Author: Wang Yumin
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This book follows the of ancient Chinese star systems, telling numerous myths, legends, characters, allusions, and folk customs related to Chinese constellations. Through these stories, young readers will learn many facts that they wouldn't encounter in literature or history classes. While narrating these tales, the book also illustrates the various important social roles of ancient Chinese astronomy through vivid examples. Additionally, it incorporates relevant knowledge of modern astronomy into the text at appropriate moments. Aimed primarily at middle and high school students, this book meets the needs of quality education by integrating history, culture, traditional Chinese astronomy, and modern astronomy. It is richly illustrated, with clear and engaging language that is both fresh and natural. The content is lively and thought-provoking, making it an excellent supplementary reading material for middle school students to promote traditional Chinese culture. It can also serve as leisure reading for college students and adults.
Heaven on Earth (Chinese Zodiac Stories)
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