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  1. The Dispute Between Ancient and Modern Times C. S. Lewiscompleted This book collects a series of articles by C. S. Lewis on the debate between ancient and modern times. These articles have a main thread, that is, the dispute between ancient and modern times or the difference between ancient and modern times. Aiming at the problems in modernity, Lewis pointed out that he did not understand the debate between ancient and modern times, and reflected that modernity can only lead to the vulgar mode of countering "modernity" with the latest popular "postmodern" ideo —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  2. County and Township China: Modernizing County Governance Yang Huacompleted This book is a masterpiece about the logic and practice of county and township governance based on the author's research on grassroots governance for more than ten years and combined with the latest survey data in the past two or three years. It makes an in-depth analysis of the system and mechanism of grassroots governance and puts forward constructive suggestions. Specifically, the content of this book includes: the institutional arrangements for transforming county institutional advantages in —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  3. Grassroots Political Power: Issues in the Rural System (2018 Revised Edition) By Zhang Jingcompleted This book focuses on the power structure and nature of rural society, and discusses the role of the mobilization system centered on state authority, the rights definition system, the organizational system, legal responsibilities and the "construction" of integrated status, etc., In an attempt to reveal the structural and institutional sources of rural conflicts. The author believes that the definition and realization of rights in grassroots society is still weakly related to the state, but close —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  4. The Future of Mankind, the Future of AI Shinya Yamanaka; Yoshiharu Hanyucompleted What will the world be like in ten years? Humanity's choice is being tested! Let you understand the trends and future of humans and AI. Shinya Yamanaka, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, and Zenji Hanyu, known as the strongest chess player in history, two celebrities with top wisdom started a conversation around "What will the world be like in ten years or a hundred years?" Artificial intelligence, evolving robots, the medical revolution brought about by induced multifunctiona —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  5. Scientific Celebrities (Part 2) Xing Chunru73k Wordscompleted The Chinese nation is the oldest 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. —Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  6. A Brief History of Meat-Eating (Poland)marta Saraskacompleted This book tells the 2.5 Million-year history of human beings' obsession with meat. Beginning with Earth's ancient bacteria coming into contact with other meats 1.5 Billion years ago, you will travel through history and space, from the depths of the Precambrian to the mid-21st century, from the steakhouses of India to the voodoo temples of Benin to the meat labs of Pennsylvania, seeking answers to questions about how humanity's obsession with meat began, why it has grown stronger, and whether it —Reads7.8Score—Shelves
  7. America's Anti-Intellectual Tradition (US) Written by Richard Hofstadter; Translated by Chen Sixiancompleted When it comes to American characteristics, people from many countries will mention one word: ignorance. The appearance of Trump made this impression even more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. But Americans have not always been like this. In the early days of the colonization of North America, New England and other places had excellent intellectual traditions. The earliest universities such as Harvard and Yale were established. There were also knowledgeable people among the founding fat —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  8. Sending You a Ray of Sunshine: a Record of Suining City's Poverty Alleviation Campaign Suining Poverty Alleviation Leading Group Office Suining Poverty Alleviation and Development Bureaucompleted This is a collection of reportage works. The more than twenty reportage works included in this book focus on the arduous exploration and vivid practice of poverty alleviation in Suining City, Sichuan Province. From different angles, different characters, and different scenes, they focus on the poverty alleviation of leading cadres, the poverty alleviation of poor people, the new transformation of poor families and poor villages, etc., With vivid examples and simple words. , Fresh techniques, sys —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  9. Ecovillage Lin Hong, Editor-In-Chief; Li Wensheng, Liao Jinzhang, Executive Editorscompleted Changting is located in the mountainous area of ​​western Fujian. In modern times, due to various reasons, Changting has become an area with serious soil erosion. "Ecological Home" is one of the "Da Mei Tingzhou Series". It uses relatively popular and vivid language to describe the process of Changting people's control of soil erosion in recent decades, and records the perseverance and perseverance of several generations. Changting's experience in turning barren mountains into oasis has very pos —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  10. Amazing Coincidence Zhang Leshengcompleted From ancient times to the present, there are countless things about coincidences. Some of these events are so coincidental that people have to marvel at the wonder of the world. There was an Englishman who had dealt with death several times in his life, but he was able to avoid danger every time, and he also won a big prize; an American named Edwin Robinson was blind and deafened in a traffic accident, but a lightning strike restored his vision and hearing; the beautiful diamonds that everyone l —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  11. Cross-Border Growth: How to Make the Best Choice When Confused Written by Dong Jiayuncompleted This is a survival book. In the VUCA era, turbulence has become the norm, and many people are facing the challenge of surviving. Every day is like a battle. Is there a solution that can allow us to be leisurely, elegant and rich? The plan given in this book is to grow across borders. In this book, you will follow the author's warm and delicate writing style as she analyzes and talks about the necessity, stages and strategies, methods and tools, and psychological construction of crossover. There —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  12. Research on the Knowledge Service Model of University Libraries Under the Big Data Environment Li Mincompleted This book provides relevant theories on big data and university library knowledge services, the knowledge service system of university libraries in the big data environment, the influencing factors of the knowledge service capabilities of university libraries in the big data environment, the practice and problems of knowledge services in university libraries under the big data environment, the practice and enlightenment of knowledge services in university libraries in developed countries, and th —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  13. Trek on the River of Theory Zhang Xiaolincompleted The main content of this book is divided into six parts: society, economy, morality, ideology, party building, and culture. The six parts each have their own reflections on China's social, economic, moral, ideological, party building, cultural and other aspects of development in recent decades. The included articles are mostly published in national core and important journals. It is a useful book to open. —Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  14. 500 of the Most Mind-Training Logic Games in the World Zhang Huiyan, Bai Hongcompleted Turgenev said: "The human mind is a dark forest." The human heart is all-encompassing and it is difficult to find out its truth, and psychological tests and games are a channel to the inner world. Through games and tests, we can draw convincing conclusions in a natural state to understand ourselves and see others clearly. —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  15. The Psychology of Microexpressions Anonymous (Anchor: Xia Tian)completed "The Psychology of Microexpressions" When it comes to microexpressions, most people think that they are just the expressions of the facial features. In fact, micro-expressions not only include people's facial expressions, but also people's body expressions, verbal expressions and behavioral expressions. For example, if a person inadvertently touches his nose while speaking, he is most likely lying. Or, when you are talking to another person, the other person suddenly shakes his legs. If the othe —Reads7.4Score—Shelves
  16. Visit Antarctica Zhu Xiangxiacompleted The manuscript is mainly composed of Antarctic photos and explanatory texts taken by the author. A large number of photos show the beautiful polar scenery of Antarctica, as well as the living conditions and current status of various animals and plants. On the one hand, they can arouse the readers' understanding of Antarctica's rich resources. On the other hand, they illustrate the importance and urgency of Antarctica's reliability. The book is illustrated and easy to read. It can be used as a po —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  17. I'm Not Teaching You to Cheat: It's That Simple to Prevent Fraud Yantecompleted There was a man named Chen Qing in Jiangxi who often sold horses to Sanshan Street in front of Chengen Temple in Nanjing. At that time there was a fine silver horse, worth about forty gold. Suddenly there was a stick holding a good umbrella, wearing colorful clothes, and came gracefully. He looked at it benevolently and couldn't bear to let go. Then he asked, "How much does this horse cost?" Qing said, "Forty taels." Gun said, "I'll buy it, but I have to go home to pay for the deed." Qing asked, —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  18. The Theory and Practice of Deepening Reform in Henan Written by Yang Jianyancompleted This book focuses on the national "One Belt and One Road" strategy to study the challenges and tasks faced by the deepening reform of the Central Plains. It focuses on the strategic support and upgrading transformation model of Henan's deepening reform choices under the new economic normal. It sorts out the successful experiences of famous reforms in the international context from the dimension of time and space, and considers the demonstration effect and strategic significance of Henan's deepen —Reads7.8Score—Shelves
  19. Dispute Risk Prevention and Harmonious Society Construction Lu Yilongcompleted As the main contradictions in society change, problems caused by unbalanced and inadequate development will appear in social life, and conflicts and disputes will become more complicated and diversified. To build a harmonious and beautiful society, we need to face up to the contradictions and disputes in real society and conduct systematic investigation and scientific research on these issues. From the perspective of legal sociology, this book systematically examines conflicts and disputes and t —Reads—Score—Shelves
  20. Zhou Jianlong Talks About Cracking Down on Organized Crime Anonymous (Anchor: Zhou Jianlong)completed Album introduction to "Zhou Jianlong Talks about Combating Crime": This album tells the story of Zhou Jianlong's destruction of the gangs of two evil men, Huang Hongfa and Zhang Ziqiang. Zhou Jianlong: Famous broadcaster, with representative works such as "Ghost Blowing Out the Lamp", "Tomb Robbers Notes", "Twenty Years of Underworld", etc. —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  21. The Truth About Horrific Murders: Ranking List of Murders by Gangsters in China Anonymous (Anchor: Anonymous)completed Taking stock of China's top ten gangsters, their heinous murders, and revealing the ugliness of human nature. It tells the whole process of the top ten gangsters from the reasons for committing the crime, to the process of committing the crime, and to being severely punished by the law. Some of them are active military personnel, some are veterans, some are petty thieves, and some are ordinary citizens. But why become a criminal? —Reads—Score—Shelves
  22. Sichuan's "Social Big Brother" Liu Han-40 Billion Black Gold Empire Anonymous (Anchor: Anonymous)completed How was Liu Han's black gold empire founded? Who is his real backer? How did he embark on this path of no return? This album will answer them all for you. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  23. Common Knowledge About Brain Diseases Reading Hallcompleted Headache is one of the most common symptoms in humans. According to British statistics, 85% of the population will encounter at least one headache within a year, and 38% of adults will suffer from headaches within two weeks. —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  24. Mount Tai Zhang Jianchengcompleted Mount Tai is located in Tai'an, Shandong Province. It was called Daishan and Daizong in ancient times. It was renamed Mount Tai in the Spring and Autumn Period. It is also known as the Five Mountains together with Hengshan, Hengshan, Huashan and Songshan in my country. The natural landscape of Mount Tai is majestic and unique, with thousands of years of spiritual culture and humanistic landscape. It is known as the epitome of the Chinese nation's spiritual culture. In particular, the four wonder —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  25. China Geography Speed Reading Compiled by Zhang Yicompleted This book is a reference book to help readers quickly learn and master Chinese geography knowledge. The book is divided into two parts: "Traveling through China" and "Introduction to Geographic Knowledge", which respectively introduce the relevant geographical knowledge of China's provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities, and special administrative regions, as well as knowledge of China's various ethnic groups and administrative divisions, land environment, climate characteristics, water sy —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  26. Dragon: an Unknown Animal (Updated Edition) By Ma Xiaoxingcompleted This manuscript revolves around the theme of whether the dragon, a creature that is now mostly considered a legendary totem, really existed in nature. The author uses the legend of the "Dragon Shed" as an introduction, and combines it with a large number of ancient book records he has collected to analyze whether the dragon, as a creature, has the possibility of ever existing. Later, based on the analysis of witness reports of dragon falling incidents in Northeast China many years ago, and combi —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  27. Records of the Central Unification Special Agents Yasukocompleted "Zhongtong" is one of the main spy agencies of the Kuomintang. This book systematically describes the history of the Central Unification Organization, its intelligence network across the country, introduces its core figures, and describes its brutal suppression of democratic movements and its sabotage and infiltration activities of CCP organizations. Expose its anti-communist and anti-people evil nature. Adopt a new historical narrative style. —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  28. One Dimensional Person Herbert Marcusecompleted Herbert Marcuse (1898-1979) was the main left-wing representative of the Frankfurt School. This book is his most famous work, which aims to reveal the totalitarian characteristics of contemporary advanced industrial societies. After this book was published in the United Kingdom and the United States, it was published in German and French versions in Germany and France. It was later translated into multiple languages ​​and published in many countries. It is known as the textbook of the Western un —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  29. I'm Looking at the Earth from Another Planet: Aliens from the Eyes of Earthlings Ye Zhencompleted After studying human DNA and gene structures around the world, French scientists announced to the world a startling conclusion - about 1,000 years ago, "some kind of creature" modified human genes and implanted an important "genetic information package" into them, thereby significantly improving human intelligence. —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  30. Hua Shan's Reading Notes Huashancompleted Read the classics with Hua Shan, the books are clear and simple! Reading and studying is something that everyone agrees with, and many people are involved in it. But learning requires "learning to learn", and reading also requires methodology. This book collects Hua Shan's reading notes over the past 13 years, selecting 319 essences from 515 books and cataloging them into a volume. The content covers 13 fields such as military and political strategy, historical biography, philosophical thoughts, —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  31. National Law Does Not Allow It: Daqiuzhuang Incident and Yu Zuomin's Sentencing Shao Fubingcompleted The author of "Intolerance of National Law: The Troubles in Daqiuzhuang and Yu Zuomin's Sentence" is Shao Fubing. This book mainly unfolds the narrative through three directions: hard work, gradual degeneration, and heading towards the abyss, such as: the people of Daqiu Village vowed to uproot the roots of poverty, Daqiu Village became the richest village through hard work, Daqiu Village relied on talents to develop, Yu Zuomin began to become corrupt, Yu Zuomin became more and more arrogant and —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  32. Struggle for Hegemony in the Spring and Autumn Period: Fighting for Supremacy Under the Banner of Zun Wang Tong Chaocompleted The entire Spring and Autumn Period was a chaotic and turbulent era in Chinese history. The Zhou Dynasty moved eastward, Wang Gang released ties, and ritual and music conquests came from the princes. Thirty-six kings were killed and fifty-two were destroyed. The five hegemons succeeded, respected the king and fought against the barbarians; the heroes stood side by side and raised their troops to fight fiercely. However, it was during this era that China's cultural and ideological development rea —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  33. Industrial Dream of a Great Power Edited by Zhu Hongren and Chen Yutao; Edited by China Enterprise Confederation and National Alliance for the Transformation of Industrial and Information Science and Technology Achievementscompleted This book is divided into two parts: the academician dream and the entrepreneurial dream. It uses academicians and entrepreneurs as the entry points respectively to tell the stories of China's industrial development. 1. In the academician dream section, well-known academicians related to the domestic industrial field are invited to excavate and organize the events, innovations and breakthroughs in the industrial field that the academicians have personally experienced in their scientific research —Reads7.8Score—Shelves
  34. Publishing Historical Materials of the People's Republic of China (1961-1962) Volume 11 Yuan Liangcompleted In order to systematically and comprehensively summarize and study the development process of publishing work under the guidance of Marxism-Leninism, Mao Zedong Thought and Comrade Deng Xiaoping's theory of building socialism with Chinese characteristics over the past 40 years since the founding of the People's Republic of China, especially since the Third Plenary Session of the 11th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, In 1992, upon the suggestion of Comrade Wang Fangzi and the ap —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  35. China's Largest Railway Case Decrypted Wang Zhonggangcompleted The unsolved railway case that has made hundreds of millions of people tremble with fear and change their minds after hearing about it! Open this book and reveal the process of solving the China Railway Murder Case 30 years ago! In 1989, people were terrified when taking trains because criminals were roaming the railways and committing robberies wantonly. The people's railway industry and railway safety have suffered an unprecedented impact. On May 10, 1989, under the coordination and command of —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  36. General History of Modern and Contemporary Chinese Essays Jiang Zhenchangcompleted This book is guided by Marxist "historical" and "aesthetic" scientific views on literature and art, based on rich and solid historical materials, and uses a combination of history and theory to clearly sort out the historical process and essence of the development of modern and contemporary Chinese essays, including the ins and outs of ideological trends, schools and styles. Particular attention is paid to the various phenomena of essays from the perspective of extensive historical connections, —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  37. Contemporary Chinese Historiography Gu Jiegangcompleted This is a monograph that reviews the development of historiography over a century from 1845 to 1945. The book is divided into three parts, covering the early stage of Chinese historiography in the past century to the rise of the Jingjin literary movement. The book is written in the middle of China's past century, mainly recording the excavation of new historical materials in the first 30 years of the 20th century. This chapter compiles the later period of Chinese historiography in the past centu —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  38. Fragrant Tea and Elegant Utensils: Ming Dynasty Tea Sets and Ming Dynasty Society Cai Dingyicompleted Typical tea sets of the Ming Dynasty include stoves, cups, and pots. In addition, there are other tea sets. These tea sets are widely recorded and described in tea books, poems, tea paintings, novels and operas of the Ming Dynasty. Tea sets in the Ming Dynasty were closely related to the court, literati and secular society, and were an important part of palace life, literati life and secular life. Palace tea sets were mainly produced and supplied by the Imperial Ware Factory in Jingdezhen, and l —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  39. Lianhua Lake Tourism Area Master Plan Li Mingdecompleted The boundaries of the Lianhua Lake tourist area delineated in this tourism plan are: the east, north and west are bounded by Hailin City; the south is along the boundary of the Chaihe Forestry Bureau's construction area, extending southwards to include Chaihe Township, with a total area of ​​4220k㎡, which is slightly larger than the original Weihushan Forest Park area (4147.6K㎡). —Reads—Score—Shelves
  40. 2016 China Animation and Game Industry Annual Report Wei Yushancompleted This book is structurally divided into six parts: main report, sub-reports, special reports, regional reports, case analysis and appendices. A comprehensive review and in-depth analysis of animation books, TV animation, animated movies, animation game toys, mobile game industry, e-sports industry and other fields were conducted, and the development trends of the industry were predicted. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  41. How Far Away Are Scams from You: a Handy Guide to Preventing Fraud Edited by Hua Yecompleted This book mainly introduces common tricks such as telephone scams, Internet scams, relationship scams, housing scams, chain franchise scams, antique scams, enrollment scams, recruitment scams, financing scams, etc., Which radiate places and people, reminding people to be wary of the temptation of scammers, correctly identify scams, guard against subtle mistakes, and protect their property from infringement. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  42. Practical Knowledge About Weather Forecasting Zhao Longxiangcompleted The experience extracted from production practice is a valuable asset of my country's meteorological science. In order to give full play to the role of these precious assets and enable them to better serve the construction of the four modernizations of socialism, the author visited old farmers, old fishermen, old boatmen, old salt workers with rich experience in sky measurement, as well as relevant personnel in open-air operations and field exploration, and accumulated a large amount of data. Af —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  43. The Meaning of Floating Life—a Cultural Interpretation of the Suicide Phenomenon in a County in North China Written by Wu Feicompleted This book is based on the author's 17 months of field research in North China. Through the investigation of the suicide phenomenon in rural China since the 1980s, it helps to understand the outlook on human nature and life in Chinese culture. The book is divided into four parts. The first part, "Introduction," starts from the suicide phenomenon in China in the past 20 years and points out that Western suicidology cannot explain the Chinese phenomenon due to the cultural concepts behind it. It al —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  44. Ethics (U. S.) Written by John Dewey and James Tufts; Translated by Wei Hongzhong; Cai Wenjing; Editor-In-Chief by Liu Fangtong; Chen Yajuncompleted This work, a collaboration between Dewey and Tufts, was published in 1908. Twenty-four years later, they published an almost completely rewritten revised edition. The authors state that their purpose is to "introduce careful deliberation and perspective into the full implications of individual behavior and social policy." After providing the necessary background, the authors analyze the problems faced by modern industrial society, arguing that ethics must be constantly concerned with the ever-ch —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  45. Take Control of Brain Habits: 15 Brain Habits to Improve Memory and Attention [Japan] Mountain Building Festival Written By; Translated by Gao Yuhancompleted Your brain is in the following situation. When listening to others talking or talking to yourself, the brain seems to get stuck and it is difficult to respond quickly. What I hear and read seems to be unable to enter my brain smoothly. It's obviously very familiar knowledge, but I can't remember it at the critical moment. When you are thinking, your thoughts quickly get interrupted. Unable to generate good ideas and have difficulty concentrating continuously Feeling restless and unable to calm d —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  46. Two Worlds - an Arab's Observation Notes on Europe in the 19Th Century Rifaa Rafea Tahtawi, Daniel L. Newmancompleted One of the Cape of Good Hope Book Series. This book is a travelogue written by the 19th-century Egyptian scholar Tahtawi after he returned from studying in France. It records in detail Tahtawi's experiences and knowledge while studying in France. He described and evaluated many things in Europe from an Egyptian's unique perspective. The travelogue mainly consists of two parts: the introduction and the main text. The introduction mainly states the purpose of studying in France, the leaders of int —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  47. Sociology: a Critical Introduction (UK) Written by Anthony Giddens; Translated by Guo Zhonghuacompleted This book is an important monograph on reconstructing the theoretical system of sociology written by Anthony Giddens. It is intended to provide an introduction that reflects the current development of sociology. The book focuses on the background of the rise of sociology and the mission of sociology, and explores and analyzes important contents such as modern social thoughts of classic sociologists, the context of social development, the characteristics of nation-states, and the characteristics —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  48. Scams and Deception in Modern China (Complete Collection) Wei Qiang + STO Culture Editorial Departmentcompleted It collects scam stories and social anecdotes that have been widely circulated in modern society, and through real adaptation cases one by one, restores the sophistication of human nature and social conditions in the context of the times. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  49. Industry and Civilization: the Rise and Fall of Complex Societies Zhang Xiaoyucompleted If "a river" can affect the geopolitical relations between upstream and downstream countries, then why can't "an industrial chain" play the same role? This book draws on the concept of "geopolitics" and puts forward a new theory of "geopolitics". Combining world historical examples from ancient Greece and Rome to today, this book re-views the evolution of human civilization and the history of the rise of great powers from the perspective of geopolitics. As the final chapter of the "Civilization —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  50. Memoirs of a Thief (Revised Edition) Chen Xingengcompleted The increasingly rampant crime of pickpocketing is plaguing contemporary society. A group of thieves with extraordinary replication capabilities, like viruses, are damaging the fabric of society and the lives and property of the public. The writer is keenly aware of this phenomenon and tries to dissect the underlying reasons behind it through in-depth investigation and thinking. This is an excellent long-form reportage that highly integrates journalism, authenticity, and literature. The oral rec —Reads9.3Score—Shelves