Half-Hour Comic Book History of China (Extra Chapter): Traditional Chinese Festivals

It's really a day of learning. With this cartoon and interesting sentences, it's much better than the teacher's tough talk. I understood it all at once. I got it. I also learned about the 24 solar terms and the difference between the solar calendar and the lunar calendar. I also learned that the Dragon Boat Festival is not originally a commemoration of Qu Yuan, etc. Anyway, I give it a five-star rating and it's very exciting.

The traditional Chinese festivals are narrated from the simple to the deep, and the explanation is not complicated, making it easier for people to understand [shy][shy][shy] It's really rare to see this kind of treasure book in Tomato [Note] [Note]

I knew before that "reading history makes you wise", and there are always many benefits to reading more history. But I find history books cumbersome and boring, and I don't have the patience to read them. When I think of history, I can only think of boring knowledge points, complicated and difficult-to-remember timetables, and various large and small events. I recently took a break from my busy schedule to read this comic history book, which opened the door to a new world of understanding history. The Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period are like a class, the Qin Dynasty is too addictive to die, the Three Kingdoms has three major battles, the troubled times of the Wei and Jin Dynasties are full of weird things, the Southern and Northern Dynasties are rich in prodigal sons, the Tang Dynasty is the most dazzling national style... The complex official history is revealed, and the irrelevant details are omitted, and the following are full of humorous and interesting historical passages.

Qu Yuan actually celebrated the Dragon Boat Festival himself; the history of the Spring Festival is actually only more than 100 years; the Lantern Festival was actually Valentine's Day in ancient times; the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl actually had nothing to do with each other; the Qingming Festival was actually quite joyful for the ancients... Behind the origins of traditional festivals are actually various ancient Chinese knowledge: history, religion, astronomy, geography, climate, calendar, etc. It allows you to understand the traditional Chinese culture and the ancient wisdom of our ancestors while understanding the origin of the festival. This book continues the author's humorous painting style and writing style. Every page is full of knowledge points and jokes, which will make you laugh every three seconds. While you are laughing your abs, you will understand the true origin of traditional Chinese festivals in seconds.

I really like reading this series of comics. The books in this series are very interesting. I have read many other series. This one continues the humor and rigorous style, and also introduces the origins of various festivals, making people feel comfortable reading. , Learn about the true origins of the twenty-four solar terms and nine traditional festivals that Chinese people love to see: Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Qingming Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Chinese Valentine's Day, Zhongyuan Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, Double Ninth Festival and Laba Festival, so that we can know the ancient Chinese wisdom.

It's really interesting, with comics + explanations, telling the story of traditional Chinese festivals. After reading it, I realized that we have misinterpreted the original meaning of traditional festivals so bizarrely. Take the Lantern Festival for example. Now we celebrate the Lantern Festival by eating Lantern Festival and admiring the lanterns. But in ancient times, it was Valentine's Day, a holiday for young men and women to date. Another example is the Chinese Valentine's Day. Because the love between the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl was too lingering and pathos, this day became Valentine's Day. However, initially this festival had nothing to do with love. Then the author described how the Chinese Valentine's Day transformed into Valentine's Day step by step. The angles are diverse and the arguments are sophisticated, even involving the Vega and astronomy. It is unconstrained yet well-founded, novel and interesting, and is a good book for increasing knowledge.

Very good. I learned a lot of cool knowledge. I hope this series will get better and better👏

The content is quite interesting, and some of the illustrations are quite funny. The last one talks about the 24 solar terms. I didn't understand it a little bit at first, but after reading that chapter, I understood it a little bit.

It's very readable, and the story of the twenty-four solar terms instantly made me remember their order!

Very good comic

It seems that everyone knows the solar terms, but no one understands them. This book explains the knowledge related to the ancient farming season in a simple and in-depth way. It is another day of gaining knowledge. I like it!

The third book in the half-hour comic series ~ This series is really great! I learned something interesting~

Lots of surprises, Huanzi Ge's books never disappoint

Both interesting and informative! Super awesome! With humorous language and interesting and vivid comics, people will read the whole book without even realizing it! And it also increased a lot of knowledge! Worth having! [Like][Like][Like]

It's really interesting, especially the small illustrations [face covering]

Learned a lot of knowledge, the content is wonderful

I really like Brother Hunzi's series of books [sending my heart]

It's super exciting. I'll read it to my children when they are older.

Very beautiful, interesting and informative

Very creative, this is a book that introduces traditional Chinese festivals in the form of comics. With vivid and interesting illustrations and concise and clear text, it shows readers the origin, customs and significance of traditional Chinese festivals. Readers can learn about Chinese culture and traditional customs and enhance their understanding and appreciation of traditional Chinese festivals by reading this book. After reading this book, I have a more thorough understanding of Chinese culture, which is a worthwhile trip. It is worth reading for book lovers who love Chinese history!

Not boring, engaging, informative, and funny

Very good, the text is concise and easy to understand. When paired with pictures, it is not only funny and fun, but also easier to understand.

Wow (´-ω-`) What a great book in one go

Nice looking and interesting

Good, good, good

Nice, very interesting

Vivid content and rich harvest

I finally remembered the twenty-four solar terms

Very good. The solar terms are explained very clearly.

Understand the origin of Chinese festivals, vivid and vivid, not boring, and easy to accept and understand through the combination of text and pictures.