Inside the Moon Gate, there is a melon shed, with half-ripe melons about to fall. There is a brick corridor in the middle, with two thin fences on both sides. The fence is intertwined with roses, tea, and woody incense, which are blooming and are as bright as a brocade screen. Take a few more steps and you'll see all kinds of famous flowers. One flower has not withered, and another blooms. This series of books, co-authored by comrades from the Institute of Natural Sciences of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the Institute of History of Science and Technology and Ancient Documents of Tsinghua University, the Institute of Medical History and Documentation of the China Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Wenzhou Normal University, and the Jilin Provincial Science Writers Association, draws a vivid picture of the development of science and technology in the world based on the five thousand years of world science and technology history and the scientific and technological innovation activities of outstanding scientific and technological elites of each era. The author focuses on combining scientificity with readability, ideologicality with interest, history with contemporary nature, and tells the true historical conditions of scientific discovery and the arduousness of scientific work through stories. This book introduces the scientists' scientific spirit of independent thinking, daring to doubt, courage to innovate, perseverance, truth-seeking and pragmatism, as well as their precious humanistic spirit of collaboration, friendship and tolerance in their work and life. Young readers can feel the wisdom, scientific thinking and experimental methods of scientific masters from the stories of scientists, and be inspired by useful ideas. From the stories about major human scientific and technological activities, we can draw close attention to major issues in the development of human society, comprehensively understand science, establish a correct scientific outlook, and treat science, society, and life rationally in the era of knowledge economy. Reading this series of books is a good supplement to textbooks and an ideal reading material for quality education.
