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In the 1920s, Fu Sinian's secret letter pushed Oracle expert Yang Mingtiao into the fog of Anyang. There are undercurrents surging in Anyang City: Lan Baoguang, a master of counterfeit carving, cuts his sapphire knife across an oracle bone, Canadian priest Ming Yishi rides a white horse on the banks of the Huan River, Japanese Aoki's military boots step into the secret back garden, and Yang Mingtiao's ex-girlfriend Mei Bingzhi swings her sleeves on the stage and sings ancient operas, and the elders of the leprosy village on the outskirts of the city People used their fingernails to carve heavenly books on the walls... After decades and many adventures, at the moment when the moonlight penetrated the dome of the underground palace, Yang Mingtiao finally understood that the city itself was the biggest oracle bone - all living beings were the cracks carved by the ancients, and the real treasure house was hidden deep underground where the men in black were guarding.

At the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, in order to avoid war and famine, the nobles and ordinary people followed the Western Jin royal family and migrated southward from the Western Jin capital Luoyang, Heluo area and even the vast Central Plains. This was the first great migration of the Hakka ancestors in recorded history. Over the past 1,700 years, the Central Plains, Heluo and Luoyang have become the ancestral homeland of the Hakka people and the eternal hometown of their ancestors.

This book is a piece of documentary literature. It is based on the main line of interviews with more than 20 centenarians and is extended from multiple angles. It naturally integrates Xiping County's various people-benefiting projects, various customs and customs of the hometown of longevity, and the rich heritage of Leizu culture into the text. The author's interviews and creation lasted three years. The work is close to life, real and vivid. The century-old life experience of a centenarian tells readers: to be content with one's needs, be kind and open-minded, respect the elderly and filial piety, be optimistic and strong, and more importantly, be grateful and cherish the present.

This book is based on the author's real experience in the Wall Street private equity industry, and meticulously restores his unique career growth trajectory and mentality changes. The author stood out from the fierce competition of more than a hundred people and joined the world's top investment companies as the founder's assistant. The book provides an in-depth look at the daily high-pressure workplace of this position: it not only records thoughts on career direction under high-intensity work, but also summarizes the communication skills and project coordination experience accumulated when assisting management teams and connecting various departments. It also presents the real work scenarios of practitioners in the financial industry through a large number of work details and interpersonal interactions. In addition, by reviewing the impact of family environment on personal growth, the author clearly combs out the process from confusion in the workplace to clear dreams, choices and self-worth, and conveys rational thinking on career development and self-awareness. The book is based on real experiences, the language is plain and sincere, and it is both readable and practical. It is suitable for readers who are interested in workplace life, personal growth and the ecology of the financial industry.

What is the best memory of my mother? "Ten years ago, I had a small wish to build a simple museum for mothers who suffered in the world. It was also to commemorate my mother who suffered and died. She left me very early." "In order to collect materials, I traveled to many villages in China, so I faithfully recorded many There are many real images of ordinary mothers. "Only by bending down and being humble can I take pictures of them. I will never forget this. It is really an honor for me." Ten years later, the journey of searching for love and answers has become the "Mother's Museum" black and white series on paper, and two books are presented together. "Mom, Me" is a collection of essays written about the memories of my mother who died young. "Mother Collection" is a photography collection with more than 400 black and white portraits. The author of these two books is the Son of Man on Earth, Qian Xiaohua.

What is the best memory of my mother? "Ten years ago, I had a small wish to build a simple museum for mothers who suffered in the world. It was also to commemorate my mother who suffered and died. She left me very early." "In order to collect materials, I traveled to many villages in China, so I faithfully recorded many There are many real images of ordinary mothers. "Only by bending down and being humble can I take pictures of them. I will never forget this. It is really an honor for me." Ten years later, the journey of searching for love and answers has become the "Mother's Museum" black and white series on paper, and two books are presented together. "Mom, Me" is a collection of essays written about the memories of my mother who died young. "Mother Collection" is a photography collection with more than 400 black and white portraits. The author of these two books is the Son of Man on Earth, Qian Xiaohua.

This set of books has a total of 6 volumes, truly recording the entire process of police detection of cases. This set of books collects serious cases that were solved in the last century. In that era when technology was not yet developed, cases could be detected mostly because of the professional abilities and sense of responsibility of the police. It was in this era that a group of police officers called "detectives" appeared. Detecting cases was their obsession hidden in their hearts, and they could not be relieved until the moment they caught the murderer. In this obsession, they did not want to miss any possibility. They pursued clues for several years, visited the scene of the case in depth, and finally revealed the truth to the victim. This set of books restores the first-person perspective, following the footsteps of the detectives, visiting the crime scene in person, and seeing how they got lost in the complicated relationships and clues, and how they picked themselves up again, broke through all kinds of difficulties, and got closer to the truth step by step. This is a story that belongs specifically to the Chinese police. It is a murder map drawn with painstaking efforts by police workers from all over the country.

This is a work of documentary literature, a companion piece to "Super Serious Murder Investigation: Urban Chapter". The author Qin Ming has sorted out a number of cases that occurred around the world, using the professional perspective of forensics and the logic of forensics to solve murder cases, and provides readers with professional-level case interpretation and analysis in a "super serious" way, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the real logic of police solving crimes in reality. Each murder case consists of the following parts: "Super serious investigation" - Forensic doctor Qin Ming will accompany everyone to analyze the case files, interspersing many knowledge points and thinking methods, allowing friends to participate in the investigation and detection of each case more intuitively, or immersively. "Super hard-core index" - the book prompts some hard-core popular science knowledge to bring readers a more hard-core knowledge experience. "Forensic Doctor's Notes" - Forensic doctor Qin Ming will also talk to you about his inner thoughts after reading the case. In many cases, Lao Qin felt very sad when reading the information.

A new adaptation of the suspense podcast with over 8 million views! Forensic Doctor Qin Ming's popular science series: From now on, exchange brains with the forensic doctor! "Super Serious Murder Case Investigation·City" + "Super Serious Murder Case Investigation·Mountains and Seas" Two parts of forensic doctor Qin Ming's super serious hardcore science popularization! Super serious, super mysterious, super hardcore, super interesting! If you are curious about all the mysterious cases in the world, you might as well take a look at how real-life criminal police solve murder cases! Forensic doctor Qin Ming will work with you to gradually investigate the ins and outs of the case from the moment the case occurred until the embarrassing truth is revealed! The two books contain 18 mysterious murder cases (collections). Each murder case contains three levels of interpretation: file name, super hard-core index, and resonance between readers and authors. A murder has occurred and lives cannot be saved, but can we get some inspiration from other people's stories to avoid a recurrence of tragedy?

Chishan is a small village in the hilly areas of central China. I want to write about the changes in this village in the past 40 years. In these 40 years, almost all villages have experienced a kaleidoscope of dramatic transformations, and the relationship between the state and society, the economic structure, the emotional world, international networks and the perception of time are no exception. I am a witness, witness and observer of the history of this insignificant little village, as well as its narrator. But this book also wants to write about those things that will remain the same in the foreseeable future, especially the geographical and institutional existence spaces, which are huge, macroscopic, and well-structured, and have significantly shaped our concepts and behavioral patterns. I wonder what these things mean for the future of the village. The way this book is written is special. Personal memories are just one of the clues in the book, and narrative and explanation will be woven together. I want to explore various personal genres through this book, hoping to eventually present a distinctive language style - it should be between academic discourse and social science discourse. Although it is fundamentally a non-fiction work, it can in some places contain the characteristics of fictional works.

This book is a non-fiction work that writes a sincere love story of the older generation that is both simple and romantic. In the spring and summer of 1984, Zhang Chongbo and Luo Shujing met in the "Chunmeng Poetry Society" of Lushi County, Henan Province. In the summer of 1985, Luo Shujing went to Ruicheng County, Shanxi Province to visit relatives and friends, study and find a job. Since Zhang Chongbo wrote his first letter to Luo Shujing in the spring of 1986, the two began a five-year correspondence career, with swans flying back and forth between the two sides of the Yellow River. The two changed from friends to lovers, got married, and finally came together, and the lovers finally got married. By compiling hundreds of letters between the lovers born in the 1960s, this work not only presents the brilliant sparks of love between two young hearts that constantly collide, but also discusses the social development, customs, and literary works of the time. It authentically reflects the real social landscape of the 1980s and can be called a footnote of an era.

[Niche profession + real people + curiosity] How many little-known ways of living are there in the world? 50 Real life samples will give you the answer. A pet undertaker born in the 1990s gave up his job in the system just to make up for the regret of the unexpected death of his pet; a cruise steward who has been in the countryside for 8 years, traveled around the world despite endless difficulties; a grassroots stuntman who participated in many famous film and television dramas by "crash", but had to retire at the age of 30; A professional "red" academic critic who was born in a boiler room and continued to counterattack with his reading skills; a senior voice actor who couldn't afford meat to find a job. After switching careers as a host, he earned 8,000 an hour and was recommended by Andy Lau;... At a time when the certainty of life is increasingly dispelled, they left the track and walked into the wilderness. Open this book and savor the absurd and ups and downs, surprising and embarrassing truths in the "derailed" life.

How did a psychopath like him, who longed for publicity and attention, stay silent for so many years? Is he still killing people? Why did he eventually stop hiding and choose to be arrested? This book tells the true story behind FBI agent John Douglas's thirty-year hunt for one of the most horrific serial killers in American history, the "BTK Killer." BTK is the codename the killer gave himself, which consists of the initials of three English words: "Bind, Torture, Kill". After committing the crime, the killer would provoke the media and the police in the name of BTK. The murderer committed multiple kidnappings, sexual assaults and murders, and his victims included at least seven women, one man and two children. He suddenly returned to commit crimes after nine years of silence and claimed that he did not receive the attention and attention he deserved. Public panic and police incompetence became the motivations for his repeated attacks. After thirty years of battles of wits and courage, this murderous maniac was finally arrested. Surprisingly, he turned out to be Dennis Reid, who was 61 years old at the time, married with two children, and an ordinary pastor.

When Sarah Dingle was 27 years old, she suddenly learned that she was born through donated sperm and that she was not related to her father. Sara wanted to know her origins, so she used her professional skills as an investigative reporter to start looking for her biological father. This "journey to find her father" lasted for ten years. She checked hospital records and followed every clue. What she discovered along the way shocked her: women died after receiving virus-carrying sperm; doctors used their own sperm for artificial insemination without the parents knowing about it; hospital records were often destroyed, and all Hundreds of thousands of people around the world born through donor conception never know who they are; sperm from the same donor is used in large quantities, and the number of potential siblings is far beyond imagination. Accidental incest is by no means alarmist... The assisted reproductive industry is in the ascendant and popular around the world, but it always lacks effective supervision. The moral and ethical dilemma of reproductive medicine tests human wisdom.

"Report from the Gallows" is a documentary written by the Czech writer Vucic, which records his and his comrades' struggle against the Nazis and his own arrest and imprisonment. This book written with blood and life expresses his love for life and his deep attachment to his motherland and hometown. The work depicts a series of heroic and determined anti-fascist fighters, praises the great collective who are still fighting indomitably in prison, and truly and profoundly reveals the face of the entire era. Since its publication in the Czech Republic in 1945, this work has been translated into more than 90 languages ​​and has been widely circulated among people around the world. As early as the 1950s, two versions translated from other texts were released in China. The chapter "Cell No. 267" Was selected into middle school Chinese textbooks and had a profound impact on Chinese readers. This time, "Report from the Gallows" is an exclusive new translation. Based on the translation of the 95 Commentary Edition that has not been seen in China before, it corrects the historical facts and misunderstandings in the previous translation. It also adds an introduction and multiple photos of historical documents to introduce the latest results of Fuchik research at home and abroad, restoring a more complete and authentic Fuchik to readers.

What he saw and heard on the battlefield of Solferino inspired Dunant to think deeply about human civilization, how humanity can be demonstrated, and how life can be respected. These thoughts prompted him to take further action. In order to prevent tragedies from happening again, he put forward landmark proposals: first, to establish "Volunteer Relief Associations to provide services for wartime wounded" in all countries; second, to formulate an "international norm recognized by an inviolable international convention" to recognize and support the work of these organizations. In 1863, Dunant and others founded the "International Committee for the Relief of Wounded Soldiers" within the Geneva Public Welfare Society. In 1880, it was renamed the "International Committee of the Red Cross". In order to commemorate Dunant, the great founder of the world Red Cross Movement, his birthday (May 8) was chosen as World Red Cross Day.

This book is the study experience and what Dr. U Kyaw Than Tun recorded while studying in China. From 1975 to 1979, he studied in China with the funding of a cooperation project between China and Myanmar. He was the first Myanmar person to obtain a doctorate in traditional Chinese medicine. After returning from his studies, he wrote this book based on his own personal experiences, revealing some vivid and interesting details and reflecting the profound Paukphaw friendship between the two peoples, which has historical value and practical significance.

At the age of 16, she was called fat by her brother. After losing weight for more than ten years, she was so thin that she could only hang water to survive. At the age of 19, she called the police and claimed that she was being "stalked" by her mother. She could not leave her mother's sight for more than 5 minutes as long as she could remember. At the age of 40, in order to escape from marriage and sneak out of the country, she opened a hot pot restaurant and took in dozens of foreign women who had been domestically abused. I met them when I was 23 years old. Throughout my teenage years, I planned to leave home and escape my mother's control. I chose Australia, but I was always worried that I wouldn't be able to leave. Before the plan could actually come to fruition, my mother died suddenly. I boarded the plane in a daze and began to learn and live in another language in a completely unfamiliar environment until I became a "judicial social worker" and met them. In the process of helping these girls, I gradually understood "why love can make people feel painful", and I finally had the courage to accompany others to find their answers.

"The Road to Wigan Pier" is a work by Orwell. Orwell's on-the-spot investigation into the impoverished lives of miners in northern England revealed class suffering, combining documentary depth with reflection on social justice.

This book records the author's fifteen years of experience in promoting green tea in the United States as a historian and sociologist. In order to use green tea to save the American people, the author has been traveling in urban and rural areas of the United States for many years. He has been involved in lawsuits, car accidents, hospitalizations, and arrests due to doing business. He has had extensive contact with American people and gained in-depth insights into American society. This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the real America.

This book is the representative work of writer John Muir. The content mainly involves Muir's diary of a four-month investigation in the Sierra Nevada Mountains in the summer of 1969. During the four-month trip, in addition to participating in sheep herding, he also inspected mountains, ores, glaciers, climate, plants, animals, etc. In 1906, Muir single-handedly promoted the establishment of U. S. National Nature Reserves. Roosevelt was also influenced by him and approved the creation of 53 wildlife reserves, 16 national monuments, and six national parks during his term. This book was Muir's original intention. It is also known as "the text that moved a country" for its beautiful and delicate writing style. It opened a new way of creating nature literature in the 20th century.

Through an in-depth analysis of many "school bullying" incidents including the "Handan Case", this book reveals the social problems behind school bullying, and explores how to effectively prevent and manage minor crimes to protect the safety and healthy growth of more children. This book was released as a single volume of the headline "Campus Sorrow" in the 9th issue of "Beijing Literature" in 2024. It was not only reprinted by "Xinhua Digest", but also won the "2024 "Beijing Literature" Outstanding Works" award. In addition, this book also comes with an "external" work "Growing Up - The Road to Social Integration of Elderly Autistic Patients", which was originally published in the 2025 issue of "Contemporary". With detailed information and delicate and touching details, it shows the process of active self-rescue and mutual support of families of autistic patients with the help of relevant institutions and welfare organizations. For the first time, the issue of social integration of older autistic patients is presented to the public in a "non-fiction" form.

This book is an autobiographical novel about Xihaigu women who find a way out of life through immigration and self-reliance. This book uses the personal experience of the author Ma Huijuan as the main clue, telling her personal experiences, hearing and seeing from her birth, schooling, farm work, immigration to Hongsibao, working to earn money, literary creation, until she was elected as a representative of the National People's Congress. It uses the artistic writing and expression skills of novels to fictionalize, imagine and process, and tells the story of the poor farmers in Xihaigu who achieved poverty alleviation and prosperity through self-reliance under the party and the country's policies of ecological migration, poverty alleviation and enrichment. The book aims to show the struggle of the Communist Party of China in leading the broad masses of the people to decisively defeat poverty, comprehensively promote rural revitalization, and build a moderately prosperous society in an all-round way. It is a portrait and biography of the times. This book was selected into the "Excellent Online Literature Publishing Project with Realistic and Historical Themes" by the National Press and Publication Administration in 2021, and was selected as "2022 Chinese Good Books".

This work is a documentary literature focusing on traffic accident claims cases. Through the perspective of the protagonist Lei Xiaofeng, it tells the story of what an accident investigator sees, hears and feels, including a truck owner who died mysteriously and tragically; a low-level vegetable market grandfather who had the backbone to not care about an eighty-yuan insurance premium; and a battle of wits and courage in a drunk driving investigation. Behind thousands of cases, the complexity of human nature and the indifference of society are consistent throughout. In addition to creating a protagonist Lei Xiaofeng who is positive, unafraid of challenges, and professional, it is more about the discussion of modern social conditions and human nature. It is difficult for China to have Lei Feng in the 20th century, but there are thousands of Lei Xiaofeng who are spiritually deficient, materialistic, and lack moral restraints. Therefore, the focus is to trigger everyone's thinking. The material world has deviated from the right path, and spiritual development is the way back. As for the auto insurance claims profession, every link is covered and every detail is mastered. Whether you are an industry practitioner or an enthusiast, you can benefit from reading it!

This book is a memoir about grief and death written by American writer and comedian Rob Delaney. It records the fourteen months that the youngest son Henry spent in the hospital due to a brain tumor, which was also the last days Henry spent with his family. In this book, the author Delaney unabashedly shares his complex emotions while caring for his seriously ill son - his anger and unwillingness, humility and humor, pain and confusion, and the bits of joy he had while getting along with his son; he also records the affection and love that will not stop flowing with the end of life. This book is a gift to other grieving people and will be deeply relatable and comforting to anyone who has lost a loved one, especially a child.

There are thousands of children in Tibet who have become orphans due to various reasons, and the staff responsible for managing and educating these children are mostly women. Regardless of age and experience, they all have a common name "Tibetan Mother". The respectable "Tibetan mothers" tie themselves closely to the orphans. With their simple and touching spiritual qualities, they lead the social trend towards goodness and beauty. This book has detailed facts and touching narrative. Writer Xu Jian has traveled to Tibet dozens of times to conduct in-depth interviews and explore typical characters. He lovingly records the touching stories of "Tibetan mothers" conveying selfless love. It presents a three-dimensional moving picture of Tibet's "lonely person to support and few people to rely on". It is a new and profound literary evidence for spreading the spirit of great love in the snowy land and auspicious Tibet.

In the 1970s and 1980s, the first generation of male PRs were all idlers and desperate people who had dropped out of middle and high school; by the late 1990s, they transformed and became the darlings of TV variety shows. Students from top universities also began to enter this industry under the impact of the "employment ice age". The underground world that used to be hidden from the light has become an "internet celebrity check-in place" that people are eager to take a look at. No matter how the business methods are reformed, what remains unchanged is the dream of male publicists to get rich overnight. They can always get into the gap in the market demand and find customers who are willing to spend a lot of money, so Kabukicho's male public relations club will not die...

"There is absolutely no equality between patients and doctors"; won the Japan Press Association Award and the Japan Medical Journalists Association Award Special Award. ?? Gunma University Hospital is the number one medical center in the Northern Kanto region of Japan. In 2014, this top hospital, trusted by locals, was exposed by the media that its second surgery liver resection mortality rate reached an astonishing 10.8%, While Japan's national average mortality rate was only 1.1%. In 5 years, 18 patients died one after another, all performed by the same doctor. Gunma University Hospital is like an unshakable "white tower" with a bottomless abyss inside. The patients who walked into it were ignorant of the details of the surgery and were induced to choose the plan recommended by the doctor...

"They are dangerous creatures, so treating them with brute force is a last resort." Misdiagnosis, over-medication, abuse of physical restraint, forced hospitalization... Shocking mental medical chaos. In Japan, 1 in 30 people are receiving treatment for mental illness, but the state of mental health care is shocking. Children who are hospitalized because they cannot adapt to family or school life are tied up and receive so-called "restraint treatment"; office workers who take prescription drugs due to extreme social anxiety develop kleptomania as a side effect of anti-anxiety drugs and are imprisoned; wives who call the police for domestic violence are treated as "mentally insane" because their husbands lie about "suicide attempts"... More than 180,000 people are sent to compulsory psychiatric hospitalization every year, and at least 10,000 people have their hands, feet and bodies restrained every day in the name of the law. A society that does not think this is an abnormal phenomenon and still acquiesces to its continued occurrence is abnormal.

This is a literary biography that tells the true story of one woman's struggle against Hitler. Rebecca Downer, Harnack's great-great-niece, draws on extensive archival research to create this truly moving work of nonfiction. The author combines elements of biography, real-life suspense films and detective stories, skillfully interweaving letters, diaries, notes from Berlin prisons, survivor testimonies and historical archives into a powerful epic story, reconstructing the morality and courage of a woman who was almost erased by history. From it, we can see the unyielding ideals and perseverance of the people of the world in fighting fascism, and that only love and justice will last forever.

This is a book with body temperature. Jia Yutian wrote down his internship days at the animal hospital in real words. There is the rawness of just entering the profession and the footprints of slowly growing up. It can also be seen that he cares about every little life and is serious and persistent about the profession of veterinarian. The job of a veterinarian, to put it bluntly, is to build bridges between people and animals. Jia Yutian always calls pet owners "parents" in his books. This title sounds friendly, but it actually has a deep meaning: he treats pets as family members, takes the worries of pet owners into consideration, and treats every little life in a real way. This attitude is the core of veterinarians - we not only treat the diseases of small animals, but also relieve the concerns of the owners. We must hold the word trust in the palm of our hands. The benefit of this book is not only that it allows people in the industry to see the real daily life of veterinarians, but also allows everyone to understand: in the field of veterinarians, technology is important, but heart is even more important.

The anti-pocket policeman Touchou only has a life-or-death contest with 6,000 thieves. If you stab me to death, I am a martyr; if I shoot you, I am killing a gangster. Hu Chou is just like his name, he is just an ordinary policeman who "does not care about fame and fortune, but devotes himself silently" to "in that hot summer, when the sun is scorching overhead and the tide is pouring down my back, I really want to cool down in an air-conditioned room, even if I fan myself under a fan for a while." Although he is now praised as the "King of Anti-Pornography in the Central Plains" in the fertile fields of the Central Plains and across the country. As he said himself: "I am just doing the job I should do, just like workers working and farmers farming. I am an anti-pocket policeman, so of course I have to catch thieves; this is a matter of course!" Yes, it is these "natural things" that create the image of a policeman, an ordinary policeman, and an extraordinary "hero" among ordinary policemen!

Fox News founder and CEO Roger Ailes has developed an unparalleled power to influence the national agenda. More importantly, he became an indispensable figure in conservative America and someone who any Republican politician with presidential ambitions must court. Because Ailes refused to be interviewed and even sent a lawyer to obstruct him, reporter Gabriel Sherman interviewed 614 people around him, including friends, enemies, colleagues, and figures in the media, politics, and entertainment circles. Through thousands of hours of interviews, he revealed how Ailes strategized for Fox's news reporting to advance his political agenda, how he discovered and molded talents, how he fought with the media, business competitors, and numerous enemies inside and outside Fox, and how he became the chief strategist of the American political landscape. This book not only tells the story of Ailes' life, but also shows the growth history of Fox News.

This book reveals the elaborate multi-billion dollar scam orchestrated by Theranos and its founder, Elizabeth Holmes. The company claims to be able to complete hundreds of tests with just a drop of blood, and has quickly grown into a "unicorn" with a valuation of US$9 billion. Holmes is even known as the representative of Silicon Valley's entrepreneurial myth. However, this is actually an unprecedented technological fraud: the so-called revolutionary technology does not exist at all. What is shocking is that many political and business celebrities - including former Secretary of State Kissinger, media tycoon Rupert Murdoch and the founder of Oracle - have become guests of its board of directors. With detailed investigation and calm writing, this book peels back the truth of this largest corporate fraud case since the Enron incident, asking how a Stanford dropout deceived the entire American elite, and provides a profound reflection on the myth of Silicon Valley and blind faith in human nature.

This book is a journalistic investigation into a long-distance adventure to transport precious ancient manuscripts that shocked the world. In central Mali, on the edge of the Sahara Desert, there is an ancient city called Timbuktu. It was once a prestigious academic and cultural center with rare ancient Arabic manuscripts. During the historical turmoil, the manuscripts were destroyed and buried. It was not until 1984 that a young librarian named Haidara ventured across the Sahara Desert and tracked along the Niger River for many years before collecting a large number of rare ancient manuscripts, which were protected and restored, and Timbuktu's cultural tradition was revived. However, not long after, the threat came again. In 2012, a group of terrorists occupied Timbuktu. They could not tolerate music and culture, and frequently burned books and chopped off people's hands and feet. In order to prevent the manuscripts from being destroyed, Haidara organized his colleagues and recruited volunteers to take risks and steal 377,000 manuscripts in the city. He rented cars, mule carts, and boats to smuggle the manuscripts out of the city and sent them to areas controlled by government troops...

In 2018, the Nobel Prize for Literature was rarely awarded because it was mired in scandal. The controversy stems from sexual assault accusations made by cultural celebrity Jean-Claude Arnault, the spouse of an academician of the Swedish Academy. Journalist Matilda Voss-Gustafsson was the first whistleblower. She published an investigative report in the "Daily News" at the end of 2017, which opened the door to the scandal with the testimony of eighteen women. This book records in detail how the incident unfolded step by step, which not only led to the resignation of many academicians of the Academy of Arts and paralyzed it, but also completely shattered the mysterious and authoritative image of the Swedish Academy for more than two hundred years. The investigation further exposed structural shortcomings within the academy and within Sweden's cultural community. This crisis ultimately intensified the internal struggle between conservative and reform forces and pushed the Swedish Academy to carry out profound institutional changes.

The "House of Hope" founded by Masaki Yamamoto and Mie Yamamoto provides a resting place for homeless people in the Tokyo Valley area. The "Hope House" is the prototype of the nursing home in the film "Brother" by the famous director Yoji Yamada; the NHK documentary series "The Best of Us" even recorded a program with the Yamamotos as the protagonists, treating the two as practitioners of "ideal care". However, what is not known is that the day after the NHK program was broadcast, Meihui ran away from home and his whereabouts are unknown; Jacqui's mental state became worse and worse, and he had to step down as the chairman of the House of Hope. As his life became increasingly difficult to take care of himself, he finally sought help from private nursing institutions in the valley area... The valley is home to homeless singles and also attracts outsiders engaged in welfare. The unique regional comprehensive care system writes another possibility for care in old age.

This book tells the story of the worst industrial disaster that shocked the world in 1984 in the ancient city of Bhopal, India. By interviewing hundreds of people involved, including disaster-stricken people, rescue doctors, chemical plant workers, etc., The author investigates and reviews the causes and processes of the disaster, presenting various conflicts and adventures, as well as human nature and hope. In addition to the brutality of the disaster and the suffering and resilience of people, this book also depicts the loopholes in the policies of the world's large industrial groups, the indifference of executives to the lives of the people at the bottom of underdeveloped countries, and even the concealment and cover-up of the matter by the Indian government and media. The tragedy of the Bhopal disaster has been compared to the Chernobyl nuclear meltdown. More than 30 years later, it is still mentioned, commemorated and mourned. One of its significance is that it has changed the attitudes and environmental policies of industrial groups and increased its emphasis on social responsibility.

This book starts from three perspectives: students, parents, schools and education administration departments, selects multiple cases, and analyzes how Japan became a country with poor parents. The author believes that from the perspective of family environment, educational capital consists of economic capital, cultural capital, and social relationship capital. On the one hand, although wealth has a great impact on education, it is not necessarily the case that wealthy parents can provide their children with the best educational environment. Families with a higher level of education can still have a good influence on their children based on their own qualities even if they do not invest too much money. Their relatively relaxed environment is also conducive to the healthy physical and mental growth of their children. On the other hand, the author conducted an in-depth survey of students at Osaka University where he teaches, examining how students from different family backgrounds enter top domestic universities and how they view the impact of family education on themselves.

This is a Japanese documentary literature work. "I really want to get married, but falling in love is so troublesome" "I don't need a husband, I just want children" "Even if I am a lover, I want an AA" "I am happier staying with my parents" "Divorce is a bad debt in love"... These are the voices of contemporary Japanese young people. Japan's declining birthrate and aging population are becoming increasingly serious. However, among young people in their twenties, 70% of women and 80% of men are single, and nearly 40% of them claim that they do not need a lover. What is happening among young people today? Critic Megumi Ushikubo, who coined buzzwords such as "herbivore man" and "single aristocrat," has explored this issue in depth. Through qualitative and quantitative surveys of nearly 600 young people, she tried to find out the truth about the new marriages of young people in today's low ebb of love.

This book is a key reading to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory of World War II and the anti-fascist victory. It tells the story of countless world-renowned writers and reporters who lived and wrote in Fabelburg during the "Nuremberg Trials" from November 1945 to October 1946 to try the Nazis and the European Axis powers and liquidate the crimes of World War II. They reported on the records of German war criminals and crimes. As they gazed into the abyss of history and pondered atonement and justice, the way they wrote quietly changed. "The Writer's Castle" shows the extreme situations writers encountered, shows the way humans face violence, crime, and trauma, and discusses how the trial affected their later lives.

Thain was not imprisoned in a concentration camp, nor did he experience German repression firsthand. However, it was he, a descendant of German colonists who settled in Galicia, who became an outstanding expert on Auschwitz and Nazi criminals after 1945. As chairman of the Regional Committee for the Investigation of German Crime in Kraków, he interrogated leading Nazi criminals: Amon Gerth, Rudolf Hoss and Maria Mandel. Although he later declared himself an opponent of the death penalty, he sent many Nazis to the gallows. He searches and finds evidence in rubble and trash cans, and in an unconventional way comes into contact with witnesses who survived the hell of the concentration camp. He knew how to negotiate with Polish officials, the American and Soviet military, and German prosecutors. He spent 20 years tracking down the whereabouts of the Nazis.

During his third year of medical school, David Feigenbaum often retreated to an empty ward to rest due to unexplained weakness. The former college quarterback who once dominated the field and was nicknamed "The Beast" is now weak. Emergency tests revealed that multiple organs were failing, but no diagnosis could be made. Eventually, he was diagnosed with an extremely rare disease, idiopathic multicentric Castleman disease. Unlike rare diseases such as ALS, this disease is almost unknown and has no effective treatments. David, who was almost sentenced to death, turned his personal misfortune into a mission. With his unyielding thirst for knowledge, he continued to study despite repeated relapses, and finally revealed the mechanism of the disease. Today, although the disease is still rare, a collaborative diagnosis and treatment network of professional doctors and researchers has been established so that patients no longer lose hope due to lack of knowledge or lack of resources.

This is a documentary and autobiographical long prose work. It describes that the author Nishikanako was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2021, when the COVID-19 epidemic in Canada was at its worst. From the discovery of cancer to the staged cure, the author went through a tense and special 8 months, and more unknowns will be buried in the body in the long-term future. At the same time, Kanako must continue to learn to welcome a tomorrow where happiness and fear coexist in her daily life. During these eight months, Kanako began to understand her disease and continued to accept her own weakness; from facing death calmly, she began to learn to overcome fear step by step and accept and fall in love with her incomplete self. Until after the operation, she wrote in the article: "After talking to her (the nurse), I realized that losing breasts and losing nipples did not seem to have anything to do with my life from now on (yes, it felt like discussing false eyelashes).

This is not a book about pets, but a book about "us" - telling about those furry little lives and teaching humans how to love, hurt, and cherish. This book is divided into two parts. Among them, the author of "Emergency Chapter" is a pet doctor who has been practicing for 7 years. Starting from the pet rescue cases he has personally experienced, he tells the inner struggle of parents when facing sick pets, as well as the hospital's treatment process of small animals, and the joy or regret that follows. "Farewell" is from the perspective of seven pet parents, recalling every moment of getting together with their babies, the circumstances of separation, and the longing and relief after the babies left. After experiencing separation, I understand that love is knowing that it will be lost, but still choosing to have it with all your heart.

This book is divided into three main parts and collects contemporary female crime cases, including the Meng Xiaolan case and other incidents. The cases cover the causes of crime such as emotional disputes, materialistic desires, and psychological distortions, reveal the impact of social problems such as housing conditions, domestic violence, and financial temptations, and reveal the trajectory of women's decline through the analysis of criminal methods and mental processes.

In October 1948, the North China Field Army launched the Taiyuan Campaign to attack the "Bunker City" that Yan Xishan had run for 38 years. Xu Xiangqian commanded an army of 200,000. After half a year of bloody battles, he cleared more than a hundred peripheral strongholds. The general offensive was launched on April 24, 1949. It took only 4 hours to break through the city and annihilate all 124,000 enemy defenders, ending Yan Xishan's rule in Shanxi. This battle was the most brutal urban assault in the Liberation War. The People's Liberation Army suffered 45,000 casualties. It destroyed the "model fortress" of the National Army, uprooted the last anti-communist bastion in North China, and laid the foundation for the liberation of the northwest battlefield.

In January 1949, the Northeast Field Army launched the Tianjin Campaign with 340,000 troops. Liu Yalou commanded the troops to adopt the tactics of "advance from east to west and cut off from the middle". After 29 hours of fierce attack, on January 15, they completely wiped out 130,000 enemy defenders and captured Chen Changjie, commander of the Tianjin garrison of the National Army. This battle destroyed the fortress-like city defenses carefully constructed by the Kuomintang army. Artillery and tanks were used to break through deep ditches and high fortresses, cutting off the Peiping defenders' sea retreat, and forcing Fu Zuoyi to accept peace negotiations. The liberation of Tianjin became a model for the People's Liberation Army in modernizing cities and laid the foundation for the peaceful liberation of Peiping.

In February 1950, the 13th Corps of the Second Field Army pursued the remnants of the defeated Kuomintang 8th Army and advanced into southern Yunnan in two ways. With the cooperation of the Dai militia, they liberated Che (today's Jinghong) on ​​February 17 and took control of Menghai and Mengla on the 19th, ending the Kuomintang's rule over the southern Yunnan frontier. In this battle, 1,200 enemies were wiped out, cultural heritage such as Dai Buddhist temples and tea mountains were preserved, and the China-Myanmar border was opened. The liberation of Xishuangbanna marked the recovery of the entire territory of Yunnan, laid the foundation for the People's Liberation Army to establish a forward base for entering Tibet, and created a model of "national unity to liberate the frontier".

In July 1948, the 6th column of the Central Plains Field Army attacked northern Hubei. Wang Jinshan commanded the troops to implement the "heart-breaking tactics": Tongbai Military Region forcibly crossed the Han River to cut off the enemy's retreat, and the main force stormed the city wall from three sides. After 14 days and nights of bloody battles (July 2-16), the Ming Dynasty stone wall was blown down and penetrated into the core, 21,000 enemy defenders were wiped out, and the spy leader Kang Ze (commander of the 15th Appeasement District) was captured. This battle pioneered the "abandoning mountains and attacking the city" strategy, preserving Zhongxuan Tower, Green Shadow Wall and other historic sites, controlling the golden waterway in the upper reaches of the Han River, integrating Tongbai with the Jianghan Liberated Area, and opening up the southern gateway for the Huaihai Campaign.