★The "One Hundred Thousand Whys" science story series, a 60-year craftsmanship brand, is now making a big impact, specifically tailored as a powerful science picture book series for children aged 3 to 8!
★An Unprecedented Author Lineup, Collaborating with First-Class Scientists from Around the World and Renowned Chinese Illustrators!
★Edited by Academician Zeng Yitao, the First Director of the Shanghai Medical Genetics Institute, and Professor Zeng Fanyi, the Current Director of the Shanghai Medical Genetics Institute at Shanghai Jiao Tong University!
★Helping Children Understand the World through Science and Appreciate It through Art!
★Eight Major Themes, Comprehensive Coverage of Scientific Literacy. This series covers eight areas including human body, architectural geometry, neuroscience, dinosaurs, universe, animals, medicine, and plants. It answers children's questions, stimulates their curiosity, and fosters their interest in the world and confidence in the future.
★Science Picture Books + Science Q&A + Science Art Interactive Manual, a Three-Level Design to Stimulate Inner Motivation and Attract Children to Love Science, Helping Them Gradually Improve Their Reading Skills!

This series includes 8 titles:
Did Dinosaurs Smell Fragrance of Flowers?
Are Birds Descended from Dinosaurs?
Why Do Meteors Fall on Earth?
Why are pyramids triangular?
Why Do People Dream?
Why Are There So Many Kinds of Dogs in the World?
Why Should We Be Vaccinated?
Where Does the Food We Eat Go?

Through the wonderful short stories, children can understand and master the process of digestion, which will increase their interest in food digestion and cultivate good eating habits.

This book combines story and knowledge extension to bring children the relevant knowledge of the human digestive system. In the first half of the book, it is the story of Little Fiber Moving, which is a warm and interesting story for children to understand where the food goes after entering the human body. In this part, children can have a general understanding of the human digestive system. The second half of the book answers some of the children's wildest questions about food and digestion, giving them a deeper understanding of the human digestive system. The book also has an interactive booklet with mind maps, games and songs to assist children to better retell the story and deepen their memory of knowledge.

About the Author
Zhu Yingbo is a doctor of clinical medicine from Tongji University, a doctor of joint training at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York, a recipient of Shanghai Youth Science and Technology Talent Program, and a visiting scholar at Massachusetts General Hospital of Harvard University. He has published a number of SCI academic papers and popular science articles in Xinmin Evening News. He is also the author of the books “Although We are Normal People, We Can Break the Break the Cocoon into A Butterfly” and “53 Psychological Skills in the Workplace”.

About the Illustrator
Gudong, independent illustrator, engaged in illustration and picture book creation, as well as children's drawing education.
She is the Finalist of Golden Windmill International Young Illustrator Competition in 2017;
In 2018, her picture book "Stinky Socks are Missing!” won the second "Bronze Sunflower Picture Book Award" and "Wonderful and Funny Award";
In 2019, she was shortlisted for the Korean Illustration Picture Book Shortlist and her work was exhibited in Seoul, Korea.
Currently, she has published picture books including "Stinky Socks are Missing!" "Be Careful! Virus is Invading". She has published "Departure! Going on a Treasure Hunt on the Island", "Amazing rocks", "Reading a Grain of Sand", and "Fossils" in the magazine "Look and Talk". What’s more, her picture books "Golden Female Embroider" and "Dinosaur Night" are going to be published.