Children's Encyclopedia of China (Upper, Middle, and Lower)

Author: Xing Tao, edited by Ji Jianghong
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The China Children's Encyclopedia is divided into three volumes: Nature & Universe, Science & Technology, and Our Society. It covers a wide range of knowledge closely related to children's lives and learning, including cosmic astronomy, natural geography, the biological world, the principles of everything, science and technology, transportation engineering, military weapons, human anatomy and medicine, culture and sports, arts and entertainment, world geography, and human history. It selects key knowledge points that children cannot easily access in kindergartens or schools. Notably, this book offers a quick retrieval system, allowing children to find interesting content rapidly, making the complex reading process of other encyclopedias very simple here. Additionally, this book introduces a completely new content arrangement and layout design. Here, lively and attractive images, vivid and engaging language, and a rigorous, factual knowledge structure are perfectly combined, bringing many dull and tedious subjects to life. For example, we cleverly pair various forms of force with real-life phenomena: the centrifugal force when riding a bicycle, the gravitational force during roller coaster rides, and the force balance demonstrated when playing on a seesaw. Through this visual and interactive approach, children can not only quickly grasp complex scientific principles but also learn to explain other life phenomena independently. In today's era where good books are hard to find, we hope that the China Children's Encyclopedia can become a trusted guide and companion in the lives and studies of Chinese children, accompanying them as they grow up healthily and happily.