One Hundred Thousand Whys (A Series of Books to Develop Reading Skills of Classics)

"One Hundred Thousand Whys" uses the method of traveling inside a house to organize its content, with a novel and unique form and a clear and complete structure. The work has six chapters in total: faucets, stoves, dining tables and stoves, kitchen pot racks, cupboards, and wardrobes. The author focuses on each "travel stop" and raises many unexpected and interesting questions about the common things at that site, such as, why is water used for washing? Why do matches catch fire? Why does stale bread become hard? Why do clothes keep people warm? ... The author uses prose style, concise and simple words, and a question-and-answer format to explain and teach common sense of life in a vivid, interesting and simple way, and guides readers to observe and think about things and phenomena in daily life.