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  1. General History of Japanese Culture Ye Weiqucompleted "General History of Japanese Culture" systematically introduces and interprets the historical evolution of Japanese religion, literature, art and other cultural fields, as well as the Japanese national character and national spirit condensed by these cultural elements. It also analyzes and interprets the formation of these cultures in an organic manner with the development of Japanese politics and society. From a comparative perspective, the author discusses Japan's long history of interacting w —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  2. Japan's Bottom Line Written by Xu Jingbocompleted The 20 years of Japanese economic loss are actually 20 years of innovation, and they are investing in the future. Japan's economic and social development is not "stuck in a quagmire" as some people think. On the contrary, Japan's economic operation is generally relatively stable, its economic and social development has entered an orderly track, and all aspects of economic and social management have reached a level of refinement. Generally speaking, Japan's economic and social development has rea —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  3. Japanese Way of Life Xu Jingbocompleted When living and traveling in Japan, whether you are admiring kimonos, savoring tea ceremonies, chasing geishas, ​​strolling through ancient streets, or even seeing people waving to each other from a distance after leaving the hotel and the old lady in the store putting change into our hands with both hands, we all feel a familiar beauty and warmth. We have too, but we have lost too much. We can pick up what we have lost from "How the Japanese Live", and with a truth-seeking mentality, calmly obs —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  4. Illustration of Japanese Geisha Stone Forest Tang Poetrycompleted Geisha is the carrier of Japanese culture and the darling of Japanese culture. "Japanese Geisha in Pictures" provides a panoramic view of the rise and fall of Japanese geishas. It introduces in detail the daily life and life experiences of geishas and their ups and downs in historical changes. At the same time, based on Japan's unique aesthetics and national characteristics, it analyzes the social roots of the geisha industry's dissociation between eroticism and culture, as well as the light of —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  5. Thirteen Lectures on Food Culture Written by Li Shihuacompleted Diet is inseparable from human life. Throughout the thousands of years of Chinese civilization history, people have gradually deepened their understanding of diet. The changes in food culture are the epitome of social development and changes. Some inventions related to diet, such as farming, pottery, irrigation, astronomy and calendar, diet therapy, food preservation technology and other science and technology, have had a profound impact on history. China's food culture does not exist in isolati —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  6. Food Comes from Allusions Feng Zhongliangcompleted Content introduction This book collects famous food allusions in Chinese history, and unearths and sorts out the origins, stories and practices adapted to modern times of these delicacies. These allusions have distinct themes, strong stories, fascinating characters, and vivid and rich characters. Among them, there is poignant love, ancient wisdom, traditional virtues, thinking, touching, and humor... This book aims to introduce food allusions through textual research and promote excellent tradit —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  7. Understand Social Work Once Peng Xiuliangcompleted Social work is a profession that helps people help themselves. Many people do not understand what social work does. By analyzing a large number of examples that appear in daily life, this book presents the basic knowledge, basic concepts and working methods of social work to readers, so that readers can clearly understand the nature and social functions of social work. This book is a popular sales volume about social work, involving the nature, methods, history and professional ethics of social —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  8. Interpretation of Case Disputes Under the New Marriage Law - Listen to the Judge Talk About the New Marriage Law Liu Zebangcompleted "Interpretation of Case Disputes in the New Marriage Law and Listening to the Judge Talk about the New Marriage Law" analyzes marriage dispute cases in real life, and classifies various legal issues that may be encountered in marriage life. According to the idea of "raising problems-how to deal with it-why to deal with it like this-actually how to deal with it-handling exercises based on the handling of such issues", through the focus of the problem, specific cases, authoritative suggestions, or —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  9. Folk Customs in Tianjin Ma Yutongcompleted This book is divided into eight topics including clothing, food, housing, transportation, marriage, funeral, and business, and introduces the origin and current situation of Tianjin folk customs. A relatively good-looking book. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  10. Common Knowledge of Chinese Traditional Culture Cao Bohancompleted Mr. Cao Bohan gave a comprehensive introduction to Chinese language and writing, epigraphy, four books and five classics, history and geography, pre-Qin scholars, Buddhist thought, Neo-Confucian schools, poetry and articles, natural science and art categories in simple and smooth words. This book builds a framework of Chinese studies knowledge system and is a must-read for Chinese studies lovers. For young college students or busy office workers, this book can also be used as a shortcut to explo —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  11. Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism (Germany) Written by Weber, M; Translated by Shen Haixia and Otherscompleted This book discusses the generative and developmental relationship between Protestant ethics and the development of modern rational capitalism, and conducts an in-depth comparative study of Eastern and Western religious and cultural traditions. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  12. Common Knowledge About Chinese Culture (3 Volumes in Total) Qian Chunsong; Zhang Xiaomang Editor-In-Chief; Tang Yijie; Lou Yulie and Others Consultantscompleted "Common Knowledge of Chinese Culture" comprehensively introduces relevant knowledge of traditional Chinese culture, including thought, art, literature, daily life, legends, stories, regulations and systems, etc. The writing style is easy to understand, the knowledge is comprehensive, and combined with exquisite illustrations, it can be used as both a leisure read and a rare desk reference book. —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  13. Academic Research Methodology [Germany] Friedrich Schellingcompleted "Methodology of Academic Research" published in 1803 records Schelling's lectures at the University of Jena in the summer semester of 1802. This course has received unprecedented success and attention. Starting from his "identity philosophy" stance, Schelling not only elaborated on classic philosophical issues such as "the integrity of science", "the unity of theory and practice" and "the nature of philosophy", but also discussed in depth the "scientific mission" of academic institutions. —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  14. Russian Folktales Multipliercompleted This book is based on "Russian Fairy Tales" (1901) compiled by the British R. N. Bain, but the Chinese and English names are easy to misunderstand and are not very applicable. The Chinese fairy tale seems to refer to children's books, but in fact it is not. The original English meaning is the story of the Yunxian family, but this kind of little fairy does not appear in other places except Western Europe. Bein is based on P. N. Polevoi's "Russian Folk Tales" (Narodhuiya Russkiya Skazki), which is —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  15. Chinese Education History Chen Qingzhicompleted The content of the history of education includes both practical and theoretical aspects. The education system, the implementation status of education, the life of educators, etc., Belong to the practical aspects. The government's educational purposes, scholars' educational theories and the educational trends of the times, etc., Belong to the theoretical aspect. But it will only be A clear description of the actual and theoretical situations cited above, as they are, in chronological order, is no —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  16. Myths and Legends (Two Volumes) Xing Chunru, Li Munan, Jie Baofeng, Liu Xinpengcompleted The Chinese nation is an ancient nation in the world, and the Chinese civilization is one of the oldest civilizations in the world. China has a written history of nearly 5,000 years, starting from 841 BC. It is rare in the long history that there are documented documents. Among the four major ancient civilizations in the world, only China's history has always been passed down in an orderly manner and has never been interrupted. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  17. A Night Walk of One Hundred Ghosts (2 Volumes in Total) [Japan] Painted by Toriyama Shiyan; Edited by Xiniancompleted This book is the first series of works by the Japanese painter Toriyama Ishiden, completed in the 5th year of An'ei (1776). "Hundred Ghosts at Night" consists of three parts: "Yin in the first chapter", "Yang in the first part" and "Wind in the first part". The names of each chapter are taken from the six qi. This series mainly depicts some supernatural objects, including ghosts, ghosts, ghosts and monsters, many of which were created by Toriyama Ishizen based on Japanese literature, Japanese fo —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  18. Chinese Ghost Stories: Illustrated Edition Jiayi Editor the Big Book of Painting Paintingcompleted This book collects and organizes hundreds of ghost stories from a vast collection of folklore, local chronicles, and classics from past dynasties, and then rewrites and processes them. On the basis of retaining the original flavor of the story itself, it expresses the imagination, creativity and pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty of the Chinese working people. It also keeps pace with the times and uses streamlined and popular language to make the story more exciting and literary. The exquisit —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  19. Chinese Monsters Xiao Shengcompleted Chinese monster culture is an indispensable part of Eastern civilization. They are rich in form and huge in variety, fully embodying the imagination and creativity of folk culture. Their cultural functions and regional characteristics are particularly prominent. This book is a new collection of original monster stories based on ancient Chinese monster culture. The author has spent many years deeply interpreting China's local monster culture. By collecting and researching a large number of ancien —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  20. Chinese Myth Stories (Four Volumes) Written by Qian Jiaxincompleted Myths and stories are the source of literature, philosophy and many other learnings, and are the foundation of all culture. This book selects many classic myths such as ancient myths, folk myths, literary myths, and religious myths, and follows the protagonists in the stories to appreciate the profound charm of literature. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  21. The AI ​​Economy: Jobs, Wealth, and Social Welfare in the Age of Robots (UK) Written by Roger Bootle; Translated by Xin Meicompleted In addition to explaining the impact of AI on economic growth, productivity improvements, inflation, wealth and power distribution, this book also examines the upcoming changes in the way we educate, work and relax. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  22. Timber and Civilization [UK] Roland Ennoscompleted From great apes nesting in the woods to early humans who relied on wood to make fires, build shelters, and make tools and weapons; from the structural design of the wheel and woodwind instruments to the invention of paper and the printing press... The key to human success lies in our relationship with wood. Roland Ennos combines knowledge in anthropology, archaeology, history, architecture, engineering and other fields to deeply integrate wood with civilization, reinterpret human history, and le —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  23. Sweet Time: Yan Na Teaches You How to Make Western Pastry By Yan Nacompleted Recommended content: From the well-known tiramisu to the easy-to-make margherita cookies, from the beautiful fresh berry cream tart to the unique rum cake, biscuits, bread, cakes, pies, desserts, etc., We provide you with the selection of ingredients, cooking steps and tips for nearly a hundred kinds of Western desserts. These tried-and-true recipes are simple and practical. Let's start a sweet and beautiful time together. About the author: Born in Hangzhou near the West Lake, he immigrated to C —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  24. Cultural Life and Culture of Life Ding Wanmingcompleted Culture is diverse and complex. As far as the concept of culture is concerned, it is not so much an abstract collection of nouns as it is a living verb. It is based on this understanding that this book briefly sorts out the cultural life of music, chess, calligraphy and painting, and the life of daily necessities and daily necessities that the Chinese people have experienced. Through this kind of combing, we try to reveal the flavor of life and the cultural heritage of life in some cultures. —Reads7.6Score—Shelves
  25. Ancient Chinese City Walls (Six Volumes in a Set) Yang Guoqingcompleted Content introduction China is one of the earliest countries to build cities in human history. Almost all cities in Chinese history had city walls, but most of them disappeared in the 20th century. At present, less than one-tenth of the ancient city walls remain in China (some only fragments of ruins remain), and most of them are in an endangered state, making their value increasingly rare. As the oldest architectural form in China, city walls will not be built again in future human social activi —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  26. Strategy and Path—huang Qifan's Twelve Economic Lessons Huang Qifancompleted This book has a total of twelve chapters, corresponding to twelve lectures, and is roughly divided into two major chapters, namely, development strategy and reform and opening up. Among them, the content of the development strategy chapter includes six topics such as implementing the outline of the 14th Five-Year Plan, building a new dual-cycle development pattern, achieving dual carbon goals, developing the digital economy, promoting high-quality development of the manufacturing industry, and e —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  27. Records of American People's Livelihood (U. S.) Yao Hongencompleted Is the United States an utopia that fell from the sky, or is it an ant nest built up by countless people over hundreds of years? This book combines the author's skills of living, observing, and experiencing in the United States for more than thirty years, and writes content related to all aspects of ordinary people's livelihood in the United States. It is astonishingly detailed and is a record of super realism. From real estate, transportation, food, festivals, expenses, marriage, sex, to laws a —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  28. Lao Huangli (Collection of Ancient Culture) Zhang Bo Chief Editorcompleted The main content of the almanac is the date table of the twenty-four solar terms, daily good and bad luck, zodiac fortune, etc. That is to say, the ancients recorded every day's joys and taboos on the calendar as a guide for action. To a certain extent, the ancient Chinese lunar calendar is a work of compiling astronomical almanacs. It includes many important contents of ancient Chinese astronomy and is the crystallization of ancient scientific observation and research. —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  29. Malicious Written by Out of Control Editorial Departmentcompleted In the digital age where information is surging, online public opinion has become an important driving force in shaping public perception and affecting individual destiny. However, when rational discussions give way to the torrent of emotions, and when fragmented information is coerced by power or traffic, a pervasive "malice" quietly breeds, and is quickly amplified with the help of media, social platforms, self-media anchors and other channels, and evolves into extremely destructive online vio —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  30. Chinese Cultural Knowledge 3 Qian Chunsong, Zhang Xiaomangcompleted "Chinese Culture Common Sense 3" comprehensively introduces relevant knowledge of Chinese traditional culture, including thought, art, literature, daily life, legends, stories, regulations and systems, etc. The writing style is easy to understand, the knowledge is comprehensive, and combined with exquisite illustrations, it can be used as both a leisure read and a rare desk reference book. —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  31. Patent Law of the People's Republic of China (Latest Amendment) General Office of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (China)completed In order to strengthen the publicity of the legal system, quickly popularize legal knowledge, and serve the construction of my country's democratic and legal system, China Democracy and Legal Press has published a series of legal separate editions in all varieties and on a large scale in accordance with the laws that are reviewed and approved and revised by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress every year. In recent years, the Party Central Committee and the State Council have —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  32. Complete Collection of Terrible Coincidences Liu Tianliangcompleted Throughout history, there have been countless coincidences, both ancient and modern, both at home and abroad. Some of them are so shocking, unbelievable, creepy, and terrifying. I really don't know it until I see it, and I'm shocked when I see it: the mother's nightmare is exactly the same as the scene in which her daughter was murdered. According to the scene in the dream, the mother finally avenged her daughter's injustice. This magical experience makes people have to be amazed; the coffin tha —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  33. Chinese Folk Tales Adapted by the Editorial Board of "The Best-Selling Introduction to Famous Chinese and Foreign Writers"completed "Chinese Folktales (Full Color Youth Edition)" is mainly created orally by the working people, and it is a language art that truly belongs to them. In the process of reading, readers should not only be satisfied with the interest of the plot itself, but also try to taste the wisdom, character and inspiration shown in the story. Under the influence of these beautiful stories, readers will love their own nation's precious cultural heritage even more emotionally and rationally. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  34. Secret History of the Yuan Dynasty Anonymouscompleted Secret History of the Yuan Dynasty —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  35. Basic Pharmaceutical Equipment Song Ruicompleted This book is divided into three modules and sixteen units, which mainly include chemical and pharmaceutical related knowledge, chemical and pharmaceutical auxiliary equipment, chemical and pharmaceutical main equipment, etc., Covering all key unit operations and equipment for the industrial production of chemical raw materials. —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  36. See Chinese Villages and Towns Zhao Yushun, Yuan Zhenzhencompleted The accumulated views on Station B exceed 50 million. The work of "Jiu Zhen Ji Ji", the creator of rural documentaries, is sincerely recommended by Chen Xingjia, Liu Suli and Nie Huihua. Traveling to more than 1,000 villages and towns in China in 5 years, I will show you the real Chinese countryside. The low-level people in the great era farmed just to survive. Let the neglected be seen. This is a social documentary book about observing Chinese villages and towns. In the past five years, the aut —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  37. A Complete Collection of Chinese Idiom Stories Fish in the Water, Edited by Yuan Yucompleted The so-called idioms are fixed phrases in the Chinese language that have been formed after long-term use and tempering. They are language units that are larger than words but have the same grammatical function as words. Most of them are composed of four characters. Most of the idioms are derived from ancient fables, proverbs, ancient poems, historical events and famous quotes. Some of the idioms also have beautiful and moving stories. In a macro sense, idioms are the shining and immortal treasur —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  38. One Person's Officialdom Mou Pi Zhicompleted When people come to the institution, they will become all kinds and diverse. The official culture and unspoken rules of the organization are invisible and intangible, but they do exist and play their magical and huge role all the time. The agency shapes the agency people. Many agency workers are filled with perversion, paranoia, depression, impetuousness, pain, weirdness, paradox, and helplessness of one kind or another. They cannot extricate themselves, or they have become accustomed to it. Aft —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  39. Notes from the Old Barracks (Fenghuang Zhiwencong) Meng Xianshicompleted This book is a collection of academic essays by Mr. Meng Xianshi of the School of Chinese Studies at Renmin University of China. It includes many articles written by Mr. Meng Xianshi in recent years about scholars' reminiscences and academic comments. The writing is vivid and full of affection, especially recalling Mr. Feng Qiyong's many articles, which are of great value to us in understanding the scholarship and personality of the academics. —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  40. Thirteen Invitations 4: in Such an Era, There Is Such a Person Xu Zhiyuancompleted The characters in this album include three emotional radio hosts, including Ye Zhun, Cai Lam, Wang Shi, Wang Jian, Ma Dong, Luo Zhenyu, Wang Xiaochuan, Liu Chang, Wei Ya, Li Dan and Wan Feng, and five two-dimensional practitioners including Dong Zhiling. It can be called a feast for the minds of the times. —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  41. Special Collection of Highlights of China's Most Beautiful Places: Yunnan "National Geographic Series" Editorial Boardcompleted The "Pictures of the World·National Geographic Series" has launched the "Special Collection of the Most Beautiful Places in China" this time. To a large extent, we want to satisfy the urge to describe these places in our own way - they are too beautiful to be ignored. As for readers, we hope to use this brand-new narrative to bring you a different sense of satisfaction from reading in the past. This special volume of "Yunnan" breaks the mold and specifically includes 40 of the most beautiful sce —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  42. War: Humanity, Society, and Shaped History Addwritten by Margaret Macmillan, Translated by Bayancompleted Is peace an anomaly? Margaret Macmillan, Emeritus Professor of International History at the University of Oxford, through a detailed interpretation of nine chapters, from ancient Greece and Rome to the Hundred Years War, to the American Civil War, to the First and Second World Wars, through reflections on the lessons learned from classic battles in history and current wars, from the perspectives of history, political science, literature, anthropology, biology and other disciplines, explores a pr —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  43. Super Single Society Kazuhisa Arakawacompleted The author of this book is a market trend expert at Hakuhodo, the second largest advertising company in Japan, and an authority on singles. He takes Japan, a country with a large number of singles, as an example to conduct an in-depth analysis of the causes of the single society, as well as the business opportunities and corresponding strategies for the rise of the "single economy". Regardless of whether you are married, have children, or have a family, everyone is at risk of becoming single. Bu —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  44. Poor and Busy [US] Written by David Shipler, Translated by Chen Lilicompleted In America, poverty is an original sin. Why do people get busier as they get poorer, and get poorer as they get busier? Education, medical care and housing, employment, taxes and benefits, and even gender, region and culture. Poverty is always a "system" problem. Pulitzer Prize winner, focusing on the "working poor" in the United States and seeing the "invisible America". This is the America that has been forgotten. The car washer has no car to drive, the bank clerk's account only has US$2.02, A —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  45. Chinese Business Wisdom Ren Xuemingcompleted The book "Chinese Business Wisdom" explains in detail the personality characteristics of businessmen across the country and explores the causes and processes of their personality formation. It is the "Four Books and Five Classics" for businessmen, a master negotiator, a necessary manual for businessmen, a living dictionary in the business world, and a reference book for understanding the character traits of businessmen across China. It will teach you how to do business and deal with various merc —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  46. Chinese Culture Open Class—thirteen Lectures on Wine Culture Written by Li Shihuacompleted "Chinese Culture Open Class - Thirteen Lectures on Wine Culture" is a book published by Contemporary World Press in 2020. The author is Li Shihua. Wine has a unique historical status in Chinese culture. Sometimes it is like Aladdin's magic lamp, sometimes like Pandora's box, catalyzing different stories, interpreting different legends, and giving Chinese culture a strong aroma of wine. Wine is an important communication medium. From national ceremonies and sacrifices to ancestral temples to gath —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  47. Wine Change Wang Weicompleted This book mainly explains the author's knowledge and understanding of Chinese wine culture and wine industry. In the era of promoting national culture, it is necessary for us to lift the veil of foreign wine and show the real Chinese liquor. Opening this book, you will see countless twists and turns of plots; countless wonderful historical stories. First, you will learn a set of simple and practical "wine appreciation methods". You can tell whether a wine is good or bad by looking at it. Once yo —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  48. Mysterious Phenomena in the World Editor of the Editorial Board of "Book Cube"completed Bizarre and wonderful phenomena, mysterious and true legendary stories, confusing human secrets, natural miracles that are both real and illusory, uncover the answers and explore the mystery behind the mysterious phenomena. —Reads7.4Score—Shelves
  49. A Terrifying Coincidence of 5,000 Years in the World That Must Be Known Li Jieqingcompleted On the planet we live on, there are too many strange phenomena that cannot be explained, and there are too many incredible coincidences that lead to deep thought, because their magic is completely beyond our imagination and cognition. For example, a person fell from a height of 10,000 feet and survived unharmed. A man who remarried frequently married his first wife for the 53rd time. A science fiction writer who accidentally became a famous prophet. Some people can often hear noises that ordinar —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  50. Oral Narration: Stories "Foreign" Han Shufang Chief Editorcompleted This book takes opening up to the outside world as its starting point and is compiled from personal experiences, sightings and hearings that reflect reform and opening up. This book is rich in content. The selected articles reflect from many angles the process of my country's investment promotion and overseas Chinese investment in my country during the process of reform and opening up, the measures taken by Chinese enterprises to deal with international trade frictions in the process of going ab —Reads7.7Score—Shelves