World History Quick Reference Guide

Author: Chen Bing, Gong Xuelian (editors)
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Publishing Date: 2005-10-01
Features: The perfect blend of images and text fully showcases the splendor of history and literature! The format is simple and the content is classic: The writing style combines the strengths of professional dictionary-style books and encyclopedia-style books, with clear structure and convenient access, allowing readers to start reading from any page at any time, providing a shortcut to learning Chinese literature. Rich images, innovative layout: Nearly 1,000 images cover literature from the pre-Qin and Han dynasties, the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, the Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties, the Ming and Qing dynasties, and modern and contemporary literature. Complemented by a fresh and lively layout design, they enhance the text, offering readers more aesthetic enjoyment. A new concept, unique format: The exquisite and distinctive 40-page format is portable, and the integration of various visual elements highlights a strong humanistic color and a brand-new artistic concept. Exquisite binding, an ideal collection: The three-dimensional design concept of the binding creates a rich information space for readers, fully reflecting the book's combination of practical value, aesthetic value, collectible value, and gift value.
World History Quick Reference Handbook is part of the Illustrated Quick Reference Series. The editors, guided by the philosophy of telling big history in a small space, have selected over 450 significant historical events that have deeply impacted world history. Organized chronologically, the book is supplemented with over 1,000 images that align with the text, providing a concise yet vivid outline of world history from the formation of human society to the 21st century. Through a scientific format, concise text, innovative layout, and rich images, the book combines multiple elements to make history visually appealing. Readers can quickly acquire historical knowledge and understand the development patterns of world history while gaining broader cultural perspectives and aesthetic experiences. It is not only an ideal tool for teenagers and general readers to learn and master world history but also a visual resource library for professionals.