Kids View Of Chinese History - Kids View Of Knowledge Series

Welcome to the Kids View Of Knowledge Series, where we explore various topics through the eyes of children. In this edition, we delve into the fascinating world of Chinese history, as viewed and understood by kids. Prepare to be amazed by their perspectives and insights!

The Great Wall of China: A Marvelous Structure

When it comes to Chinese history, one cannot overlook the iconic Great Wall of China. According to nine-year-old Emily, the wall is like a "super long dragon that protects China." With a vivid imagination, she envisions dragons guarding the wall as soldiers. It is interesting how kids can relate historical structures to their own experiences.

A Kids View of Chinese History (A Kids View of Knowledge Series)

by A. Knapp ([Print Replica] Kindle Edition)

4.8 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	21919 KB
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Print length	:	271 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

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On the other hand, seven-year-old Alex sees the Great Wall as a giant puzzle. He imagines the wall being built by thousands of people, carefully placing each piece to create this awe-inspiring structure. It's incredible how children's minds can uniquely interpret historical events.

The Terracotta Army: Warriors Frozen in Time

Now, let's take a journey to the ancient city of Xi'an and explore the fascinating Terracotta Army. Eight-year-old Sophia describes the soldiers as "big, muddy action figures," acknowledging their lifelike appearance. It's captivating how kids can simplify complex historical artifacts in their own terms.

In contrast, ten-year-old Ethan sees the Terracotta Army as a massive maze. He envisions soldiers standing in various positions, forming intricate paths through the exhibit. It's delightful to witness the creativity children bring to understanding historical wonders.

The Forbidden City: A Palace of Secrets

No exploration of Chinese history would be complete without mentioning the Forbidden City in Beijing. Nine-year-old Olivia describes it as a "hidden treasure trove of mysteries." She believes there are secret passages and hidden rooms waiting to be discovered. The allure of mystery can be found even in the minds of children.

Contrarily, six-year-old Mia views the Forbidden City as a magical kingdom. She imagines the Emperor residing in a grand palace, complete with talking animals and flying carpets. Kids truly have an extraordinary ability to infuse imagination into historical tales.

A Glimpse into Chinese History through Kids' Eyes

Through the Kids View Of Knowledge Series, we have witnessed how children perceive and understand Chinese history. Their imaginative interpretations inspire us to see historical events from fresh angles and appreciate the wonder that history holds.

Remember to embrace the curiosity and creativity of children when exploring any topic. You never know what incredible insights may be waiting to be discovered!

A Kids View of Chinese History (A Kids View of Knowledge Series)

by A. Knapp ([Print Replica] Kindle Edition)

4.8 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	21919 KB
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Print length	:	271 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE

A Kids View of Chinese History is a book by a kid for kids.

Did you know that Emperor Qin demanded that the Terracotta Warriors be made when he was only thirteen years old? Maybe you heard that the famed Monkey King was born out of a rock? No? Then I suggest reading this book, where you will find more awesome facts that will probably blow your mind. Maybe you'll find that the Queen Mother Of The West hated when monkeys ate her peaches, or that Europeans in the 1860s loved China's porcelain. Who knows? Now go ahead and read this book!

The A Kids View of is intended to be educational and informative, and more than just another history book a middle school or junior high student is required to read in school. History and mythology can be interesting and engaging. I hope you enjoy sharing my passion!