Tian Gong Kai Wu (3)

Author: Liu Shenghua
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: From Baroque and ancient Roman architecture to the mysterious and imaginative architecture of ancient Egypt; from the birth of the nine gates of the capital and the Yingxian Wooden Pagoda to the imperial city that embodies the harmony between heaven and humanity; from the origins of printing to the perfection of ancient bookbinding. Whether in the science of architecture or the science of printing technology, the power of science is everywhere. Science improves people's lives, changes people's lives, and changes people's way of thinking. 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 mainly focuses on ancient inventions, pays attention to ancient artifacts from the perspective of modern civilization, and explores how to recognize the ingenuity of our ancestors to inspire the present. It is precisely with this philosophy that a series of wonderful programs have been produced, allowing the audience to learn about: Where does the "three perfections of Yue sword" lie? How does the "suspended temple" remain suspended? Why does the "fish basin" splash water? This book is the supporting series of the program and is the third volume in the series. From Baroque and ancient Roman architecture to the mysterious and imaginative architecture of ancient Egypt; from the birth of the nine gates of the capital and the Yingxian Wooden Pagoda to the imperial city that embodies the harmony between heaven and humanity; from the origins of printing to the perfection of ancient bookbinding, whether in the science of architecture or the science of printing technology, the power of science is everywhere. Science improves people's lives, changes people's lives, and changes people's way of thinking. 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 mainly focuses on ancient inventions, pays attention to ancient artifacts from the perspective of modern civilization, and explores how to recognize the ingenuity of our ancestors to inspire the present. It is precisely with this philosophy that a series of wonderful programs have been produced, allowing the audience to learn about: Where does the "three perfections of Yue sword" lie? How does the "suspended temple" remain suspended? Why does the "fish basin" splash water? This book is the supporting series of the program and is the third volume in the series.