It’s Astrid Lindgren’s classic quote: It’s true that children need discipline and guidance, but if they are under discipline and guidance all the time and everywhere , is unlikely to learn self-control and self-direction.

Astrid Lindgren (Astrid Lindgren) Lindgren was born in 1907 in a farmer's family in Sm?land, Sweden. He went to Stockholm to study in the 1920s. After graduation, he worked for a children's book publishing company in Stockholm for a long time. From 1946 to 1970, he served as the editor-in-chief of the children's department of Lamy and Sj?gren Publishing Company. In the winter of 1944, he injured his leg while skiing. While recovering from his injury, he wrote a story "Pippi Longstocking", which became famous all over the country, and then in Europe and even the world. Her fairy tale masterpiece Niels Karlsson won the first Niels H?rgesson Award. In 1957, his work "Mio, My Mio" won the Swedish National Award for "Higher Literary Standard Writer". In 1958, the International Children's Book Association awarded her the International Andersen Children's Literature Writer Award. In 1960, he began publishing Madiqin's story. In 1963, he began publishing stories about the naughty boy Emil. In 1966, he won the special prize in the German Youth Book Competition. In 1970, he won the Golden Ship Award for Children's Literature and Literary Promotion from Sweden's "Express". In 1971, he won the Gold Medal of the Swedish Academy. In 1981, the full-length fairy tale "Daughter of the Green Forest" was published. In 1978, he was awarded the Peace Prize by the Federal Federation of German Booksellers. Her works have been translated into about 80 languages ??and widely distributed around the world, and many of her works have been adapted into movies and TV series. She has written more than eighty literary works for children. In 1957, she won the Swedish National Award for "Highest Literary Standard Writer"; in 1958, she won the "Andersen Gold Medal" worth 2,500 yuan; in 1971, she won the Swedish Academy's "Gold Medal" worth 30,000 yuan. An academician of the Swedish Academy said at the award ceremony: "Dear Madam, among the Swedes currently engaged in literary and artistic activities, except for Ingmar Bergman, probably no one is as famous in the world as you." Published by S?gren The company also established the Lindgren Children's Literature Award in 1972 to commemorate her creative achievements. ?

Lindgren died at his home in Stockholm on January 28, 2001, at the age of 94. She had been suffering from illness for some time, and nearly a month before her death, she suffered from a severe viral infection, which was ultimately unable to be cured.

Classic quotations:

1. It is true that children need discipline and guidance, but if they are under discipline and guidance all the time and in everything, it is It is unlikely to learn self-control and self-direction.

2. If schools fail to give students more successful experiences in the classroom, they will end up completely refusing to learn both in and out of school.