Q101 What a Wonderful Culture

Author: Zi Yunying
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Why do Danish weddings have to be secret? What's the difference between a musical and an opera? Why do Chinese people like red? Why did medieval Europeans wear wigs? No doubt, few children can answer such questions accurately. The answers to these questions carry the endless cultural connotations accumulated by humanity over thousands of years. Go find the answers and you will have endless fun! Did Greek mythology really happen? Why does Santa Claus always wear red? On their birthdays, why do Koreans drink kelp soup? Children may have had such doubts. However, no doubt, few children can explain the reasons behind them. But this curiosity is definitely not useless. The answers to these questions carry the endless cultural connotations accumulated by humanity over thousands of years. This book collects 101 cultural questions from children, and as you read them one by one, you will suddenly realize. In this way, cultural knowledge that has long been considered boring and mysterious will also be quietly rooted in our minds without realizing it. Why do Danish weddings have to be secret? What's the difference between a musical and an opera? Why do Chinese people like red? Why did medieval Europeans wear wigs? No doubt, few children can answer such questions accurately. The answers to these questions carry the endless cultural connotations accumulated by humanity over thousands of years. Go find the answers and you will have endless fun! Did Greek mythology really happen? Why does Santa Claus always wear red? On their birthdays, why do Koreans drink kelp soup? Children may have had such doubts. However, no doubt, few children can explain the reasons behind them. But this curiosity is definitely not useless. The answers to these questions carry the endless cultural connotations accumulated by humanity over thousands of years. This book collects 101 cultural questions from children, and as you read them one by one, you will suddenly realize. In this way, cultural knowledge that has long been considered boring and mysterious will also be quietly rooted in our minds without realizing it.