A World History of 5000 Years - Volume 1, 2, 3 - Includes Disc

Author: Xing Tao et al
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: Around 5,000 years ago, the Sumerians living in Mesopotamia created writing to record events such as spring planting and winter storage, as well as tribal wars. This marked the beginning of human civilization. Subsequently came the ancient Egyptian civilization, the ancient Babylonian civilization, the ancient Indian civilization, ancient Greek civilization, and the ancient Roman civilization. Humans gradually moved from primitive, isolated, and fragmented tribal groups to the era of global integration today. Throughout history, those who achieved success were often well-versed in various fields. Looking at the present day, no developed nation fails to give history a high status among its many disciplines, nor fails to place special emphasis on history education in national education. The popularization of history education has raised new demands for the accessibility and knowledge-based nature of historical literature. This set, A World History in Five Thousand Years, takes the history of humanity worldwide as its main trunk, with the diverse civilizations, social changes, political and economic developments, prominent figures, scientific advancements, and geographical discoveries over the past five millennia as its colorful branches. It is compiled into engaging and entertaining short stories, allowing young friends to leisurely explore the corridors of history amidst their busy studies and work. This not only helps them understand history but also broadens their knowledge and opens their minds. This is precisely the original intention behind the planning and compilation of this book.