!

Book 6: Music

I remember when I took the music textbook, I didn't know what the notes were for a while, but I didn't know anything until the teacher gave us a music lesson for the first time. I still remember a song that sang like this: "Car, Didi Didi Didi ..."

The seventh book: labor

The textbook "Labor" seems to be the same everywhere, but the basic meaning is the same, which is to encourage children to do some work within their power. I wonder what your version is like?

How's it going? I've finished all the first-grade books, much better than now!

Every textbook is a memory! How do you feel when you see your textbook? What are you going to say?

Let's discuss and communicate in the message area!