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This is a Chinese story that belongs to our era. It tells the joy and tragedy behind the prosperous times of a great country. It tells the story of a pair of schoolmates after a major earthquake, one of whom became a national hero, while the other lost his arm and is worried about tomorrow's livelihood; it tells the lives of a group of forgotten abandoned babies, who were abandoned by their biological parents, became bargaining chips for social capital with their adopters, and eventually died in a fire; it tells the story of a business established by 80,000 Qingtian people who came to Western Europe The Kingdom of Industry; it tells the story of gold diggers from Shanglin Township, Guangxi who were expelled in Africa; it tells how the Internet inspired the democratic impulse of a village in northern Jiangsu... The author hopes that with the help of the people and stories in his writing, it can bring some thoughts: when the country develops, how to improve the happiness of every Chinese person, so that the dignity of the individual soul can float to the surface and bathe in light.

In the past 10 years, the Internet has "flyed into the homes of ordinary people" and changed our daily necessities, food, housing and transportation. We are all familiar with the "big guys" in the Internet field, but for grassroots Internet users, we are limited to labels such as "996", "plaid shirt" and "bald". What kind of ups and downs have Internet people experienced in the industry trend? What joys and anxieties do they have in their daily lives? What kind of ups and downs are there in the inner world? In order to let grassroots Internet people be seen, understood, and remembered, the author Sha Zishe resigned from his million-dollar annual salary and traveled across the country to delve into the lives of grassroots Internet people. He followed and interviewed 20 ordinary Internet people in 8 cities in an immersive and in-depth manner. At the same time, the stories of grassroots Internet users are also a microcosm of the Chinese story, reflecting the current social situation, not only allowing the dignity of ordinary people to be seen, but also allowing the footnotes of the times to be followed. For Internet people, this book allows you to see yourself. For readers who don't know people on the Internet, this book gives you the opportunity to get to know them up close. For future generations, this book provides you with valuable information about an important group in a specific period of history. This book provides vivid inspiration for Internet people who want to change jobs (the Internet industry has a detailed division of labor, and many people don't know what other positions are doing), Internet people who want to decide which city to live in for a long time (this book covers 8 cities in the 5 major economic circles), young people who want to enter the Internet industry, and Internet people's relatives and friends who care about Internet people but don't know what they are doing overtime all day long.

This book tells the legendary story of the Steel 1205 drilling team, which represents the "Iron Man Spirit" in the new era. This work tells the story of the Daqing Iron and Steel 1205 drilling team led by "Iron Man" Wang Jinxi. As the birthplace of the "Iron Man Spirit", as an Iron Man drilling team, it has always kept in mind the kindness of the party for 68 years, fought in the north and south, searched for oil for the country, and created With 4 world records, 15 national records, and a total of 3.15 Million meters of drilling, it has made great achievements for the motherland's oil industry, gained fame overseas, cheered for the nation, and continued to strive to ensure the country's energy security, creating impressive results. ?

Recommended by "Guangming Daily" and "Xinhua Digest", this is a masterpiece by Xiong Yuqun, winner of the Lu Xun Literature Award. This book tells the touching story of doctor Zhong Nanshan and his valuable backbone, taking readers deep into the scenes of "SARS" and "COVID-19", two historic "war epidemics" that have had a major impact on the country. Zhong Nanshan's admirable academic courage, noble medical ethics and in-depth scientific exploration have given people the power to defeat the epidemic. The book also intersperses stories about Zhong Nanshan's family background, growth and study experience, and the professionalism and professional ethics of the team he leads, giving a three-dimensional representation of the image of this highly respected academician.

This book is a work of reportage, covering the origin of Donglai Police Station and the daily work content of the police station. It records the actual work of grassroots police and tells the "behind-the-scenes stories" of the police handling process that are "ignored" in daily life. The panoramic display shows the history of Donglai Police Station's struggle for more than 70 years and Donglai's advanced deeds.

In May 2021, Zhejiang's opinions on high-quality development and construction of a common prosperity demonstration zone were released, requiring Zhejiang to form a batch of successful experiences that can be replicated and promoted. The book takes Zhejiang's balanced development in the past 20 years and the 20-year transformation of the successful experience of mountain-sea cooperation as a sample of common prosperity led by Comrade Xi Jinping during his work in Zhejiang as the main line. It reviews and summarizes the cases and experiences of Zhejiang's move toward common prosperity. It provides a panoramic depiction of Zhejiang through vivid character portrayals and event descriptions, as well as specific experience introductions such as hematopoietic assistance, "enclave economy", ecological industry platforms, resource linkage, and education sharing. After 20 years of hard work and hard work, Zhejiang has embarked on a development path of two-way interaction, win-win cooperation, played a happy song of common prosperity for mountains and seas, written a magnificent epic, answered the questions of the times, people and the world about common prosperity, and is a practical exploration of China's ideal social picture in the future.

"This is your home" - I need to tell her over and over again\u002Fhim. Winner of the Japan Literature Promotion Society Kikuchi Kan Prize, this book collects a large number of very representative cases, reflecting the problems of family care for the elderly with dementia and the shortcomings of insufficient social support in Japanese society, and giving a glimpse of the serious problems faced by the aging society. "Why can't I find it? Every day is like hell." "I dare not relax even for 5 minutes... Even so, he is still lost." Today in Japan, there are more than 8 million confirmed and potential dementia patients, and 1 in every 4 elderly people has the disease. Dementia has become a national disease. Many people are afraid to tell those around them that a family member has dementia due to fear of prejudice. These patients are at high risk of getting lost, missing, or even dying in familiar neighborhoods. The NHK special program recording team interviewed more than 400 families to face the plight of people with dementia and their families, and explore the road to "building a city where people with dementia can live with peace of mind."

From the "discovery of the century" to the "scandal recorded in the history of science", the "STAP cell incident", one of the three major scientific research scandals of the 20th century, alongside the Schön incident and the Hwang Woo-suk incident, is fully revealed. Won the Soichi Otaku Nonfiction Award and the Science Journalist Award. STAP Cell incidents can never be attributed to a specific person. Problems arose at all stages, including the way the experiments were carried out, the discussions in the laboratory, the way the results were published, the handling of suspicions of fraud, and even the education received by the first author in graduate school. At some point before the paper was published, someone should have been aware of the possibility of serious scientific misconduct, which could have been prevented. ... In this context where many opportunities that should have been wasted, I think there are certain structural problems lurking that are eroding the front line of scientific research in Japan. --Excerpted from the postscript of the library edition of this book

Since entering the U. S. Department of Justice in 1987, James Comey has spent most of his career in this department. From serving as an assistant federal prosecutor for the Southern District of New York in the 1980s and 1990s, he battled wits with drug dealers and gang leaders; to presiding over anti-terrorism investigations after the "9·11" terrorist attacks, and to deal with the dilemma of the legality of government work; to taking charge of the FBI in 2013, investigating controversial social cases such as the Ferguson shooting, and experiencing the "undercurrent" of the transition period of presidential power. He understands more deeply than anyone else the core concepts that the U. S. Department of Justice should adhere to in its work: truth first, openness and transparency, and maintaining public trust. At the same time, as an insider, he knows better than anyone how far the current U. S. Department of Justice has deviated from this philosophy. Especially during the farce of the 2016 election, the Department of Justice encountered frequent partisan attacks due to its investigations into the "Email Gate" and "Russian Collusion". Trump's repeated interference and manipulation of the Department of Justice caused the Department of Justice to encounter the most serious crisis of trust since the "Watergate Incident." Comey was fired by Trump for no reason in 2017, which brought to the forefront the century-old secret war between the FBI and the White House. In this book, Comey restores real cases that he personally experienced, allowing us to see the truth and lies, constraints and negligence, confusion and perseverance that American law enforcement officers face in their daily work. He is not afraid to reveal those bloody lessons again, just to call on the U. S. Department of Justice to return to the path of justice and stick to the pure land of justice in his heart.

This book uses a documentary style to record the legendary journey of 8,000 soldiers from the old liberated area of ​​Bohai, Texas during the War of Liberation, who joined the 359th Brigade of General Wang Zhen and formed the Bohai Sea Region Teaching Brigade, which was later changed to the Independent Sixth Brigade of the Northwest Field Army and the Second Infantry Division of the First Field Column. They set out from the Bohai Bay and marched westward for thousands of miles. They finally reached Xinjiang, liberated Xinjiang, and then took root in Xinjiang. It has important historical research value.

The book consists of four chapters with about 400,000 words. It mainly records the magnificent, twists and turns, hard-working and touching 30-year historical journey of Gaomi Red from the period of the New Democratic Revolution to the period of resisting U. S. Aggression and aiding Korea. It describes and depicts Song Guorui (Secretary of the Gaomi County Party Committee from 1927 to 1928), Xiahou Sumin (head of the 13th Regiment of the 5th Division, the main force of the Jiaodong Military Region), Shan Jiyou ("Resisting U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea"). There are more than 50 characters including revolutionary martyrs such as Fu Shutang (the founder of the high-density party organization of the Communist Party of China and former acting secretary of the Shandong Provincial Party Committee), Wang Deshun (the "Explosion Hero" of the Liberation War), Du Xiulan (a cadre of the Women's Rescue Society), Xu Xuejian (the "Funeral Soldier" of the Volunteer Army), and other old party members, veterans and ordinary people. The arduous and glorious years of many red fortress villages in the war years are reproduced in focus. This is a long reportage that writes and reflects the red history of Gaomi in the early and middle periods in a panoramic manner.

This book uses documentary writing to describe the heroic, tenacious and epic struggle of a revolutionary force composed of 8,000 soldiers from the Bohai Liberated Area of ​​Shandong during the Liberation War, marching into Xinjiang in bloody battlefields. It is a masterpiece dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the founding of the People's Liberation Army.

Winning the battle against poverty is a must-attack and a win-win battle before China can fully realize a moderately prosperous society in 2020. This book is based on the deeds of Song Rui, a "national contributor to poverty alleviation". In the style of reportage, it tells the story of the first secretary in the village leading rural cadres and the masses on the road to alleviation of poverty.

The first part of the book, "Oriental Ballet Flower Drum Lantern" interweaves reality and ancient myths and legends with time and space, integrating the folk customs up and down the river, the reincarnation and divinity of disasters and blessings, the inheritance and perseverance of several generations of drum lantern artists, the exquisiteness and skill of the flower drum lantern art, the inheritance and tenacious vitality of different eras, etc., Into the whole book about the lantern saints and lantern saints. Under the exquisitely conceived "inscriptions and postscripts" such as lamp soul, lamp eye, lamp stand, lamp girl, lamp god, etc., In the wonderful philosophical thoughts and flowing narration, the wonderful titles and stories from the folk such as Tian Xiaoyinzi, Thousand Miles of Huaihe River, Gaijiujiang, Jumping Fish, Heartthrob, Angry Monkey, Floating on the Water, etc. Are written vividly on the paper. The next chapter of this book is entitled "Little Troupe of Grassroots People in a Big Country", which introduces Anhui Sizhou Opera, also known as "Lahun Tune", which has a history of more than 300 years and is one of the four outstanding opera types in Anhui along with Hui Opera, Huangmei Opera and Lu Opera. Sizhou Opera has a profound mass foundation and rich cultural heritage. With its beautiful singing style and beautiful melody, Sizhou Opera is sung on both sides of the Huaihe River and north and south of the Yangtze River. The article tells the story of the survival and development of a "little troupe", that is, a folk art group with "soul tune". The book uses the personal experiences of several folk artists to tell the story of generations of artists relying on their love, persistence and perseverance in this art form.

Through a large number of historical facts and the writing style of documentary literature, this book truly reproduces the tortuous course of study and struggle of Deng Xiaoping in his youth (before the age of 45, 1904-1949). The book comprehensively displays Deng Xiaoping's wonderful youth years through eleven chapters, including Youth in the Clouds, Chasing Dreams in France, Studying in Moscow, Raising the Flag of Liberation, Supporting Mao Zedong, Editor-in-Chief of the Red Star Newspaper, Soldiers in the Taihang Mountains, Chasing in the Central Plains, Crossing the Yangtze River, Liberating Southwest, and the Women Behind Him.

This book truly describes the whole process of China's shipbuilding front cadres and workers facing total annihilation at the beginning of reform and opening up, who resolutely implemented Deng Xiaoping's strategic decision of "the shipbuilding industry must enter the international market", fought against all odds, fought against the odds, broke through the siege, entered the international market tenaciously, overtook the United States, Britain, Japan and South Korea, became the world's largest shipbuilding country, and achieved a major strategic turning point. This is an important part of China's reform and opening up. It is the most exciting chapter in the magnificent history of national development. It is also a history of national rejuvenation that realizes the Chinese people's dream of becoming a maritime power and shocks the entire world. This book combines thought, authenticity, and literature. It is highly readable, gripping, and tear-jerking. It will make people feel breathless after reading it.

Law, wealth, freedom! Using the history of the corporate rights movement, it tells the story of the U. S. Constitution, the Supreme Court, and the civil rights movement. Shortlisted for the National Book Award, the National Book Critics Circle Award, the American Bar Association's Silver Gavel Award for Nonfiction of the Year, and the New York Times, The Washington Post, The Economist, and The Boston Globe's Best Books of the Year. Throughout American history, legal persons have fought tirelessly and with remarkable success to have the same constitutional rights as individuals. The connection between legal persons and the constitution is closer than people think. Our story begins in the colonial period, a time when corporations, even before they began seeking individual rights in the Supreme Court, had a huge impact on Americans' ideas about government. After all, it was a company that first sowed the seeds of democracy in the colonies, and its purpose was to make profits rather than advance freedom. Moreover, the colonies were organized from the outset as corporations under written charters, which, like constitutions, established legislative rules and limited the power of officials. Therefore, many of the unusual features of the U. S. Constitution can be traced to the country's corporate origins.

In the UK, two women are killed by their partners every week; in the US, there are three victims every day; and in Mexico, there are about five victims every day. In 2020, the UK's intimate partner homicide rate doubled after the coronavirus lockdown, with similar increases seen around the world. Women make up 82% of the victims of intimate partner homicides. For a woman, the danger is most likely to come from a man with whom she is or has had an intimate relationship. Killers do not suddenly spiral out of control, and domestic violence is central to understanding intimate partner homicide. Crime modeler Professor Jane Monkton-Smith studied more than 400 intimate partner homicides to construct portraits of murderers and their motivations for killing wives, partners and even children, and found that murderers often follow a pattern of emotional manipulation. However, emotional manipulation is often difficult to detect, convoluted, or deeply hidden. Emotional manipulation is now a criminal offense in the UK. Professor Smith's work seeks to find ways to help individuals, charities, police forces and the judiciary identify and identify patterns of emotional manipulation, tracking how risks to potential victims escalate over time. She breaks this escalating risk into eight stages, a "homicide timeline." "Fatal Lover" uses real cases collected during work to review the eight stages of the "homicide timeline" one by one, visually displaying the mental processes of the victim, perpetrator and murderer at each stage, and debunking the "myths" about emotional manipulation, domestic violence and passion killing.

The real situation of ordinary people in Japan is that everyone is in danger. Such a society is not far away from us! The second volume of the flagship branch of Shanghai Translation's non-fiction series "Translation Documentary" "Japanese Field Observation" allows you to experience the scene personally, get a glimpse of the complex face of Japanese society, and understand the living conditions of ordinary people trapped in a dilemma. Poverty, education, elderly care, medical care, death... Are not only hot topics in people's livelihood, but also structural issues related to our future survival. Translation Documentary is a sub-brand book series founded by Shanghai Translation Publishing House in 2013. It is also the first open series in China that publishes non-fiction works together. "Special Topics on Translation Documentary: Japanese On-site Observation Volume 2 (Set of 5 Volumes)" includes five best-selling works in the "Translation Documentary" series that focus on Japanese social observation: "The Bankruptcy of the Elderly", "The Bankruptcy of Two Generations of the Elderly", "Euthanasia Scene", "High School Students and Busy People" and "Toda Women", using stories to enter the reality, get close to the scene, and gain insight into people's livelihood. It provides a glimpse into the complex face of Japanese society, showing social problems that are common in Japanese society but easily overlooked, uncovering mysteries beyond imagination, understanding this familiar yet unfamiliar country, and getting close to the lives of ordinary Japanese people. Through other people's real stories, they can reflect themselves, recognize the reality, face the bleak life, and think about how to survive.

This is a book about the death of an old man. Death is a kind of return and the ultimate belonging of human beings. However, how to face death is different for everyone, with different understandings and feelings, and even different ways. This book interviews, personally experiences, and records ten elderly people, truly describing the end of their lives. The author spent three years conducting in-depth observation and experience in many nursing homes. A nursing home is a small society. There is loneliness and care here. There is compassion and innocence, and there is also evil and indifference. Some of them were published in "Beijing Literature" and gained readers' attention.

This book contains nine reportage works created by the author Li Shousheng, which focuses on the results of his many years of literary creation. Among them, "The Sacred Hall of "MBA"" won the first prize in the "Backbone of the Republic" essay competition in 2001, and "Singing "Shenzhou Six"" won the special prize in the 2006 Chinese Reportage Society and "Pioneer Cup" National Reportage Essay Competition of "Reportage" magazine. The work is rich in content and profound in thought. From different aspects, it truly reflects the unremitting pursuit and sincere affection of this generation of people of the same age in the Republic for life, life and career.

"I was born in San Remo... I was born in both San Remo and America." "I was born in America" ​​is a collection of interviews conducted by Calvino from 1951 to 1985. The 101 interviews spanned four decades. This is the most precious collection of Calvino's autobiography: it includes disclosure of interesting facts about his works, analysis of the situation and destiny of Italian and foreign literature, and reflections on the city, the universe and the future of mankind... This is the story of how Calvino became a writer, a multi-faceted autobiography like a rotating prism, and a "book of puzzles" for understanding Calvino's narrative art and aesthetic thoughts.

The author went to Yonghe for the fifth time and traveled throughout this small county with only one road. He harvested many stories and selected 33 highly representative figures to show the prosperous battle against poverty in the area. These thirty-three stories embody the hard work and wisdom of the working people. Sophora flower cakes, red dates, paper-cuts, bean curds, vermicelli, donkey meat... Behind the smoky words lies a powerful will to live. Under the guidance of the local government, these kind-hearted people have walked out of their own way with hard-working hands.

This book is not a guide to studying abroad, nor is it an inspirational guide for successful people at the "top of the pyramid". It is just the narration of a group of new era international students, telling the real life of studying abroad beyond the halo and criticism, focusing on psychological growth, exploring the true meaning of studying abroad, and telling those who want to go out and have a try, what kind of world you will face.

As a necessary place on the Silk Road connecting Eastern and Western cultures, the Pamir Plateau has always been the highland of human dreams. "Eagle Flew Over the Pamir" meticulously depicts the true state of growth and life of Tajik children on the Pamir Plateau, and shows the unique ethnic customs and traditional culture on the Pamir Plateau. Every child in the author's works is fresh and full of personality: Curry, who had a heavenly voice and once performed in Hong Kong but finally gave up his dream of music; Mark Busha, who left the mountains and loved painting and wanted to make a living by jade carving; Sophia, the advertising girl with a bright smile and a slightly shrewd eyebrow... These children who ran to study among the cliffs and torrents grew up in the Pamir Plateau simply and hard, and at the same time they also longed for life outside. In the "Buzhou Mountain" that supports the sky, this group of Tajik children continue to hone themselves, flying over the Pamir again and again like eagles practicing their wings. One day they will transform into brave eagles soaring in the sky, guarding their homeland and guarding their dreams.

Includes the original work "Please tell the director, the mission of the Third Brigade has been completed" from the movie "The Third Brigade" starring Zhang Yi. Real case records of frontline police officers, digging into the large and small cases they have witnessed over the years. The story contains deep thoughts on children's education, dumbfounding about old-age care, the chaos of medical troubles and "censorship", and cases of seeking power for personal gain and ultimately reaping the consequences; there is the captain of the third brigade who did not hesitate to "undercover" for 11 years to catch the criminals; there is the police chief who is usually cold-faced and shameless but actually lurked for 60 hours in a row and died on duty; Director Lin, whose girlfriend quit drug addiction and became a policeman himself, is also involved in the fatal drinking during the Spring Festival, clever fraud, misunderstandings and tragedies caused by school bullying, as well as a series of hot topics in people's livelihood such as restructuring and retirement. It also focuses on the urgent and busy work of front-line police officers; on the other hand, there are also stories about reforming and starting a new life, which is like a human tragedy and comedy. Shenlan wrote this with his own writing style, allowing ordinary readers to better understand the daily work of grassroots policemen, and also sounded the alarm for us. It is a rare non-fiction masterpiece. Every story in the book is a microcosm of an individual's destiny, the sighs behind juvenile delinquency, the dawn of a major case that has been silent for many years, the thrill and warmth of chasing the murderer on New Year's Eve... We can't see it, but there are countless "deep blues" in action.

"Patients Without Borders" is a personal account of ten years of cancer treatment. The author suffers from a rare cancer, adrenocortical carcinoma. The incidence of this disease is one in a million, and there are not many treatment options and effective drugs. To this end, the author went to the MD Anderson Cancer Center in the United States to seek medical treatment. He went through the shocking experience of 2 surgeries, 5 recurrences and metastases, 4 emergency visits, and 6 radiotherapy treatments in 10 years. Finally, he was "reborn" by participating in 3 clinical trials of new drugs. This manuscript records in detail the 3,000-day medical treatment experience, and also contains many experiences and thoughts on cancer treatment options. It is a non-fiction work that contains both experiences and thoughts, as well as many real cases. It not only involves the treatment of diseases, but also reflects on the current lifestyle, reminding readers that people have nothing to be proud of, not even their own bodies.

"Still Loving Life" is a collection of true stories, based on the popular talk show "Interviews with Liangzi". It selected 20 stubborn souls from more than 500 interviewees, dug into their panoramic stories about setbacks, growth and struggles and compiled them into a volume to provide a glimpse. Seeing the emotional state and positive spiritual orientation of the contemporary youth group, we encourage young friends to not be depressed when encountering setbacks, not to be afraid when encountering dangers, and not to fall when encountering temptations. They should write their own capitalized lives in positions in all walks of life and spread out their own blueprint for life.

"People who come to Telegram don't come to Telegram to see normal things, right?" "Can I publish my ex-girlfriend's KakaoTalk account here?" "Everyone, that woman (victim) is dead." "Who is she? It's not my fault anyway, hehe." In March 2020, the Room N incident in South Korea shocked the world, and the issue of digital sex crimes entered the public eye. In Room N, women, including minors, were threatened to take illegal sex videos. The pictures are unsightly and the methods are extremely cruel. The perpetrators showed no remorse, spread the information at will, and even profited from it. In the nightmare of digital sex crimes, who will protect children and create a safe world? Who could have predicted how close women would be to sex crimes? In a society where women are unsafe, where does that leave everyone else?

This book is a long documentary focusing on the group of delivery boys. Today, when digital life has become a daily routine, takeaway boys and couriers have become a huge group of employees. They are strivers and "creators of a better life." The author of this book has interviewed nearly a hundred delivery boys, and uses warm words to present vivid portraits of the delivery boys to the readers, recording their difficult lives and unremitting struggles. They are eager to change their current lives, are willing to selflessly contribute to their families, actively lend a helping hand to strangers, and dare to take on responsibilities during epidemics and crises. Although they are ordinary ordinary people, they shine with a warm and touching light of humanity. This book affirms the hard work of delivery boys as ordinary individuals, and also praises the collective value they contribute to achieving common prosperity.

The book is a long documentary work on the theme of the resettlement project during the construction of the Three Gorges Project. The author conducted in-depth interviews in 11 provinces and cities, and used rich, detailed and vivid examples to show people how the world-class problem of immigration relocation has been well solved in China. He praised the concern of the party and the government for the production and life of the immigrants, praised the immigration cadres for conscientiously implementing the party's immigration policy and solving the problems of immigrants. He also introduced the immigrants' struggle to become self-reliant, start a second business, and change their destiny. The works are mixed with narratives and discussions, with delicate descriptions, fluent language and a strong sense of reality.

"Looking for Zhige'ar" is a documentary novel with the theme of China's targeted poverty alleviation. It tells the story of the village "Secretary" and the young "village committee members" forming the "iron triangle" to lead the Yi compatriots in Geluo Village out of poverty and become rich. The book talks about almost all the topics covered in the Poverty Alleviation Conference - microfinance, medical care, education, housing, infrastructure construction, collective economy, changing customs, anti-corruption, etc. Through the changes in the villagers and the appearance of a Yi village in Xiaoliangshan, it shows the earth-shaking changes that are taking place in China since targeted poverty alleviation, and paints a magnificent picture of "moderately prosperous China".

"It is precisely the inability to escape that is the distinctive feature of domestic violence." Verbal violence, electric shock beatings, social isolation, and instigation of murders, a serial imprisonment murder case that shocked Japan, destroyed the victim's personality in the abyss of terror. The Kitakyushu serial murder case occurred between 1996 and 1998, but it was not until 2002 that it came to light. This unprecedented and vicious case shocked Japan. The principal offenders, Matsunaga Tai and Ogata Junko, were considered husband and wife although their marriage was not registered. Matsunaga engaged in domestic violence against Ogata Junko for twenty years, and "brainwashed" the latter through both mental and physical abuse, making him his accomplice. Six of the seven people killed were relatives of Ogata Junko. Matsunaga did not take action personally, but used violence to dominate the victims. He ranked his victims to create panic. In order not to be punished, in order not to fall to the bottom of the hierarchy, the victims spy on each other until they kill each other...

This is a book about contemporary Tsinghua students in the form of interviews with characters. It is divided into four chapters: "Studying the Ancients", "Shui Mu Xiu Zhong", "Continuous Health" and "Ten Thousand Hearts and Loyalty", with a total of 45 groups of characters. This book shows the diverse growth of Tsinghua students. Whether they are special-awarded "students" who are diligent and outstanding in their studies, or campus luminaries who focus on their interests and lead various trends, whether they are soldiers who serve in the army with their pens and bravely make military exploits, or they are caring about the people and winning at the grassroots level. They all use their actions to practice the school motto of self-improvement and virtue, and explain the feelings of Tsinghua people about their family and country and their mission and responsibility.

This book collects, excerpts, and organizes the growth stories of typical characters in various aspects of the campus. There are multi-dimensional academic masters who have all-round development, campus talents who have appeared on the shining stage, a special kind of youth who are constantly in good health, and the responsibility and responsibility to serve the country... The writing team of this book hopes to record the characters of Tsinghua in the past year. At the same time, they hope to use one vivid story after another to reflect the growth and youth of every Tsinghua person. This book is intended for readers inside and outside the school, especially freshmen, and uses typical character stories to show them who have just entered the university campus a multi-angle, real and vivid picture of Tsinghua characters, and encourages them to become the most vivid character stories on campus in the next four years of their university life.

"Hospital Anecdotes" documentary series, a blockbuster work of the non-fiction brand "Genius Catcher Project" under "Magic Universe"! A highly acclaimed work that resonates with countless fans! There are stories here that can hit everyone, and there is no such thing as "this story is purely fictitious"! Personal accounts of 9 professional doctors and nurses, and the real lives of 15 patients. The "mother" who hides in the body, the "queen" who cannot move, the "girl" who transforms into a boy, the old woman who bears the "family curse"... The condensed life hides the secret of life! The daily life in the hospital has hidden deep feelings! "White Notebook 2": A notepad in the hands of doctors and nurses. From the perspective of medical care, the book records how doctors and patients deal with the difficult moments of illness, life and death, as well as the real psychology and daily life of doctors, taking you to understand the scenes of life and death that ordinary people cannot access. A white notepad carries the joys, sorrows and joys of life, life and death, love and hate.

The University of Tokyo is the Asian school with the highest university ranking in the world and the highest institution of higher education in Japan. It is recognized as a famous school among famous schools. However, among the 3,000 freshmen admitted to Tokyo University each year, only about 600 are women. "Todai women" is a label with special meaning in Japanese society. On the one hand, it means that these elite women with Japan's highest academic qualifications are outstanding in terms of IQ and ability. On the other hand, it also means that they have a solid image of being aloof, tough, and lacking in female charm. It implies that they have deviated from the traditional path of Japanese women to care for their husbands and raise children, and they have to pay a heavy price for breaking into a male-dominated society. This book will reveal the true dilemmas faced by these highly educated female elites in their studies, work, life and family in a society dominated by men.

The legendary Southwest Associated University has trained 2 Nobel Prize winners, 8 winners of the "Two Bombs and One Satellite" merit medals, more than 100 humanities masters, and more than 170 academicians. Starting in 2014, the author of this book, the famous journalist Ding Yuanyuan, used an almost detective method to find 20 living alumni through news reports, historical archives, alumni records of the United Nations University, etc., And conducted rescue interviews. Zhao Zhongxing, a participant in the development of the first atomic bomb and a graduate of the Department of Chemical Engineering of the United Nations University; Chen Zhijing, a key member of Chiang Ching-kuo's iron-blooded salvation of the Congress and a graduate of the Department of Politics of the United Nations University... The large number of classroom details they personally told allowed the author to touch the essence of the elite education of the United Nations University: general education, workshop-style teaching, debureaucratization, etc., And preserved a precious reference for contemporary higher education. In the process of interviewing and writing this book, these last batch of Lianda University students are still passing away. This makes this book almost the last precious document that preserves the details of education at the General Assembly in the form of collective oral accounts from those who have experienced it. It also adds a lot of fresh historical materials on the Anti-Japanese War and the Civil War between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party.

This book selects the true and wonderful articles published by "Writer's Digest" in the past 30 years since its inception, about celebrities from all walks of life in modern Chinese history, such as Qian Xuesen, Yang Zhenning, Wu Qingyuan, Lin Huiyin, Hua Luogeng, Wu Guanzhong, Jin Yuelin, Shen Congwen, Qian Zhongshu, Wang Zengqi, Huang Yongyu, Bai Xianyong, etc., On their pursuit of ideals and conduct in life. Reveal the details of the lives of famous people from multiple angles, restore their spiritual pursuits, personality qualities, life interests, and vivid lives of flesh and blood.

Two senior journalists from independent media followed up the report and revealed the long-term discrimination against victims of sexual assault cases by the US judicial department, breaking the stereotype of the "perfect victim" in public opinion. In 2008, 18-year-old Mary reported that she had been assaulted by a stranger who broke into her home in Washington State, USA. However, the authenticity of the case was questioned. Because her testimony seemed contradictory, because she wasn't panicked enough, and because she probably just wanted attention. In the end, Mary changed her story and said that she had not been raped. She was prosecuted and fined for "false report" and became a liar despised by society. In 2011, a rape case in Colorado brought to light a serial sexual assault case. Two policewomen followed clues to chase the suspect, and among the evidence, they found Mary's name...

"Tokyo Vice" uses a unique perspective and revelatory examination of Japan's colorful underclass society through first-hand information. It not only tells the true story of organized crime in Japan, but also explores the modern gangster world that even Japanese rarely see, indirectly reflecting the intricate and sometimes interdependent relationship between reporters, police, and gangsters. It not only reveals the disgraceful occupations and unbearable life conditions of the people at the bottom, but also shows a fascinating and unprecedented Japanese cultural scene. At the same time, this book is also the notebook of a reporter who struggled all the way, from enthusiasm to helplessness, exhaustion, and finally holding his head carefully. It not only reveals the life scenes of the lower class in Japan, but also presents the real work scenes of journalists engaged in crime reporting.

The core meltdown was not just the reactor core of the nuclear power plant, but also the management of the troubled company TEPCO, officials from the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, the responsible department, nuclear power experts from the Nuclear Safety Commission and the National Security Agency, the stupid bankers who loaned 2 trillion yen to the nuclear accident company TEPCO but only tried their best to protect their debt when its business was in crisis, and the politicians who were still immersed in crazy political struggles despite the unprecedented national crisis. They all fell into a "core meltdown" condition. I want to document, as best I can, the incompetence, defense, blame-shifting, and lethargy of these so-called elites, executives, and luminaries.

Riko Kameishi, a young female lawyer, took over a theft case in Osaka. She originally thought it was a formality job, but she learned from the client that in order to control criminal intelligence, the police installed GPS on the suspect's vehicle and conducted mobile phone surveillance without applying for a search warrant. Sensing the danger of infringing on citizens' personal privacy, Kameishi formed a young defense team to appeal the police's overreach of power, all the way to the Supreme Court. In the end, Japan's Supreme Court ruled in 2017 that "it is illegal for the police to use GPS to monitor citizens without a search warrant." This case also became a landmark case in the Heisei era.

The "rabble" composed of the media and the public triggered a modern "witch hunt." In 2003, a vicious incident occurred in a municipal elementary school in Fukuoka City in which a teacher bullied a student. A male teacher used racial discrimination as an excuse to find trouble with fourth grade students who were "of American descent". He used vicious verbal violence and cruel corporal punishment, and even asked the students to "go to hell." The student's parents filed a civil lawsuit against the teacher, and 550 lawyers spontaneously formed a plaintiff's legal team. The Fukuoka City Board of Education also suspended the teacher. It is rare for a teacher to behave so badly. It was reported by mainstream media such as Shukan Bunshun and the Asahi Shimbun, causing an uproar. The teacher involved was dubbed "the worst 'murderous teacher' in history." But does bullying really happen? As the investigation deepened, events took a surprising turn...

The author has tracked the human body trade for 5 years and uncovered this huge and secret economic system: the human body market. This book reveals the rise, fall, and resurgence of this multibillion-dollar underground trade throughout history, and shows early medical research and modern universities, abject poverty in Eurasian villages and high-tech Western laboratories, body snatchers and surrogate mothers, bone dealers and poor people who sell their body parts to survive.

Based on original German documents, this book takes Einstein, the most famous person in the history of science, as an example, focusing on several of Einstein's most important scientific contributions, and tells about the "mistakes" that Einstein made in his research. The discussion of Einstein's scientific work from a wrong perspective is also a meaningful thing, and has positive significance for people to better understand Einstein as a scientist, rather than as a deified scientist. This book mainly focuses on the background and development of the "error", as well as Einstein's personal life, and tells a large number of related scientific history stories, anecdotes of scientists, etc. The author uses humorous and vivid language to give us a crash course in the history of modern physics.

This book truly reflects the arduous entrepreneurial path of Henan Energy Coal Company in the development of the western part of the motherland seventeen years ago. Relying on the heroic spirit of "devoid of oxygen but not lacking ambition, dare to compete with the plateau", "Yihai people" "rooted in Haixi and repaid Qinghai" and raised the first party flag in the depths of the Gobi desert. Yihai Energy has grown from a small coal mine with an annual output of less than 80,000 tons to a large state-owned enterprise with an annual production capacity of 6 million tons, an output value of 20 billion yuan, and a cumulative tax payment of 10 billion yuan. While developing, "Yihai people" have the courage to assume social responsibilities, implement a series of large-scale public welfare projects, and donate a total of 230 million yuan... In particular, they have implemented the spirit of General Secretary Xi's instructions on ecological environment protection in the Muli mining area, investing 830 million yuan in environmental remediation and grass planting, and achieved excellent results. General Secretary Xi inspected Qinghai and saw the grass planting situation of Yihai Energy through remote video. He affirmed it and was promoted throughout the province as the "Muli Experience" by seven national ministries and commissions.

This book is a compilation of exclusive interviews with figures from the Henan Association for Science and Technology's theme promotion activities of "Henan Science and Technology Workers Who Determine a Determined to Win a Comprehensive Well-off Society" and "Henan Science and Technology Workers Who Determine a Deterministic Fight for Poverty Alleviation". It contains a total of 101 interviews with figures, all of which have been published in "Henan Science and Technology News". It mainly introduces the outstanding examples, vivid practices and achievements of cadres and employees of the province's Association for Science and Technology in serving the "Decisive Fight against Poverty", as well as the advanced deeds of outstanding representatives of science and technology workers, representatives of grassroots science and technology workers, and representatives of science popularization workers in various fields and industries who are striving to "determine the decisive victory in all-round well-off society".

The people are also tired, and they can be well-off; benefit this country, and bring peace to all directions. "China's Twelve Hours" focuses on poverty alleviation, condenses the rapid China into twelve segments of a day, and tells the story of poverty alleviation in villages under the jurisdiction of twelve cities. The simple dream of the Chinese people pursuing a moderately prosperous life since ancient times has become a reality in China today. In the magnificent scenery of China's great rivers and mountains, in every corner where comprehensive moderate prosperity shines, the fate of countless people has been changed, and the happiness of countless people has been achieved. These touching stories in the fight against poverty have created remarkable miracles on earth and taken a crucial step towards realizing the Chinese dream of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.

Is everyday life worth recording? Kuaishou believes: "We never lack interesting souls, and every life is worthy of being seen." This book invites well-known Chinese non-fiction feature reporters to select 80 Kuaishou users to recreate the real and exciting day of Chinese people in the form of life montage. When Zheng Jingjing, a girl raising wolves on the grassland, was mingling with the wolves, singer Zhang Gezang from the northwest was collecting music. At the same time, the "useless Edison" handicraft Geng was indulged in the world of weird inventions... This book specially captures representative user life scenes in each time period of 24 hours, and combines them with screenshots of Kuaishou videos full of life to show the accumulation and perseverance in every ordinary life. A person's life is connected in one day, which is the life of the Chinese people.