World History for Five Thousand Years (Upper, Middle, Lower) (1CD)

Author: Edited by Xing Tao, Ji Jianghong
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Publishing Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Around 5,000 years ago, the Sumerians living in Mesopotamia created writing to record events such as spring planting and winter storage, as well as tribal wars. This marked the beginning of human civilization. Subsequently, ancient Egyptian civilization, ancient Babylonian civilization, ancient Indian civilization, ancient Greek civilization, and ancient Roman civilization emerged. Humans gradually progressed from primitive, isolated, and fragmented tribal groups to the era of global integration today. Throughout history, those who achieved success were often well-versed in various fields. In contemporary times, no developed nation fails to grant history science a high status among disciplines, nor does any neglect the special importance of history education in national education. The popularization of history education has placed new demands on the accessibility and knowledge-based nature of historical literature.
This set, A World History in Five Thousand Years, takes the history of humanity worldwide as its core, with the colorful branches of ancient civilizations, social changes, political and economic developments, prominent figures, scientific advancements, and geographical discoveries spanning five millennia. These are woven into engaging and entertaining short stories, allowing young friends to leisurely explore the corridors of history amidst their busy studies and work. Through this, they can not only learn about history but also broaden their knowledge and perspectives, further opening their minds. This is precisely the original intention behind the planning and compilation of this book.