In Fabres's works, bees, ants, flies and other common insects are lovely elves, which are divided into high and low, old and young, and also have "emotions" and "love and hate"; In the insect world, there are calm and smoke-filled wars. They know how to work as a team, resist foreign enemies, and choose their spouses according to their own "aesthetic standards" to continue their offspring.

The Tale of Insects shows people a colorful insect world, and at the same time, it makes us praise the greatness of life and understand the preciousness of life.

2. Insect Ecological Atlas of China

China Insect Ecological Atlas introduces more than 2,200 species of insects, belonging to 29 orders, 3 classes of hexapod, through a large number of outdoor ecological photos and descriptions of identification characteristics, living habits and distribution areas. It not only presents the latest achievements of insect classification system research, but also is a valuable biological reference book, and fully shows the mystery and wonderful beauty of nature with a large number of precious photos.

3. Enthusiasm for insects

Through one story after another, the process of studying insects is presented to readers, that is, from observing phenomena to analyzing chemical components, verifying the effective components synthesized (or purchased), thus explaining some mysterious biological phenomena from a chemical point of view. Even ordinary readers will love this book because of its interesting illustrations.

4. entomological society

From paleontology to formal genetics, from animal behavior to biochemistry. The entomological society provides a proper benchmark for sociologists all over the world, and the author has the courage and energy to reach this benchmark. Biology is a complete science. From this book, we can see that it is very real and rich.

5. Manual for Field Identification of Common Insects

More than 500 species of insects were collected and sorted according to different themes. Each insect has pictures and written descriptions, which are illustrated and easy to understand. This book can help you easily identify some common species in the wild, and classify most of the species you see as "families" or even "orders". There are more than 500 species of insects in the book, all of which can be seen in the wild.