World history told in pictures

Human civilization through the ages is recreated in the book series "A Brief History of the World in Pictures".

With the desire to provide historical knowledge in an attractive and easy-to-understand way, a group of Korean authors have created the book series A Brief History of the World in Pictures. The book consists of seven volumes, and has just been released in Vietnam.

Book series "A Brief History of the World in Pictures".

The knowledge in the book is selected and told in the form of a combination of writing, diagrams and drawings. In it, world history from ancient, medieval, modern to modern times is told through the main axis of the birth and development of civilizations.

The book recreates the ancient times, with four great civilizations: Mesopotamia, Egypt, China, India. Through that, readers know how ancient people lived, produced and created writing, houses, and ramparts...The Middle Ages were recreated with the expedition of the Roman emperors, the exchange of East-West civilization. The strong development of culture, science - technology, and art of mankind around the world created the appearance of modern times. Typical examples are the Renaissance culture and scientific inventions.

A page summarizing world history in graphics. Including the August Revolution of Vietnam.

Volume seven of the series is a summary of world history presented in graphic form with many easy-to-understand images, helping readers to have a comparative view. At the end of each volume, the editorial team provides games to help readers review the information they have just read, make a summary, and look at history.

Mr. Nguyen Quoc Vuong - lecturer of the History Department, Hanoi National University of Education, PhD student in History Education in Japan - commented on the illustrated World History: "The book series is like an attractive small path that brings students back to history... Students will feel that history is actually vast and useful for personal life, not just numbers and dates presented on the pages of a book."

According to VNE