Unsolved Mysteries of China (Color Illustrations Edition)

Author: Xing Tao, Chief Planner; Ji Jianghong, Chief Editor
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
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 history, natural geography, customs, and religious cultures of our great motherland. As our knowledge and understanding deepen, we discover that numerous unsolved mysteries exist across various fields in China. These bizarre and puzzling enigmas leave people bewildered, while also sparking curiosity and a thirst for knowledge, especially among young people. This motivates them to explore the answers and truths behind these mysteries, hoping to unveil the enigmatic veil of these enigmas at an early stage. This book covers the period from primitive society to recent archaeological developments, gathering hundreds of intriguing mysteries from aspects such as nature, plants and animals, humans, archaeology, history, culture, and customs, accompanied by exquisite and fantastical illustrations. It paints vivid scenes of a mysterious, controversial, and challenging unknown space for readers. The unsolved mysteries selected in this book are highly representative and are believed to serve as a "pebble to stir the pond," offering enlightenment to a broad readership, especially young people.