Science fairy tales in autumn

Author: Dong Shuliang
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Seasonal Science Fairy Tales. The entire series follows the order of spring, summer, autumn, and winter, using vivid and interesting fairy tales as vehicles to introduce scientific knowledge in areas such as weapons, meteorology, animals, plants, electronics, nanotechnology, and genetic engineering. It features elegant writing, novel knowledge, and a broad scope. After reading, students are sure to enhance their abilities, broaden their horizons, and lay a solid foundation for loving, learning, and applying science in the future. Why do dung beetles become cleaners? Why do rabbits eat their own feces? Where can you find bread trees? Plants don’t have teeth, but why can they break down hard stones? Little, are these questions interesting? Do you want to know the answers? Welcome to our world of science fairy tales. Let’s explore the ocean of science together and discover its beauty and wonder! Let’s step into autumn and embrace it! Embrace science!