Question-driven
Start from real and engaging questions, then build understanding while searching for answers.
Begin with one question and travel through the connections between things


In Chinese tradition, Bai Ze is a creature said to understand the myriad things of the world. We borrow this name not to promise an all-knowing encyclopedia, but to invite every young reader to become an explorer: notice connections, ask questions, test ideas, and share new discoveries.
A raindrop on a window may once have been part of an ocean wave, the fluid inside a leaf, or even the body of a prehistoric animal. We cannot write its one true biography, but we can learn how evidence from geography, physics, chemistry, biology, and history helps us infer its possible paths.
The demo article is currently available in Chinese.