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Author: Li Shijun
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: Throughout the history of cricket literature, there have been descriptions that if a cricket exhibits certain characteristics, it is considered harmless or easily defeated upon touch. However, these descriptions have only and lack concentration. The author utilized photography technology to compile a collection, gathering numerous cricket specimens from various places into one volume. This creates a visually rich and clear presentation, facilitating easy comparison and scientific analysis. Additionally, the book approaches the subject from a scientific perspective of entomology, presenting forward-thinking discussions on many misconceptions in the modern cricket community regarding issues such as cricket quality and names. It aims to introduce cricket enthusiasts to a scientific approach, enabling genuine scientific research on crickets and gradually approaching a deeper understanding of them. The book also reveals some realities within the cricket community, guiding future scholars to recognize the right direction and engage in healthy cricket culture, collectively creating a new culture of Chinese fighting crickets and contributing to the development and promotion of this culture. The book approaches the subject from a scientific perspective of entomology, presenting forward-thinking discussions on many misconceptions in the modern cricket community regarding issues such as cricket quality and names.