英文书 Warriors and Wailers: One Hundred Ancient Chinese Jobs You Might Have Relished or Reviled by Sarah Tsiang (Author), Grimard (Author), Martha Newbigging (Illustrator)
中国是古代世界最先进的社会之一。无论是在医学、艺术还是教育领域，中国人都远远超过了欧洲人。尽管大多数人都是农民，但社会中还有无数其他职业。 这听起来是一个很好的职位，但是当皇帝也有不好的一面。如果你冒犯了神，你可能会被处死。作为一名丝绸制造商，你必须发誓保密，这样外国人就不会学会如何纺出珍贵的丝线。其他工作包括哭哭啼啼
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作者by Sarah Tsiang (Author), Grimard (Author), Martha Newbigging (Illustrator)
出版社Annick Press
ISBN9781554513918
出版时间1981
装帧精装
尺寸27.4 × 21.7 cm
页数96页
货号ER-127
上书时间2024-01-16
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China was one of the most advanced societies in the ancient world. Whether in medicine, the arts, or education, the Chinese far outpaced the Europeans. Although most people were peasants, society included a myriad of other jobs.
It may sound like a great position, but being emperor had its downside. If you displeased the gods, you could be put to death. As a silk maker, you would be sworn to secrecy so foreigners wouldn't learn how to spin the precious thread. Other jobs included wailer (yes, you'll have to cry whether you want to or not), noodle maker (noodles were not only delicious, but also a symbol of long life), or Shaolin warrior monk (if you were really good, you could break stone slabs with your fists).
A fact-filled introduction, index, and timeline make this book--the sixth in the series--perfect for research projects, while the humorous illustrations keep it fun.
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