Children's Encyclopedia of China · Mathematics and Physics Around Us

Author: Compiled by the Editorial Committee of "The Chinese Children's Encyclopedia"
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Publishing Date: 2005-03-01
Features: "The Chinese 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 knowledge themes. Under each theme, there are comprehensive introductions to the key points and illustrations of the theme, along with annotations to help understand the pictures. It looks like a "knowledge tree."—"Heartfelt Sister" 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
Is mathematics and physics only knowledge found in textbooks? No, children come into contact with mathematics and physics every day. Why don't tree trunks grow square? Why do many buildings use symmetrical designs? How do robots judge human expressions? How can you eat to be strong and healthy? Based on children's reading habits, this book uses beautifully drawn, brightly colored pictures and easy-to-understand language to answer these questions in a simple yet profound way. It combines dry formulas and theorems with vivid cases and interesting historical stories, fully satisfying children's curiosity and thirst for knowledge. Want to grow knowledge happily? Open this book and take a look.