National Geographic China (National Reader)

Author: Lu Daoda
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: With the development of society and the progress of civilization, the natural and cultural environment in which humans live has undergone tremendous changes. As geography has become a broad media concept, the level of geographical knowledge has become an important reflection of a nation's literacy. The editing and publication of National Geographic China not only present a comprehensive display of the natural geographical features of various regions in China but also reflect the diversification and unity of history and culture across different areas. National Geographic China connects 34 provincial-level administrative regions in China into a vast and systematic whole with over 2,000 exquisite photographs and vividly illustrated maps. Readers can follow the clear perspective of geography to understand the terrain, climate, hydrology, natural resources, scenic spots, administrative divisions, local products, ethnic groups, folk cultures, and historical sites of various regions in China. Moving beyond dry instruction, it creates a favorable atmosphere for readers to experience China's natural geography and cultural environment. It is hoped that through reading this book, readers can form a preliminary understanding of the relationship between humans and the environment, recognize the close connection and mutual influence between the environment and human life, and pay attention to the future quality of life and the environment.