Human Body, Art, and Social Phenomena - The Ten Thousand Whys That Broaden a Child's Horizons

Author: Yidan
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: "The Ten Thousand Whys That Broaden a Child's Horizons" series consists of four volumes, covering over 50 disciplines, 768 entries, more than 800,000 words, and over 3,300 images. It introduces the vibrant world and diverse aspects of life, helping young readers grasp scientific and cultural knowledge in fields such as astronomy, technology, nature, daily life, military, and history. It is a set of "Ten Thousand Whys" that broadens horizons and encourages innovation. Additionally, it features various sections like "Broadening Knowledge," "I Can Do It," "Unexpected Facts," and "Truly Wonderful" to supplement, enhance, and expand on the content, fully integrating learning, exploration, hands-on activities, and critical thinking. Through conscious reading, young readers can experience the joy of acquiring knowledge and gain the power of knowledge.
"The Human Body, Art, and the World of Life" vividly describes scientific and cultural knowledge such as the mysteries of the human body, clothing, food, and housing, healthy living, social history, the world of art, the grand world of sports, and festival customs. It takes young readers into a fascinating world of human knowledge and life, introducing the mysterious "code" of the human body and the rich social life. Here, science and culture are no longer confusing terms, dry numbers, or lifeless theorems. With the combination of practical and interesting questions, clear and fluent language, and vivid, relevant images, it becomes lively, approachable, and engaging.