National Geographic China (Upper, Middle, Lower)

Author: Ji Jianghong
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: This book embodies the modern geography concept of organically blending geographical knowledge with humanities and history, adhering to the principles of rigorous knowledge and systematic content. It comprehensively introduces the rich and diverse geological landscapes of China. Nearly a thousand high-quality images accompany scientific and vivid text, guiding readers through China's vast landscapes while also exploring related geographical, historical, and folk knowledge.
※ Appreciate the geological landscapes of China's Eight Major Geoparks · The grandeur of the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon · The color-changing wonders of Hainan Lake and the folk customs of the Tuvan people · The Three Parallel Rivers scenic area listed as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site · The "Savage City" sculpture of nature's artistry
※ Explore the light phenomenon formation of the colorful Buddha light on Mount Emei · The development history of the karst peak forest and clusters in the Li River · The mysteries of the shaped by Quaternary glaciers · The geological evolution of the 400-li perilous navigation route of the Yangtze Three Gorges · The magical geological structures of Tiankeng and Diwen
※ Discover the sources of the mother rivers—the Yellow River and the Yangtze · The rare northern karst landscapes of Yunshan Mountain · The formation reasons of the calcified accumulation bodies in the karst landscapes of Huanglong · The vertical zonal distribution and heat island effect of Gongga Snow Mountain · The internal dynamics of the Tianchi volcano on Changbai Mountain
A single book cannot change the world, but it can change a person's life. National Geographic China is just such a book that can leave an impact on your life. It is a book that conveys geographical philosophy and pursues the spirit of science, a popular reading material for those who love life and geography, and also a high-level book that tells stories of nature and humanities. Its content goes beyond the scope of general geographical or travel books, encompassing geological wonders of national geological parks, scenic beauty of famous mountains and rivers, unique topographical features, ancient historical and cultural relics, and folk customs of various regions in China.
"Geography" today has become a broad and inclusive concept. Beyond physical geography, people have opened up human geography, which introduces geographical knowledge and scientific exploration while also paying attention to natural landscapes and historical humanities, recreating the diversity, regionality, and comprehensiveness of geographical knowledge. National Geographic China is divided into three volumes—upper, middle, and lower—missioned to convey natural care and human emotions. In order of geographical location, it uses over 1,000 stunning images paired with vivid and excellent text to create a favorable atmosphere for readers to experience China's natural geography and humanities, and to subtly convey geographical knowledge.
Geography is an education; every person who concerns the future and leads an optimistic and progressive life will acquire it through reading. Geography is a temperament; every person who admires nature, loves exploration, and pursues a scientific and healthy lifestyle can also possess it through reading. This is precisely the greatest purpose of compiling this book.