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  1. The Legend of Moutai Wu Xiaobocompleted On the ingredient list of Moutai, there are only three ingredients: sorghum, wheat, and water. How did the people of Moutai use these three simplest, most common and least valuable local substances to brew the most complex, rich and expensive liquor in the world? As a state-owned enterprise, how does Moutai liquor drive the economic development of Moutai Town? Even China's liquor industry has changed its direction, thereby changing the consumer aesthetic taste of contemporary China, and even bec —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  2. The Five Dynasties in the Monument the Civil and Military Monks and Common People of the Five Dynasties Compiled by Tomoya Yamaguchi, Li Zonghan, Liu Xiangguang, Chen Yunrucompleted By interpreting the latest materials such as the representative epitaphs and inscriptions of the Five Dynasties' literati, warriors, monks, and civilians, this book explores the social mobility and civil and military exchanges of various people, and finds that favor, marriage, and family background are still important conditions for social mobility in the Five Dynasties. Although the class mobility in the Five Dynasties was relatively lively, it was limited, and senior and powerful positions wer —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  3. My View on Love Li Yinhecompleted Li Yinhe's new book systematically talks about modern people's views on love! With legendary love experiences, authoritative professional research, and years of social research accumulation, Li Yinhe answers young people's questions in their own words. Don't young people fall in love anymore? The magical coexistence of marriage urges and fear of marriage? Why are intimate relationships becoming increasingly difficult to maintain? Are we really powerless to love? The book thoroughly discusses top —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  4. Merchant's Business Manual Zhao Yahucompleted When businessmen do business, everyone has different personalities and characteristics. Only by understanding the characteristics of various businessmen, being targeted, and grasping their weaknesses can we make the business successful and bigger. If you don't know them well, it will be difficult to make friends, let alone cooperate, and even the business you negotiate may be a mess... In order to realize your wealth dream, please study hard and innovate boldly! "Business Handbook" is the "Four —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  5. Harbin Big Brother Storm - Jiao Yuannan, the Ruthless Man from Daowai District Anonymous (Anchor: Anonymous)completed From the 1980s to the late 1990s! There are undercurrents in Harbin's Jianghu society. The big guns in each district are also dominating! It is a state of separatist rule among princes! —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  6. Old Mobile Phone Rebirth Plan - a Unique Emotional Book in the Digital Age Wei Yangcompleted In the gaps of the digital age, there are countless forgotten emotional orphans - text messages that were not sent, chat records that were deleted by mistake, regrets from cloud backups, and secret thoughts that only mobile phone repairmen can glimpse. This book contains ten stories about digital memory: the CEO's unread greetings for ten years, the private conversations between female teachers and male students that have not crossed the line, the love letters written to themselves in late-night —Reads—Score—Shelves
  7. Girls' Underground War: Uncovering Hidden Aggression in Relationships Rachel Simmonscompleted Why do friends who were very close to me yesterday suddenly ignore me today? Why do some people hide behind their backs, say bad things, crowd in to exclude others, or even bully others? Compared with "solving problems with fists" between boys, attacks between girls seem to be more secretive and complex. Yet most people, from parents to teachers, regard it as a girl's natural tendency rather than a serious issue that needs to be addressed. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  8. Handan in the 20Th Century Compiled by Cui Hui [Etc.]completed This manuscript is divided into the advertising culture of Cizhou kiln in the Song Dynasty, the advertising culture of Cizhou kiln in the Jin Dynasty, the advertising culture of Cizhou kiln in the Yuan Dynasty, the advertising culture of Cizhou kiln in the Ming Dynasty, the advertising culture of Cizhou kiln in modern times, the advertising culture of modern Cizhou kiln, and finally, it summarizes the advertising culture of Cizhou kiln in the past dynasties. —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  9. The Human Disaster That Cannot Be Forgotten: the Horrific Earthquake Jie Qingcompleted Life is not always full of sunshine. Sometimes, sudden disasters can make people unprepared. Disasters are unbearable but must be endured; tragedies are unbearable but must be faced. This book introduces the earthquake disasters that have occurred around the world, explains the unforgettable pain that disasters have brought to people, and tells people the stories behind the disasters. It is hoped that through these shocking cases, readers can evoke the memory of history, remember the lessons of —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  10. Surviving Viruses: an Evolutionary Explanation [USA] Miao Desuicompleted Viruses have been intruding on mankind since ancient times, but in fact, we live in a sea of ​​dancing viruses. They shuttle between different living organisms like bees, dragging gene fragments, grafting DNA, and passing genetic material... What do viruses mean to life? In Middle English, the word "virus" meant both a destructive toxin and a life-creating substance. Modern scientific research has found that this ancient meaning is absolutely true. The famous paleontologist and popular science w —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  11. Madness and Sanity (U. S.) Barbara Lipska, Written by Elaine Mcardle; Translated by Chen Yaxiangcompleted Barbara Lipska is the world's top brain scientist, who has long focused on the study of mental illness. However, fate played a big joke on her: she went crazy. She developed 18 tumors in her brain, developed delusions, hallucinations and other symptoms, and fell into the abyss of madness step by step. She became devoid of empathy and acted strangely, even though she thought she was normal. She was losing touch with the real world and her family, and everything we valued most, our individuality a —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  12. Games and Society Zhang Weiyingcompleted It is human nature to pursue happiness, but decisions based on individual rationality often conflict with collective rationality, leading to the emergence of the so-called "prisoner's dilemma", which is not conducive to everyone's happiness. How can humans get out of the "prisoner's dilemma" and move toward win-win cooperation? "Games and Society" gives the answer from the perspective of game theory. "Games and Society" uses popular language to systematically introduce the basic methods and core —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  13. Butterfly Change: Field Narrative of Macau's Gaming Industry Liu Zhaoruicompleted "Butterfly Change" - A Field Narrative of Macau's Gaming Industry (hereinafter referred to as "Butterfly Change") was written by Liu Zhaorui, a professor at the Department of Anthropology at Sun Yat-sen University, and Fok Zhizhao, administrative manager of the Cultural, Recreational and Social Affairs Department of Macau Gaming Corporation. The two authors used nearly 600,000 words to panoramically display all aspects of Macau's gaming industry. The rise and fall of the gaming industry and the —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  14. Consent Without Consent [US] Written by Noam Chomsky; Translated by Li Junpeng, Zhou Wenxing, Wang Lili, Xie Shitancompleted ★Chomsky, named by Edward Said as "one of the most important challengers of unfair forces and fallacies," helps you see through the evil tricks of hegemony in seven articles. ★It spans fifty years of accumulation, and every chapter is to the point. Chomsky, the outstanding rationalist, pointed out that the basic concern of intellectuals must be to "tell the truth and expose lies." ★Excellent demonstration of Chomskyan "inquiry". In Chomsky's world, intellectuals must devote their talents and m —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  15. From City Festival to National Festival Zhu Chengshan Li Huicompleted Introduction In the form of documentary literature, this book introduces in detail the process of the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Day evolving from a local city public memorial event to a national public memorial day. Since 1994, people from all walks of life in Jiangsu Province and Nanjing City have held ceremonies to commemorate the victims of the Nanjing Massacre by the Japanese invaders for 20 consecutive years to express their memory and grief for the compatriots who died in the Nanjing Massa —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  16. London Biography [UK] Peter Ackroydcompleted This is a history book that presents two thousand years of London. From official history and folklore to food and entertainment. From Blackfriars and Charing Cross to Paddington and Madhouse. From Westminster Abbey and St Paul's Cathedral to Cockneys and Wanderers. From immigrants, farmers and prostitutes to the Great Plague, fires and WWII air raids. Ackroyd uses the magnificent history of the city, keen observations, and the words of countless citizens and visitors to reveal how London was tem —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  17. Advance and Retreat Game Shi Lengjincompleted The true nature of a hero is revealed between advancing and retreating, and the way of the game reflects the historical situation. Shi Lengjin PKed Wu Si, breaking through the "hidden rules" and challenging the "Law of Blood Remuneration" to comprehensively analyze the game between "imperial power" and "prime minister power" and gain a profound understanding of the principles of advance and retreat of "being a man" and "doing things". There was an extremely subtle relationship between the empero —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  18. Lectures by Nan Huaijin: 2004-2006 Narrated by Nan Huaijincompleted This book compiles records of Mr. Nan Huaijin's five lectures in Shanghai from 2004 to 2006. The audience for the lectures included scholars, officials, business people, news and media people, etc. The topics also covered all aspects of politics, economy, history, philosophy, education, etc. At home and abroad, both ancient and modern. Nanjing Normal University's narration follows his consistent style of mentioning the past and present and explaining things in simple terms. The content of his sp —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  19. Safety Comics for Primary School Students: Four Volumes in Total Reader Primary School Students Reading Research Club·safety Groupcompleted What can truly protect children throughout their lives is to establish a correct and strong sense of safety from an early age! A safety book for primary school students. The comics restore 149 potential safety hazards and are written by authoritative experts. Starting from cases such as home safety, travel safety, network safety, and campus safety, it provides children with safety tips and gradually improves children's safety awareness and self-protection abilities. —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  20. Don't Be Afraid of China [French] Written by Philippe Barlet, Translated by Ma Xiaoqi and Xu Yupengcompleted To understand China. Montesquieu once said: "A person who understands the current situation cannot know nothing about China." Today, that warning is absolutely necessary. We must understand China, because China plays an important role in the world at present and in the future; we must understand China, because she is different from Western countries and has a unique civilization, culture and thought. Don't be afraid of China. China is a model of stability in the world. But in fact, when China's —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  21. A Good Helper for Citizens to Safeguard Their Rights Dongfang Wenruicompleted With the development of our country's economy and the improvement of people's quality, the law is getting closer and closer to people, and it is imperative to popularize the law. It has become a social consensus to act in accordance with the law. If you don't understand the law, you don't know what rights you have. If you infringe on the rights and interests of others, you still can't figure out what's going on. To take up legal weapons to protect yourself, you must learn and understand the law. —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  22. The First Book to Understand the World Structure: China's Periphery Wang Weicompleted On the occasion when the total sales of the first two volumes of "The First Book to Understand the World Pattern" exceeded 500,000 copies, the author Wang Wei continued his wonderful work, telling the complicated historical conflicts, territorial disputes, political games and other multi-angle international relations between China and neighboring countries such as Japan, Russia, North Korea and Mongolia from the three aspects of geopolitics, financial economy and military strategy. The book spea —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  23. Freemasonry: the Invisible Controller of the World By Wang Guozhangcompleted Based on a large amount of information, this book reveals the important members of the mysterious organization "Freemasonry" over the past 400 years and the various social institutions that represent its direct interests. It proves that "Freemasonry" is an interest group integrating finance, politics and ideology that widely exists in the upper classes of Europe and the United States. It is closely linked to major events that have occurred in Europe, the United States and the world over the past —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  24. China's Drug Crackdown Ding Yihecompleted This book "China's Drug Control" basically summarizes the basic situation of China's drug control in the past two or three years. The cases collected in the book are all major cases solved by the Chinese police in recent years. These cases have had a certain impact at home or in the world. This book not only shows the harm caused by drugs to human beings, but also expresses the determination of the Chinese government to ban drugs. The editor relies on rational thinking and various cases to prese —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  25. University Studies·practical Social Sciences Series the Dual Integration of State and Society: Review and Prospect of Chinese History Written by Huang Zongzhicompleted The so-called dual unity of state and society is the combination of top-down state governance and bottom-up social participation. Its manifestations include but are not limited to centralized and simple governance where "imperial power does not extend to counties", the traditional "third field" governance system between the state and society, etc. In this book, Professor Huang Zongzhi starts from the perspective of socio-economic history and analyzes the management mechanism of the state and soc —Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  26. China Shocks Trilogy: China Shocks, China Touches, China Transcends Written by Zhang Weiweicompleted When talking about China's rise, international comparison is the only way to be convincing. When talking about the rise of China, it is vital only if it is supported by ideas. When talking about the rise of China, only logical analysis can lead to in-depth analysis. In the past 20 years, Professor Zhang Weiwei has visited more than 100 countries and regions. Along the way, he has seen, heard, thought and understood. He has witnessed with his own eyes the ups and downs of the fortunes of differen —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  27. Use Maps to Understand the World Pattern Wang Weicompleted The representative work of Wang Wei, the chief writer of Guigu Studio, teaches you to understand world current affairs and the game between great powers behind it! The US election, Brexit, Russia sending troops to Syria, establishing THAAD in South Korea... If we only look for answers to all these questions through news reports or media comments, it will obviously be too superficial and one-sided. Only by combining geography, history and other knowledge and conducting multi-latitude, multi-platf —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  28. Research on Criminal Liability for Joint Crimes Chen Weiqiang261k Wordscompleted "Research on Criminal Liability for Joint Crimes (Legal Tribe)" In judicial practice, the identification of criminal liability for joint crimes is a common but very complex issue. This book is developed from this perspective. From the perspective of legislative system arrangements, the construction of the basic principle system of judicial determination, and the interpretation of the boundaries of criminal liability, it explores the criminal liability legislative model as the basis to build a du —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  29. Chinese Destroyer Memorandum Tieliucompleted This book is a documentary work that describes the growth process of our navy's destroyer force from scratch, from weak to strong, involving the Xibaipo decision-making, the formation of the navy at Baima Temple, Sino-Soviet cooperative development, sea trials, independent manufacturing of domestic ships, going global, the selfless dedication of naval officers and soldiers in peacetime and the birth of new ideas, etc. It eulogizes the heroes who have worked hard to build a powerful navy. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  30. The Weapon of the Country: New China Independently Developed the First Batch of Weapons and Equipment Li Kuicompleted After the outbreak of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, ammunition and other equipment were in short supply. In order to get rid of this predicament, the central government decided to import weapons from the Soviet Union. Due to the weakness of China's national power at that time, our leaders realized the importance and feasibility of imitation and began partial imitation. In October 1950, my country successfully imitated the Soviet 7.62Mm submachine gun and quickly equipped its tro —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  31. Forensic Notes: the Truth Behind the Death [Japan] Written by Nishio Yuan, Translated by Zhu Yueweicompleted This book briefly describes the work of forensic doctors and the cases that require autopsy, and then tells the events that impressed the author in his forensic career through forty cases, such as: lonely death, increased cases of child abuse, death cases caused by family illness and care problems, etc., As well as special suicide or accidental deaths. In the book, cases such as economy class syndrome leading to sudden death from blood clots, death from suffocation even though the nose and mouth —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  32. Research on Ecological Compensation Issues in Xinjiang Grassland Zhang Xinhua12 Wordscompleted The whole book conducts theoretical analysis and empirical research on issues related to Xinjiang grassland ecological compensation. Chapters 1, 2 and 3 focus on sorting out the implementation process of Xinjiang's grassland ecological protection compensation policy and summarizing the achievements and main practices; Chapters 4 and 5 focus on analyzing the interest relationships among the grassland ecological protection compensation subjects and the existing problems and difficulties in the imp —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  33. Scientific Development——hu Jintao's Scientific Outlook on Development Theory Chen Xiulingcompleted This book comprehensively introduces Hu Jintao's theory of the Scientific Outlook on Development, including: 1. The formation and development of the theory: inheriting and developing previous theories, basing on domestic and international realities, gradually improving the theoretical system, and gradually implementing the Scientific Outlook on Development; 2. Analysis of the theoretical system: The Scientific Outlook on Development is of great significance, governing and rejuvenating the countr —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  34. Red Star Shines on China (2021 Standalone) (US) Written by Edgar Snow, Translated by Dong Leshancompleted "Red Star Shines on China" is a world-famous red classic of documentary literature. In 1936, the famous American journalist Edgar Snow risked his life and entered the revolutionary base area in northwest China to explore Red China with countless questions that he could not understand at the time, including revolution and war, the establishment of the red regime, the politics, economy, and culture of the Soviet areas, and the practice of the Communist Party's beliefs in reality. He spent four mon —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  35. Research on the Ablation of Fallen People Xie Yibiaocompleted A series of books on Vietnamese culture. The fallen people are the bottom class who have lived in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai since the Song Dynasty. They have a low social status and have not attracted the attention they deserve. The study of fallen people is the weakest link in academic research. In particular, there are few experts involved in the long and tortuous process of liberation and final dissolution of fallen people. To understand Chinese society, we should not limit ourselves to —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  36. Shao Piaoping: Carrying Moral Responsibility with Strong Shoulders, Writing Articles with Razor-Sharp Hands (A Hundred Years of Chinese Memory · Journalist Series) Fang Hanqicompleted This book is one of the books in the "Century of Memory of China·Reporter Series". Shao Piaoping, a famous newspaperman, founder of "Beijing News" and news photographer during the Republic of China. He is one of the pioneers in spreading Marxism-Leninism and introducing the Russian October Revolution in China, an outstanding proletarian news warrior, and a pioneer and founder of Chinese news theory. This book is a collection of reminiscence articles written by Shao Piaoping's close friends, rela —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  37. Research on Anhui Clan Farmland in Modern Times Wang Zhilongcompleted Content introduction This book conducts a relatively systematic and comprehensive study of clan fields in Anhui in modern times, mainly from the perspectives of the changes in government clan farm policies during the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China and the modern transformation of clan fields' functions of supporting education and education. The success and failure of Anhui clan's management of family land in modern times not only provides reference for the development of family economy a —Reads7.8Score—Shelves
  38. How People Learn Ⅱ, Learners, Context and Culture Cora Bagley Marrettcompleted There is no culture-free individual, and there is no context-free learning. This book focuses on the interaction between learners, context and culture. On the one hand, from an individual perspective, it analyzes the various connections between the human brain, memory, motivation, reasoning and other elements and learning; on the other hand, from a social perspective, it explains the complex interaction between culture, experience, cognition, evaluation and other elements and learning. The book —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  39. Ten Lectures on Social Stratification Written by Li Qiangcompleted The author is a well-known scholar of stratification research in China. This book not only provides a detailed introduction to foreign stratification theories, but also analyzes the actual stratification in China. It has important reference value for scholars of stratification research and those who want to understand the situation of social stratification in China. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  40. Games Make Learning Addictive Karl M. Kappcompleted This book is packed with interesting and dynamic ideas to make your learning projects innovative, engaging and enjoyable. The term gamification may be unfamiliar to many readers, but the desire to inspire learning and make students love learning has been around for a long time, probably for centuries in China. Children naturally like to learn through games, because playing games is an effective way to understand our world. Maybe you've played tabletop games. As a kid, you loved fishing, pl —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  41. Doing Research Is Fun: Notes on Getting Started with Scientific Research for New Academics Bearing a Knifecompleted This book records the author's true memories of the introductory stage of research when he was a new academic. Through the description of the difficulties and confusions he encountered, this book depicts the author's mental journey of struggling in academic research and introduces the twists and turns of the exploration path. This book truly shows the pain points of young scholars in academic research, and unreservedly points out wise and effective ways to resolve them. From the comparative pers —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  42. Sex Slaves in Imperial Japan: Testimonies of China's "Comfort Women" Su Zhiliang; Chen Lifei; Qiu Peipeicompleted This book is a monograph about the Chinese victims of sexual slavery during the Japanese Empire's Asia-Pacific War. Through the testimonies of twelve Chinese "comfort women" survivors and rich historical materials and investigative evidence, the book reveals the cruel ravages of many women by the Japanese invading army, and reveals the fact that the Japanese army established comfort stations in an organized and planned manner in order to advance the war of aggression. This book is divided into t —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  43. The Age of Crisis: Japan, the Great Depression, and Rural Revitalization (US) Kerry Smithcompleted This study of Japan's transformation from the economic crisis of the 1930s focuses on the efforts of local activists and policymakers to overcome the effects of the Great Depression on rural areas, particularly in Tokyo. The authors argue that these efforts transformed the country's thinking about the countryside and Japan's conception of its economic and cultural relationship with the country, with important implications for our understanding of the war years and postwar reconstruction. The res —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  44. New Japan: Transformation of Values: (1998-2007) Huang Yanancompleted How to objectively and comprehensively reflect the whole picture of contemporary Japan? There are basically no studies or books in this area, and there are even fewer books analyzing the real thoughts of Japanese society. Best-sellers are a mirror of the times and a collective reflection of real social needs. Japanese society has experienced tremendous changes since 1991, from traditional conservative views to liberalization, from the collapse of group society to individual society, and recently —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  45. Orthodontics Liao Jianhong Wu Xiupingcompleted Orthodontics is an important professional clinical course. Its content has many connections with oral surgery, restoration, and materials science, and is also closely involved with aesthetics. It is a multidisciplinary content that combines treatment and plastic surgery. The layout takes into account the contents of each discipline and focuses on it. It is very suitable for teaching and has strong practicality. —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  46. Genome: Book of Life Chapter 23 (UK) Written by Matt Ridley; Translated by Yin Yecompleted The original English author of this book, Matt Ridley, is a doctor of zoology, a visiting professor at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in New York, and a well-known popular science writer. In this book, he takes a unique approach, starting with the 23 pairs of chromosomes, to introduce the role genes play in the evolution of what makes humans human. In his view, we are machines with intelligent behavior made by genes, and evolution is a competition between genes. Understanding life from the geneti —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  47. A Society That Does Not Allow Children to Have Children Written by Miki Kobayashi; Translated by Liao Wenwencompleted It's not that you "can't" have children, it's that society "doesn't allow" you to have children. The entire social environment is telling women: "If you are so worried about your children, let the mother stay at home." What is the fundamental reason why young people are unwilling to have children? How to change the social status quo of low desire for childcare? From the perspective of women such as the unfair treatment of pregnant women in the workplace, the shortcomings of obstetrics and gyneco —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  48. Farming Examination Qi Rushancompleted Mr. Qi Rushan wrote this book after personally inspecting the rural farming conditions in North China. This article introduces the agricultural labor situation in North China during the Republic of China. There are many plains in North China, with harvests occurring once a year and manual farming being the main focus. Many of the farming techniques of that time are still used today: plowing, harrowing, covering, planting, transporting, and clearing fields. —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  49. Vampire Enterprises: the Monster That Destroyed Japan Kaneno Harukicompleted ★A must-have "prevention guide" for social animals to stay away from PUA traps in the workplace ★The secret of corporate "blood compensation law" that shocked Japanese society [About the author] Haruki Imano was born in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan in 1983. Currently, he is the representative director of NPO corporation "POSSE". PhD in sociology from Hitotsubashi University, specializing in employment relations theory and labor sociology. Special researcher of Japan Society for the Promotion of Scie —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  50. Seeing Japan: a Direct Look at Japan's Current Situation (Four Volumes) Fu Gaoyi, Ohmae Kenichi, Miura Exhibitioncompleted The works included in "Looking at Japan: A Direct Look at Japan's Current Situation" include authoritative perspectives from the United States - "Japan's No. 1" And "Japan's New Middle Class" by Professor Vogel, an expert on East Asian studies at Harvard University; as well as "Low Desire Society: The New Wealth of Nations in the Era of Loss of Ambition" by professional researchers from Japan - Japanese management scientist and "Mr. Strategy" Kenichi Omae; and "Lower Society: The Emergence of a —Reads9.4Score—Shelves