One place with insect sounds

Author: Yongning (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: I have always dreamed that contemporary China could have a natural history work as magnificent as The Solitary (a fictional title, assuming "" refers to "Solitary"). We have such a long tradition of "the study of birds, beasts, grass, and trees," and there is no need to travel far to foreign countryside to seek the true essence of nature. However, since no one has written such a book specifically for me, I had to gather contributions from various sources—entertaining myself and others. Scientific sketches, also known as knowledge sketches, are short, lively, popular, and interesting. They cover everything from astronomy to geography, small things revealing great truths. The editors of The Inquiry Series sifted through tens of thousands of scientific sketches, selecting the finest works under themes of flowers, plants, birds, beasts, and small insects, compiling three collections of renowned scientific sketches. The authors of this series range from literary giants such as Lao She, Zhou Zuoren, Ye Lingfeng, Feng Zikai, and Wang Zengqi, to scientific luminaries like Zhou Jianren, Gao Shiqi, and Jia Zuzhang, forming a dazzling constellation of talents. To enhance the visual appeal, the editors have also carefully selected relevant images, making the series both illustrated and exquisite. This book is part of the "Inquiry Series."
In the university of knowledge, the first step is to inquire into things. The teaching of the sages begins with encouraging beginners to learn the names of birds, beasts, grass, and trees. For generations of scholars, the study of birds, beasts, grass, and trees offers an excellent urban biological manual. Renowned writer Ye Yonglie highly recommends this book. The author hopes that today's children can also play with these insects and develop an interest in nature. Most children today grow up surrounded by electronic toys, which may not be a good thing.