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The manuscript uses the inscriptions in the Qingshui River Basin as the core historical data. From the perspective of communication, exchange and integration, it analyzes the relationship between immigration and social changes in the inscriptions, revealing the inner mechanism of the formation of the multi-ethnic settlement pattern of "you are among me, and you are among me"; it examines the orderly world shown in the inscriptions, and through the "gang organization", the Jiangjiang case, Jiang It analyzes the path and development process of the government and the people in establishing social order in the Qingshuijiang area, including the step-by-step system, "rock discussion", "erecting monuments for government notices" and rural public order. In addition, it outlines the "female laymen" in the inscriptions, showing the higher social activity ability of ethnic minority women and their right to share social discourse.

This book conducts a detailed excavation of Beijing's traditional culture from the aspects of Beijing's taste, inner enlightenment, writing, language, and worries, and is a true record of the construction of socialist democratic politics in the capital. Based on the perspective of the CPPCC, this series of books not only tells the stories of the CPPCC members, but also expresses to readers the ideas, emotions, customs, ways of life and political outlook of the capital and even the Chinese people through stories told by the CPPCC members. It is a multi-dimensional, multi-themed and multi-level three-dimensional communication of China's good voice.

There is no closer relationship between people in this world than the relationship between yourself and yourself. Therefore, you must clearly know that the one who can truly understand you is not others, but your own heart. Perhaps, sometimes I cannot clearly understand who I am and what do I want? Maybe, what you worked so hard to get is not what you searched for in your dreams. Maybe, what you pursue will always be the flower in the mirror and the moon in the water, but it gives you the goal and hope you pursue. The novel "Hometown Cloud, Road to a Foreign Country" describes the protagonist Chen Haiyan's life experience in China and the United States. The pursuit and exploration of an intellectual woman who spanned more than half a century, experienced China's "Cultural Revolution" and the American financial tsunami, and had Chinese and American husbands and lovers. Regardless of whether the protagonist does something right or not, gains or losses, it is her love, thinking and pursuit of life.

Guo Moruo was a famous Chinese writer, revolutionary and important national leader in the 20th century. However, in recent years, the understanding of Guo Moruo in academic circles and among the public has been skewed, and Guo Moruo has been portrayed as a "two-faced man" and a "little grasshopper". Many remarks are based on untrue words. This book conducts an in-depth analysis of various "rumors" and "slanders" about Guo Moruo's literary creation, academic research and other issues over a period of time, and clarifies the untrue words that have been placed on Guo Moruo. At the same time, it analyzes the causes of several major "rumors" and "slanders", restores the true colors of historical events, and presents readers with different aspects of the life of a celebrity who adhered to Marxist ideals and made great contributions to the Chinese revolution.

This book starts from "human behavior" and divides all members of a society (or a country) into three major social groups: political power (group), capital (group) and people (group). Accordingly, the process of a society (or a country) moving from history to the future step by step can be described as the process of continuous evolution and interaction of these three social groups. Based on this novel idea, this book reorganizes the historical process of thousands of years between the East and the West and reveals the different logics of the evolution of social governance systems in the East and West. Since the Middle Ages, capital-centeredness has always been the basic logic of the evolution of Western social governance systems, until today's capitalism. Since the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, China's social governance system has generally followed a people-centered logical evolution until today's socialism with Chinese characteristics. Regarding today's "great changes unseen in a century," this book concisely and rigorously discusses "the ebb and flow of capitalism and socialism." In this way, the bright prospects for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation are self-evident. As for the great power game between China and the United States, it is summarized as "the interaction between the 'world factory' and the 'world banker'"; a few words, but a far-reaching artistic conception.