Children's Encyclopedia of China · Science and Technology

Author: Compiled by the Editorial Committee of the China Children's Encyclopedia
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Publishing Date: March 1, 2005
Features: The China Children's Encyclopedia meets the needs of children with a strong desire for knowledge. Although it is an encyclopedia, it is very easy to read—why? Because this series groups related knowledge content into a single category, with each category divided into different subtopics. Under each subtopic, there are comprehensive introductions to the key points and illustrations of the topic, along with annotations to help understand the images. It looks like a "knowledge tree."—"Sister Who Understands the Heart" Lu Qin
This is an encyclopedia suitable for children to read, a book that condenses the essence of knowledge. I sincerely hope that children and teachers across the country can see this series.—Renowned children's program host Ju Ping
Children are often puzzled by many questions: Where do I come from? Why do people get sick? How do metals have memory? How do networks connect people all over the world? Based on children's reading habits, this book uses beautifully drawn, brightly colored illustrations and easy-to-understand language to answer these questions in an accessible way. It describes the magical human body, the exciting field of biotechnology, the versatile new energy and new materials, and the all-encompassing digital world, fully satisfying children's curiosity and thirst for knowledge. This book is useful, interesting, and hard to put down—once you finish reading, you'll want to read it again.