Appreciating Chinese Fighting Crickets

Author: Li Shijun (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2001-07-01
Features: Our company has published a series of books about crickets, including "Exploring Chinese Fighting Crickets in Southern Pots" in addition to "100 Questions and Answers About Cricket Breeding," "Appreciating Chinese Fighting Crickets," and "50 Unsuitable Choices for Chinese Fighting Crickets." In "Appreciating Chinese Fighting Crickets," the author boldly questions the ancient practice of selecting crickets based on color in traditional charts and proposes the insightful idea of "introducing quantified physical quantities, such as hardness tests, to scientifically classify cricket breeds and establish a cricket research database." "50 Unsuitable Choices for Chinese Fighting Crickets" inherits and develops the traditional insect catalogs' "Eight Avoidances," "Nine Discards," and "Six Unsuitable Choices." The author fully utilizes his expertise in photography to capture 50 cricket specimens favored by fellow enthusiasts but with poor actual combat performance, compiling them into a collection. Combined with scientific analysis, the book presents forward-thinking discussions on traditional perceptions in the current cricket world regarding insect quality and names. The content of this book includes: "Exploring Southern Pots," Yuan Dynasty pots, Ming Dynasty pots, Qing Dynasty pots, Republic of China pots, contemporary southern cricket pot makers and their works.