China Children's Encyclopedia: Talking About the Earth

Author: Cheng Lihua
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: "The Chinese Children's Encyclopedia" is an excellent book. I hope our schools and teachers can make good use of this book 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 popularizer Jin Tao.
We live on Earth, and our survival and development are closely linked to the planet. Especially for children, they have a strong curiosity and desire to explore the Earth. They want to understand: How did the dinosaurs on Earth go extinct? Can people live underwater? How was the ozone layer damaged? Who climbed the world's highest peak?
Based on children's reading habits, this book uses beautifully illustrated, brightly colored images and easy-to-understand language to answer these questions in an accessible way. It reveals the fascinating and diverse landscapes of the Earth, the great journey of human exploration of the planet, and how to protect the Earth environment that is being damaged and polluted. This book is useful, interesting, and hard to put down. Once you finish reading, you'll want to read it again.