Middle School Geography Handbook

Author: Wang Yongchang, Zhang Suhong, Wang Lindi
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Publish Date: 2003-10-14
Features: This book is compiled based on the junior high school geography teaching syllabus. The content originates from the textbook but is slightly above it, and also covers some hot topics related to geography and environmental science. The entire book is divided into ten parts: "Cosmic Environment," "Atmospheric Environment," "Marine Environment," "Terrestrial Environment," "Resource Environment," "Economic Environment," "Cultural Environment," "China's Living Environment," "World Living Environment," and "Human and Environment," totaling 396 entries. The authors are geography teachers from Beijing Normal University who have many years of teaching experience. They strive to make this book distinctive from similar publications by emphasizing the role of humans as the behavioral subjects of the Earth and environment, highlighting how people should treat and improve the geographical environment to make it a sustainable resource, rather than "destroying their own homes." Additionally, the division of the knowledge structure also has its unique aspects. The book is rich in content and well-expressed, serving as both a concise geography reference tool and a practical guide for junior high school teachers and students to review and expand their geographical knowledge.