Good Kids' New Ten Thousand Whys - (Essential Edition)

Author: Chen Fumin
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Why do birds fly in the sky? Why can fish swim in water? Why do people sleep? Why do grandpas grow beards? Why is the sky blue? Why does the moon follow people? These questions may seem simple, but they contain many scientific principles. This book is divided into six major parts: "Animals & Plants," "Human Body & Life," "Transportation & Communication," "Military & Weapons," "Universe & Space Exploration," and "Earth & Environment." The text is easy to understand and includes Pinyin annotations for modern Chinese. The illustrations are rich and colorful, featuring a mix of real photographs and exquisite drawings, making it especially suitable for primary school students in middle and low grades, as well as preschool children. Additionally, each "Why" question is accompanied by humorous comics. Through the Q&A exchanges between the cartoon characters "Qiqi Q" and "eWenTong," complex and abstract scientific knowledge becomes lively and engaging, easy to grasp. This allows children to read in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere, fostering their imagination, enhancing their wisdom, and igniting their passion for science and exploration.