China National Geographic (Volume 1 and 2)

Author: Zhang Shiwen
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: As one of the colored illustrations in the Human Geography series, this book adopts the editorial philosophy of the U.S. National Geographic magazine, which organically integrates geographical knowledge with human history, while discarding the looseness and lack of systematicity of the magazine. The book is divided into two volumes, introducing not only the landforms, forests, deserts, mountains, rivers, folk customs, and relics of each administrative region but also incorporating myths, typical historical records, and famous poems. This presents the historical evolution and cultural development of each place in a three-dimensional and holographic manner to readers. Additionally, it is accompanied by over a thousand exquisite illustrations, allowing readers to easily acquire knowledge while experiencing a sense of being on-site and enjoying the pleasure of appreciating beautiful scenery. It is an ideal reading material for teenagers and non-professional readers learning about Chinese geography.