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Dario Fo (1926-2016), who won the 1997 Nobel Prize for Literature, is the most controversial Nobel Prize winner, "because he inherited the tradition of medieval entertainers, ridiculed power, and restored dignity to the oppressed." This article sorts out Dario Fo's comedy creation process, and selects nine representative works from the more than fifty comedies he created throughout his life for introduction and analysis. From these works, we can feel that Dario Fo has keen insight and superb acting skills. He is good at using witticisms and black humor to ridicule, insinuate, and lash out various ugly phenomena in real life. He uses comedy expressions that are popular among the public to expose darkness, criticize current ills, and explore various contemporary real problems, which has very broad practical significance.

This book is a long documentary work that describes the experiences of more than a thousand female soldiers of the People's Liberation Army who marched into Tibet with the troops entering Tibet in the 1950s, overcame many difficulties, and made great contributions to the peaceful liberation of Tibet. It is composed of two parts: "March on the Line of Death" and "Touching the Earth-shaking Han-Tibetan Feelings": The first part describes the female soldiers who actively signed up to join the troops entering Tibet with the enthusiasm to serve the motherland. In the harsh natural environment of snowy mountains, glaciers, swamps, etc., As well as in the face of difficulties such as shortage of logistics supplies, lack of food and clothing, altitude sickness, etc. 2. The revolutionary heroic spirit of not being afraid of death overcame physical and psychological difficulties and finally completed the mission of marching into Tibet; the second chapter describes the female soldiers who entered Tibet, despite the clamor of unfriendly upper-class reactionaries in Tibet, and did a lot of work to unite Tibetan compatriots and made great contributions to the construction of Tibet and safeguarding the reunification of the motherland.

"Red Star Shines on China" is a documentary literary work created by American journalist Edgar Snow and translated by Dong Leshan. This book truly records what the author saw and heard during on-the-spot interviews in the revolutionary base areas in northwest China from June to October 1936. It reports to the world the situation of China, the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, and many Red Army leaders and Red Army generals. 2016 Marks the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Long March and the 80th anniversary of the publication of this book. The launch of this new edition is of great commemorative significance.

The first original work in the translation documentary series, a current story about life and death in China. "Lessons on Life and Death" is a collection of Yuan Ling's short stories, which record the little people who move around in various places of existence, or the anonymous people who are superimposed in the historical strata. Most of these characters are encountered by the author during his growth experience, interviews and surveys, and charity visits. They include rural elders and marginalized people in the city; there are missing people in history and children left behind; there are hard-working businessmen and white-collar workers under the shadow of autism. There are dead people and there are living people. Their life experiences may be described as twists and turns, or simply sloppy. Life scenes are either unique or ordinary. They are not the protagonists in the spotlight of the times, but each has their own plot. Yuan Ling records the life and death of these people, not only for the sake of their lives, but also for the understanding of his own life.

"The Chinese and the Japanese in the Eyes of Americans" is what the famous American philosopher John Dewey saw and heard when he traveled to Japan and China. It records China and Japan in 1919 and can be called a witness to the times a hundred years ago. John Dewey recorded the folk customs of China and Japan in detail in the last century, including some interesting historical details, such as the sense of responsibility of Chinese students to "take the world as their own responsibility", prosperous Shanghai, prosperous Hangzhou, Japanese bowing, prices and food, the people's awe of the emperor when the emperor traveled, Uji's tea, etc. These records are considered valuable first-hand historical materials today. In "The Chinese and the Japanese in American Eyes", John Dewey believed that Japan's background is still ancient, but new buds have grown inside, like trees in spring, trying to exude a breath of new life. Dewey was deeply shocked by the endless power and strong sense of responsibility of Chinese people, the climate and landscape that were completely different from New York, and the unparalleled philosophy of life.

"Two Books I Photographed by Students" is Huang Deng's summary and reflection on his thirteen years of teaching practice as a college teacher. It is also a sincere feedback on the marketization practice of Chinese colleges and universities. In the long-term contact and observation of his teaching subjects, that is, ordinary second-tier college students, the author presents to readers their youth, hesitation, confusion, innocence and struggle, and follows up on their future, showing the hidden life situation of this group in a relatively comprehensive way. At the same time, this book also reflects the growth conditions and destiny of the most ordinary young people in China. This is an original non-fiction work with detailed information and in-depth perspectives.

Standing at the historical node of 40 years, we have selected 40 representatives who have influenced the development process of Chinese society in these 40 years to record this great and evocative process. They are --As thinkers, Hu Fuming, Li Yining, Wu Nansheng, Wen Yuankai, Li Hao, Zhao Qizheng, Zhou Ruijin, Gao Shangquan, Du Runsheng, and Lin Yifu; as entrepreneurs, Jiang Zilong, Liu Chuanzhi, Zhang Ruimin, Zong Qinghou, Ma Yun, Li Shufu, Wang Shi, Wu Renbao, Chu Shijian, and Li Ning; as sudden entrepreneurs The breakers include Yuan Longping, Tu Youyou, Yang Liwei, Zhong Nanshan, Teresa Teng, Jin Yong, Jia Pingwa, Lang Ping, Zhang Yimou, Yao Ming, as well as Kissinger, Vogel, Ohira Masayo, Lee Kuan Yew, Fairbank, Raffarin, Rudd, Samaranch, Tsikhvinsky, and Guterres from the international community. Although these 40 iconic people are only some of the important witnesses, practitioners, and participants in China's 40 years of reform and opening up, their experiences and struggles have allowed successors to have a glimpse of every progress and hesitation, every exploration and sacrifice in the 40 years of reform and opening up.

Film master Buñuel's personal memoirs. From childhood to old age, from memories of the Middle Ages to the narration of the Surrealist movement, from Parisian dreams to dreamy Hollywood, from the turbulent years in Mexico to returning to Spain, the time spans nearly a hundred years and is interspersed with dozens of films. The memoir slowly unfolds a picture of the 20th century, presenting a unique surrealist magical world and half a century of humanistic customs along the Seine River.

The revolutionary movement that swept across Europe in 1948 ushered the history of that time into a new era, but historians have not yet concluded what era it entered. Tocqueville, the French political thinker, sociologist, and author of the famous book "The Old Regime and the Great Revolution" was a participant in the 1848 Revolution and was also the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Second Republic. He left this memoir about the revolution. It is not only a precious historical record, but also the most obvious manifestation of Tocqueville's personality, reflecting a lesser-known aspect of his life - his political career.

This book is compiled from a series of reports "Silent Wails - Unique Incidents in Schools" that Kyodo News Agency sent to newspapers across Japan in 2013. It went through significant additions and deletions when it was written. The book records the process by which journalist Koji Iketani, after more than 10 years of in-depth investigation, joined hands with the "School Sexual Harassment Prevention National Network" (SSHP), a Japanese non-profit organization that specializes in dealing with campus sexual assault incidents, to help victims dare to tell the truth. We continue to interview, not to understand the perpetrators, but to remind everyone again and again not to become bystanders. --Koji Iketani Only when someone is willing to listen can we have the courage to talk. I want the adults around me to know that it is necessary to listen to children. --A victim student.

This book is documentary literature about Guangzhou's Zengcheng District innovating inclusive finance and exploring the value-added path of "agriculture, rural areas and farmers". It mainly reflects the innovative inclusive finance practices and results of the Zengcheng District Party Committee and District Government, taking the implementation of the Guangdong Provincial Inclusive Finance Pilot Zone as a breakthrough, formulating relevant measures, focusing on key projects and leading enterprises, opening up the "last mile", and reflecting the timeliness and diversity of value-added. The practices of Yiyiguitian, Fengle, Holley Vocational and Technical College and several major banks were selected to highlight the support and promotion of inclusive finance to the real economy, young people's "mass entrepreneurship and innovation" and other fields, and to demonstrate the profound changes and development of the times in value-added cities.

"Migrant literature" is a literary form with the most Guangdong characteristics and authenticity. From the rise and development of this literary form to the close reading of texts, from the characteristics of "migrant literature" to the sorting out of spiritual genealogy, many critics in Guangdong have actively participated and devoted their efforts to encourage and advocate for "migrant literature". This book explores the rise and development of "migrant literature" criticism, which reflects the critical characteristics of Cantonese critics who focus on reality and pay attention to the daily, local experience and practical nature of literary criticism.

In 1985, Hinton, 29, was arrested in Alabama and charged with two counts of murder. Despite the apparent lack of evidence, he was placed on death row. The injustice of fate did not break him. While waiting for execution, he became a beacon - actively helping people around him, listening to inmates, organizing reading groups, and in the end, even prison guards would ask him for help. He never gave up the fight for freedom and firmly believed that he would one day walk out of death row with dignity. Finally, in 2015, Hinton was immediately released with approval from the U. S. Supreme Court. After being released from prison, he promoted judicial reform and used his own example to encourage people in trouble to persist in kindness and live positive lives.

Since the beginning of mankind, the struggle between mankind and plague has never stopped, and plague has always been accompanied by plague in the history of human civilization. Every plague pandemic is accompanied by an improvement in human understanding of nature. Plague has participated in our history and the creation of our civilization. In a sense, the plague is a culture. In the context of the recent Wuhan pneumonia, this book records the harm of great plagues in world history, the power of people in plagues, and the impact of plagues on human civilization through vivid and detailed examples and data. From the perspective of global history, this book tells the story of mankind's response to plagues. From praying and isolating to coexisting with the cognitive and coping process, and then reflecting on the symbiosis between human beings and plagues in the nirvana of life and death, it enlightens readers to think about the way to live in harmony with nature, and believes that plagues can be recognized and defeated.

The 2017 Zhongshan Non-Public Economy Phoenix Award event hosted by the Organization Department of the Zhongshan Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China will be held in mid-July to commend a group of outstanding private enterprises and advanced business (associations) in Zhongshan City. This manuscript will introduce the main winners, tell their inspirational stories and successful experiences, and include the list of winners as an appendix.

In response to the country's strategic concept of building a "New Silk Road Economic Belt" and a "21st Century Maritime Silk Road", Zhongshan Daily has recently launched a series of reporting activities called "Sail the World: Searching for the Maritime Silk Road", sending a number of capable reporters and editors to visit major cities on the Maritime Silk Road to discover the charm of maritime culture, tell the economic, trade and cultural stories carried by the thousand-year ocean waterway, and explore the practical significance of the ancient Maritime Silk Road to today. It will help Zhongshan City and the country accelerate the construction of a new pattern of opening up to the outside world and realize the Chinese Dream.

With the development of the economy and society, whether it is time to live in a foreign country and work hard, or whether it is time to return home in the 30s and revitalize the hometown economy. The choice of different lifestyles has become an important issue that many expatriate people think about repeatedly. In building a new countryside, policy support provides more opportunities for rural economic development. This book selects 18 representative figures who have transitioned from urban life to returning to their hometowns for development. Among them are writers, designers, painters, advertisers, charity workers, bookstore owners, etc. They have all used their own unique ways to find ways to integrate with the countryside and the countryside, and have contributed their own strength to the construction of new rural areas. In the process, their minds have also tended to level off, reaching a natural and harmonious state, and found the lifestyle they want. Through them, we have a new definition of "township" and "township" life. From them, I saw a broader definition of township. This hometown can be the village where one gave birth and raised oneself, or it can be the second hometown that the heart desires, or even just the rural tradition that the heart identifies with. Returning home is not a passionate and barbaric impulse, but a firm choice after careful consideration. These choices contain creativity on how to survive in the countryside, and even the possibility of revitalizing villages and reversing rural subjectivity.

This book is one of the "Literary Memoirs" series. "Chen Zhongshi Literary Memoirs" collects the reflections of the famous contemporary writer Chen Zhongshi on literary creation and his thoughts on life, society and historical issues on the road of literary creation. The genre covers retrospective essays, creative talks, interviews, prefaces and postscripts, etc. His memories include both the humanistic discovery of the long history and the affectionate look back at his hometown.

The year 2017 is the 30th consecutive anniversary of the Zhongshan "Ten Thousand Charity Walks", which is well-known in the province, Hong Kong and Macao. The 30-year "Charity Walk" shows that the Red Cross spirit of humanity, fraternity and dedication is in line with the excellent traditional culture of the Chinese nation and is highly consistent with the core socialist values. It is an important manifestation of the progress of human social civilization. Through the form of text and hand-drawn drawings, this book tells readers each touching story in the "Charity Walk", explaining the urban heritage of Zhongshan: where does philanthropy come from, and how it silently affects the city.

Huizhou is a famous historical and cultural city in Guangdong Province. It is known as "a famous county in Lingnan", "the gateway to eastern Guangdong" and "half city with mountains and half city with lakes". In the process of the city's rapid development, urban transformation and demolition have always followed the pace. This book will walk through real and touching scenes of demolition, such as the ice-breaking move to overcome difficulties, the miracle of Xiao Jin's speed, the humane demolition that respects customs, the repair and reconstruction of old buildings, the transformation of urban villages, etc., Which are inseparable from the people's understanding and support of urban development and the indescribable bitterness of the demolition workers. As a long reportage, the book presents the historical details of Huizhou's urban transformation and public support project construction, demonstrates the unique wisdom of Huizhou people's urban modernization construction, and aims to provide some reference and help for promoting future urban development.

In the form of large-scale documentary literature, this book records in detail the important figures and major events in Zhongshan since the founding of New China, comprehensively displays the development achievements of Zhongshan, helps readers understand the history of Zhongshan, promotes the excellent traditional culture of Xiangshan, enhances the soft power of Zhongshan culture, and contributes to the construction of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

In the autumn of 1896, when Sun Yat-sen was in exile in the UK, he was unfortunately kidnapped by the Qing government's embassy in the UK and was nearly killed. Later, he was rescued by Mr. Cantley, a British teacher when Sun Yat-sen was studying at the Hong Kong College of Western Medicine, and finally escaped from danger. After Sun Yat-sen was rescued, he wrote the book "London Tragedy" about his ordeal. This is Sun Yat-sen's earliest English book and the only documentary prose work in his life. As soon as this book was published, it caused a sensation in European and American political circles, intimidated the Qing court, and sowed the first fire for the Revolution of 1911. This book is the first complete modern Chinese translation in 114 years. The classical Chinese translations that have been popular for more than a hundred years are not only outdated in language, but also often abridged; this book is completely translated into modern Chinese according to the original English work, and comprehensively and truly restores the history of Sun Yat-sen's London disaster.

This work is the latest project report of the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences and the English version of major academic papers. It mainly includes the following papers: 1. Unswervingly exploring a development path suitable for national conditions_Zhang Daogen, 2. Economic globalization development, practical dilemmas and theoretical reflections_Weighing, 3. Sun Yat-sen (1925-1949) in the memory of Shanghai city_Xu Tao, 4. Morality in reform and opening up Shensi_Yang Qiyu, 5. Friedrich List in the development process of modern China_Mei Junjie, 6. Values and empirical phenomena: the embarrassment and reconstruction of the concept of populism_Guo Zhongjun, 7. \TRights and economic circles - also on the thought of human rights in the Confucian perspective_Zhang Zhihong, 8. Boundaries, authority and legitimacy: a study of journalistic professional discourse in the Chinese context_Bai Hongyi.

This book takes Sizhai (pseudonym, located in Meizhou City, Guangdong) as the background, with uranium geological exploration as the main line, and the unique vision of a uranium geological prospector. It is mainly in diary style and uses plain language to objectively record the situation of Guangdong nuclear industry geologists searching for uranium deposits in Sizhai from July 2010 to December 2012, so as to provide uranium resource guarantee for the country and Guangdong. The book contains the geological work experiences of nuclear industry geologists under violent storms, as well as the recordings of beautiful scenery, as well as the author's random thoughts and reflections, which fully demonstrates the nuclear industry geologists' fearless, adventurous, open-minded and optimistic spirit.

The manuscript takes the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge as the first large-scale cross-sea transportation project jointly constructed by Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao. It conducts in-depth interviews with management representatives from Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao, the owner unit of the Bridge Authority. Through in-depth documentary interviews, the story behind the construction of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge is presented. The book is divided into six chapters. It describes the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, the world's maritime super bridge known as one of the "Seven Wonders of the Modern World", under what circumstances, location, people and background it was built; what global problems it has overcome to reflect China's transformation from a major bridge-building country in the world to a powerful bridge-building country in the world; and how more than 20,000 builders achieved this great leap from manufacturing to "intelligent manufacturing" and from traditional craftsmanship to modern industrial civilization.

The book takes Yulin in northern Shaanxi as an example to describe the traditional New Year customs in northern Shaanxi. New Year customs are the oldest and quintessence of Chinese traditional culture, and Yulin in northern Shaanxi still retains and continues this culture. From folk rituals and sacrifices to cultural and entertainment celebrations, the bright new year style in northern Shaanxi not only allows people to feel the style of the new year and the wonderful charm of traditional culture, but also the unique style of the Loess Plateau. The book not only elaborates on the customs and culture of northern Shaanxi, but also introduces in detail the various activities carried out in northern Shaanxi based on cultural tourism in recent years. This book has played a positive role in the excavation and promotion of traditional culture in northern Shaanxi. The author is Li Miaomiao, female, editor-in-chief of the supplement of "Yulin Daily". His works are scattered in Shaanxi Daily, Yulin Daily, Kaifeng Daily, Beihai Evening News, Xinhuanet, China Civilization Network, Toutiao and other newspapers and websites. Among them are "Meeting in the North of Northern Shaanxi", "The Journey from Wanliguan Mountain", "Nostalgia, Conscience and Gratitude in Burning Pain", "Searching for the Most Northern Shaanxi Style", "Talk about the Old City Wall of Yulin"...

Travel means going deep into a strange city, discovering another corner of the world, discovering new spaces, and experiencing different cultures and customs. Listen carefully to the most authentic sounds of nature and the city. Feel the people, scenery, and things you have never seen before, increase your external knowledge, broaden your horizons, let people love life, love life, and understand life during travel; find yourself, find happiness, and let your mind relax and purify! Keep walking and keep harvesting, this is the meaning of travel. The author of this book also wants to share with us the joy of his journey, and lead us to understand his love for the land of Sanqin, his insights from walking along the Silk Road, and so on.

There are thirty-four chapters in the book, which collect the life stories of 38 villagers from 19 families, all of which are taken from the oral accounts of the villagers. Through the life experiences of more than thirty villagers, it restores the life journey of individual farmers during social changes. It also reflects the social changes of an ordinary village and sketches a historical microcosm of China's rural areas for a century. The dictators of the manuscript appear under pseudonyms, and the real names of places have been withheld.

This is a social documentary that tells the story of a woman's struggle at the bottom of society. It is about female independence, domestic violence, and the housing, medical care, employment, education, social welfare system, etc. In contemporary America. It was selected by former U. S. President Obama as a 2019 summer book list. In order to raise her daughter, the author Stephanie Rand became a cleaning lady and traveled between more than a dozen customers' homes: there were government shelters for low-income families, and there were all kinds of stunning mansions; there were cozy plant homes, and there were also homes for hoarders. The patrons try to avoid interacting with her as much as possible, but she is like a wandering ghost, thinking about their lives, loves and sorrows through the details of the house. Rand recorded her work experience and the hardships of raising her daughter alone in a VOX column. She did not expect at the time that the article would be viewed more than 500,000 times in three days.

"Qixian Electricity Industry Chronicle" reproduces the historical trajectory of the development of Qixian's electric power industry in an all-round and multi-perspective manner with detailed information, complete categories, rich content and introduction, and simple text. This book takes history as a mirror, sums up experiences and lessons, understands the rise and fall, gains and losses, and plays a role in governance. From it, one can receive education and enlightenment, and play the role of enlightenment. Its valuable materials, a large amount of information, and comprehensive historical data on the development of the electric power industry have important historical preservation effects. The book adopts a scientific and rigorous attitude, is based on contemporary times, and details the past and present. The book is divided into 16 chapters, 46 sections, about 270,000 words, 89 photos, and 41 charts. Taking the power network in the 1960s as the main line, it records the historical context of Qixian's electric power industry from small to large, from weak to strong, and comprehensively and truly reflects the long-term development of electric power workers. The material culture, political culture and spiritual culture formed in social practice objectively record the huge role Qixian Electric Power has played in people's lives, industrial and agricultural production, material foundation and other aspects over the past 50 years. It is a brilliant chapter written by generations of electric industry cadres and workers with hard work and sweat. It is the corporate history, struggle history and glorious history of the development of the electric power industry.

He is the founder of Japanese story comics and the pioneer of modern Japanese animation; many of his comic characters - Astro Boy, Jungle King, Black Jack, Firebird, etc., Have become well-known classic characters; he gave Japanese comics an international reputation, gave TV animation wings to take off, and used his brush to bring joy to people who love comics and animation around the world for half a century. He is the one and only Osamu Tezuka. His real name was Tezuka Osamu, so why did he use "worm" as his pen name? Facing requests from multiple magazines at the same time, what kind of superhuman creative method did he use to rush the manuscripts? Why did he tease the editor who was urging him to write the manuscript, and why did he make a cameo appearance in the short play directed by his son? Through the writings of the eldest son, Tezuka Makoto, you will get to know a more three-dimensional and humane Osamu Tezuka, and experience the unknown side of the great master.

In the past 15 years, the author Lin Qiang has traveled to various leprosy rehabilitation villages in Liangshan Prefecture and met many leprosy patients and their families. During the days when he ate and lived with them, the author made friends with them and listened to their stories about his decades of experience. Every person and every family there has a touching story. The author originally wanted to write all their stories in the book "The Power of Life (Record of a Leper Patient)", but there were too many, and he was afraid that he would not be able to tell them clearly. So he chose Qian Zhichang as the main line, telling me about my interactions and stories with him over the past 10 years, and trying to uncover a corner of the leprosy village in Liangshan Prefecture.

This book is a long documentary written with passion and tears by the famous writer Leng Meng. It is a spiritual history of teachers and students of Jiaotong University who moved westward, a spiritual history of scientific and technological workers and educators who moved westward, and a spiritual history of patriotism, dedication, dedication and struggle of contemporary intellectuals. This book shows that thousands of teachers, students, and family members of Jiaotong University responded to the party's call and rushed from prosperous Shanghai to the difficult west, making important contributions to national construction and the development of the west. During the nearly 60 years since they moved to the school and took root in the west, they have inherited excellent academic and teaching styles, developed the character of hard work, practiced and carried forward the "Yan'an Spirit", and created the westward-moving spirit of "minding the overall situation, selfless dedication, carrying forward traditions, and working hard". This spirit is the precious spiritual wealth of all the Chinese people. It is a vivid teaching material for the education of party members and cadres in the new era on "not forgetting the original intention and keeping the mission in mind."

Written in 1879, the book specifically explores why poverty not only still exists, but actually seems to increase as societies become wealthier. During the economic crisis in Europe and the United States, after traveling to Australia, India, the United Kingdom, Ireland, and domestic New York, San Francisco and other places, George felt deeply that "material progress not only cannot relieve poverty, but actually creates poverty." To this end, he wrote this book to examine the polarization issues that still plague us today. Sun Yat-sen praised this book and said, "It means that the more civilized the world is, the poorer mankind will be. Due to the improper equalization of economics, it advocates public ownership of land." Liao Zhongkai believes that the theories in this book are the ideological yeast of Sun Yat-sen's Three People's Principles.

Hendrick believes that "American industry has experienced the most stunning economic transformation in the world over the past fifty years." In order to let more people understand this era, Hendrix describes the different industries and the lives of important industry leaders that emerged in these decades. Hendrix also discusses the rise of the steel industry, telephones, public utilities, agricultural machinery, and automobile industries in the United States, presenting a panoramic picture of the American economic miracle years.

This rare and peculiar "stalemate battle" lasted for ten years in the undulating and mysterious subtropical jungle. This documentary work uses bold writing and a large number of little-known facts to reveal the true background of the outbreak of the Sino-Vietnam War, the attention and discussion of countries around the world, the cruelty of the war, the tragedy of the battlefield, and the soldiers' tenacious fighting spirit that made people praise and cry. At the same time, through concrete and vivid descriptions, the soldiers stepped out of the "heroic circle" and faced their emotional world as ordinary people in the uncertain future...

After a brief introduction to Mongolia's history and political thorniness, the author describes a year-long expedition in Mongolia and northwest China, avoiding the excessive professional narrative of the author as a naturalist. The expedition team initially drove in order to photograph antelopes and wolves on the grasslands. The chapter in the Kulen (today's Ulaanbaatar) section of the book is very interesting, describing local temple rituals that have disappeared today. In order to stay longer, the author and his wife rode back with local herders on horseback. The author then went hunting in the forests of northern Mongolia. Some of the ideas in the book seem a little outdated. For example, in the last chapter, many animals are slaughtered in order to make them into specimens; the description of hunting is also a bit crude. But the book also records the humanity and beliefs of that time. The descriptions in the book are not overly sympathetic and are very objective. The author's descriptions of landscapes, colors, etc. Are excellent, including of course the animals that the author is most concerned about.

At the beginning of 2020, the COVID-19 epidemic struck suddenly and fiercely. In the face of this unprecedented epidemic, people across the country, from top to bottom, have jointly completed a passionate "war against the epidemic". As the book of the same name of the anti-epidemic period drama "Together", this book is composed of ten unit stories: "The Turning Point of Life", "The Ferryman", "Coming Together", "The Rescuer", "24 Hours Search", "Vulcan Mountain", "Shelter", "My Name is Dalian", "Masks" and "Wuhan People". It tells the true state of ordinary Chinese people in the fight against the new coronavirus epidemic. It is vivid and touching, and makes people cry when reading it. On this basis, the book also includes the creative experiences of screenwriters, directors, starring actors and many other creatives, faithfully recording the little-known stories behind the scenes.

This book is a collection of English translations of saga published for the first time in the United States. It was jointly translated by Rasmus Bjorn Anderson, Matthew Arnold, Jorn Bjarnason, professor of Old Norse at the University of Wisconsin in the United States, and George Stephens, professor at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark. "Saga" is a unique literature in Iceland and Northern Europe. During the long winter in Northern Europe, people hide in their houses and pass away the loneliness by telling ancient legends and stories. Starting from about the 13th century, people in Iceland and Norway began to write down stories that were usually passed down orally. Most of these stories were Icelandic myths, heroic sagas, Viking expeditions, etc. From the mid-9th to 11th centuries, and were rich in romanticism. The Vikings were explorers, warriors, traders and pirates who invaded and colonized the European coast and British islands from the 8th to 11th centuries AD. Its footprints cover a vast territory from the European continent to the Arctic. This period in Europe is called the "Viking Age". There is a theory that the word "viking" comes from the Old English word "wíc". In English, the word "wicing" first appeared in ancient Anglo-Saxon poetry in the 6th century, which means "pirate". Through several stories, this book shows readers the life, beliefs, and principles of doing things of the Vikings, as well as the levels of Nordic feudal society at that time. The stories are vivid and the writing is beautiful. It is an excellent read for understanding Nordic customs.

In January 2015, the Stanford University sexual assault case shocked the United States. The suspect, Brock Turner, was a rising star swimmer who had participated in the Olympic qualifying competition. Facing an unfair trial in court, the victim used the pseudonym Emily to make a court statement. This statement is considered one of the most important historical documents in the United States since "Uncle Tom's Cabin." The then US Vice President Biden issued an open letter to express his support for her. As a result of the case, California fired the trial judge and changed its sexual assault legislation. She is not Emily, she is Chanel Miller, a Chinese girl whose Chinese name is Zhang Xiaoxia. She is not a symbolic victim, but will regain healing, dignity and strength in her writing for herself and for all girls who have suffered pain.

Letters to Love, Hometown and Sun-drenched Pastures At the end of 1942, after the British Chris Barker was sent to North Africa as a signalman, in order to survive the dark war days, he began to write letters to old colleagues. Bessie Moore's warm replies illuminated his life, and the two fell in love. Although they did not meet each other during this period, the relationship established through letters was equally deep, and a year later the two began talking about marriage. After World War II, the two married and raised two sons together. The content of the correspondence between the two was interesting and true, full of British humor and the flavor of the times. More than 500 of them have been preserved, and some are included in this book, vividly restoring the ordinary and great love between the two.

It's not that you "can't" have children, it's that society "doesn't allow" you to have children. The entire social environment is telling women: "If you are so worried about your children, let the mother stay at home." What is the fundamental reason why young people are unwilling to have children? How to change the social status quo of low desire for childcare? From the perspective of women such as the unfair treatment of pregnant women in the workplace, the shortcomings of obstetrics and gynecology in hospitals, and the problems in child care institutions, the author provides an in-depth analysis of the social factors of low fertility. The author Miki Kobayashi won the Poverty News Reporting Award in 2013 for her "report on the structure of a 'society that does not allow childbearing' and a series of discrimination against pregnant women in the workplace." In the last chapter, the author describes the ideal form of a "society capable of giving birth," but changing the status quo still requires the joint efforts of all levels of society.

"I killed my family." When love and affection become a burden, how to avoid the "enchanted moment" when the bonds between relatives are twisted and broken? "If you cover your mother's mouth and nose with a quilt, she will be free..." - The inner world of the "perpetrator" in the "nursing killing" incident. The Mainichi Shimbun Osaka Social Affairs Department interview team conducted in-depth interviews to reveal the tragic reality of home care and explore the possibility of preventing another tragedy. The aging Japanese caregivers are losing talent and social welfare support is insufficient. Family caregiving is like an endless protracted battle, which ultimately leads to a moral tragedy. How far away are we from the sensational "nursing killing" incident?

Nadia Murad was born in the city of Koho, Iraq, into a loving Yazidi community. She grew up hearing her elders tell about the multiple genocides her people had faced in history, but she never thought that beyond the town's borders, the "Islamic State" that began to control northern Iraq would annihilate Koho. In August 2014, when Nadia was 21, ISIS militants laid siege to the city of Coho and irrevocably changed the lives of everyone in the town. Nadia was captured by a group of brutal militants and suffered inhumane torture. Later, she was able to escape with the help of an extraordinary family who risked their lives to save her. After Nadia escaped, with the encouragement of lawyer Amal Clooney, she overcame her inner fear and worldly constraints, boldly stood on the United Nations podium, exposed to the world the heinous crimes committed by the "ISIS" terrorist organization, and at the same time published this survival memoir "The Girl Who Survived".

This is a work of reportage. Ninghai County Public Construction Management Center, referred to as Ninghai County Public Construction Center, was established in May 2006. Its main responsibility is to accept the commission from the county government and undertake the construction work of non-profit government investment projects except urban construction, transportation, water conservancy and other projects. As the pace of economic development in Ninghai County accelerates, government investment projects in education, culture, health and other areas have increased significantly, and the role of the Ninghai County Public Construction Center has become increasingly prominent. This book uses 17 chapters to record the construction of three representative projects: Ninghai County First Hospital Expansion Project, Ninghai County Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine Relocation Project, and Ninghai County Shili Hongzhuang Cultural Park Project. It uses reportage to show readers the process of establishing the image of the "Public Construction Iron Army" of the Ninghai County Public Construction Center.

"Chen Danyan's Shanghai", 180,000 words, more than 150 pictures. The book is divided into four parts: "Not a hometown, but a hometown", "Continuous flow", "The street that never widens", and "Marine national trend, Shanghai and Shenzhen modernity: Annotation of Shanghai fashion from the 1960s to the 1990s". Chen Danyan uses non-fiction writing to tell the story of moving and her parents' eight boxes, the story of pidgin English and Shanghai compradors, the story of never widening the streets to protect the memory of the city, the story of the young climber who likes to climb high and overlook Shanghai, the story of Ke Ling's former residence, the story of Fu Lei's former residence, the story of He Youzhi and his illustrations of old Shanghai, author 14 The story of the geography teacher when he was young, the story of the first TOEFL test in mainland China in 1981, and the story of the old Shanghai brand that created and maintained the dignity of daily life for the people of Shanghai and even the whole of China... These daily lives, folk memories and personal histories during Shanghai's century-old changes are the past and present of Shanghai in the eyes of a writer with rigorous research and unique writing. As one of the most important docks of the treaty port city in the 19th century and now an international metropolis, Shanghai's origins, its ambitions, its history of being connected to the world, and its respect for daily life are all the reasons why we love it in Chen Danyan's writings. Because the feeling of loving Shanghai is the feeling of loving the world. The book uses varied perspectives, calm sensibility, dense and delicate text, and pictures and texts to present a lively and flowing Shanghai with unique spiritual character in front of readers. It can be said that "Chen Danyan's Shanghai" has become a unique cultural business card, conveying the unique charm of Shanghai city and culture to China and the world.

How can the lively and flowing romance of Shanghai be transformed from the dust and smoke of history into the charm of the present? The changes over the decades in the cafes that have been regarded as urban living rooms, the streets that have never been widened to protect the memory of the city, the smells of Zhang Ailing, Bai Xianyong, Ke Ling, Fu Lei, and He Youzhi floating in the former residences of celebrities whose lives have changed, those foreign literary classics that are regarded as treasures by literary youths in the white paper era, the embarrassing past of the white paper era, those that have stared at us through the lens of French missionaries for more than a hundred years In the Shanghai of the past, there were still those fashionable women who quietly competed for beauty on Huaihai Road in the name of walking... The endless emotions of the vicissitudes of the world, the past and present lives of ordinary alleys, the contentment of worldly life... Chen Danyan's delicate and exquisite, sometimes vicious and sharp intuition not only has a calm sensibility, but also provides a contrasting contrast, taking readers back and forth between the past and present lives of Shanghai. "The Romance of Shanghai" has gone through four editions. According to the agreement between the author and the readers, new content and chapters will be added every five years. In this new edition, Chen Danyan added a new section to each chapter, adding the latest chapters from 2015 to 2020 based on the original open structure. The text has been increased by nearly 40,000 words, and dozens of new pictures have been added.

"Becoming the Peace Hotel", Chen Danyan's Bund series. The book takes one building as the main line and tells the past and present life of the Peace Hotel, a monumental building in Shanghai that is rich in symbolic significance and full of historical relics. The author intervenes in history in the form of non-fiction novels, using details and historical facts as the warp and weft, interweaving characters and stories to form a history of architectural life that is both true and imaginary. Becoming a "Peace Hotel" and a historical witness of Shanghai - Chen Danyan shows us the scenery of a building floating back and forth in time, and the silent but endless memory of a city in the turmoil...

The author uses the special perspective of "non-fiction" and "image" to tell the story of the past and present life of the Bund with Shanghai-style dense and delicate words, uncovering the mottled light and shadow of the Bund, a historical ship with rich connotations. In the author's writing, foreign expatriates who left the Bund by boat to escape the Chinese Civil War, Sam Tata, a foreign photographer who was born in Shanghai and photographed the Bund in 1949, and a mother who took her daughter to the site of the Shanghai General Assembly to pursue her childhood memories, claimed to "re-light the Bund" Li Jinghan, chairman of the Bund Three Federation, and the pidgin English that connected the commercial prosperity of the Bund during the concession period, the long night silence of the Bund in the 1950s, and the giant poster "Long Live the Great Unity of the Working People of the World" that appeared on the outer wall of the Friendship Store in 1966. The Lovers' Wall on the Bund in the 1970s and 1980s, the Bund renovation project in the 1990s... The dense details lay out the people and things that have had special experiences with the Bund, giving history a breath and warmth. There are more than 170 pictures in the book. The combination of visual expression and non-fiction narrative vividly reproduces the past and present legend of the Bund.