Cambridge Children's Science Encyclopedia: Trains and Railways

Author: Sidney Wood (English)
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: Trains are the most extensive mode of transportation in our lives. They make our movements faster and make communication and interaction between people more convenient. This book tells fascinating historical stories and interesting scientific knowledge, helping us gain a deeper understanding of trains and railways. In the 19th century, humans invented steam power, with steam engines driving trains, making people's movements more convenient and greatly changing human life. Until now, diesel and electric trains have replaced steam trains, and they not only run on land but also on underground or semi-air paths. Modern people can choose this fast, clean, and comfortable mode of transportation to transport goods or travel. Now, let's embark on a journey into the world of "Trains and Railways" together, guided by the exquisite and vivid color illustrations in this book, and let children explore the evolution history of trains and railways over nearly 200 years and their impact on human life.