The invention story of movable type printing, Gutenberg you don't know! | Picture book, bookplate

・Hardcover special collection Cover illustration printed in letterpress in four colors Cover illustration position size: 92mm(w) x 120mm(h) Paper: Wild White 300gm (Italy) Ink color: 4C Printing: Letterpress Printing ・Exlibris exlibris Dimensions: 65mm(w) x 95mm(h) Paper: Wild White 400gm (Italy) Printing color: 1C black, double-sided printing Printing: Letterpress Printing －－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－ "The Invention Story of Movable Type Printing, Gutenberg You Don't Know!" " [German-Chinese｜Traditional Chinese version] Translation literature, graphic stories, biographies, human history －－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－ Before the Middle Ages, all articles and books had to be copied by hand, and the price was very expensive, and since Gutenberg first published the "printed version" of the "Bible" in 1454, everything It's different! From this graphic storybook, let's take a look at the invention story of "Movable Type Printing"! －－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－ Title: "The Invention of Movable Type Printing, Gutenberg You Don't Know!" " Author: Christine Schulz-Reiss [Germany] Illustrator: Klaus Ensikat (Germany) Translator: Zheng Ruohui Category: translated literature, graphic stories, biographies, human history Price: HK$148 Book width: 130 mm (w) x 190 mm (h) Binding: Hardcover, with bookmark ribbon Content pages: 96 pages ISBN: 978-988-75725-4-1 Publisher: Lattice Box Studio {Features of this book} Famous German writer Christine Schulz-Reiss and illustrator Klaus. Klaus Ensikat and Klaus Ensikat collaborated to restore and depict the appearance of medieval Europe with graphic stories, allowing readers to return to the medieval age of Johann Gutenberg and get a glimpse of his life experience, and From his witty and restless personality, he can understand how movable type printing, which has a profound impact on the development of human civilization, was born. Author Christine. Christine Schulz-Reiss (Christine Schulz-Reiss) published a series of popular books for young people in 2004, Rooting Down! Germany's most popular speculative reader series (Nachgefragt: Politik) has been nominated for the Gustav Heinemann Peace Prize for Children's and Young Adult Books. This book contains the master painting Klaus. More than a dozen illustrations by Klaus Ensikat, from which you can appreciate the master-level hand-painted craftsmanship—exquisite and meticulous lines, with unique print-style effects, showing the humanities and landscapes of medieval Europe; Klaus Ensikat Si. In 1996, Ensi Carter was awarded the "International Hans Christian Andersen Award", the highest international honor in the illustration field of children's and young people's books. He is known as one of the most outstanding contemporary book illustrators. －－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－ {Story Introduction} knowledge is power. However, before the invention of movable type, this power was reserved for the wealthy. Prior to this, all articles and books had to be copied by hand, and the price was very expensive, only rich people could afford it. But since Gutenberg first published the printed Bible in 1454, everything has changed! Subsequent articles, news leaflets, advertising campaigns and, soon after, newspapers could be printed quickly and in large quantities. The masses are finally able to access all kinds of new knowledge, ideas, concepts and speech... Needless to say, the movable type printing technology invented by Gutenberg is a revolution in the transmission of knowledge for mankind! Until the end of the twentieth century, Books and newspapers are printed with movable type invented by Gutenberg. It was not until the advent of computers and the emergence of new printing technologies that this situation changed. Nevertheless, even today, I believe that there are still many people who love to read printed paper books! Let's salute Gutenberg! Through this storybook, everyone goes back to the Middle Ages together, and get a glimpse of what kind of person Gutenberg was like? The era background in which he grew up, his observation of social phenomena at that time, His own restless personality, ingenuity, extraordinary courage, and far-sighted vision... How did he become the inventor of this "black craft"? －－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－ {Introduction to the author, illustrator, and translator} ✧Introduction to the author Christine. Christine Schulz-Reiss (Christine Schulz-Reiss), born in 1956, is a writer of children's and young people's literature and a freelance journalist. He studied Germanology, History, Political Science, and Communication Studies in Erlangen and Munich. After graduation, he worked as a political editor and reporter until he set up his own business in 1991. She is the author of the critically acclaimed teen popular book series Who Is This? (Wer war das?) and Downward Roots! Germany's Most Popular Speculative Reader Series" (Nachgefragt: Politik) [Rye Field Publishing (Taiwan)], which was awarded the "Gustav Heinemann Children's and Young People's Book Peace Award in 2004". Award" nominations. ✧Brief introduction of the artist Claus. Klaus Ensikat, born in 1937, is one of the most outstanding contemporary book illustrators and freelance artists. In 1996, Klaus Ensikat was awarded the highest international honor award in the field of illustrations for children and young people's books "International Hans Christian Andersen prize". ✧Translator Profile Zheng Ruohui, graduated from the German Section of the Department of European Languages and Literature, National Chengchi University, Taiwan, is currently engaged in German teaching and German-Chinese translation. There are translations of "Hitler: Eine Biographie" (Wu Nan Publishing (Taiwan)), "The Story of the Invention of Movable Type Printing, Gutenberg You Don't Know! (Johannes Gutenberg und das Werk der Bücher) [Published by Lattice Box Studio (Hong Kong)].