The Atlas is a hand-drawn collection by Mr. Frank H. Netter, titled Netter's Atlas of Human Anatomy. It is a classic medical atlas of human anatomy widely used for medical education and learning. This atlas contains numerous detailed anatomical illustrations, showcasing the structure of bones, muscles, nerves, blood vessels, and more. It aids medical students, doctors, and other healthcare professionals in better understanding human anatomy. However, due to the large number of unfamiliar medical terms and anatomical details, this atlas can be too difficult for high school students to understand. On the other hand, most of the science-focused medical popularisation picture books currently available on the market are overly simplified for high school students and lack the necessary professionalism.