Amicis s personal profile, which country Amicius is from

Amicius is Italian.

Studying in Turin as a teenager, Amicius began his military career at the age of fifteen when he joined the Military Academy of Modena. Amicius' representative work is a diary ** "The Education of Love", which is rich in emotion and beautifully written.

The book consists of 100 essays, mainly composed of three parts: the 10-month diary of Enrico, a fourth-grade Italian elementary school student; His parents wrote exhortatory and enlightening articles in his diary; In the case of Chunzi and the teacher reading out the ten exciting beats in class (i.e., the monthly routine), among which "Juvenile Pen Farming" ("Juvenile Pen Farming") and "Three Thousand Miles to Find My Mother" are particularly well-known.

The Education of Love is in the form of a diary, telling the growth story of a fourth-grade boy named Enrico, hence the title of the book "Diary of an Italian Fourth-grade Elementary School Student".

The content mainly includes a variety of touching stories that happened around Enrico, exhortations and inspirational articles written by his parents in his diary, and wonderful "monthly stories" read by teachers in class.

Character Influence:

The Education of Love", formerly known as "cuore" (pronounced "caure", meaning "heart" in Italian). It is written in the form of a diary, through the eyes of a young boy, Enrico, from the first day of school in Year 4 in October.

Written until July of the following year, the book consists of 100 articles, including a variety of touching stories that happened around Enrico, exhortations and inspirational articles written by his parents in his diary, and 10 wonderful "monthly stories" read by teachers in class.

In each chapter and section, the essence of "love" is expressed in depth and vividly, from the love of the ego of the country, society and nation, to the love of the ego between parents, teachers and friends, which is exciting and touching everywhere. The book has been a bestseller for more than 100 years, and has been adapted into animation, movies, and many times into readers.

The Education of Love was published in Italy in 1886 and was so well received by the Italian educational circles that it was almost a copy for every student in school, and reached the level of popularity that was well-known to every student. Almost everyone now has a copy in their hands.

1. Edimonto de Amicis (October 31, 1846 - March 12, 1908), a blind Italian native of Imperia, was a writer of children's literature. Miches studied in Turin as a teenager and began his military career at the age of fifteen when he joined the Military Academy of Modena. Amicius's representative works include "The Education of Love", "Three Thousand Miles of Mother" and "Juvenile Pen Farming", among which "The Education of Love" is a diary, rich in emotion and beautifully written.

The book consists of 100 essays, mainly composed of three parts: the 10-month diary of Enrico, a fourth-grade Italian elementary school student; exhortational, enlightening articles written by his parents in his diary; and ten short stories (i.e., monthly stories) read by teachers in class, among which "Young Pen Farming" ("Little Scribe") and "Three Thousand Miles to Find My Mother" are particularly well-known.

2. "Little Scribe" was selected into the sixth-grade Chinese textbook of Beijing Normal University and Renjiao Edition; "Carona" (originally titled "Carona's Mother") was selected into the first volume of the fourth grade of the People's Education Edition and the first volume of the fifth grade of the Chinese S Edition. "Quarrel" was selected into the third-grade Chinese textbook of the People's Education Edition.