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This book not only introduces the origin, development and factions of the Italian Mafia, but also focuses on showing its typical criminal methods and criminal facts in different eras and stages. Combating terrorism and organized crime remains a major obligation in today's society. Only by understanding more about the mafia can we attack with more intensity. They committed murder and arson in Sicily, committing all kinds of crimes, but they were responsible for the smooth landing of the British and American Allied Forces during World War II. The fascists were rampant in the world, but Sicily did not buy their fault. When Mussolini inspected Sicily, the hat on his head was missing. The only animals that greeted him were beggars - Sicily will always be the world of the Mafia. After the death of "Godfather" Vizzini, a generation of powerful hero Cutolo rose from the ground. Sicily will always be bloody, and there will be no end to the anti-terrorist earthquake...

Is the underworld a political model? Is there such a political model in human history? Why is there a mafia political model? What kind of political model is underworld politics? Have. The political model in Sicily is such a political model - mafia politics. This is the political model that is generally accepted by the people in Sicily - Italian law is in name only in Sicily. From civilians to officials, only Mafia laws are practiced on the island, and this has lasted for nearly a hundred years. This book analyzes the history of the Italian Mafia, the largest underworld organization in the world today, through story writing, and explores the true meaning of the underworld political model.

"Evidence 731" was planned to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War. It is a documentary literary work based on authoritative historical materials. The book is divided into seven chapters, systematically exposing the truth about the crimes of the Japanese invaders who committed "massacre" in the name of "science". The content covers the establishment of Unit 731, in vivo experiments, implementation of germ warfare, destruction of evidence after defeat, sheltering war criminals after the war, and the struggle of righteous people. The book uses first-hand historical materials as the narrative skeleton and restores the historical truth with evidence. This book is of great significance in exposing Japan's crimes of aggression against China, promoting patriotism and peace education, strengthening national memory, and condensing the national spirit.

In the 1960s, the mainstream view in academic circles always believed that cancer was caused by viruses or environmental factors and was not hereditary. Until an ill-fated family and two epidemiologists showed up. In this large family called Kilius-Stansbury, 24 out of 48 members in 7 generations suffered from cancer. This clustering of cancers caught the attention of epidemiologist Pei Li and his colleague Joseph Fraumeny Jr. Over the next two decades, through follow-up studies of this family and other similar cancer-prone families, they confirmed that cancer has a genetic component and can even be inherited. This hereditary cancer familial syndrome was later named Li-Fraumeni syndrome after them. From the 1960s to the 1980s, based on the discoveries of Li Pei and Fraumeny, further research by researchers represented by scientists Zhang Huiping and Stephen Friend found that p53 is a tumor suppressor gene, and its mutations are associated with nearly 400 types of cancer. These findings push p53 to the center stage of cancer research. Generations of researchers have focused on this gene to explore ways to prevent and treat cancer, and have made remarkable progress. The author of this book, Lawrence Ingracia: He also comes from a family with Li-Fraumeni syndrome. Cancer claimed the lives of five of his closest relatives, including his mother, brother, and sister. In the intertwined narrative of this book, the author uses delicate and emotional writing to show the optimism, courage and dignity of these relatives who have been cursed by fate in the face of cancer and death.

In the history of Chinese and foreign espionage, women are inseparable. On the bloody battlefield, at the warm and romantic dance, in the quiet and elegant coffee shop, there are such a group of beauties. They either use their skills to obtain information in the lingering love, or they use strategies to steal information in the boudoir's spring quilt. Whether it is the "Queen of Spies" Mata Hari, the French "Lark" Marta Rische, or the "Moon Goddess" Cynthia... They have created many thrilling, mysterious and exciting spy legends with their mysterious figures, superb wisdom, and deceitful methods. This book selects stories from around the world The most famous female spy case in the history of espionage is vividly and meticulously described using documentary techniques to tell readers the mysterious and colorful legendary story of a female spy, giving readers a basic understanding of the life of a female spy. This book is both interesting and informative.

The original film and television works of "Trace of the Detective" and "The Detective's Hour"! A bullet casing locks the real murderer, and half a fingerprint solves the cold case! The Baiyin murder case, the Baibaoshan attack on the army and the police, the Zhou Kehua case, the 1.28 Hegang case... Behind countless shocking cases that shocked the country, there was a master of criminal investigation. He is the recipient of the "July 1st Medal", China's chief bullet mark identification expert, and the prototype of the criminal policeman in many movies and TV dramas - Cui Daozhi. There is no coincidence like a magic weapon descending from the sky, it is all based on down-to-earth traceability and evidence collection. In nearly 70 years of criminal investigation career, Cui Daozhi has participated in the on-site investigation of thousands of cases and the inspection and identification of more than 7,000 traces of evidence, and there has been no wrongful conviction. Open this book and see how Choi Do-sik, the soul of the detective, uses minute details to unravel the shocking case and travels through the depths of crime on his own.

This book is a collection of documentary essays about people, introducing the main experiences and achievements of Comrade Rao Guisheng, the former party secretary and dean of Jiangxi Vocational College of Foreign Studies and Foreign Trade, from his childhood to the present, in his diligent study, hard work, and hard work. He was born in Kangdu Village, Taihe Township, Nanfeng County, a poor mountainous area. Due to his hard work, four years after graduating from high school, when the country resumed the college entrance examination, he was admitted to Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics with excellent results. From then on, he left the mountainous countryside and went to work. After graduating from college, he resolutely chose to work back in his hometown of Nanfeng to give back to his family, and from then on he gradually moved towards a leadership position. He has worked in ten positions, and every transfer and promotion was based on organizational inspections and arrangements. He himself has never made any demands to the organization. Moreover, every time he arrives at a job, he will do what he does, love what he does, be dedicated to what he does, be strict in self-discipline, work selflessly, repay the organization for his training with outstanding results, repay the society, and contribute silently.

This book records the unforgettable journey of the Chinese team of infection and infectious disease imaging experts as they embarked on the Long March. Starting from Ruijin, the historic red capital of great significance, we passed through the old revolutionary base of Tashi, visited the ancestral land of the Hakkas in western Fujian, went to the mountain city of Chongqing, and finally arrived at the site of the Xiangjiang Battle in northwest Guangxi. Along the way, the team used a series of public welfare academic activities as a solid carrier to inherit the spirit of the great Long March and make every effort to promote the steady development of the infectious and infectious disease imaging discipline. This special team of experts opened a new chapter in the development of the discipline in Ruijin, devoted themselves to serving the people in the old district in Tashi, successfully lit up the spark of hope for the discipline in western Fujian, set sail again from Chongqing, and deeply absorbed the power of red progress in northwest Guangxi. This book not only vividly presents the rich academic achievements, but also vividly demonstrates the lofty humanitarian responsibility and passionate red sentiment of medical workers, greatly inspiring more people with lofty ideals to join the medical career and join hands to build a magnificent healthy Chinese dream.

The protagonist described in this manuscript is a capable person who has worked both in politics and in business, Yu Haiyang, and he is full of positive energy. He dares to tell the truth and resist unhealthy tendencies; he dares to face problems head-on and confront tough situations; he dares to break conventions, knows how to do things, and gets things done. Yu Haiyang was concerned about the government's urgent needs and the common people's concerns. He was "called in at the critical moment" twice. With his professional ability and hard work as a "firefighter", he saved two state-owned enterprises, solved the livelihood problems of hundreds of employees, as well as many problems left over from history, and eliminated the hidden dangers of social instability. He was highly recognized and praised by the local government and the masses. He was righteous and charitable, and helped many people in need whom he had never met before. Therefore, a singer specially composed a song dedicated to him; a well-known calligrapher specially wrote a calligraphy work about his deeds and asked someone to forward it to him. In the face of major changes and setbacks, and at a low point in life, entrepreneurs Yu Haiyang remained calm and hopeful, never forgetting the entrepreneur's mission and responsibility to benefit society and the people. Cui Wenxin, former director of the Standing Committee of the Shenyang Municipal People's Congress, Xu Guangrong, honorary president of the Chinese Biographical Literature Society, and others wrote prefaces and recommendations.

It records Wu Xuebao's growth experience and his charity story in detail. Wu Xuebao not only escorted Qingguo girl to Guizhou for recuperation, he also donated goods and materials to the Wenchuan earthquake-stricken area, insisted on voluntary poverty alleviation, sent carbon to special schools, donated supplies to Hope Primary School, and installed drinking fountains for sanitation workers so that they could drink in the cold winter. We provide hot water, donate wheelchairs to disabled people so that they can see the sunshine, organize Spring Festival celebrations for elderly people who have lost their only child to overcome loneliness, and help poor students go to school for more than ten years, which has enabled more than 70 people to enter institutions of higher learning. The list goes on and on. Over the past ten years, he has donated more than 1 million yuan in donations.

This is a book about searching. Without the unremitting searching of the martyrs' families for generations, we would not be able to read it. During the Anti-Japanese War and other critical periods for the country, countless Chinese people devoted themselves to the great torrent of national salvation with lofty beliefs. After the war, relatives who could not wait for them to return home used a pious heart to piece together the voices and smiles of the martyrs from the long river of history and fragments of time. They teamed up with experts and scholars to verify their places of sacrifice and burial. After several generations of persistent pursuit, the martyrs were finally allowed to return to the army, the heroes returned home, and the image of the martyrs was revived. They are not only the families of martyrs, but also witnesses and guardians of history. During the journey to honor the martyrs and find their relatives, every discovery is a reaffirmation of the heroic deeds, and every reunion is a profound understanding of the feelings of family and country. The meaning of this pursuit has long transcended blood ties and has become the inheritance and continuation of the martyr spirit. Their story is not only a family matter, but also a national history.

From the perspective of the grandmother, the novel meticulously records the growth trajectory of grandson Gumi from birth to preschool: the twists and turns at birth, the attempt to combine Chinese and Western food in feeding, the progress in learning to crawl and walk, the anxiety and breakthrough of delayed language development, and the adaptation and growth after entering kindergarten. The love, worry and tolerance of family members are interspersed between the lines, showing the warmth of blood and the power of life growth in the trivial daily life.

[Frontline doctors personally narrate 17 real cases, taking you into a life and death rescue scene that is more exciting than a horror movie! Aortic dissection, myocardial infarction, viral myocarditis, acute pancreatitis... Each story is a race against death, and it is also a medical investigation that peels off the cocoon. Emergency and serious illness come unexpectedly, and the golden rescue time is fleeting. Behind one symptom, there are thousands of possibilities. Is it a cerebral infarction if an old man suddenly faints? Chest pain must be a cardiopulmonary problem? Does fear of water equal rabies? How do doctors identify the "real murderer" from clues and win back a life amid the foggy clues? When you open this book, you will not only get thrilling diagnosis and treatment reasoning, but also a life-saving guide that every ordinary person can understand!

There is no external insult to the Chinese nation that is more tragic and huge than the atrocities committed by the Japanese invaders! During the 14 years from 1931 to 1945, the Japanese militarists dispatched millions of elite land, sea and air forces to invade our country and occupied most of the country. This is a unique shame in Chinese history! Wherever the Japanese troops went, they burned, killed, looted, and committed many barbaric acts that were despicable, terrifying, and horrific...

Notes of a front-line forensic doctor, super hard-core documentary literature! Reality is stranger than fiction, and it can shock people even without being curious. No curiosity × no exaggeration × no fiction. Under the scalpel lies the infinite imagination of human beings about death. Dr. Philip Boxho, a forensic scientist with more than 30 years of experience, will reveal the mysteries of crime scenes: those carefully disguised murders, bizarre suicides, mysteriously missing corpses, and deaths that are hard to distinguish between real and fake. From complex crime scenes to the cold autopsy table, he leads readers into one bizarre crime scene after another. You will see: the delicate state of the living dead; the murderer who shot the deceased 14 times but could not be arrested; the suspect who escaped because of the 1% probability; the forensic doctor who had to line up at the crime scene; the deceased who was still "sweating" after death... All the cases in this book are derived from real cases and are absolutely not fictitious. In fact, in the face of the ultimate proposition of death, the creativity displayed by human beings is enough to dwarf any fabrication. After all, there is no fiction like reality.

From the spring and summer of 2021 to the summer of 2022, media professionals and writers Yi Xianfeng and Yang Ying spent more than a year starting from the intersection of Changle Road and Xiangyang North Road in Shanghai, walking one block each from east to west, north to south, and using this "Tian Zi Ge Universe" as the scope of block field writing - 6 roads, 9 intersections, 111 occupations, 580 stores, and 62 people. Sister Ying's highway store, Xiao Li's fruit shop, Aunt Fan's clothing store, Gao Song's Weimin Door and Window Shop, Xiao Hu's tavern... Shanghai's social network, business ecology, urban logic, and cultural texture are unfolded in sequence in the writings of the two authors. Stories in the city always come together and disperse. Compared with the sadness of separation, this book is more concerned with the stories of people from all over the world meeting and gathering here. All observations and analyzes point to the following question - what is the meaning of civilization to the city and ordinary people?

Based on his own experience, this work tells the first-person story of the protagonist, a Beidahuang boy, who was diagnosed with late-stage cancer when he was a teenager. After experiencing two cancer cell metastases and five surgeries, he still persisted in fighting cancer. At the same time, he successfully completed college, started a family, and won many honors and awards to counterattack in life. The content of this work is touching and the writing is fluent. Through the protagonist's thirty-year journey of fighting cancer, it shows a moving image of the protagonist who does not give up, is positive and optimistic, and has the courage to challenge cancer. It praises his perseverance and positive spirit. This spirit can encourage readers to maintain confidence and perseverance when encountering difficulties.

"Escape from Death" is a documentary work written by those who experienced it, vividly showing the test of life and death and the glory of human nature in the Wenchuan earthquake. The author uses delicate writing to truly record the thrilling experience when the earthquake occurred, as well as people's fear, struggle and mutual help during the period of being trapped. It profoundly reveals the fragility and tenacity of life in the face of huge disasters, highlights the kindness, bravery and tenacity of human nature, and also demonstrates the warmth and strength of society.

This is a documentary work that condenses ten years of hard work of the "One Mother" public welfare organization. It is written by volunteers of the organization, legal and psychological professionals, and single-care mothers who have personally benefited from it. The book not only systematically presents the support system of "one mother", from legal consultation, psychological reconstruction to community mutual aid, it covers the core problems that may be encountered in the life of a single mother, providing professional and practical solutions; it also contains the real life narratives of many single mothers, who either were divorced, widowed, or gave birth out of wedlock and shouldered the burden of childcare alone. The lines are full of the texture of life and the resilience of life. The work deliberately abandons the deliberately sensational tragic narrative, but uses the most authentic life stories and the most solid professional cases to vividly prove a warm truth: when a single mother walks out of the confusion and helplessness of being "alone", with professional support and companionship, she will eventually break through the predicament and rebuild a stable life for herself and her children with the love in her heart and the courage to refuse to admit defeat.

In this non-fiction literary work, Zhong Min and the author Miao Ji, who were once both cows and horses, are action groups who do what they say. They successively choose to leave the city and return to their hometowns to work hard on the land together and make a living by themselves. They are more courageous and courageous than their parents. They use the eco-friendly Permanent farming concept to build organic family farms - the land after the rain. They insist on not using pesticides and fertilizers, coexist with pests and diseases, and wild animals. They bravely fight against droughts and floods, so that the land under their feet can recuperate, become rich and fertile, and resist the unpredictable changes of the environment with strong natural power. During the ten years of hard work and joy of working in the mountains and fields, this pair of young people were once full of expectations, building their own houses brick by brick, planting mountains of vegetables and fruits, and witnessing the crops taking root and sprouting, with abundant fruits; but they also had to walk heavily, and their hard work was brutally destroyed by natural disasters, with no harvest, and they had to start all over again. While having a deep connection with the land, they are also constantly exploring how to adjust farm product cultivation according to market demand, choose appropriate diet according to body feelings, give birth gently at home and other valuable experiences, and gain important growth. However, despite their best efforts to regain strength from the fragrance of the soil, real life is not as idyllic as they originally imagined. As the seasons change, some new, unnameable needs grow, and some old, once-ignored differences emerge. The original recognition and affirmation of farm life, the confidence and expectation of intimate relationships, began to peel off like old wall paint...

In 1994, the central government made a major strategic plan to provide counterpart support to Tibet, and Qingdao formed a deep relationship with Samzupze District, Shigatse City, Tibet (formerly Shigatse City). Over the past thirty years, batches of Qingdao aid cadres have crossed mountains and seas, taken root on the plateau, and used their wisdom and sweat to write a magnificent chapter in the development of the snowy region. This picture album records the glorious history of Qingdao's aid to Tibet with rich images and texts, and shows the earth-shaking changes that have taken place in Shigatse in the fields of infrastructure construction, people's livelihood improvement, industrial development, culture, education, medical and health care and other fields. This picture album is not only a precious gift for the 30th anniversary of Qingdao's aid to Tibet, but also a hymn of unity and common struggle between Chinese and Tibetan people. It witnesses the profound friendship between Qingdao and Shigatse working hand in hand, and also shows that under the guidance of the Party's Tibet governance strategy in the new era, the snow-covered plateau will surely usher in a better tomorrow.

"A Year in Cambridge: An Autoethnography of Love and Embrace" is a non-fiction literary work about elite education thinking and women's emotional growth. The story begins with the author's receipt of the admission letter from Cambridge and her decision to divorce, which happened almost simultaneously. It mainly records her one-year study career in Cambridge, tracing back to how she came to the UK and entering Cambridge, and elucidating her life experience and transformation behind it. While studying in Cambridge, the author not only felt the rich Cambridge culture, experienced the unique workshop-style classroom teaching, had interesting interactions with classmates who had all kinds of lives, bravely tried a talk show for the first time, wrote his hobby of hip-hop into a paper, attended a graduation prom, etc., But also discovered from himself the traditional sexual characteristics of thousands of women. It records the long-term neglected and repressed emotions and needs in intimate relationships under different power structures. It records the process of a woman who has struggled with the powerlessness of relationships and gradually regains her strength. It shows her stumbling but still insisting on the journey of growth, as well as her learning of love and embrace, including how to love others, embrace yourself, embrace others and embrace yourself.

[When we peer further into the darkness, what do we see? At first, we thought we were watching "them", but as we got closer, what we saw here was "us". Why did Wu Xieyu, who was admitted to Peking University because of his mother, finally decide to kill his mother? This book is based on nearly 100,000 words of follow-up reports from "Sanlian Life Weekly" and first-hand information from hundreds of people involved in the case, and in-depth restores the entire process of Wu Xieyu's crime of matricide. The author not only accurately presents Wu Xieyu's family structure and emotional state at the time of the crime, but also shows readers the past of several generations of the Wu and Xie families through several years of visits. This book does not attempt to make judgments about human nature easily, but attempts to trace the seeds quietly planted by tragedy in the intergenerational transmission, and thus gently touches on the common dilemmas we currently face in our families and society. Wu Xieyu's body is an overlapping of a series of era labels such as "small town problem maker", "chicken baby", "widowed parenting", "hollow man", "native family trauma", "meritism trap", etc. This is not only an incredible story of a Peking University genius who fell into the abyss, but at the same time, every reader can see a certain subtlety in himself. As a reporter who has followed the Wu Xieyu case for seven years said: At first, I thought it was us watching "them", but as we got closer, what we saw here was "us".

This is a collection of essays on the psychological growth of patients with ALS. The book is divided into nine chapters. It uses a writing technique that combines fiction and reality to describe the author's study, work, etc. Before getting sick, but more importantly, it is a description of the many changes in life and psychology after getting sick. Through the contents of this book, we can see that the author uses only two fingers that he can control to race against time and persevere to fight against the disease, showing us another value of life. Disease is ruthless, but there is love in the world. I believe that everyone who reads this book will be moved by it, and will unconsciously understand this disease, pay attention to this group, and provide the best possible help to overcome this disease.

In 2021, my father and I, who had been away from our hometown for many years, returned to our hometown in the middle of winter. The Lingshan area of ​​Anshan City, Liaoning Province - the birthplace of the first high-horsepower crawler tractor and bulldozer in New China. As the Spring Festival approaches, we take care of our 94-year-old grandfather while buying new year's goods, sweeping graves, burning paper, and visiting relatives and friends. My father and I have another plan: to buy my grandfather's old house and fulfill our unfinished wish 20 years ago. During the reunion dinners, the life experiences and inner worlds of the three generations of grandparents, the 30-year changes in scenery at the Hongqi Tractor Factory, Lingshan Railway Station and along the lines, past family disputes and the restructuring of state-owned enterprises, and other past events emerged one after another. When I started writing, my grandma and grandpa were still chatting with me on the phone about home affairs, but they had both passed away before I finished the manuscript...

This book is a non-fiction work by the emerging Malaysian Chinese literature writer Lin Xuehong. In this work, which took six years to write, Lin Xuehong looks back on her mother's forbearance and tenacity from the perspective of her daughter, and keenly captures the complex and subtle emotional entanglements between Chinese mothers and daughters. She conveyed full and sincere emotions with restrained language. While mourning her deceased mother, it was also a heart-wrenching self-analysis and acceptance. "The Zheng Family of Linmen" is the murmur of two generations of women, and it is also a brave examination of the situation of women.

This is a more passionate and real grassroots counterattack epic than the movie "Flying Life". This book exclusively reveals Zhang Xue's 20-year legendary journey from dropping out of school to repair cars at the age of 14, pursuing his dream in the rain for hundreds of miles, to founding Excelle, finally naming the brand after himself and becoming the WSBK world champion. The book not only contains the highlight moments of his victory at the Portimão circuit, but also details his counterattack after leaving home, his self-developed three-cylinder engine's hard-core technological breakthrough to break the international monopoly, and his "two-way rush" with veteran Derbys. This is a story about extreme love, extreme effort and extreme persistence, dedicated to every ordinary person who is unwilling to be ordinary and struggles to pursue their dreams in reality.

A direct look at the crime scene, the 101 most important cases worth reading in the Suspense Chronicles! Records of real cases, direct visits to crime scenes from various countries, revealing the darkness of human nature. Twisted psychology, horrific criminals, strange techniques, cruel crimes, after which is the unremitting pursuit of love and justice in the world. 6 Thrilling chapters, peeking into the evil of human nature and the cunning and cruelty of criminals. Suspense Magazine carefully compiles true records of crime cases. Only when we face the abyss can we have the courage to reflect on human nature!

A direct look at the crime scene, the 101 most important cases worth reading in the Suspense Chronicles! Records of real cases, direct visits to crime scenes from various countries, revealing the darkness of human nature. Twisted psychology, horrific criminals, strange techniques, cruel crimes, after which is the unremitting pursuit of love and justice in the world. A thriller that explores the evil of human nature and the cunning and cruelty of criminals. Suspense Magazine carefully compiles true records of crime cases. Only when we face the abyss can we have the courage to reflect on human nature!

This book records the story of the protagonist's ten-year struggle with bipolar disorder. The protagonist began to suffer from bipolar disorder in college and finally lived a happy life after overcoming bipolar disorder. This book describes her emotional entanglements, academic choices, personality development, eating disorders, personal hobbies, psychiatric hospitalization experience, self-healing process, relationship with family and job search experience. The protagonist is a person who strives for excellence in her studies and has many hobbies, such as writing, painting, rock and roll, etc. She conflicts with her parents in her professional choice, and frequently encounters people who make her have a mental breakdown emotionally. Her career development is also hindered by illness. The book records the protagonist's observations and thoughts on these life events. The description is vivid and true, and has reference significance for young people who are confused about emotions, academic choices, and job hunting.

Zhang Xuefeng, a poor student from a poverty-stricken county in Heilongjiang, has spent nearly two decades becoming a top national-level educator, helping millions of ordinary families understand the rules for entering higher education and plan their life paths. But this man who was best at "helping others win" was seriously unbalanced in his life - he ignored three warning signals from his body, and finally died suddenly of sudden cardiac death two months before his 42nd birthday. He spent his whole life teaching a "planning lesson" to students from disadvantaged backgrounds, and he also gave a "health lesson" to all strugglers with his sudden ending. When life ends suddenly, what is left is not only regret, but also a heavy question: We try our best to help others plan the future, but have we ever planned the rest of our lives for ourselves?

[The tearful 93 military parade moved millions of netizens. Foreign Minister Wang Yi said, "You are also part of the Chinese story" and "This is also your home." The third skipping subject was praised by Hua Chunying. A story from war to fireworks. ] Ai Ming, who experienced the war at the age of three and lost his two homes in Iraq and Syria, was displaced and had a new name in distant China - Fang Haoming. He has taken root in this land for fifteen years. From an ignorant boy in a foreign land to a reporter stationed in China standing at the two sessions, from a transfer student who couldn't understand Chinese to a China-Arab exchange envoy recognized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. At the September 3rd military parade, when the peace doves flew up, he burst into tears in Tiananmen Square. This touching expression of peace moved millions of netizens. The third dance subject was praised by Hua Chunying and was tenderly called by Foreign Minister Wang Yi, "This is also your home" and "You are also part of the Chinese story." In Fireworks China, he measured the majesty of China's mountains and rivers with his footsteps, and recorded the preciousness of peace with his camera. From Ai Ming to Fang Haoming, from being displaced to a place of peace of mind, from a war survivor to a reporter in China, Fang Haoming tells the world through personal experience: Peace is never taken for granted, and the stability we are accustomed to is the prosperous age that many people dream of.

This book is a panoramic literary biography of the Yangtze River. The author spent more than 20 years interviewing along both sides of the Yangtze River and wrote down a large number of interview notes. Through the description of the history, geography, humanities, etc. Of the Yangtze River, he used his profound literary accomplishment, rich humanistic and natural knowledge, poetic language, and many other The artistic style of Yuan Dynasty shows the vast and majestic natural scenery of the great rivers and rivers as well as the brilliant and warm Chinese civilization. It pursues the soul of the Chinese nation, enthusiastically praises the new era, and eulogizes the Chinese national spirit that has lasted for thousands of years.

In the form of documentary literature, the author describes the extraordinary journey of the People's Procuratorate system in the sixteen years after the restoration and reconstruction of the People's Procuratorate in my country (1984 to 2000). The work uses the Procuratorate Building of Dangshan County in northern Anhui Province as the background, and tells the historical changes in the functions of the People's Procuratorate of our country through a series of cases; from the first time that the Procuratorate uniformly wore "military-style" procuratorial uniforms, to the change of attire after taking off the "green military uniform" and replacing it with a suit. , Demonstrates the change in the people's procuratorate's law enforcement philosophy; through the depiction of the daily work of new and old prosecutors, it shows the tenderness of the older generation of prosecutors and their care and training for the younger generation, and reflects the history of the struggle of one generation of prosecutors to pass on the fire and continue their entrepreneurship.

This book is a reportage that tells the story of desert control scientist Liu Mingting's desert control experience of more than 60 years in the desert of southern Xinjiang. Liu Mingting has won three awards from the United Nations Environment Program. In 2019, he was awarded the title of "The Most Beautiful Struggler" by the Propaganda Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China in celebration of the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Liu Mingting has studied tamarisk and sand control throughout his life, representing the highest level of tamarisk research in my country. He discovered 5 new species of tamarisk, invented the high-yield tamarisk seedling cultivation technology, and used "flood irrigation" technology to develop the tamarisk vegetation in southern Xinjiang to more than 5 million acres, making outstanding contributions to Xinjiang's ecological environment management. He invented the tamarisk planting technology, which organically combined ecological and economic benefits. Under his leadership and guidance, 500,000 acres of red willow trees were developed throughout the Hotan area, allowing hundreds of thousands of farmers in the desert area to embark on the road to get rid of poverty and become rich. The work vividly displays a typical image of a role model of the era. It promotes the patriotic spirit, inspires the patriotic feelings of people of all ethnic groups in the country, and gathers powerful patriotic power to realize the Chinese dream of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.

This book is based on the 1980s and 1990s when the Chinese Armed Police Hydropower Corps built the Tibet Yanghu Power Station on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, known as the "Third Pole" of the Earth. It describes the work of 3,000 officers and soldiers on the world's highest altitude, the highest water head in China, the longest diversion tunnel, and the most difficult construction. It was a key project to aid Tibet during the country's "Eighth Five-Year Plan" period. During the construction of the pumped storage power station, we challenged the limits of life, overcame the harsh natural environment, crossed the chest and abdomen of Gambala Mountain, and launched an eight-year battle in the "life forbidden zone" on the roof of the world, creating the "Yanghu Spirit" of "unity and cooperation, tenacious struggle, selfless dedication, and scientific progress", one of the "five spirits" highlighted in Tibet's propaganda. It focuses on portraying a vivid image of a group of hydropower officers and soldiers who worked hard, were not afraid of sacrifice, and dedicated themselves sincerely, and created miracles in the world with strength, fearlessness, and bravery.

In this book, Evan Kyle uses words and pictures to record the origin of the World War II photo album and the entire journey of donating the photo album. After making this important decision, Evan encountered severe online violence and death threats. He was once forced to wear a body armor and carry a gun to protect himself. He suffered tremendous psychological pressure and even sought help from a psychiatrist due to panic symptoms. However, he still donated this World War II photo album to China without hesitation. In November 2024, Evan set foot on Chinese soil for the first time and embarked on a healing journey across borders. He personally went to Nanjing, Harbin and other places to review that period of history that cannot be forgotten. As an ordinary person, Evan insisted on doing the right thing out of a pure sense of justice and a good heart to protect the truth of history. His actions made more people understand the dark history of the Japanese invasion of China, and encouraged the general public to cherish peace more. At the same time, they also conveyed the warmth of humanity and extraordinary courage that transcends national boundaries, allowing more people with conscience to "see history and remember the past."

In writing about topics such as "feminism", "female independence" and "female power", women at the bottom always seem to be in a state of aphasia. Daughters who are sold as commodities by their biological mothers, wives who have suffered domestic violence for a long time, women who are homeless due to divorce, lost girls who are accidentally involved in murder cases... They are on the margins of society, either ignorant because of the scarcity of educational resources, or struggling because of lack of economic independence, or tightly bound by the shackles of stereotypes and bad habits. In order to be seen and respected, they decided to go to court. 15 Passionate female lawsuits, 15 true stories about "lower class" women, 15 fights against unfair fate. At the end of the story, because of the law, they all have a new life of their own. What this book records is the cry of women at the bottom and their "determination to run away."

This book is a long documentary. It tells the story of Hefei Economic and Technological Development Zone, which after thirty years of hard work and struggle, came from behind and entered the first square of national development zones. From the initial comprehensive ranking of 16 development zones in the central and western regions, it has entered the top 10 of 217 national economic development zones in the country. From the initial opening of a gas station to building cement culverts to the present day Manufacturing world brands such as Hitachi, Haier, Lenovo, and NIO, from a rural area full of wheat fields and rapeseed fields to a brand new modern city, witnessed the process of Hefei and even Anhui entering the era of scientific and technological innovation from a traditional agricultural society, and demonstrated Hefei's courage and determination to innovate and catch up in the historical tide of reform.

This collection includes three of Chen Hui's works - "In the Vegetable Market, In the Human World", "Going to a Place with Flowers", and "Other Country", which are regarded as important achievements in the field of contemporary non-fiction writing that are both pyrotechnic and literary. With their unique civilian perspective and deep empathy, they construct a literary monument about life, migration and belonging. The author Chen Hui, known as the "philosopher of life in the market", uses her keen observation rooted in the market to penetrate into three key scenes of life, from the specific and subtle survival scene, to the spiritual pursuit across geography, to the deep concern for the fate of the group. The three works progress layer by layer, fully demonstrating Chen Hui's creative pedigree starting from the scene of life and finally arriving at universal human nature.

A thrilling documentary of giant wildfires, a panoramic exploration of the dramatic changes in the relationship between fire and humans. In May 2016, wildfires ravaged Fort McMurray, the center of Canada's oil industry. The multi-billion-dollar disaster melted vehicles, turned entire communities into fireballs and forced 88,000 people to flee their homes in just one afternoon. Through this wildfire catastrophe-this apocalyptic blaze-John Valiente warns the world that this is not an isolated incident, but a sign of the grim and terrifying future we face, a future engulfed in flames. Fire has been a companion of human evolution for tens of thousands of years, shaping civilization, culture, and probably even our brains. It allows us to cook food, keep our homes warm, protect our homes, and power the machines that underpin modern economies. Yet this unstable energy source has always threatened to escape human control, and in a new era of increasing climate change, we are witnessing its destructive power wreaking havoc as never before. With masterful writing and cinematic vision, Valiente takes us on a gripping journey through the intertwined histories of the North American oil industry and the birth of climate science, confronting the unprecedented devastation of modern forest fires to understand how these disasters have forever changed people's lives. This work is dedicated to this age of global burning, which is only just beginning.

"I went into the sewers of Tokyo to search and rescue kittens, risked radiation to search for Shiba Inu in post-earthquake Fukushima, and jumped between the rooftops of high-rise buildings for a chinchilla; I was almost killed by a hunter, driven away by villagers wielding sickles, and treated as a suspect by the police... Many people asked to join my 'Pet Detective Team,' but most of them could not last more than half a year..." The seemingly interesting and loving profession of pet detective is actually full of danger and hardship? Hiroshi Fujiwara, who has been in the business for more than 20 years and has recovered more than 2,000 pets, recounted his adventures with cats, dogs, rabbits, marmots and other small animals.

This book is a memoir by Lynne Tillman, a well-known American novelist. With a calm, keen eye and unvarnished candor, she records the long years and complicated thoughts of caring for her disabled mother. It tells the story of the suddenly reversed mother-daughter relationship, and also writes down her thoughts on aging, family care, and death. In the past eleven years, the once capable mother has become unable to take care of herself, and the words Alzheimer's disease, hydrocephalus, epilepsy, and dementia have become the core of Tillman's life. Staying with her mother at home, adapting to her mother's mood swings, repeatedly going to the hospital, looking for caregivers, and dealing with repeated emergencies have become an irregular daily routine for her and her sisters. Although Tillman is not loved by her mother, she still wants to be a dutiful daughter and let her mother live well. However, under the heavy load, she cannot avoid inner exhaustion, resentment, and the conflict between responsibility and self. Harshly candid and heartbreakingly true, this is the self-confession of an "imperfect daughter". Tillman uses a very universal personal narrative that resonates with all family caregivers and provides comfort to every parent.

It interviews many researchers in the United States and records their firm research and reasoning on "the Chinese came to the Americas first". This is a cross-border ideological adventure note that challenges historical conclusions. In early 2020, the author received an invitation from Douglas Preston, chairman of the Writers Guild of America, to go to the United States to interview more than a dozen researchers who firmly believe that "the Chinese arrived (in America) before Columbus" - including historians, archaeologists, geological geographers, architecture professors, NASA engineers, American veterans of World War II, and descendants of missionaries whose ancestors and fathers lived in China. They believe that Columbus, who crossed the Atlantic in 1492 and thought he had reached India, was definitely not the first person to "discover" the American continent. These doubters wrote books or articles based on their own research and reasoning. They firmly believed that in addition to the Chinese with ancient advanced civilization and technology, Polynesians, Phoenicians, Greeks, ancestors from Southeast Asia and South Pacific islands had crossed the sea many times to the Americas thousands of years ago. This book is the author's interview notes with these researchers.

This book brings together many real stories of families with autistic children, from early intervention, school integration, to specialty development and social employment. The protagonists in the book find their own light in a challenging journey, explaining the meaning of love, understanding and scientific intervention. This is not only a book about autism, but also a book about growth and seeing, seeing variety and possibility, seeing love and hope. This book uses vivid cases to show us that each child's autism manifestations, defects, strengths, progress and prognosis are different. The heartfelt words made us deeply realize that parents have similar love, expectations and efforts for their children. Parents of autistic children, practitioners in the autism industry, and other interested readers can gain a lot of insights from reading this book, learn rich experiences and lessons, and learn useful methods and techniques.

The stories you are about to read are true events. Names in some stories have been changed to protect those involved, but the stories themselves are authentic. These stories come from the work experience of a high school dropout who was once an out-and-out hippie, and later accidentally became a forensic anthropologist, and then served as the deputy scientific director of the world-renowned Forensic Skeleton Laboratory (the U. S. Government's central forensic laboratory). This book will lead you on an adventure of identifying bones and tell you how to read a person's life history by observing his bones and teeth. There is conspiracy, suspense, and the heartfelt excitement after the truth is revealed!

In the 99.9% Criminal trial guilt rate, look for the 0.1% Possibility of justice; see through the "fictional stories" spun by prosecutors and the media, and unearth the buried truth step by step. Hironaka Toichiro is one of the most famous criminal defense lawyers in Japan. He has been practicing law for more than 50 years and has handled nearly 2,000 cases. He has repeatedly achieved reversal in lawsuits that were almost destined to lose, and won acquittal verdicts for his clients, and is known as the "innocent defender." Lawyer Hongzhong always believes that the way lawyers should survive is to "draw a clear line from power" and protect the dignity and rights of individuals. Shortly after receiving his lawyer's badge, he defended Marklin, an American young man who was deported from Japan for participating in anti-Vietnam War activities. The case became an important precedent that established the protection of human rights for foreigners in Japan. Later, he actively participated in lawsuits involving drug accidents and medical malpractice, fighting for the rights of plaintiffs, and participated in the establishment of organizations such as the "Physicians and Lawyers Association Fighting Medical Harm" and the "Medical Malpractice Research Association". In the 1980s, he defended Miura Kazuyoshi, who was portrayed by the media as a "wife murderer". This case was a turning point in his career when he began to defend "evil people". In the "Atsuko Muraki incident" that caused a sensation in Japan, he not only cleared the grievances of the parties concerned, but also exposed the scandal of prosecutors tampering with evidence, and ultimately the top prosecutors were forced to resign; in the "Ghosn incident" that attracted international attention, he revealed the truth about Japan's "hostage justice" from the perspective of a defender. Lawyer Hongzhong has recorded more than 20 representative cases in his career. His clients include politicians and officials accused of corruption, well-known entertainers whose reputations have been damaged and their privacy violated, and ordinary people who have suffered drug poisoning and traffic accidents, or been involved in unjust cases of perverts. He did not credulously believe media reports, nor did he succumb to pressure from officials and public opinion. He insisted on on-the-spot investigation and independent thinking until the truth came out.

At present, the total number of wild horses in my country has exceeded 700, accounting for nearly one-third of the total number of wild horses in the world. China's wild horse protection has also become an internationally recognized success story in biodiversity conservation. This book is the first domestic reportage on the theme of ecological civilization that tells the story from a first-person perspective of the author Zhang Hefan's deep experience in the wild horse protection center and his involvement in the wild horse protection cause for more than ten years. The author of this book, Ms. Zhang Hefan, has been working at the Xinjiang Wild Horse Breeding Research Center since graduating from university. She has worked hard with her colleagues for more than 26 years, made outstanding contributions to wild horse release, and dedicated all her youth to the protection of wild horses in our country. With vivid and expressive brushstrokes, she panoramically displayed the survival, rise and fall of wild horses in China, as well as the arduous and arduous journey of wild horse protection in China. The work also reveals a large number of little-known wilderness stories and humanized wild horse family secrets. From the unique perspective of human and horse symbiosis, interdependence and redemption, it profoundly explains the concept of "man and nature are a community of life". It is a beautiful Chinese story that is stained with mud, dewdrops, and steam. It is true and profound, and exudes the life force of a wild horse. It demonstrates China's "responsibility" for the protection of ecological civilization and the "pioneering spirit" of the Chinese nation.

The amateur story of the end of the world has moved readers around the world. "My life has not been wasted, I have lived every minute and every second." The story begins in Manapouri, a remote village in the southernmost fjords of New Zealand, where Ruth Shaw opened two small bookstores, giving customers who came and went far more than the pleasure and comfort of books. And Ruth Shaw's life was far more exciting than it seemed. Despite heartbreak and unhealable trauma, she was always tenacious and never forgot to give people warmth. This book will make you cry, make you laugh, keep reading, and make you want to visit Ruth and her two little bookstores. This is a bookstore you want to visit, and Ruth is someone you want to get to know.