Meet the Beijing Ape Man: A Health IQ Guide for Kids

Author: Yang Haiping
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book takes us back to the ancient times, to our common ancestors, and to the life manual left for us by our ancestors, which we should not forget but have long forgotten. In an increasingly competitive society, intellectual development and raising children's IQ are essential; in a future society where social interactions are becoming more complex and frequent, cultivating children's emotional intelligence to effectively handle various complex interpersonal relationships is also indispensable; in a globalized society where competition pressure, work pressure, and life pressure are constantly increasing, giving children a healthy, scientific, and civilized lifestyle that can cope with various survival challenges and improving their "Health Quotient" (HQ) is equally urgent! If a child's "Health Quotient" is outstanding, it undoubtedly purchases a lifelong immunity policy for the child!
Does your child picky eat or be picky eater? Is your child selfish, solitary, and unsociable? Does your child dislike exercise? Is your child willful and unreasonable? Does your child fail to communicate well with you as parents?
This book begins with the "journey" of the ancient Peking Man, Lao Yuan, through Beijing City, based on the latest scientific research findings on Peking Man both domestically and internationally. It presents dialogues between Lao Yuan and the protagonist, Xiaohong, to reveal the various life habits of our ancient ancestors—the Peking Man—that are still scientifically sound today. This helps inspire children to consciously cultivate a healthy lifestyle and habits, thereby obtaining and improving their "Health Quotient."
The author, in response to the common negative tendencies in children's lives, such as picky eating, self-centeredness, and poor cooperation skills, uses a compelling and engaging approach that children love. By employing a fascinating narrative of an ancient ape "exploring" modern Beijing, the book captures the psychology of minors and gently guides them into a magical and enchanting world of science. In the face of increasing competition pressure, work pressure, and life pressure in a globalized world, improving a child's "Health Quotient" is urgent!