Hongen Baby Asks the World: Why at Home

Author: Beijing Hongen Education Technology Co., Ltd.
Editor-in-Chief: Tong Zihua
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Curiosity is the nature of children. Every child is an explorer and a little scientist! Children are filled with a strong interest in the things around them and have a keen desire to learn about everything. This greatly influences their cognitive and personality development. Fully unleashing children's natural curiosity, encouraging and nurturing their habit of thinking critically, can help them progress continuously in their studies. Children constantly ask "why," wanting to understand the world and explore the truth. How can we explain the answers to them and discover and solve problems together? In response to the strong demand from users, Hongen Company has invited experts in various fields of early childhood education to launch the "New Ten Thousand Whys."
This product answers the ten thousand "whys" children most want to know through short, engaging cartoon stories and vivid, colorful illustrations, unraveling their doubts and providing in-depth, easy-to-understand explanations of scientific knowledge in various fields. Interesting stories, colorful pictures, and concise, lively language clarify the "whys" children are most curious about through the playful and mischievous dialogues of cartoon characters.
This book is divided into eight volumes:
- "Why in My Body"
- "Why Around Me"
- "Why in Food"
- "Why at Home"
- "Why Outside the Door"
- "Why in Animals and Plants"
- "Why on Earth"
- "Why in the Sky"
Starting with the "whys" related to children's bodies and extending to the universe, it covers a wide range of topics from the near to the far. The illustrations are exquisite, vivid, and rich, providing children with a sense of beauty. By explaining profound scientific principles in a clear and understandable way, this book helps children perceive and understand the world, stimulates their interest in learning, fosters their spirit of exploration and innovation, and cultivates their habit of thinking critically. From the early childhood stage, it lays a foundation for a lifetime of learning.