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  1. My Altay Written by Li Juancompleted The remote and silent village of Akhara, the slow and eternal Kawutu, the summer pastures of Shayi Hengbulak... "The Elf of Altay" Li Juan recorded the beautiful and shining moments of the northern frontier in a panoramic manner with delicate and bright brushstrokes. The whole book is divided into two parts. The first series of memories (2007-2009) records the detailed and persevering life scenes in Kawutu and Akhara villages; the second series of corners (2002-2006) originally describes the dai 14.4kReads9.6Score—Shelves
  2. Flowers Are the Seeds of Happiness Li Juancompleted Most of this book records warm fragments of the world, and the stories are all authentic and instructive. These fragments are all beautiful things experienced by the author in his life. Every story and sentiment in it is full of positive energy. At the same time, the author carefully created this work with the unique sensitivity and vision of women. With her profound writing skills, she used a description method that combines insights and stories to make this book more readable. The words are de —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  3. Psychology and Microexpressions (4 Best-Selling Editions) Li Juanjuancompleted Editor's recommendation This book will tell you how to identify: Smiling brightly - happy micro-expression; Angry eyebrows and gnashing of teeth - micro-expressions of anger; Terrifying imaginings – microexpressions of fear; From crying silently to wanting to cry without tears - micro-expressions of sadness; Fleeting – Microexpression of surprise; Ranging from disdain to disgust – Disgust microexpressions; Silent mouth - unspeakable hidden expression; The secret of the eyes - psychological chang —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  4. A Woman Should Nourish Her Blood First to Maintain Her Health. Li Juan Chief Editorcompleted "Women's Health Preservation First Nourishes Blood" elaborates on the importance of qi and blood to the human body. It quotes important classics such as "The Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic" and combines it with modern health theories to nourish the internal organs, replenish qi and blood, and help the human body relieve pain and suffering from diet, traditional Chinese medicine massage, daily life, etc. In addition, this book also lists various symptoms of women caused by imbalance of qi and —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  5. Yangdao·qianshan Summer Ranch Li Juancompleted "This is the last truly nomadic people in the world. They are willing to live in silence in the farthest corners of the world, living in pursuit of water and grass. From the wild deserts in the south to the forest grasslands in the north, they trek thousands of miles. 365 Days a year, with almost no rest..." Long non-fiction prose. It records the days when the author, Li Juan, followed the Kazakh family Zak Bai's mother and lived a nomadic, changing and migrating life in the rough and vast Altay —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  6. Sheep Road·deep Mountain Summer Ranch Li Juancompleted "This is the last truly nomadic people in the world. They are willing to live in silence in the farthest corners of the world, living in pursuit of water and grass. From the wild deserts in the south to the forest grasslands in the north, they trek thousands of miles. 365 Days a year, with almost no rest..." Long non-fiction prose. It records the days when the author, Li Juan, followed the Kazakh family Zak Bai's mother and lived a nomadic, changing and migrating life in the rough and vast Altay —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  7. Winter Pasture Li Juancompleted At the end of 2010, Li Juan followed the Kazakh herdsman Juma's family into the winter pasture deep in the desert of Altay region in northern Xinjiang and spent an entire winter. In the long cold world, Li Juan recorded in detail what she saw and heard on this ancient, barren and vast land: the herdsmen migrated, grazed, carried snow, embroidered felts, prepared the land for nests and cleaned stocking pens, and paid grand and luxurious visits... Hard and heavy labor is the joy and dignity of dai —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  8. Sheep Road·spring Pasture Li Juancompleted "This is the last truly nomadic people in the world. They are willing to live in silence in the farthest corners of the world, living in pursuit of water and grass. From the wild deserts in the south to the forest grasslands in the north, they trek thousands of miles. 365 Days a year, with almost no rest..." Long non-fiction prose. It records the days when the author, Li Juan, followed the Kazakh family Zak Bai's mother and lived a nomadic, changing and migrating life in the rough and vast Altay —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  9. Remember One and Forget Three or Two Li Juancompleted The 2020 newly revised edition of "Remember One and Forget Three Two" by Li Juan, winner of the "Lu Xun Literature Award" and "China's Good Book" award. The author replaced and revised tens of thousands of words, and added a new preface. "Remember One and Forget Three Two" is a collection of essays written by writer Li Juan over the past ten years. More than 30 pieces of writing titled "Memories" are casual and casual, recording Li Juan's daily thoughts from many aspects such as family, friendsh —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  10. Distant Sunflower Field Li Juancompleted 2017 Chinese Good Books, winner of the 7th Lu Xun Literature Award. The sunflowers in Altay are more intense than those in Arles, and the closest relatives and livestock are all family members. Li Juan, a critically acclaimed new generation of non-fiction prose writer, is a new masterpiece following the "Sheep Road" trilogy. Mother took her poultry and livestock with her family and moved to the Gobi on the banks of the Ulungu River. They settled in a "winter nest" beside a sunflower field and be —Reads9.5Score—Shelves