China Scientists' Field Survival Manual: Survival Science

Author: The Magazine of Graphic Popular Science
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: Exploration has always been one of the most mysterious, thrilling, and appealing fields among human activities. In exploration, people experience severe challenges and tests on their bodies, minds, and humanity under extreme conditions. Scientific exploration carries even more responsibilities and missions than sports exploration, and it offers the joy of unraveling mysteries and pursuing knowledge. This book records the thrilling and arduous field experiences of 30 renowned Chinese scientific explorers, as well as the field survival skills summarized by scientists with their lives, full of wisdom and the charm of conquest, deeply moving. The initial impression of reading this manuscript is curiosity and excitement, followed by a sense of understanding toward the exploratory scientists and even the development of science today—so harsh, why would scientists seek such hardships; requiring such great sacrifices, how could science have achieved today's brilliance. As one continues to read, it becomes inspiring and admirable, eventually transforming into a state of fascination and eagerness to try. Exploration has always been one of the most mysterious, thrilling, and appealing fields among human activities. In exploration, people experience severe challenges and tests on their bodies, minds, and humanity under extreme conditions. Scientific exploration carries even more responsibilities and missions than sports exploration, and it offers the joy of unraveling mysteries and pursuing knowledge. This book records the thrilling and arduous field experiences of 30 renowned Chinese scientific explorers, as well as the field survival skills summarized by scientists with their lives, full of wisdom and the charm of conquest, deeply moving. The initial impression of reading this manuscript is curiosity and excitement, followed by a sense of understanding toward the exploratory scientists and even the development of science today—so harsh, why would scientists seek such hardships; requiring such great sacrifices, how could science have achieved today's brilliance. As one continues to read, it becomes inspiring and admirable, eventually transforming into a state of fascination and eagerness to try.