Chinese Unsolved Mysteries (Full Three Volumes) ()

Author: Xing Tao
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Features: China boasts a vast territory, a long and profound history, and a splendid cultural heritage. As descendants of the Chinese nation, we have the responsibility and obligation to understand the rich and extensive history of our great motherland, including its natural geography, customs, folk traditions, religious culture, and more. As our knowledge and understanding deepen, we discover many unsolved mysteries in various fields of China. These bizarre and mysterious enigmas leave people baffled but also spark curiosity and a desire for knowledge. Especially for young people, understanding and interpreting the "unknown" is the inevitable path to the "known." Learning about and mastering the unsolved mysteries in various fields within China can help young people become more familiar with their motherland's diverse aspects. It can also inspire them to explore the answers and truths behind these mysteries, so that these enigmas can be unveiled early. Based on this very motivation, we have painstakingly compiled the illustrated book "Unsolved Mysteries of China." This book is divided into three volumes—upper, middle, and lower—and covers from the primitive society period to recent archaeological discoveries. It collects over 1,000 intriguing mysteries from various aspects such as nature, flora and fauna, humanity, history, culture, and folk traditions, accompanied by over 2,000 exquisite and fantastical images, painting vivid scenes of a mysterious, controversial, and challenging unknown space for readers. The highly representative unsolved mysteries selected in this book are believed to serve as a "pebble to stir the jade," bringing enlightenment to people's minds. We hope that all readers interested in China's unknown realms, especially young people, will broaden their horizons, expand their thinking, and ignite their curiosity for science through reading this book. This is also the original intention behind compiling it.