Humanity's Mystery (Illustrated Edition)

Author: Huang Changren
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This series of books showcases the myriad mysteries that exist on this blue planet to young students. The mysterious Bermuda Triangle, mysterious aliens, mysterious Mayan ruins, mysterious mermaids, and sea monsters remain inexplicable even as humanity enters the 21st century, with modern science having advanced to the point of sending humans into space. These mysteries still defy explanation, even with modern science, as they are not myths or legends but rather real-world phenomena that defy human will, much like the giant stone statues of Easter Island, which pose a silent riddle to humanity and modern science, waiting patiently for an answer.
The mysterious Bermuda Triangle, mysterious aliens, mysterious Mayan ruins, mysterious mermaids, and sea monsters remain inexplicable even as humanity enters the 21st century, with modern science having advanced to the point of sending humans into space. These mysteries still defy explanation, even with modern science. This is a challenge to humanity. This is a challenge to modern science. The history of human development is a history of exploring mysteries, a history of persistently turning one "unsolved mystery" into scientific common knowledge. In ancient times, even thunder and lightning left our ancestors baffled—thunder and lightning were the "mysteries" of that era. As for common scientific knowledge like "the Earth is round, not square" or "humans evolved from apes, not being created by God," these were also "unsolved mysteries" centuries ago. And to explore these mysteries and unravel the world's secrets, many scientists even sacrificed their youth and lives.
Yet mysteries are endless. Old puzzles are solved, and new ones emerge. The door to mysteries opens one by one, and mysteries will always exist, forever young! Today, the responsibility of solving contemporary world mysteries has fallen upon us historically. Mysteries challenge humanity, but in reality, they also challenge humanity's future—the young readers. This series, "Great Exploration of World Mysteries," offers young readers an excellent list—a list full of boundless hope, yet also a heavy list. Understanding the origins of these mysteries is deeply fascinating. Thinking about these mysteries makes you smarter, exploring them makes you fulfilled, and uncovering them will lead to historic progress in human society.
Every stream yearns for the sea, bravely flowing toward it. That is enough—the entire value of a stream lies in this yearning, this flow. Young friends, let us, like streams in the mountains, bravely flow toward the sea of mysteries!