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  1. A Guide to a Happy Life: 5,000 Tips for Life Huo Lijuancompleted This book systematically introduces life tips in various aspects such as clothing, food, housing, transportation, etc., To help people solve small problems in life. By using these tips, people can easily solve various problems that often arise in life and achieve twice the result with half the effort. These tips are scientific and reasonable, simple to understand, easy to learn and use, which can make us easily cope with home life and improve the quality of life. —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  2. Learn Practical Rope-Tying Skills in One Go (Australia) Neville Olivet (Australia) Madeleine Lori Olivet, Translated by Chen Xianbo and Cao Jialicompleted This book is written with easy-to-learn, easy-to-understand, and easy-to-read illustrations and is printed in full color. It is divided into different chapters according to the types of knots and is arranged in order from easy to difficult. The book introduces in detail the application occasions, knitting steps and ease of untying more than 80 kinds of knots. In a very short amount of time, readers can learn a lot of tying techniques. —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  3. Encyclopedia of Scientific and Technological Knowledge Song Taocompleted Electronic reconnaissance satellites are satellites with strong eavesdropping capabilities. Like photographic reconnaissance satellites, it is divided into two categories: census type and detailed survey type. The census-type "eavesdropping expert" is used to conduct large-scale reconnaissance on the enemy's ground, determine the approximate location of ground radars, and eavesdrop on the working frequency band of ground radars. —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  4. The Secret of the Human Body (German)jiel Adler Katja Spitzercompleted The unspeakable serious things about the human body. Encyclopedia of human body taboos. A rigorous but not serious human health encyclopedia, it unveils a large number of important health secrets that no one knows who to ask. Number one on the German "Der Spiegel" bestseller list. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  5. 285 Common Common Sense Mistakes That You Must Know in Life Compiled by Zhang Jingcompleted Life is composed of extremely simple common sense, but some wrong common sense often deceives us and makes us make mistakes that we take for granted. In fact, as long as we maintain a normal mentality and have a correct understanding of common sense, we can get out of the fog of life and see its roots clearly, thereby avoiding many embarrassing situations caused by errors in judgment. —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  6. A Brief History of Amazing Food by Don't Eat for Nothing Comics I Don't Eat for Freecompleted "A Brief History of Amazing Food in the Comics of No Eating for Free" is another new work in the popular science series of the comic "I Am Not Eating for Free". "Fun food, great knowledge". It insists on explaining the origins and anecdotes behind food in a relaxed and humorous comic form, and runs through encyclopedia knowledge such as biology, botany, geography, etc. The vivid and interesting pictures and rigorous and easy-to-understand language help readers quickly understand the history of f —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  7. Front-Line Masters Teach You Step by Step How to Repair Small Household Appliances Wen Xiaobocompleted The accelerated pace of life has brought more and more types of small household appliances into more homes to help people improve their quality of life, reduce physical labor, and ensure home safety. However, the low prices and high maintenance costs of small household appliances, as well as irregular production standards, make maintenance more severe. Instead of asking for help everywhere, it is better to do it yourself! We use small household appliances that are commonly used in the market as —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  8. Physics Is so Fun (Japanese) Written by Zuo Juan Jiannan, Translated by Jin Leicompleted Is the Leaning Tower of Pisa experiment a lie? Does being stepped on by high heels hurt more than being stepped on by an elephant? How many years does it take to lift the earth with a lever? Simple and easy-to-understand physics knowledge, super interactive exercises, and appreciate the unique charm of physics! Recommended by Sina five-star gold medal teacher Xu Jianfeng, a famous physics college entrance examination teacher at the High School Affiliated to First Normal University! The best-sell —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  9. Weapon Encyclopedia Editor-In-Chief Zhu Lichun; Editor-In-Chief Xu Shenghuacompleted "Weapons Encyclopedia" takes time as a clue, follows the development of weapons, starting from the first weapon used by humans millions of years ago, and explains in detail ancient cold weapons, weapons from the firearm age, conventional weapons in modern warfare, and new weapons that are changing with each passing day, covering almost all types of weapons in human history. Through the arrangement of pictures and texts, it vividly demonstrates the invention process, production process, working p —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  10. Ornamental Fish Illustrated Book Zhao Yanyancompleted The "Illustrated Book of Ornamental Fishes" labels the 162 species of ornamental fish listed with their Chinese names, details the characteristics of each part, and introduces in detail its family and genus, nickname, body length, distribution area, fish farming tips, temperament, feeding habits, fish tank activity levels, etc. It also provides high-definition color photos for each ornamental fish, showing the overall characteristics of the fish in the form of an illustrated guide, so that reade —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  11. Half-Hour Comic About Puberty (2 Volumes in Total) Chen Lei·half Hour Comics Teamcompleted Hilarious comics explain physical and psychological changes and help you get through adolescence easily. Through the form of hand-drawn comics, Chen Lei (Brother Hun) and his half-hour comic team explain to teenagers the various troubles encountered in adolescence and the principles behind them. The aunt is actually the demolition of the egg marriage house; acne is a "tragedy" caused by androgen, and the sebum that originally protected the skin has become the fuse of the immune war; the test req —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  12. Dr. Zeng Let You Know Earlier General Surgery Dr. Zengcompleted You may have heard health rumors like this - Eating garlic can kill Helicobacter pylori; People who love eating sweets are more likely to get diabetes; Bitter melon can remove dampness; When you are sick, drink more porridge to nourish your stomach; ………… You may be unfamiliar with these medical common sense—— How to save yourself when you have hypothermia? Will gallbladder polyps become cancerous without surgery? Cancer is silent, so be wary of these four signs; Is breast pain breast cancer? In —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  13. Teaching Quantum Mechanics to Children Li Miaocompleted This is a popular book on quantum mechanics written by physicist Li Miao for children. He cleverly transformed the abstract and difficult-to-understand quantum mechanics into everyday perceptible things, and also told the stories of many lovely physicists, which suddenly brought physics closer to us, allowing us to follow him on this scientific journey with great interest. The book is also equipped with interesting illustrations, allowing young readers to understand physical processes more intui —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  14. Strange Knowledge Increased (UK) Written by Marcus Jon; Translated by Kong Lingzhicompleted This is a popular science book composed of 50 weird and wonderful science facts. With the advancement and leaps in science and technology, human beings' adventures in space, and the deepening understanding of the quantum world, all of this has revealed a universe that is far stranger than we imagined. The author uses light and humorous language to explain to us the huge energy hidden in the universe, and also reveals interesting details about the existence of life, allowing people to broaden the —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  15. Encyclopedia of Life Knowledge (Volume 1) Tang Shutong Editor-In-Chiefcompleted Since the beginning of the new century, people's lives have undergone tremendous changes. Scientific knowledge has changed and affected people's lives more significantly than ever before. People have begun to pay attention to their own quality of life and improve their living standards. Times are developing and life is progressing, and family life knowledge needs to be constantly updated, because it has become a common need for the public to introduce life knowledge to people more completely and —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  16. Chemistry Is so Fun (Japan) Written by Zuo Juan Jiannan; Translated by Jin Leicompleted Can you grill mushrooms with diamonds? Can drinking too much water also cause poisoning? What's the truth about snake venom? Is the silver foil paper used in origami games metal? Welcome to read this book, which will help you learn chemistry knowledge that you cannot learn in class. With interesting stories and bold imagination, knowledge will no longer be boring and you will fall in love with chemistry easily! —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  17. A Complete Collection of Unpopular Knowledge Lu Zhongshicompleted The so-called "unpopular knowledge" refers to the many complex and fragmented knowledge that surrounds us. They are all useful knowledge, but they are easily ignored or poorly understood by people. For example: When you lose weight, do you lose some fat cells? Are Hungarians descendants of the Huns? In fact, the more seemingly trivial a "idiot question" is, the more difficult it is to answer. You see, in the face of these "small" problems, many smart people who are good at solving "big problems" —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  18. Herbal Food Taste Allaiscompleted "Herbal Food" is a gift book with the theme of edible herbal plants and has both artistic and practical value. The book selects 100 paintings by famous Chinese and foreign artists to show the unique charm of Materia Medica from different angles. The book contains beautiful legends about the herbal medicine, an introduction to the edible properties of the herbal medicine, and a pharmacological explanation of each herbal medicine. While feeling the beauty of the herbal form, you can also appreciat —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  19. Hua Xiaolao Comic Popular Science Hua Xiaolaocompleted Hua Xiaolao's new comic book popularizes science. The book covers more than 50 topics about animals, plants, and the human body. It uses humorous style and scientific and rigorous arguments to explain many puzzling questions in our daily lives. How were pigs domesticated by humans? What is the difference between crayfish, lobster, and mantis? How dangerous are ticks? Why do I suddenly shake when I sleep? Why do people unconsciously like to shake their legs? Why do you always feel like you leave —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  20. Is It True Zhang Huiyancompleted This is a popular science book specially designed to verify common sense in life. It scientifically demonstrates some common sense that we have always believed in, and finally gets a true or false result. While we are surprised by the sudden realization, it can provide some more scientific references for our future life. It also makes us full of the joy of exploring various phenomena in life. It especially guides young people to explore the mysteries of nature and life, respect knowledge and sci —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  21. Comic Chemistry 3·Elements Feng Chencompleted This book includes basic and versatile elements, unique element symbols, the secret of element categories, important periodic table of elements, ever-changing nuclides, confusing isotopes, wonderful allotropes, famous metal elements, widely used iron elements, etc. —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  22. A Brief History of Comic Food I Don't Eat for Freecompleted "A Brief History of Food in Comics" is the first comic popular science book of "I Am Not Free". It interprets the origin and development of food, celebrity anecdotes, etc. In the form of relaxed and humorous comics. It runs through encyclopedia knowledge such as biology and botany. The vivid and interesting pictures and rigorous and easy-to-understand language help every foodie quickly understand the cultural history of food. A family history of citrus that even novels dare not write like this; —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  23. Top 10 Advanced Questioning Tips for Deepseek Huang Kaicompleted In the AI ​​era, being able to ask questions is more important than knowing the answers. "DeepSeek Top Ten Advanced Questioning Skills" will equip you with ten "thinking scalpels", allowing you to solve problems like an agent deciphering codes. From breakfast shop owners optimizing meal delivery routes to programmers using "code retreat techniques" to counterattack and increase salaries, this book uses 15 real industry cases to teach you step by step how to use AI to turn chaotic problems into c —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  24. My Emperor's Bazaar Black Comics History of Greater China White Tea Knowledge Comicscompleted "My Emperor's Bazaar Black Comic History of Greater China" is the first historical popular science book by cartoonist Bai Cha, and it is also the first masterpiece of the "My Emperor's Cat" literary history series with over 30 million fan IPs on the Internet! My Emperor Bazahei and his friends humorously interpret emperors, generals, ministers, cultural masters, etc., Connecting the historical process from Xia, Shang and Zhou to the Qin Dynasty, allowing readers to enter the world of Chinese his —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  25. Elegant Name for All Things Edited by Mori Yuman; Illustrated by Jin Qicompleted "The Elegant Names of All Things" is a collection of light science paintings showing ancient people's names for all things in the world. The ancient people's names for different things were always elegant and interesting. The illustrators combine the freehand brushwork in traditional painting with modern techniques to convey the atmosphere, beauty and artistic conception of each elegant name to readers through elegant illustrations. The book is full of pictures and texts, and the text supplement —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  26. Mathematics Garden Liu Xunyucompleted "The Garden of Mathematics" is a mathematics science popularization classic written by the famous mathematics educator Liu Xunyu for primary and middle school students. This book systematically introduces concepts such as functions, continuity, induced functions, differentials, integrals, and total sets as well as the basic principles of their operations. The author uses ingenious techniques to write abstract and boring higher mathematics in a wonderful and vivid way. Anyone who knows a little b —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  27. Yes, I Am the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements Zheng Lihancompleted "Yes, I am the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements" is a rigorous and interesting popular science work about chemical elements written by the chemical genius Zheng Lihan. The author uses anthropomorphic techniques to turn various chemical elements into vivid characters, and through a grand sports meeting, expresses their respective characteristics and applications in life. He uses a novel and charming narrative method to ignite children's interest in chemistry and help them master a wealth of ch —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  28. Know All About World Geography Li Hongcompleted This book puts aside boring preaching, condenses the essence of world geography, and creates a good atmosphere for readers to experience the world's natural geography and human environment. I believe it will definitely show young readers an extraordinarily exciting, detailed, and broad picture of world geography. It opens a window for readers to quickly know and understand the world, and is a tool book to help readers quickly learn and master world geography knowledge. This book extends and expa —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  29. Illustrated Book of Famous Dogs: Characteristics and Habits of 167 "Popular Pet Dogs" Zhang Haitaocompleted "Famous Dog Illustrated Book" collects 167 kinds of "popular pet dogs" and introduces their basic common sense in detail, including aliases, lifespan, main uses, basic characteristics, personality traits, height and weight, feeding knowledge, dietary care, etc. It introduces and explains people's favorite dogs in detail to deepen people's understanding of dogs. It allows people to not only understand the basic knowledge of dogs, but also gain unlimited fun from it. I believe you will gain a lot —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  30. Biology Turns Out to Be so Interesting Three Flowerscompleted This book starts from the large biosphere we live in, ranging from the microbial world to the ecological home of human survival. It explores the origin and inheritance of life, the growth and living habits of animals and plants, the healthy growth of human beings, the role and impact of viruses, bacteria, and fungi on the environment, and so on. The author's language is simple and easy to understand, leading young readers to explore the biological world that is closely related to our lives. —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  31. Half-Hour Cartoon Chinese Geography 2 Chen Lei·half Hour Comics Teamcompleted If all of China were a class, geography knowledge would be easy to remember. Chen Lei, the pioneer of comic-style science popularization and 35 million fans, has a new series of science geography popularization by the half-hour comic team! If we can regard the whole of China as a class, then this matter will be easier to understand. Sichuan is a classmate who is soft on the outside and strong on the inside: he usually seems lazy and easy to move, but at critical moments he shows his strength, st —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  32. 500 of the Funniest and Most Interesting Facts in the World Zhu Lichuncompleted This book brings together the novel, interesting and all-encompassing unpopular knowledge that emerges from around us at any time, covering all aspects of natural science, humanities and history, social life, ancient and modern times, China and foreign countries, and everything from imaginative questions to academic issues worthy of discussion. It not only increases knowledge and broadens horizons, but also has the effect of educating and solving problems. It is based on "cold", from a special p —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  33. Illustrated Guide to Traditional Chinese Medicine Preparation Wang Hongyun, Chen Linxing, Li Mingcompleted At present, the processing of traditional Chinese medicine is a mixed bag, with different processing methods from ancient to modern times. There are many processing methods for one medicine. In addition to national standards, there are also local standards, and there are very few similar maps on the market. On the one hand, students of traditional Chinese medicine and related majors lack relevant maps to help them learn and master the traditional processing techniques of traditional Chinese medi —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  34. Amazing Physics Yan Bojuncompleted This book selects 100 interesting physics topics to explain in depth to you. There are physics and black technologies in life, such as 5G, naked-eye 3D, and hyperloop; there are physical principles as vast as the universe, such as gravitational waves, black holes, and the Big Bang theory; there are also philosophy as small as quantum connotations, such as Schrödinger's cat, quantum entanglement, and the uncertainty principle; and there are summaries of important physical laws, such as the law of —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  35. Swap Bodies with Animals [Japan] Kawasaki Satoru; Translated by Dong Fangcompleted "Attack" animals! This is a serious popular science book. A turtle's shell is actually its ribs; Bat wings are fingers; A hoof is a toe of a horse; And the flamingo actually has short legs? ? ? Popular Japanese illustrator and paleontologist Satoru Kawasaki uses the human body as a reference to create a "somatosensory" animal illustration. The book uses many vivid and humorous illustrations to describe the body structures and evolutionary mysteries behind more than 20 kinds of animals, including —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  36. Breast Beauty Care Class That Every Woman Wants [Japan] Written by Kitamura Tsuki; Translated by an Yicompleted What do you think of "beautiful breasts"? Although everyone's definition of "beautiful breasts" is different, the first step to creating ideal breasts is to understand breast knowledge that is unknown to the public. This book mainly introduces the basic knowledge of breasts, common breast problems, breast care and breast disease prevention, etc., And shares dietary methods and massage techniques to create healthy and beautiful breasts. It also explains breast health self-examination methods, com —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  37. You Don't Understand Underwear []Yu Xiaodancompleted The history of the development of underwear is actually the history of women liberating themselves and respecting themselves. With the development of bras today, bras are no longer just for hygiene and protection purposes. It is more important to make women feel better inside. Even if we wear it "inside" that is invisible to others, we can always feel the satisfaction of "beautifying ourselves to please ourselves". Underwear includes at least five types, bras and underwear are only two of them, —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  38. Compilation of Chinese Herbal Medicines (Know a Chinese Herbal Medicine Every Day) Mao Duo's Mothercompleted As an important part of traditional Chinese medicine, Chinese herbal medicine carries profound cultural heritage and historical accumulation. Many Chinese herbal medicines have unique pharmacological effects and curative effects, which can assist in the treatment of various diseases, improve human immunity, and promote physical health. Understanding Chinese herbal medicine not only helps us inherit and carry forward the excellent traditional Chinese culture and improve personal health literacy, —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  39. Know It All: a Complete Collection of Practical Tips Han Rongchengcompleted This book mainly contains seven parts: common sense about diet, common sense about nature, common sense about daily life, common sense about home life, common sense about cooking, common sense about nutrition, and little common sense about diet. —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  40. A Popular Science Book Series That Even Top Academics Can't Put Down (Six Volumes in Total) (U. S.) George Gamow, Tao Bingzhen, Etc.completed This is a set of popular science books for children. A set of classic popular science books that can improve children's science knowledge and increase their interest in science knowledge. It includes 6 books: "From One to Infinity (Youth Edition)", "The Story of Elements", "Insect Stories", "Adventures in the Physical World (Youth Edition)", "The Magical Gravity (Youth Edition)" and "What is Life". For teenagers who love popular science, this set of books is not to be missed. "From One to Infini —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  41. Popular Science Knowledge Expo (Set of 24 Volumes in Total) Miao Guifang Chief Editorcompleted This series of books closely focuses on people's lives, the science around them, and the scientific knowledge that teenagers are generally interested in. It covers various knowledge points such as physics, chemistry, plants, animals, human body, and common sense of life. It can enable the majority of teenagers to enhance their interest and hobbies in science and technology through easy reading, broaden their horizons, inspire thinking, broaden their knowledge, and enhance their scientific awaren —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  42. Encyclopedia of Plants Cai Lincompleted The "Encyclopedia of Plants" edited by Cai Lin is divided into three parts: understanding the plant family, plants that come into human life, and feeling the charm of plants. It reveals the reasons why plants are so strange and strange, and introduces some little knowledge about these plants. It also gives a detailed introduction to the shape, characteristics and functions of each selected plant. At the same time, the book also has novel small columns such as "Plant Business Cards" and "Did You —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  43. The Most Interesting 100,000 Whys in History. Adventures in the Animal Kingdom Song Lulucompleted As soon as night comes, the cute rooster's brain will secrete something called "black tension hormone", which will make it go to bed early. At dawn the next morning, the "black tension hormone" has lost its effect, and the cute rooster will become energetic again, crow and sing early to wake people up. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  44. Insect Diary Editorial Board of "The First Book for Chinese Students"completed A small flower in the field, a big tree by the roadside, a white cloud in the sky... Are all gifts given to us by nature. It always brings us endless beauty and is a good encyclopedia. There are endless stories here. As long as you look carefully, you will get unspeakable surprises and happiness. It was here that Fabre found his lifelong best friend-insects. —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  45. One Hundred Thousand Whys Mi Yilincompleted The enduring popular science classic "One Hundred Thousand Whys" tells 60 pieces of scientific knowledge hidden in your home: Why can water extinguish fires? Why do people drink water? Why can't you eat raw potatoes? Why does bread become dry and hard? Why do we eat meat? Why does iron rust? You don't know if you don't look at it, but you will be shocked when you look at it. It turns out that everyone has so much fun and interesting scientific knowledge hidden in their home. Open this book and l —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  46. Encyclopedia of Chemical Knowledge Compiled by Song Taocompleted Based on the growth and development characteristics of teenagers and combined with current new knowledge theories, this book provides teenagers with a comprehensive and focused introduction to international expositions, political parties, military world, economic development, legal analysis, historical overview, character tracing, social life, cultural customs, philosophical theories, literary squares, art world, sports tours, and extracurricular entertainment. , Science and technology roaming, —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  47. The Evolution of Physics Usalbert Einstein; Waveleopold Infeldcompleted ★ Popular science classics written by Einstein have influenced several generations since its publication. ★ Without using a mathematical formula, you can easily learn from the classical physics since Galileo and Newton to the modern physics of relativity and quantum mechanics. ★ Connecting physics knowledge like a great detective collecting clues, you won't be able to put it down after you pick it up. ★ Physics is so interesting - fun and simple thought experiments to solve physics problems you —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  48. Weird Facts About the Human Body That Will Make You Laugh for a Year By SMEcompleted Why is hair longer than body hair? Who decides whether to have a boy or a girl? How long can a person live without a brain? Goosebumps, hernias, what are some interesting evolutionary remnants of the human body? Do you have a lot of question marks about our own bodies? This book is another masterpiece by the well-known popular science media SME after "You Might Not Believe It". The book has 4 chapters in total, covering the fields of evolution, brain science, human science, psychology and other —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  49. Climate, Weather and Meteorology Compiled by Beijing Future New Century Education Science Development Centercompleted Weather is a short-time scale atmospheric phenomenon and process; climate is a long-term atmospheric phenomenon and process; meteorology, in layman's terms, refers to all atmospheric physical phenomena that occur in the sky, such as wind, clouds, rain, snow, frost, dew, rainbow, halo, lightning, thunder, etc. —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  50. Know All Social Common Sense: 2000 Social Common Sense That You Must Know Spring Lin; Edited by Cai Yalancompleted This book systematically analyzes all aspects of social life from eighteen aspects including image, etiquette, scene eloquence, language communication, social psychology, getting along with people, getting to know people, connections, doing things, giving gifts, banquets, hidden rules, workplace survival, entrepreneurship, financial management, leisure, safety, and anti-fraud. For example, how to dress appropriately, how to introduce yourself elegantly, what kind of etiquette makes you the most —Reads9.3Score—Shelves