"Poetic Science Lessons for Young Readers" (3 Volumes) was selected as one of the "Top 100 Outstanding Publications Recommended to National Youth in 2022."
The series introduces 54 classic scientific stories from the history of three disciplines: mathematics, physics, and computer science. It covers the derivation processes of important formulas, theorems, and experiments, and shares the stories of over 50 scientists, bringing to life their thought processes. This helps children think like scientists. The series consists of three volumes: 30,000 Years of Mathematics, 2,000 Years of Physics, and 100 Years of Computer Science.
It was included in the "2022 Top 100 Outstanding Publications Recommended to National Youth" and recognized by the China Computer Federation (CCF) as one of its "Recommended Popular Science Books."
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"An Entertaining History of Science" (6 Volumes)
This is a reprint of Poetic Science Lessons for Young Readers, with additional illustrations. The series consists of six volumes:
30,000 Years of Mathematics: From the Chicken and Rabbit Problem to Probability
30,000 Years of Mathematics: From the Origin of Numbers to the Golden Ratio
2,000 Years of Physics: From the Heliocentric Model to Universal Gravitation
2,000 Years of Physics: From Electromagnetic Waves to Time Travel
100 Years of Computer Science: From Calculators to Windows
100 Years of Computer Science: From CPUs to Artificial Intelligence
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Cool Science for Young Readers: Understanding ChatGPT in One Book
This book breaks down five major themes of ChatGPT, helping young readers quickly get started. It provides step-by-step guidance to teach kids how to turn ChatGPT into a useful learning assistant
The book was selected as one of the CITIC Publishing Group's Authors of the Year for 2023
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Children Science Reader: Illustrated History of Biology + Illustrated Geography + Illustrated Astronomy (3 Volumes)
This series helps children discover the beauty of life, the world, and science.
It has been shortlisted for the 2024 Capital Popular Science Books Award.
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