"One Minute Comics Physics" uses vivid comic forms to tell physical knowledge. The rich story plots not only make abstract problems become vivid and intuitive but also visualize thinking, effectively reducing the difficulty, cleverly breaking through teaching difficulties, and stimulating students' interest in learning physics. Worth recommending!
--Tian Chengliang, a special-grade teacher at the Haidian District Teachers' Training School in Beijing.

This book combines form and content perfectly. When opened, children are first attracted by the comics and will not have the anxiety often felt during learning. When children are enjoying the fun brought by these comics, learning is quietly taking place, and knowledge is unconsciously absorbed by the brain.
--Zhang Yahui, the principal of Fangshan Primary School Affiliated to Capital Normal University.

"One Minute Comics Physics" presents abstract physical knowledge through phenomena and stories, combining education with entertainment. How to learn physics? What's the use of physics? How to apply physical knowledge in life? For these questions, this book has already given satisfactory answers.
--Deng Huixiong, a doctor and researcher at the Institute of Semiconductors, Chinese Academy of Sciences.

★Explore the physical principles behind things and dig out the operating laws of things' development. Interpreted in the form of comics, it is interesting in form and rich in content!
★Life is full of the development of things that we are accustomed to. Behind them all are the applications of physics.
Why do magnets with the same name repel each other and magnets with different names attract each other?
Why are everyone's voices different, some deep and some sharp?
And why can electricity turn cold water into hot water? And why does hot water boil?
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Book structure:
Theme: Help readers explore the application of physics in daily life.
Content:
- Explanations of principles, everything is available: the generation of magnetism, the discovery of force, the development of electricity, the application of light, the characteristics of sound, and the connotation of matter.
- In the form of comics, vivid and interesting: Reject dullness and present physical knowledge in an interesting comic form.
- Break abstraction and turn difficulty into ease: Physical concepts can be understood instantly by looking at pictures, so that children no longer have to think hard and memorize by rote.

This series includes six titles:
"One Minute Comics Physics. Sound"
"One Minute Comics Physics. Matter"
"One Minute Comics Physics. Electricity"
"One Minute Comics Physics. Magnetism"
"One Minute Comics Physics. Light"
"One Minute Comics Physics. Force"

This series is a set of physics comic reading materials suitable for children of all ages. It is divided into six volumes: "Force", "Sound", "Light", "Matter", "Electricity", and "Magnetism", covering many physical knowledge for primary and junior high school students.

The form is novel and interesting, and the content is comprehensive and rigorous. Through careful drawing and arrangement, the originally abstract physical concepts are transformed into comic characters, and the boring knowledge is transformed into comic stories with dialogue and laugh points. This greatly lowers the reading threshold and enables children to gain endless fun while absorbing knowledge.

Li Chunlei
Li Chunlei, a doctor of physics, is a specially invited expert in the field of science at the affiliated primary school of Capital Normal University. He is committed to the theoretical and practical research of science and technology education and primary school science education, as well as the research on the transport characteristics of electrons in low-dimensional semiconductor structures. He has long been engaged in the training of science and technology teachers and primary school science teachers. He has presided over and participated in many projects of the National Natural Science Foundation.

Wang Xiaoming
Wang Xiaoming, a senior physics teacher in middle school, a key teacher in Beijing, and a leading figure in physics in Haidian District. He has given provincial-level public lectures many times and received high praise. Many of his physics teaching papers have won the first prize in various essay competitions in Beijing, and he has published many papers in core journals.