Children's Encyclopedia of China: World Landscapes

Author: Editorial Committee of "The Chinese Children's Encyclopedia"
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book has won the 6th National Book Award, the 5th National Lexicography Award, the 5th National Outstanding Science Popularization Work Award, and the 6th Outstanding Children's Book Award. "The Chinese Children's Encyclopedia" meets the needs of children with a strong desire for knowledge. Although it is an encyclopedia, it is very easy to read—why? Because this series organizes related knowledge content into a single category, with each category divided into different knowledge themes. Under each theme, there are comprehensive introductions to the key points and accompanying illustrations, along with captions to help understand the visuals. It looks like a "knowledge tree."—"Heartfelt Sister" Lu Qin
This is an encyclopedia suitable for children to read, a condensed book of knowledge essence. I sincerely hope that children all over the country can see this series.—Renowned Children's Program Host Ju Ping
Children often say: "If only we could go on a global trip! Then we would know why we don’t sink when swimming in the Dead Sea, why the Inuit don’t feel cold living in igloos, how long the Great Wall actually is, and how beautiful the 'Human Fairyland' Jiuzhaigou is." Based on children's reading habits, this book uses beautifully drawn, brightly colored illustrations and easy-to-understand language to provide in-depth and accessible answers to these questions. It allows children to explore the customs, landscapes, and famous attractions of our great country and around the world without leaving their homes, fully satisfying their curiosity and thirst for knowledge. This book is both useful and fun, making it hard to put down and leaving you wanting more. It is an ocean of knowledge. It has boundless depths. Every white wave has a colorful scene behind it. As a brave explorer, you will harvest a variety of pearls and also possess three precious treasures—interest in seeking knowledge, methods for seeking knowledge, and the habit of seeking knowledge. They will help you take flight and soar in the sky of the 21st century.