Children's Encyclopedia of China - Talking about History

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Features: "The Chinese Children's Encyclopedia" is a very good book. I hope our schools and teachers can make good use of this set of books for extracurricular educational activities—Minister of Education Supervision Liu Bin. This book is a precious gift from the China Encyclopedia Press for children across the country. It is a companion in the childhood of young readers, a trusted mentor and friend, and the best guide to lead children toward the kingdom of knowledge.—Renowned science writer Jin Tao.
The 21st century is the era when the Chinese nation is realizing its great rejuvenation. Children will ask: Why is rejuvenation necessary? What was it like before? What about others? Based on children's reading habits, this book uses beautifully illustrated, brightly colored pictures and easy-to-understand language to answer these questions in an accessible way. From the primitive era of horticultural farming to the dawn of modern civilization, from the prosperous Tang Dynasty to the decline of the late Qing Dynasty, from the magnificent ancient civilization to the sweeping French Revolution—this book presents a vivid panorama of the past and present, both in China and around the world, fully satisfying children's curiosity and thirst for knowledge. It is useful, engaging, and hard to put down—once you finish reading, you'll want to read it again.