For children who are curious about the unknown world, popular science is not just about attending a few popular science lectures with their parents or visiting science and technology museums a few times.

It is about getting hands-on experience with cutting-edge technology as early as possible, understanding the scientific principles involved, and immersing oneself in the process.

How to make a “liquid rainbow”?

How to turn the salt in the water into crystals?

How to “fish” at home?

How to make a “parachute” at home?  

This book presents a series of light-hearted and humorous comic stories, showcasing magical scientific mini-games for children.

Additionally, the book is accompanied by numerous demonstration pictures and key points are summarised, making it easy for children to feel a sense of familiarity with new knowledge while learning new things.