Chinese Cricket Spectrum

Author: Wu Jituan
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Publish Date: 2001-03-01
Features: Wu Jituan, the author, is a renowned entomologist in China and holds significant authority in the study of crickets. He is highly respected both domestically and internationally and is revered by top insect keepers in China as the "Insect Sage." Crickets are one of China's three major singing insects, but there has been a lack of specialized books on the subject. The publication of this book is a pioneering effort, breaking new ground in entomological research. It provides a detailed discussion on the history, characteristics, breeds, classification, naming, morphology, biological traits, distribution, famous breeding areas, selection, care, and propagation of crickets. The over 100 exquisite color illustrations in the book nearly encompass all the renowned, unique, and outstanding varieties of crickets, making it exceptionally valuable. The book is rich in visuals and beautifully printed; it presents knowledge in an accessible and easy-to-understand manner, making it highly informative and educational. The photos are aesthetically pleasing and can cultivate one's temperament. It is truly a comprehensive and historic masterpiece of its kind in China, combining both knowledge and appreciation.