Cambridge Children's Civilization Encyclopedia

Author: Mike Bem
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This volume contains 256 pages and over 1,000 color illustrations; it represents the collective effort of dozens of experts from Oxford and Cambridge Universities in the UK; translated and reviewed by renowned professors from National Tsing Hua University in Taiwan and academicians in China; scientifically reviewed by the Science Editorial Department of China Encyclopedia Press. The book is organized thematically rather than alphabetically, which enhances its and is particularly suitable for young children. The vivid illustrations enrich the expressiveness of the encyclopedia, and the interconnected knowledge facilitates readers in comprehensively absorbing information. The world-renowned French "Encyclopedia Moderne" explicitly emphasized the importance of connections between related fields when formulating its purpose, and this encyclopedia fully recognizes the significance of such connections. It is divided into three main parts: "Biological Encyclopedia," "Civilization Encyclopedia," and "Technology Encyclopedia." These three volumes open three doors for readers, leading them to the three major domains of human existence: the natural world, society, and the process of technological advancement.