China Children's History Learning Encyclopedia

Author: Xing Tao
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Utilizing the latest achievements in international children's education and psychology, this book selects ten types of scientific and humanistic knowledge that children need to learn and master during their growth. Through a large number of vivid images and illustrations, it presents the content in a child-friendly, easy-to-understand, and absorbing manner, guiding children in a gradual and profound way to promote their physical and mental health and cognitive development. The "China Children's Learning Encyclopedia Series" not only imparts knowledge to the eager children but also equips them with the methods, tools, and ways of thinking to explore knowledge. It trains them to practice using these skills, enabling them to independently face problems and embrace challenges—this is the truly valuable content that children need, serving as a bridge for them to explore the path to future success!
Over the long course of history, humanity has created splendid civilizations and formed its unique history. To help children understand the process of human and societal development, we have specifically compiled this "China Children's History Learning Encyclopedia." In its layout, the book fully considers the age characteristics, thinking patterns, and knowledge structures of school-aged children, presenting rich historical knowledge in an accessible language that children are eager to learn. Additionally, the text is accompanied by Pinyin annotations and hundreds of exquisite illustrations, including precious artifact images, historical photographs, and carefully drawn hand-drawn illustrations, to facilitate independent reading. We hope that this encyclopedia on historical knowledge can act as a delicate time machine, taking children on a joyful and valuable journey through the corridors of time!