One Hundred Thousand Questions of Traditional Culture (Three Volumes)

Traditional culture is not far away from us. It exists in our daily life, but we often ignore it.

For example, why is the hair on the forehead called "bangs"?

Why is the second finger of the hand called the "index finger"?

Why is it called "staying" when going out to travel and stay in a hotel? ... Problems like this can be encountered everywhere in life. One Hundred Thousand Questions of Traditional Culture is such an encyclopedia to answer traditional cultural problems in life.

Inquiring into the past through life phenomena is an effective way for young people to understand traditional culture.

It can not only satisfy curiosity and thirst for knowledge, but also stimulate a strong interest in traditional culture.

One Hundred Thousand Questions of Traditional Culture s divided into 8 sub-volumes: historical civilization, literature and art, colorful Chinese, daily life, body mysteries, geographical places, scientific and technological inventions, and military sports.

It adopts the form of "one question and one answer".

Start with daily life and ask questions to explain traditional cultural knowledge.

The text is concise and popular, with color pictures to aid understanding.