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After the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games successfully concluded on August 28, 2014, how will the cultural heritage of the Youth Olympic Games be passed on? How to promote the "Little Lime Spirit" of Nanjing Youth Olympic Games volunteers? It is one of the topics we usually talk about when talking about the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games.

This book is a compilation of revolutionary stories from Jiangyan District, Taizhou City, Jiangsu Province. It is divided into four parts: "Red Beacon", "Red Heroes", "Red Heritage" and "Red Literature Garden". It records the stories of the working people launching armed struggles and establishing the Soviet regime in Jiangyan, a hot land. Among them are the major events and important battles that occurred in Jiangyan District during the Anti-Japanese War and the War of Liberation, as well as the heroic sacrifices of Jiangyan District heroes for the establishment and development of New China. It also includes songs that were popular in Jiangyan District during the Revolutionary War, as well as calligraphy works about Jiangyan created by some revolutionary seniors, and also records the construction of the revolutionary martyrs monument and patriotic base in Jiangyan District.

The "Dialogue with Hundreds of Families" series is the result of the Youth Daily's interviews with 130 famous contemporary Chinese writers who grew up in New China. The editor-in-chief of the series is Li Qingchuan, Secretary of the Party Committee and President of Youth Daily. Taking the latest works of 134 famous contemporary Chinese writers as the main line, under the logic of literati, articles, context, and literary appreciation, we strive to capture those cultural perspectives that can be deposited into history and predict the future, focusing on those that are not popular or trendy, but must be dynamic, developing, powerful, and spiritual, guiding young people in the right direction.

The "Dialogue with Hundreds of Families" series is the result of the Youth Daily's interviews with 130 famous contemporary Chinese writers who grew up in New China. The editor-in-chief of the series is Li Qingchuan, Secretary of the Party Committee and President of Youth Daily. Taking the latest works of 130 famous contemporary Chinese writers as the main line, under the logic of literati, articles, context, and literary appreciation, we strive to capture those cultural perspectives that can be deposited into history and predict the future, focusing on those that are not popular or trendy, but must be dynamic, developing, powerful, and spiritual, guiding young people in the right direction.

The "Dialogue with Hundreds of Families" series is the result of the Youth Daily's interviews with 130 famous contemporary Chinese writers who grew up in New China. The editor-in-chief of the series is Li Qingchuan, Secretary of the Party Committee and President of Youth Daily. Taking the latest works of 135 famous contemporary Chinese writers as the main line, under the logic of literati, articles, context, and literary appreciation, we strive to capture those cultural perspectives that can be deposited into history and predict the future, focusing on those that are not popular or trendy, but must be dynamic, developing, powerful, and spiritual, guiding young people in the right direction.

The "Dialogue with Hundreds of Families" series is the result of the Youth Daily's interviews with 130 famous contemporary Chinese writers who grew up in New China. The editor-in-chief of the series is Li Qingchuan, Secretary of the Party Committee and President of Youth Daily. Taking the latest works of 132 famous contemporary Chinese writers as the main line, under the logic of literati, articles, context, and literary appreciation, we strive to capture those cultural perspectives that can be deposited into history and predict the future, focusing on those that are not popular or trendy, but must be dynamic, developing, powerful, and spiritual, guiding young people in the right direction.

The "Dialogue with Hundreds of Families" series is the result of the Youth Daily's interviews with 130 famous contemporary Chinese writers who grew up in New China. The editor-in-chief of the series is Li Qingchuan, Secretary of the Party Committee and President of Youth Daily. Taking the latest works of 131 famous contemporary Chinese writers as the main line, under the logic of literati, articles, context, and literary appreciation, we strive to capture those cultural perspectives that can be deposited into history and predict the future, focusing on those spiritual bloodlines that are not popular or trendy, but must be dynamic, developing, powerful, and spiritual, guiding young people in the right direction.

The "Dialogue with Hundreds of Families" series is the result of the Youth Daily's interviews with 130 famous contemporary Chinese writers who grew up in New China. The editor-in-chief of the series is Li Qingchuan, Secretary of the Party Committee and President of Youth Daily. Taking the latest works of 133 famous contemporary Chinese writers as the main line, under the logic of literati, articles, context, and literary appreciation, we strive to capture those cultural perspectives that can be deposited into history and predict the future, and focus on those spiritual bloodlines that are not popular or trendy, but must be dynamic, developing, powerful, and spiritual, guiding young people in the right direction.

Since its establishment in 1981, the Graduate School of the People's Bank of China has been arduous and forged ahead, and has gradually developed into one of the best training bases for higher financial professionals in China. It has formed a unique school-running style and is affectionately called "Wudaokou" by teachers, students and alumni. In 2012, the People's Bank of China cooperated with Tsinghua University to establish Tsinghua University PBC School of Finance based on the Graduate School of the People's Bank of China. The development of PBC entered a new era. The college attaches great importance to the condensation and inheritance of Wudaokou's excellent school-running traditions and school-running characteristics, and actively carries out research on the history of the college. "Wudaokou Chronicles (1981-2012)" is divided into two parts: Wudaokou major events and interviews with the history of the hospital. The first chapter of Wudaokou Major Events is based on historical archive records. It briefly describes the major events in Wudaokou in chronological order and forms a manuscript of more than 90,000 words. The next part, the interviews on the history of the school, mainly based on the memories and oral accounts of the interviewees, vividly records the true past events in the founding and running of Wudaokou, forming 42 interviews with nearly 150,000 words.

The School of Literature and Media of Jincheng College of Sichuan University (hereinafter referred to as the School of Literature and Communication) has been thinking and exploring, based on an in-depth interpretation of Jincheng College's positioning as an "application-oriented university", combined with the "Four Returns" concept of high-level undergraduate construction and talent training quality proposed by the Ministry of Education, and Actively explore the profound connotation of the new liberal arts, and clearly propose the training idea of "technical liberal arts talents", that is, "cultivate technical liberal arts talents with writing as the core competitiveness in the pan-media era, network technology as an important auxiliary means, profound humanistic heritage, and strong practical ability." After several years of exploration and summary, the School of Literature and Communication has accumulated certain experience in software and hardware such as professional positioning, curriculum construction, teaching plans, teaching materials construction, teaching staff construction, teaching management, teaching internships and experiments, practical training platforms and internship bases, and has laid a solid foundation and formed its own characteristics. What needs to be emphasized is that in the teaching process, especially in the curriculum, the School of Culture and Communication takes cultivating students' practical abilities as the starting point and builds a multi-dimensional teaching classroom: First, it introduces media practice cases into classroom teaching, and on the premise of learning basic subjects well, it focuses on integrating new media trends, media experiences and media practices organically. The second is to establish various practical training platforms within the school, such as "Jincheng Shenzhen Daily", "Youth Observer", Wenchuan TV Station, Kuafu. Com, "Moge Factory", etc. To cultivate students' various practical skills; the third is to cooperate in depth with various media and enterprises outside the school to provide students with a base for practical operations.

A gripping adventure, a story of courage and daring, this is the definitive history of the Flying Tigers, fully revised and updated. The author made extensive reference to the historical archives of the United States and Japan, and used a large number of memoirs and interview materials of the parties involved to clear away the layers of historical fog surrounding the Flying Tigers and strive to restore the true historical scenes and the true colors of historical figures. In order to keep this work up to date, the author has made a comprehensive revision based on new research results from American, British and Japanese scholars. New material from American Volunteer Air Corps veterans, including Eric Schilling and Tex Hill, and newly discovered memoirs of Japanese and New Zealand pilots add to the historical picture presented in this book.

Can knowledge really change destiny? Graduate students committed suicide, college entrance examination students were "failed", college students who emerged from AIDS villages, "contemporary scholars" who took the college entrance examination for twelve times... Sixteen stories about reading, sixteen families' ups and downs.

The content of "My Father and Mother" is taken from Phoenix TV's "Oral History" program. Oral narration restores the truth, people who have experienced it personally talk about historical events, talk about big things and big things in detail, and use details to shake the soul. Through this book, we understand the Anti-Japanese War, the "Cultural Revolution" and ordinary human nature. From the Anti-Japanese War to the "Cultural Revolution", China's century-long history of ups and downs is reproduced. Calling mom and dad, endless thoughts are rolling in.

Liu and Deng's armies fought without a rear in the Dabie Mountains. The hardships they suffered at that time were beyond the imagination of ordinary people. Here, we interviewed more than 300 former commanders and fighters of Liu and Deng's army who participated in the Thousand Mile Leap into the Dabie Mountains. They included column leaders at the time, such as the political commissar of the Sixth Column, Du Yide, as well as brigade and regiment commanders, such as Li Desheng, commander of the 6th Column and 17th Brigade, Xiao Yongyin, Commander of the 18th Brigade, political commissar Liu Chang, Tang Mingchun, commander of the 46th Regiment of the 16th Column, etc., But most of them were grassroots commanders and fighters at that time. During the interviews, the old people said: The Red Army and the Eighth Route Army went through hardships, but when they arrived in the Dabie Mountains, the days were even more difficult than the Long March and the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea...

The countryside becomes beautiful and the nostalgia becomes stronger. This book tells a story of rural poverty alleviation and a guide to rural governance. It records the arduous and glorious journey of Youxiqiao Village, Jiqing Town, Xinhua County, Hunan Province, under the leadership of village party secretary Peng Yuwan, from a provincial poverty-stricken village to a national civilized village. The book describes the development process of Youxiqiao Village and summarizes the achievements of Youxiqiao Village. It is based on a large number of factual cases and provides valuable experience for other poverty-stricken areas in the fight against poverty. It is also the best reference model for village (resident) cadres.

This book is based on the stories of "ordinary heroes" that were highlighted by mainstream media such as China Central Radio and Television, Xinhua News Agency, and People's Daily in 2020 and aroused heated public opinion, and is presented with wonderful original hand-painted paintings. Each story in the book is equipped with a QR code linking to related reports or videos. Every era has its heroes. What supports the entire era are actually more unknown "ordinary heroes". They may be close neighbors and friends, or they may be strangers passing by. They are selfless and fearless, they are doing good, they go against the grain, they defend the country and guard the borders, they are dedicated to their work, they are on the front line of poverty alleviation, and their voices resound in remote schools... They use their ordinary words, deeds, and sincere emotions to write a heroic epic that belongs to the present and to us.

"Notes on a Visit to the Red Army" is written by Duan Yaping, a red history scholar and veteran Communist Party member, who searched for the hometown of the Red Army and the Long March Road. It lasted for decades and traveled 100,000 miles. He traveled to 28 provinces, municipalities, and autonomous regions at his own expense, and visited more than 300 Red Army sites, memorial halls, and former residences of martyrs. The fourth red monograph in this edition tells the glorious history of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army during the Second Civil Revolutionary War, including "Road to the Red Army", "Visiting the Red Army Experience", "Touching Stories" and "Cultural Exchanges", etc., With a total of ten chapters and 34 sections of text and more than 200 on-site pictures. Let the fire of faith keep burning, let the red gene be integrated into the blood, and let the red spirit inspire power. This is Duan Yaping's original intention and motivation for "visiting the red" and writing about it. In between visits and writing, he also participated in the recording of the CCTV feature film "Xiongguanmandao-Songs on the Long March", and held special red lectures in schools, community party and mass centers, and social groups, sparing no effort to publicize the story of the Red Army and carry forward the spirit of the great Long March. Shenzhen TV, Hong Kong Cable TV, China Culture News and other media all conducted interviews and reports on his "trip to visit Hong Kong".

"The Age of Stars" is a literary memoir by the Russian writer I. I. Banaev. Banaev was born in the early 19th century and was active in the Russian literary world from the 1830s to the 1960s. This period was the period when Russia It was a star-studded "golden age" in the history of Sri Lankan literature. During this period, literary masters such as Pushkin, Lermontov, Herzen, Nekrasov, Turgenev, Gogol, and Dostoevsky all became famous or emerged in the literary world. Advanced intellectuals such as Belinsky, Dobrolyubov, and Chernyshevsky also established revolutionary democratic views and advocated critical realist literature during this period. Panaev was at the center of the literary circle of this period and had close relationships with them and was very familiar with them. By recalling his interactions with these writers and intellectuals, he restored to us the daily life of the literary world in that star-studded golden age, and also recorded the unknown life and creative details of these literary masters.

On October 26, 1999, a young woman, Shiori Ino, was stabbed to death in front of JR Okekawa Station in Saitama Prefecture, Japan. The victim reported the case to the police many times because he had been stalked and harassed for a long time, but the police did not pay attention to it and ultimately failed to prevent the tragedy. In the process of investigating this incident, reporter Qing Shuijie followed the guidance of the "last words" left by the victim before his death, visited various parties to investigate, and found the culprit as a reporter when the police ignored clues and failed in the investigation. This further exposed the police's indifference and perfunctory to the victim's report before his death, as well as their attempts to discredit the victim and cover up the facts of malfeasance after the incident. The case triggered strong social repercussions and promoted the promulgation of Japan's "Stalking and Harassment Code of Conduct Act." This book is a complete record of the event.

This book records the fight against the COVID-19 epidemic in Jiangyan District, Taizhou City, Jiangsu Province. Through a panoramic description, it truly records the story of how the people of Jiangyan District, under the strong leadership of the Party Central Committee, won the battle against the epidemic since the outbreak of the COVID-19. The book is divided into three parts. The first part, "Three Rivers and the Mighty Spring Morning," records how the people of Jiangyan acted quickly and worked together to fight the COVID-19 epidemic under the decision-making and deployment of the Party Central Committee. The second part, "Standing for Life," reflects the mass power of Jiangyan's fight against the epidemic by telling the stories of two anti-epidemic groups and 57 advanced anti-epidemic individuals. The third part is "Anti-epidemic Events," which records the major events of Jiangyan's fight against the epidemic.

This book is a book that records the entrepreneurial stories of 16 outstanding entrepreneurs in Jiangyan District. Over the past 40 years of reform and opening up, the team of entrepreneurs in Jiangyan District has gradually grown and expanded, and a group of entrepreneurs with global vision, strategic thinking, innovative spirit and business capabilities have stood out. By telling the stories of outstanding entrepreneurs, represented by Yuan Huashou, Chairman of Taizhou Huali Plastic Co., Ltd., And Tang Renmao, Chairman of Jiangsu Suzhong Pharmaceutical Group Co., Ltd., Who have made significant contributions to the economic and social development of Jiangyan area, this book shows the brilliant achievements of my country's reform and opening up, promotes the entrepreneurial spirit of "dare to be the first in the world, and love to work hard to win", and inspires more entrepreneurs to make positive contributions to the high-quality development of Jiangyan District.

Want to know where the "five poles" (east, west, south, north, center) of the motherland are? What troops are stationed at the border and coastal defenses? Have you ever seen the boundary markers on the national border? "Exploring "The Best of China" - Follow People's Daily Reporters on Border Patrols" will take you closer to each checkpoint, appreciate the customs of border customs, feel the life of border guards, understand the unique youth and the feelings of family and country of contemporary soldiers, as well as those magical and mysterious special forces, nuclear submarine units, fighter pilots, and the mighty Rocket Force...

This book is a study textbook compiled for party members and cadres in the education system and teachers. It contains 28 articles on deeds published by authoritative media such as People's Daily, Guangming Daily, Xinhua News Agency, and China Youth Daily. Including people's educators Yu Yi, Wei Xinghua, and Gao Mingxuan; reform pioneer Zheng Derong; Lifetime Achievement Award winner Ning Jinsheng; subject pioneer Sun Ruyong; role models of the times Lu Yonggen, Chen Liqun, Zhong Yang, Zhang Yugun, Qu Jianwu, Huang Danian, Liu Fang, Lu Ronghin, and Zhou Juan ; National outstanding Communist Party members Peng Yongzhen, He Jifeng, and Zhi Yueying; National outstanding teachers Zhang Guimei, Cangnan, Liu Meixian, Zheng Qingyue, Li Fang, and Gui Weihua; The most beautiful striver Ye Lianping; National teaching and educating model Feng Lilong; National labor models Lin Zhiping and Li Zhenhua. This book aims to inspire party members and cadres in the education system and teachers to create new achievements in teaching and educating people.

The manuscript is a long reportage work. Through a large number of real and touching examples and vivid plot details, it vividly reproduces the struggle of Comrade Su Qingliang, a national model worker, winner of the National Poverty Alleviation Award, model of the Qilu era, and former branch secretary of Dadoushan Village, who gave up his work in government agencies three times and led the village cadres and masses for twenty-one years to green barren hills, plant nurseries, establish tea gardens, develop tourism, and finally build the famous poor and backward village in the township into a national civilized and well-off village.

To celebrate the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the Global Times conducted special interviews with representative figures in various fields and asked them to tell "the story of me and the Republic." Interviewees include: Zhao Qizheng, former director of the State Council Information Office, Wang Lunde, former deputy minister of health, Major General Luo Yuan of the People's Liberation Army, Liu Feng, commander-in-chief of Jiaolong, famous director Zhang Yimou, Dong Mingzhu, chairman of Gree Electric Appliances, Liu Yonghao, chairman of New Hope Group, famous basketball player Yao Ming, "the father of Chinese spy dramas" Mai Jia, famous pianist Lang Lang, famous director Wu Jing, young entrepreneur Wang Xiaofei, national table tennis team coach Ren Guoqiang, etc.

In the past few decades, the development of industry has changed the historical process of human society, and the world seems to have formed a global village. The interconnection between countries and regions has brought us closer, but it has also sown the seeds of resistance. With the collapse of the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York City, a worldwide uprising began. Israeli journalist Nadav Eyal takes readers on the front lines of the resistance movement, showing readers the movement's tangible contours and dark corners. Resistance to "global citizenship" and resistance to integrated development. The book records the places Nadav Eyal visited and the true stories he witnessed over the past ten years. The protagonists in the story - American workers, unemployed Greeks, Syrian refugees and entrepreneurs from various countries - walk on a narrow path with hope on their left hand and fear on their right hand. Why fear? Who brings hope? The stories of these different ethnic groups in different countries are like a puzzle piece that demonstrates how our world has developed to this day. It tells how a consciousness of "world residents" emerged across geographical and cultural boundaries, and how this situation has changed people's moral sentiments. It also clearly reveals the crisis that our current world development is facing. The world is in a moment of radical change. Whether we can find new and imaginative ways of change will determine whether human society can lead to a more just and sustainable future.

The Central People's Broadcasting Station Shaanxi Correspondent Station has long been concerned about the political, economic, social and other development of Shaanxi Province. Starting in 2017, the Shaanxi Reporter Station of the Central People's Broadcasting Station established the "Voice of Daqin" WeChat official account. It will push an article at 8:00 a. M. Every working day to provide in-depth reports and comments on hot issues of concern to the masses. It tells stories and reasoning in the WeChat circle of friends in a way that is popular among those born in the 1990s and 2000s, and is full of positive energy. Their news results in the first half of 2017 have been published by our press. Now we will compile and publish selected articles from their news reviews in the second half of the year to show their achievements in the past six months.

The history of U. S. Intelligence agencies is also very long. Although there is a lot of information showing that the U. S. Secret intelligence work began in 1945, and the CIA was indeed established in that year, the real beginning of U. S. Secret intelligence history was not in 1945. The history of secret intelligence in the United States is basically as long as the founding of the United States, because as early as the Revolutionary War, George Washington, known as the "Father of the United States," actually relied on secret intelligence to win the war. In 1790, George Washington officially became the founding president of the United States and prompted Congress to agree to allocate US$40,000 for "secret intelligence work." You must know that the US defense expenditure at that time was only US$400,000, and intelligence work accounted for 10%, which is exactly the same as today.

Shuitou Village is a small village deep in the mountains of Guizhou. The author of this book returns to his hometown again and again after leaving the mountains. From the perspective of a media person, he uses literary techniques, delicate brushwork, and rational thinking to describe the joys, sorrows, sorrows, and joys of the villagers, record the historical changes in the countryside, and explore the reality and solutions of the village. It reflects some important aspects of "rural China." As a chronicle of mountain villages in southwest China, this book provides a valuable sample for readers to think about rural issues and Chinese social issues.

"The Lonely Society" is a documentary work focusing on the frequent phenomenon of lonely death in Japanese society. Ten million people live alone, and 30,000 people are found to die alone every year... Giving rise to a new profession called "special cleaning teams." They are fully equipped and protected, and go deep into the lonely death scene filled with garbage, body fluids and maggots. The author Kumiko Kanno studies and pays attention to the phenomenon of lonely death in Japan, and follows the special clean-up team to various lonely death sites, observing their long-term work, and through interviews with the family members and landlords of the deceased, outlines the life story of the deceased, and reflects on why they fell into the marginalized group, and finally lived in a corner and died in the garbage pile in the house. This human tragedy is the consequences of missing society. The high pressure of society and fragile hearts make each of us feel alone. The shadow of dying alone actually hangs over each of us.

On the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, such a book was completed. As people born in the 1950s, we are almost the same age as New China. Together with our parents' generation, we have experienced the ups and downs since the founding of the People's Republic of China, as well as the tremendous changes in the 40 years of reform and opening up. We have witnessed with our own eyes a period of history in which our great motherland has gone through hardships, overcame obstacles, and forged ahead, and we have also left our own footprints in the magnificent history. At this special moment, I would like to write this book to commemorate my parents and my own youthful years.

"Ian Hamilton's March" was published immediately after "From London, via Pretoria to Ladysmith". The book records the battles fought by General Ian Hamilton from Bloemfontein to Bull, a total of 10 major battles and 14 minor battles. The original book was published in 1900, and some of the contents were manuscripts written by the author for the "Morning Post".

"Toward the Other Side of Life" describes the touching stories of the medical staff of Nanning Fourth People's Hospital, a national third-level specialized hospital for infectious diseases, fighting against the "plague of the century" AIDS and protecting lives. They wrote touching hymns with their unyielding dedication and tenacious will to reach the peak of medicine. The work also narrates the various experiences of AIDS patients, truly recording how AIDS patients survive in desperate situations when they are accidentally infected by the virus in social communication, work life, and reproduction. How medical staff work hard to help AIDS patients rationally understand the meaning of life and death, help AIDS patients get rid of the fear that has long shrouded their hearts, and realize the process of nirvana and rebirth. The work not only praises the medical staff of Nanning Fourth People's Hospital, but also expresses the preciousness of life, the greatness in the ordinary and the care of human nature. It is a work rooted in life and with positive energy.

This book is a documentary literary work based on historical facts. Based on a variety of preserved archival historical materials and related documents, and rendered with appropriate artistic techniques, this book vividly displays the desperate battle between the Communist Party of China and the Kuomintang on the currency battlefield in the late 1940s. It focuses on the historical interpretation of the origin and collapse of gold yuan notes and the general issuance of people's notes in urban and rural areas across the country. When those dusty and thick archives are reopened, what shocking thoughts will it bring to people?

In the form of long documentary literature, combined with the national moral model selection activity initiated by the Central Civilization Office, this book comprehensively introduces the touching deeds of three national moral models, and explores the most outstanding moral shining points and noble qualities embodied in them. The book vividly depicts the splendid group portraits of moral models, uses the power of morality to influence and sublimate readers, and uses the power of role models to inspire and lead readers, thereby achieving a positive educational effect of promoting the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation and the core values of socialism among young people.

China's agricultural tax began with the "first tax mu" of Lu State in the Spring and Autumn Period. It was established in the early Han Dynasty and has a history of 2,600 years. From exploring ways to reform taxes and fees, gradually reducing the burden on farmers, and finally exempting agricultural taxes, it was a difficult, tortuous and long process. Many, many people did a lot of arduous work to promote the arrival of this historical moment. Looking back at the historical background of the time, Anhui's political courage and overall awareness are admirable. Anhui is "rising" from central China with a new attitude and becoming a new development highland.

In order to commemorate the 30th anniversary of China's reform and opening up policy and implement the spirit of the 17th National Congress, China Youth Press planned and published the "Heroic China" large-scale series of books. Through the development process of a group of cities over the past 30 years and the comparison of the old and the new, it reflects the great practice of China's reform and opening up in the past 30 years, summarizes the experience of building socialism with Chinese characteristics, examines the path of reform and opening up in the past 30 years with a scientific outlook on development, and provides experience for emancipating the mind and building a harmonious society.

This book takes the history of changes in Zhanqi Village in Pixian County, Sichuan as a logical starting point, comprehensively summarizes the successful experience of the development of Zhanqi Village, and reveals that rural land, grassroots organizations, collective economy, and rural culture have played an important role in the changes of Zhanqi Village.

This book is an autobiographical novel. It is divided into six chapters. It describes the author's family history, the local culture and customs of Longzhou, as well as the author's various life insights and impressive experiences in his childhood and adolescence. By recalling family history, narrating the realistic situation at that time, and expressing the delicate feelings of an ignorant teenager, it well expresses the depth of the theme and the complexity of human nature. The language of the work is easy to understand, humorous and has local characteristics. The characters are vivid, the content is rich, interesting and meaningful, and the emotions are natural and sincere.

In the eyes of outsiders, the Calvin family in Colorado Springs, USA, is a perfect middle-class family: the enthusiastic husband Donne is an Air Force Academy officer, and the wife Mimi is a daughter-in-law from an upper-class family in Texas. They also have 12 lovely children. But beneath the surface, there was a power flowing that the couple couldn't understand. In just ten years, 6 of the 12 children suffered from severe schizophrenia, and the other 6 children were waiting in fear, waiting for themselves to be next, waiting for more pain and harm to come. Madness, humiliation and violence have never spared this family, and what hangs over this family is far more than self-mutilation and murder. Based on interviews with all living participants and a large amount of medical archives, author Robert Kolker tells the story of the whole process of schizophrenia devouring this family in a sympathetic and compassionate way. This special family also brings a glimmer of hope for exploring the causes and treatments of schizophrenia. Using the story of the Calvin family as a context, Kolker sorted out and interspersed the views and debates in the medical community over the past century on the causes of schizophrenia, the evolution of treatments for the disease, and society's prejudice and discrimination against schizophrenia patients and their families. From the disagreements and ruptures between Freud and Jung, to an entire generation of therapists blaming "schizophrenic mothers," from theorists abandoning the concept of illness and obsessed with subverting it, to medical researchers peeling back the cocoons to find the biological causes of the disease, this book covers it all.

More than 80 years ago, the Red Army revolutionary troops climbed over the most difficult snow-capped mountains and crossed the most arduous grasslands in the Long March in Aba, western Sichuan, leaving behind such evocative stories as "The Golden Fishhook" and "Seven Matches", making climbing snow-capped mountains and crossing grasslands synonymous with the Long March; more than 80 years later, the fight against poverty has made this place full of life again. The realistic-themed novel "The Poverty Alleviators on the Long March" takes Aba's poverty alleviation cause as an entry point and focuses on describing a group of outstanding Communist Party members and model grassroots cadres such as Lin Meijiao, a village cadre stationed under the Agricultural Expo Bureau, and Lan Hongmei, the first secretary of Erluo Village, who overcome all difficulties and lead a group of university students. It is a story of village officials and leaders of entrepreneurship and prosperity in impoverished villages actively participating in projects such as herdsmen settlement and animal husbandry and breeding industries. In order to carry forward the spirit of the Long March and carry out their original mission, the poor and backward Tibetan areas on the plateau have been given a new look.

The book records the advanced deeds of one hundred "most beautiful rural people" in Tianjin. Some of them are village-level party branch secretaries with a strong sense of purpose, actively leading the masses to increase their income and build a prosperous and civilized new village; some are agricultural technology experts with special skills who sincerely dedicate themselves to building a new countryside, serving local economic development and promoting farmers to increase production and income; some are rural experts who have become leaders in getting rich by relying on market-oriented operations and hard work; some are moral models who have deep loving hearts and use their hard work and sweat to interpret the great love and true love in the world. The stories of these people are closely related to farmers' production and life. This book has practical significance for promoting truth, goodness and beauty, spreading positive energy, and shaping socialist core values.

The cofferdam of the third phase of the Three Gorges Dam project is scheduled to be blasted at 4 pm on June 6, 2006. This operation, which is called the "world's first explosion", will blow up a 480-meter-long, 30-meter-high concrete weir with a total volume of 186,700 cubic meters, which is equivalent to blowing up 400 ten-story buildings.

"Wuhan Anti-Epidemic Diary" was written by Xinhua News Agency reporters who went deep into Wuhan to report on the front line. It reproduces the 100-day struggle of hundreds of reporters. In the form of a diary, it completely reproduces Wuhan's arduous anti-epidemic process from the establishment of the prevention and control headquarters on January 20 to the unblocking of April 8. The main content of the book includes five parts: "Coping with the Emergency Epidemic", "Starting the People's War", "The Situation is Easing", "Spring is Near" and "Pressing the 'Restart and Accelerate' Button"; it integrates nearly 100 reported texts, more than 100 on-site photos, more than 80 anti-epidemic videos and other forms of content, combining audio-visual and all-media to reproduce the Wuhan epidemic scene.

The book "United to Prevent and Fight the Epidemic" contains more than 80 key articles and more than 100 pictures on the prevention and control of the novel coronavirus pneumonia epidemic recently broadcast by Xinhua News Agency, including four parts: direct attack on the epidemic, together with Wuhan, retrograde warriors with their own aura, and authoritative experts talking about epidemic prevention and control. It vividly tells the touching deeds of the front line of epidemic prevention and fight against the epidemic, and shows the spirit of the Chinese people to unite and work together in the same boat.

Wuhan Jinyintan Hospital was the first hospital in Wuhan to intensively treat patients with COVID-19, and it was also the place where the nationwide battle against the epidemic began. This book reflects the full picture of the epidemic by faithfully reflecting the series of events that Jinyintan Hospital experienced as the "eye of the storm" during the epidemic. Through characters and events, it eulogizes the noble professional spirit of medical workers in saving lives and rescuing the wounded, risking their own lives, and the feelings of family and country that do not forget their original aspirations and bravely shoulder their mission. At the same time, it also reflects the exploration and efforts made by Jinyintan Hospital in epidemic prevention and control, treatment mechanisms, and community linkage for Wuhan and even the country. In addition, this book also collects in chronological order the main facts of China's timely release of epidemic information, sharing of prevention and control experience, and promotion of international exchanges and cooperation in epidemic prevention and control during the process of joining hands with the world to fight the epidemic.

Rural craftsmen, represented by the heirs of intangible cultural heritage, are as skillful as they are clumsy. They are representatives of rural craftsmen and practitioners of the "craftsman spirit" of this era. Recording their stories and praising these unknown and shining workers is the purpose of not forgetting the original intention, keeping in mind the spirit of craftsman, and contributing to the new era. This book selects eight categories, including embroidery, carpentry, tailoring, and wine-making, and records the stories of these rural craftsmen who have worked meticulously and conscientiously for decades. The manuscript is highly readable and has strong publishing value.

Tan Tan is mostly used in names of people. The most famous person is Tan Tan (1944-), a famous Chinese writer and vice chairman of the Chinese Writers Association. He was born in Lianyuan, Hunan. He joined a factory as an apprentice in 1959 and joined the army in 1961. In 1968, he was demobilized and returned to the coal mine, where he worked successively as a welder, mining area publicity officer, and reporter; in 1978, he was transferred to the Workers' Daily as a reporter, and in the same year he was transferred to the literary and art department of Hunan Daily; in 1984, he was transferred to the Hunan Provincial Writers Association as a professional writer; in 1985, he was elected vice chairman of the Hunan Provincial Writers Association, and later served as executive vice president and party secretary. In 1995, he was elected chairman of Hunan Federation of Literary and Art Circles. He has successively served as the full committee member of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles and the vice chairman of the Chinese Writers Association; his major works include "Wind and Rain on the Mountain Road", "Mountain Love", "Mountain Road Winding", "Mountains and Rivers Depend on each other" [1] and "Collected Works of Tan Tan", etc.; In 2002, he was named the first batch of outstanding experts in Hunan Province.

This book takes as its protagonists ten junior clerks in a government office in a small town in southwest China who are frustrated in their official careers and extremely bored. Through the unique narrative method of ten people taking turns telling stories in a "dragon gate formation", they talk about the various adventures they have experienced at night, recreating the various social situations in the 1930s. The sensational strange people and strange things in the officialdom, the strange rumors about the world... Leave those who hear it dumbfounded. The images are vivid and flexible, the plot is ups and downs, and the language is popular and humorous. In the author's pungent black humor, the world in eastern Sichuan during the Republic of China can be seen at a glance.

This book is the author's true review of a century of life inspired by Ba Jin's "telling the truth". The unique town of Chongqing, the simple childhood, the ideological changes of patriotic youth under the torrent of the times, the unremitting struggle of the older generation of revolutionaries, the dangers and difficulties of working behind enemy lines, the initial construction of New China, the vicissitudes of the "Cultural Revolution Ten Years"... The magnificent century-old years and colorful life events are all slowly unfolded in the writings of this old man.