Tian Gong Kai Wu (4)

Author: Liu Shenghua
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: From ancient beds and dugout canoes to the world of nets; from ancient clocks and cloisonné to the story of bookshelves; from acupuncture bronze figures and wooden oxen and flowing horses to the mysterious world of black and white, the science and technology revealed in ancient artifacts are filled with wisdom. Seemingly insignificant inventions have brought a huge impact on people's lives. CCTV's "Tian Gong Kai Wu" is a well-known science popularization program that borrows the name of the book "Tian Gong Kai Wu" written by the Ming Dynasty scientist Song Yingxing. It primarily focuses on ancient inventions, pays attention to ancient artifacts from the perspective of modern civilization, and explores how to recognize the intelligence of our ancestors to inspire modern people. It is precisely with this philosophy that a series of wonderful programs have been produced, allowing audiences to learn about: Where is the "three perfections of Yue swords"? Why is the "suspended temple" suspended? Why does the "fish basin" leap out of the water? This book is the supporting series of the program and is the fourth volume in the series. From ancient beds, dugout canoes to the world of nets; from ancient clocks, cloisonné to the story of bookshelves; from acupuncture bronze figures, wooden oxen and flowing horses to the mysterious world of black and white, the science and technology revealed in ancient artifacts are filled with wisdom. Seemingly insignificant inventions have brought a huge impact on people's lives. CCTV's "Tian Gong Kai Wu" is a well-known science popularization program that borrows the name of the book "Tian Gong Kai Wu" written by the Ming Dynasty scientist Song Yingxing. It primarily focuses on ancient inventions, pays attention to ancient artifacts from the perspective of modern civilization, and explores how to recognize the intelligence of our ancestors to inspire modern people. It is precisely with this philosophy that a series of wonderful programs have been produced, allowing audiences to learn about: Where is the "three perfections of Yue swords"? Why is the "suspended temple" suspended? Why does the "fish basin" leap out of the water? This book is the supporting series of the program and is the fourth volume in the series.