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★An epic masterpiece by the famous literary historian Daniel Boorstin, a far-reaching trilogy of world history; ★It caused a sensation after being published in the United States, has been selling well for more than 30 years, and has been translated into more than 20 languages; ★The perfect combination of history and popular science, with detailed and interesting content; ★Changing human understanding of the world is actually much simpler than we think; "The History of Civilization (all 5 volumes)" is divided into three parts: "Discoverers", "Creators" and "Explorers". In "The Discoverer", the author divides it into four chapters: "Time", "Land and Sea", "Nature" and "Society". He uses a unique and vivid writing style to present all the great discoveries and inventions of mankind since ancient times and their discoverers and inventors before us, showing the colorful history of human civilization in a unique way; "The Creator" reproduces the cultural and artistic achievements of more than three thousand years and vividly describes the creation of our splendid culture. The outstanding figures of the legacy have enriched the human world in philosophy, drama, literature, architecture, painting, sculpture, music, etc.; "The Explorer" tells us the three major eras of exploration that Western culture has experienced: first, the prophets and philosophers, secondly, an era of joint exploration, such as Thucydides, Thomas More, Machiavelli and Voltaire, and finally, the era of social sciences, when people face the future but seem to be dominated by history. Outstanding figures of this era include Marx, Spengler, Toynbee, Carlyle and Emerson, Malraux, Berglin and Einstein, etc.

★The epic masterpiece of the famous literary historian Daniel Boorstin, a far-reaching trilogy of world history; ★It caused a sensation after being published in the United States, has been best-selling for more than 30 years, and has been translated into more than 20 languages; ★The perfect combination of history and popular science, with detailed and interesting content; "The History of Civilization: Discoverers" is a masterpiece describing the history of civilization as humans explore the world and themselves in the long course of history. The book is divided into four volumes: "Time", "Land and Sea", "Nature" and "Society". In the first and second volumes, the author Daniel Boorstin eloquently narrates various great discoveries of mankind through historical informative and interesting stories: Was the first great discovery of mankind time? Are there 7 days in a week? How was the clock invented? How were land and sea discovered? Why didn't the Chinese "discover" Europe and America? Why did it take so long for people to learn that the Earth orbits the Sun? Etc. In the third volume, the author describes in detail the new inventions that have broadened human vision, from glasses to telescopes and microscopes, and how humans use these new inventions to navigate the vast sea, explore the vast expanse of the sky, and observe the mysteries of microbial organisms that are beyond the reach of the naked eye. This has opened up new prospects in the fields of knowledge such as navigation, astronomy, microbiology, and embryology. The author also vividly describes the discoverers who braved all kinds of difficulties and dangers to find new and rare species, and established a taxonomy of animals and plants on this basis, which further revealed the mysteries of nature for people.