Science Popular Knowledge Anime Encyclopedia -- Adolescence

Author: Luo Chunhao (Korean)
Compiler: Tai Meiyu
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Renowned youth education expert, Sister Who Listens; Famous scientist, Director of the China Science and Technology Museum; Famous children's program host, Sister Moon.
Why? A new era's comic encyclopedia of science knowledge for teenagers, combining vivid comics, precious images, and interesting stories in a format that today's youth love. The entire book is like a series of movies, showcasing rich fundamental and cutting-edge scientific knowledge related to human life, one scene at a time. After reading, it’s as if you’ve thoroughly explored the universe, Earth, oceans, animals, plants, insects, life, the human body, and the environment, sparking your passion for scientific knowledge.
The special volume on "Adolescence" in this set also scientifically and comprehensively guides you on how to healthily and safely navigate your teenage years. If you’re thinking of reading this book, congratulations—you’re growing up!
—Sister Who Listens: "I never thought learning science could be this easy and enjoyable!"
—Director of the China Science and Technology Museum: "A refreshing, addictive, captivating, and fun experience!"
—Sister Moon: "A breath of fresh air, hard to put down, engaging, and full of charm!"
One day, a sudden thought struck me: "Who am I? How was I born? Why was I born?" No matter who you are, during adolescence, you’re bound to feel confused about your body and your birth, even panicking at times. You also want to keep some secrets only to yourself. These are all inevitable steps toward adulthood. I hope this book helps you learn how to safely navigate your teenage years and gain healthy knowledge about sexuality.
If your adolescence is a lonely journey, this book will help you bid farewell to sadness, self-blame, frustration, and even fear. If you need help but can’t talk to your parents, leave this book on their bedside table so they’ll know how to love you. If your classmates need help, place this book on their desks—they’ll be deeply grateful and look at you with admiration. If you find that even your teachers are clueless when you ask such questions, discreetly place this book in their desk so they’ll realize that these seemingly sensitive topics can also be addressed openly and honestly.