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It collects a large amount of first-hand information, reproduces the world's spy wars in the past sixty years, and tells you how to become a real James Bond. "Central Intelligence Agency" uses a large amount of first-hand information to reproduce the CIA's actions in major events such as stealing the secret report of the 20th Congress of the Soviet Communist Party, planning the assassination of Castro, even supporting South American drug lords, funding and supporting psychotropic drugs and human experiments, showing readers a CIA that is "half angel and half devil".

The heroic spirit is the most precious spirit in any era. This tempered spirit deserves the respect, understanding and learning of every Chinese son and daughter. The manuscript of this book tells the touching heroic images. Behind each touching story, we see a kind of faith and a kind of dedication. The publication of this book has a positive effect on promoting the heroic spirit, adhering to spiritual beliefs, improving one's ideological awareness, and further affecting one's work and life.

In China at the beginning of 2020, some people have stayed and some have passed away, some are at a loss and some are helpless, and some are stepping forward. In the smokeless battle against pneumonia caused by the new coronavirus infection, countless medical staff are on the front line of the fight against the epidemic without hesitation. Faced with the lives of critically ill patients, they devoted themselves wholeheartedly and went all out to bring the hope of life to the patients. They do not exist in isolation. Everyone has relatives and a home. They are parents, wives, husbands, children... They are all members of the general public. The brilliance of humanity is even more apparent in the face of disasters, and it needs to be recorded now more than ever. This book selects 196 life notes of medical staff on the front lines of the fight against the epidemic, records the calm but extraordinary moments of the "angels in white", captures the subtle touches on the front line of the fight against the epidemic, witnesses this special journey, and reflects the tenacity and optimism of individuals in a dangerous city, as well as the warmth and righteousness written with life.

This is a documentary book about oral history. In the form of oral records, this book selects 60 former industrialists and businessmen from all over the country for on-the-spot interviews. Taking a single person and one incident as the entry point, this book reproduces the conscious practice of the majority of former industrialists and businessmen in their entrepreneurship and development of business. The shining footprints bear in mind the important contributions they made to the construction of the motherland with their youth. It displays the sincere feelings of patriotism and party love of the vast number of former industrial and commercial workers from multiple angles and panoramic views, as well as the noble feelings of having national justice in mind and never forgetting to repay the society, leaving precious real historical materials for history.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning writer has been a golden partner with the senior editor of The Atlantic Monthly for 40 years. In fact, you can write better non-fiction! The Art of Nonfiction chronicles the lessons a writer and an editor learned from nearly forty years of working together. Its target audience is readers and writers, people who care about writing, how to write, and how to improve their writing. Our basic premise is that you can learn how to write better. We are unequivocal when it comes to sticking to the facts. Non-fiction is far more than just factual facts, but its starting point is not to make things up out of thin air. If the event happened on Tuesday, then Tuesday is the time it happened, even if Thursday would make a more coherent story. Of course, this does not mean confusing facts with truth. We also believe in the power of story and characters.

The author of this book uses the personal experience of a veteran to reveal the legend of the Tibetan border guards for readers. Tibet is known as the "roof of the world", and Zhadong, which the author's army defended, is the "roof of the roof". The average altitude of military bases is above 4,750 meters, and most frontline posts are between 5,000 and 6,000 meters. It is what life scientists call a "life restricted area." Here, border guards not only have to face the threats of "murderous demons" such as harsh living environment, harsh natural conditions, backward medical equipment, landslides, avalanches, car accidents, sudden mountain sickness and accidents, but also have to deal with ethnic separatists and returnees in a complex political and military situation. At the same time, the loneliness caused by traffic obstruction, information blockage, ignorance, and distant family relationships also caused physical and mental pain to the soldiers. It is precisely in this way that the legend of the Tibetan "God of War" was developed. The author relies on his extensive personal experience, rich materials and command of writing skills, and records these legends from a historical perspective, human considerations and rigorous writing attitude, thus creating an iron-blooded military legend.

How will we tell our children what really happened this spring? Which actions worsened the situation, which people deserve to be remembered, and how should those things be understood correctly? The works included in this collection use stories that children love to hear and popularize the scientific knowledge behind epidemic prevention and how to live peacefully with wild animals.

This book is a work of documentary literature. Through the written and oral narrations of Lei Feng and his fellow villagers, workers, and comrades-in-arms, the author uses vivid language and touching stories to restore a real Lei Feng who is approachable, respectable, and learnable, allowing people living in a pluralistic society to look back at the broad background and normal environment of the times, society, and family, and explore the humanistic trajectory of the formation of the great Lei Feng spirit. The work has a unique perspective and is full of love and sincerity.

Why are teachers viewed as both superheroes and gangster villains in America today? "Great teachers create miracles every day" VS "Only the incompetent can teach others" - Where do teachers who are trapped in the whirlpool of public education reform go? Issues involving gender, race, economic, educational and other inequalities: Is education a prescription or an accomplice? Conduct in-depth discussions on the feminization of teaching positions, teacher treatment, teaching evaluation systems, and education reform issues, and advocate giving teachers the right to reform education. Teachers in other countries are generally respected. In South Korea, teachers are called "nation founders." In Finland, both men and women ranked teaching in the top three most desirable careers for their spouses. However, there is an old saying in the United States - "Only the incompetent can teach others", which reflects the condescending attitude of Americans towards educators. To understand how Americans view teachers, one must understand the history of American education: high expectations for public education as a meritocracy, but at the same time a reluctance to invest heavily in the public organizations, teachers, and schools involved. The conflict between the two may have something to do with how Americans view teachers. Who should teach in public schools; what should be taught; how to educate, train, and hire teachers; how to pay teachers; how to evaluate and fire teachers: Americans have debated all these issues for two centuries, but have largely failed to reach a consensus. The book "Good Teachers, Bad Teachers" reviews the 175-year history of American education and finds the root of the many difficulties currently facing public education in the United States from past experience.

"Deep Blue's Story" is a real case record of police officer Shen Lan on the front line, recording nineteen stories of his own personal experience. These stories include deep thoughts on children's education, dumbfounding about old-age care, medical dramas and chaos, cases of seeking power for personal gain and ultimately reaping the consequences. On the other hand, there are also stories of reforming and re-creating a new life, which are just like tragedies and comedies in the world. Deep Blue wrote this with his own personal touch, which is very sad and a wake-up call for us. It is a rare non-fiction masterpiece.

He spent the most peaceful years with Mao Zedong in his life. Mao Zedong always picked up food for him during meals. On the enrollment form for the chairman's children, his name was actually listed in the parent column. In 1954, he proposed to Mao Zedong three times to leave Zhongnanhai, and Mao Zedong tried to persuade him to stay three times... He was Wang Hebin, Mao Zedong's first health doctor after the founding of New China, who also served as Mao Zedong's life secretary. He also shouldered the important task of taking care of the health of Zhu De, Liu Shaoqi, Zhou Enlai, and Ren Bishi. The author of this book, Wang Hebin, exclusively tells you Mao Zedong's personal health care story and his unforgettable memories around the great man.

This is a documentary introduction to American Jews. The lives of the characters in the book not only reproduce the struggle of American Jews, but also reflect the development trajectory of American society. Hopefully by telling their stories. It allows readers to not only have a panoramic overview of outstanding Jews in various fields in the United States, but also gain a deeper understanding of American history and American society.

This book records every detail of the life of a senior music editor, including hazy childhood, colorful youth, determined youth, 30-year-old, and unconfused time. It comprehensively describes the author's growth experience, work and life experiences, especially the memories of his father, and shows readers the image of a brave, just, and responsible soldier. The articles included in the book are short and concise, delicate and fresh. Reading them gives people a sense of comfort and makes them realize the fun of work and life.

The objects described in this book are historical figures who once lived in the Xianghu area and their experiences in certain aspects, but they are not real history, but historical stories. It should be noted that the main characters and events included in this book are all recorded in the old county annals of Xiaoshan, and they do exist.

This manuscript truly reproduces the author's work and life experience in Africa, vividly describes the development of Chinese and Chinese enterprises in Africa from the perspective of an eyewitness, and truly reflects the local economic and social conditions in Africa. During his stay in Kenya, the author respected local laws and regulations and worked hard to run his business. At the same time, he supported participation in Chinese associations and organizations, actively participated in local and Chinese public welfare undertakings, and did a lot of work to promote friendly cooperation and cultural exchanges between China and Kenya. This article has strong value and significance in the context of today's "One Belt, One Road" initiative.

Have you ever experienced the panic before a diagnosis? Have you experienced the despair after being diagnosed? Have you ever experienced the low self-esteem and sadness of losing your breasts? Have you experienced the hardship and pain of postoperative treatment? Maybe, maybe not, maybe you are a patient or you are still a healthy person. The author of this book is both a writer and a breast cancer patient. She used cross-border writing techniques, her own personal experience and great courage to write such a book for cancer patients! It not only writes about the experience of the entire treatment process, but also about feelings; not only about loneliness and pain, but also about thoughts about life; it not only writes about breast cancer, but also about other types of cancer; it not only touches on medical common sense, but also has literary aesthetic significance; its appeal is unmatched by works of similar themes. "Bright as Autumn Leaves" is written for breast cancer patients and the entire cancer community; it is written for unhealthy people as well as healthy people. It tells you how to get rid of pain, defeat yourself, conquer your life, and live a normal life. Get rid of all kinds of physical and mental pressure, and give birth to a new self out of despair!

Xiao Lin, the protagonist of "Guarding the Mountain", is one of the first professional conservation workers in China's nature reserves. He was born at the foot of the snow-capped mountains and grew up in the snow-capped mountains. His job is to protect the snow-capped mountains. From the age of sixteen, he protected Baima Snow Mountain for thirty-five years. Individual destiny, changes in times, inheritance of beliefs, trajectories of ethnic groups, rise and fall of species... Xiao Lin's life is legendary, and the story is highly readable. There are wilderness survival, field scientific research, field photography, etc. That people are interested in. What is valuable is that his spiritual world is also very rich, with the unique outlook on life and faith of Tibetan culture, and also the journey of self-exploration and self-realization of a person who has been with nature and snow-capped mountains all year round. With him as a guide, there are all things in heaven and earth, and all phenomena in the world. In the Baima Snow Mountain, he protected the Yunnan golden monkeys and the creatures in the wild; it was also in this snow mountain that he met all living beings, realized spirituality, and surrendered his heart and soul. Baima Snow Mountain is hometown, legend, belief, and the life of an ordinary forest ranger.

This book is the commemorative edition of the 15th anniversary of the publication of "China College Entrance Examination Report". With a strong sense of social responsibility, and after years of in-depth and extensive investigations and interviews, the author uses passionate pen and ink to conduct a panoramic scan of this much-anticipated "war". "China's College Entrance Examination Report" for the first time goes deep into the deep core of this matter that can be said to be "the first thing for the family and the country", examines the magnificent and vigorous college entrance examination war, and examines what kind of grief, indignation, and sadness are hidden behind the glorious and high-spirited "Proud of Heaven" Sadness and desolation, looking at this important matter that can be said to be the fulcrum of development for the country, but also reveals what kind of short-sightedness, shortcomings and alienation... Although 15 years have passed, this epic "China College Entrance Examination Report" is still relevant to Today's "War on the College Entrance Examination" has a high index of reference and warning significance: over the past 15 years, some conditions have eased and become increasingly "benign", some have remained the same, some have expanded and deteriorated, and some have formed a solid vicious cycle... The whole society still needs to maintain macro, sober and in-depth thinking about China's current College Entrance Examination and education system. These are the main reasons why our society (candidates, teachers, parents, education departments...) Still needs this big book today.

2018 is the 40th anniversary of reform and opening up, and Peking University will also celebrate its 120th anniversary. This year, the city of innovation and the century-old university collided with a splendid and unique spark: 25 Peking University people from all walks of life in Shenzhen recalled the past at this node with dual historical significance and told the story of a person and a city. Among them are old alumni who studied at Yanyuan in the 1950s but are still in good spirits, and young alumni born in the 1980s who worked hard and were promising at a young age; there are business elites who promote the development of Shenzhen's innovative industries, as well as cultivators. Scholars and poets who work in the field of culture and education; they are not only the epitome of the more than 20,000 Shenzhen University alumni, but also a window to the world that leads to a broader historical and historical background, reflecting the story of "a group of people and a city".

"Nanyou Education Story" tells the story of teachers who have become attached to the three-foot podium and their experiences in daily education and teaching. It records the little-known stories behind school management, classroom teaching, class management, and home-school communication. Greatness is revealed in the ordinary, and fraternity is revealed in the subtle. The content of the book is divided into three major sections, which describe the growth and development of Nanyou Educational Personnel from three different perspectives.

Since viruses can mutate, so can we. The upgraded version of "Blood Epidemic" directly attacks the global public health crisis in the 21st century! _X000b_WHO believes that the 2014 Ebola epidemic showed that "the world is not prepared to deal with a severe influenza pandemic and global public health emergency." The Ebola epidemic is more like part of a pattern, a shockwave caused by a new virus jumping out of an ecosystem. The virus multiplied itself in the population, devoured lives, encountered resistance from the human species, and eventually died out. But what will be the next shock wave? The past is slowly turning into the future, and now I am going to predict a global outbreak caused by an emerging virus at biosafety level 4, which is airborne and spreads from person to person. There is no vaccine, and it is incurable with modern medicine. In the technical terms, this is a level 4 event. A recent study completed by the Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health found that all U. S. Hospitals combined have only 142 red zone beds that can treat patients infected with hemorrhagic fever viruses such as Ebola, and fewer than 400 red zone beds that can treat patients infected with high-risk airborne viruses. Therefore, if a level 4 event breaks out, there will only be 542 red zone beds in the entire United States. We must ask the question: If a new Level 4 virus spread to millions of people in North America or any continent, would hospitals be able to handle and care for that many patients? If the number of infected exceeds one million, will epidemiologists be able to track and break the chain of infection?

This manuscript is the Chinese translation of Agnes Smedley's autobiographical war reportage work. The book unfolds in chronological order and is divided into 10 parts. It reports the great historical process of the Chinese people's rise to resist Japanese aggression and strive for national liberation. Smedley used his deep love for China and his principled position of loyalty to revolutionary ideals to write about ordinary people, soldiers and intellectuals, and those who struggled to be liberated from all forms of oppression. He focused on the portrayal of character traits and the revelation of the spiritual world, and objectively narrated his experiences and experiences during his 12 years in China.

In the form of a diary, "China Strikes Back" records the entire process from Smedley's departure from Yan'an on August 19, 1937, to his arrival in Hankou on January 9, 1938. The author objectively narrates his experiences and experiences in China with his deep affection for China and principled stand of loyalty to revolutionary ideals.

Interviews between Philip Roth, the leading figure in American literature, and his colleagues. Writers talking to writers, facing the existential crisis of an era. "Jargon: A Writer, His Colleagues, and His Work" is one of two critical collections in the complete works of Philip Roth. The main part consists of interviews and several critical articles. As a curious reader and tricky colleague, Philip Roth interviewed seven outstanding Jewish writers from around the world - Primo Levi, Aharon Appelfield, Ivan Klima, Isaac Bashevis Singer, Milan Kundera and Edna O'Brien - starting with these writers' growth experiences, creative motivations and the environment in which they lived, and asking them very direct questions.

[Free trial version] "The Owl Takes Off at Dusk" is the longest interview Haruki Murakami has ever accepted. The question was asked by Mieiko Kawakami, the most popular young female writer of the new generation in Japan, and Haruki Murakami answered. The interview lasted four times and was compiled into a book. The title of the book is based on the famous saying of the great philosopher Hegel, "The owl of Minerva takes off at dusk", and it is released immediately after "The Knight Commander". It tells the story behind the birth of "Knight Leader". At the same time, using the writer's unique and delicate questioning angle, it allows Murakami to reveal many little-known mysteries of his creation, his experiences as a boy, his views on feminism, his world reputation, daily life and even his thoughts after his death. At the time of the interview, Haruki Murakami was writing "Knight Leader", and several major mysteries were about to emerge. This is an interview record that provides the most in-depth analysis of Murakami's world, and is a feast dedicated to thousands of Murakami fans. Kawakami, winner of the Akutagawa Prize and a loyal fan since she was a girl, questioned Murakami about everything. What is the relationship between the knight leader and the idea? How did the metaphor come about? How does it feel to be read by hundreds of thousands of people? The questions that everyone wants to ask but cannot be asked are recorded verbatim and truthfully. A top-notch interview that lasted 11 hours and has a large capacity of 130,000 words.

[Free trial version] "Underground 2" is Haruki Murakami's second documentary work after "Underground". Most of the space is the shady story of the cult dictated by former cult members. It is as detailed, realistic and shocking as "Underground". In search of healing, why did they create "Subway Sarin", an indiscriminate killing without redemption? Why do they find it difficult to live a normal life in this world? Where is the dream country they pursue? Thorough interviews with Aum believers and unguarded conversations with Mr. Hayao Kawai reveal the dark side of the heart enveloped by modern society. This book is the sequel to "Underground", which is also based on interviews compiled from audio recordings. After interviewing the victims of the Tokyo Sarin gas incident, the author conducted interviews with many former Aum Shinrikyo believers in 1997 to understand the internal situation of the cult organization and the spiritual world of the believers, and put forward suggestions for healing.

[Free Trial Version] On March 20, 1995, the subway sarin incident that shocked the world occurred in Japan. After the incident, Haruki Murakami personally spent a year interviewing people who witnessed the incident, conducted audio-recorded interviews, and added necessary text processing to compile and compile this book "Underground". This is a documentary literary work by Haruki Murakami tracking the subway sand forest incident. The description is realistic. It is also Haruki Murakami's first non-fiction work, which is of great significance. "Underground" is Haruki Murakami's transformational work, his first full-length documentary work, and a profound reflection on Japan's "responsibility-avoiding closed society." "1Q84" is the ruins of "Underground". The story concept that started in "Underground" and continues to develop was tried to be put into practice in "1Q84", but it was not fully realized. Perhaps in this sense, "Underground" is more successful than "1Q84".

This memoir was written in the author's twilight years. The author has considerable research on Chinese history, culture and politics. He devoted himself to studying China, lived in China for a long time, and accumulated rich experience. And these experiences are told in the form of stories, accompanied by photos taken at the time, which are rich in pictures and texts, highly readable, and have precious historical value.

"Walking in the Light: A Family History" is an important book published in 2011 by Professor David Walker, a famous contemporary Australian historian and writer. Professor David Walker stands at the height of history and starts from his family's past to show the changes in Australian society over the past century. It is a rare good book for Chinese readers to understand Australian history. What is even more commendable is that Professor David Walker completed this family history with great perseverance after suffering from macular degeneration in both eyes and becoming "legally blind". As the famous writer Tie Ning said: "David Walker's inner light, courage, faith and optimistic and unyielding resilience are enough for him to illuminate a period of history as a family, illuminate a nation, and illuminate the precious interconnected emotions of mankind."

"10 Years of SARS: Memories of Those Who Experienced SARS" On the occasion of the tenth anniversary of SARS, more than 40 medical workers who fought on the front line narrated the unforgettable real experience in the spring of 2003, recording the deepest memories, the changes in the doctor-patient relationship in the past ten years, and the major reforms in public health in the past ten years.

Douban 9.2 Of the documentary of the same name! Cameron, the "God of Movies", talks to Spielberg, Nolan, Schwarzenegger... 7 Science fiction movie gods gather together to talk about human curiosity and fantasy. A must-see for science fiction fans! Recordings of the TV talk show "James Cameron's Science Fiction Stories" of the same name. Cameron talked with six big names who have had a profound impact in the history of science fiction movies - George Lucas ("Star Wars"), Nolan ("Inception"), Spielberg ("E. T."), Ridley Scott ("Alien"), Guillermo Toro ("Pacific Rim"), and Schwarzenegger ("Terminator"). These famous "makers" of science fiction movies, through an erudite conversation, deeply explored their understanding of science fiction and their thoughts on the fate of mankind. Includes six major themes: alien life, time travel, outer space, dark future, monsters and intelligent machines. This is the perfect love letter written by a movie master to science fiction fans.

The author interviewed the surviving veterans of the Anti-Japanese War at the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army in the old anti-Japanese area of ​​Shanxi, including five veterans who participated in the military parade to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. The text in the book does not reproduce the war scenes of that year, but focuses on exploring their mental journeys. During the war years, they relied on the power of "millet plus rifles" to magically wield swords. Their loyalty and love for the party made them the shining history of the Republic. From 1937 to 2017, eighty years passed in a blink of an eye. Life grows old, years pass, and wars fade away. The old man today is the brave soldier back then. The military spirit and blood hidden in the smoke left an indelible mark on their hearts. Their names should be engraved on the monument of the Republic, and we young people should keep them in our hearts. The author visited nearly 20 people who experienced the war and went deep into many places and villages where the Anti-Japanese War took place, such as Lizhuangtan and Guanjianao. He recorded the spiritual reflections of the veterans in more than 100,000 words with awe and emotion.

The socialist core values ​​and the "Hundred Sichuan Oil People" news and publicity project are major news and publicity topics determined by the Southwest Oil and Gas Field Company Party Committee in accordance with the Central Socialist Core Value System construction and the deployment of telling Chinese stories and spreading China's voice. Its essence is a unified theme, that is, the promotion of "the most beautiful Sichuan Oil People". In the three years from April 2015 to November 2017, the Sichuan Petroleum News Center took "not only presenting role models, but also looking for the light in the subtleties" as the core theme of the "Looking for the Most Beautiful Sichuan Petroleum People" activity. Through unit recommendations, mass recommendations, and reporter discovery, We used newspapers, television and online platforms to simultaneously promote and focus on promoting "Ordinary People, Great American Oil" in a comprehensive and three-dimensional way. A total of 668 articles were published and broadcast in "Sichuan Petroleum News" and Sichuan Petroleum TV Channel, reporting the stories of nearly 500 Sichuan Oil people. This book is the summary and follow-up promotion work of this "three-year project". The center's editors and reporters screened the published content based on the quality of manuscripts, people's deeds and other aspects, and finally determined 233 manuscripts for book printing.

The socialist core values ​​and the "Hundred Sichuan Oil People" news and publicity project are major news and publicity topics determined by the Southwest Oil and Gas Field Company Party Committee in accordance with the Central Socialist Core Value System construction and the deployment of telling Chinese stories and spreading China's voice. Its essence is a unified theme, that is, the promotion of "the most beautiful Sichuan Oil People". In the three years from April 2015 to November 2017, the Sichuan Petroleum News Center took "not only presenting role models, but also looking for the light in the subtleties" as the core theme of the "Looking for the Most Beautiful Sichuan Petroleum People" activity. Through unit recommendations, mass recommendations, and reporter discovery, We used newspapers, television and online platforms to simultaneously promote and focus on promoting "Ordinary People, Great American Oil" in a comprehensive and three-dimensional way. A total of 668 articles were published and broadcast in "Sichuan Petroleum News" and Sichuan Petroleum TV Channel, reporting the stories of nearly 500 Sichuan Oil people. "The Most Beautiful" is the summary and follow-up promotion work of this "three-year project". The center's editors and reporters screened the published content based on the quality of the manuscripts, people's deeds and other aspects, and finally determined 233 manuscripts for book printing.

The reportage intercepts the major historical events, important event milestones, and major reform achievements of CNOOC in its 40 years of reform and opening up, and provides a panoramic and vivid reflection. It includes 12 chapters: Overview, Story of Spring, Joy of the World, Latecomers, First Arrivals, Beautiful China, Deep Sea Weapons, Win-win Cooperation, Independent Innovation, Iron Man at Sea, Rebirth from the Fire, Dance of the Soul, and Blue Ocean First.

The book is divided into five chapters, respectively recording the history of the five development stages of offshore oil, including "hard work and unremitting exploration", "the establishment of China National Offshore Oil Corporation and comprehensive foreign cooperation", "reorganization and listing, transformation and development", "integration, diversified development and production increase of 50 million tons", and "second leap".

The simplest thing in life - breathing, becomes a threat. The National Book Award-winning nonfiction work is an oral history of the development of the American West, including rare historical pictures from the 1930s. Through the voices of the surviving people and historical pictures, this book recreates a memory of the 1930s that will be taken to the grave by those who experienced it. The rapid development of the American West during and after World War I, along with misguided homestead policies and wartime demand that pushed up wheat prices, spurred reckless plowing of the Great Plains, stripping away the vegetation that had held the soil in place and resisted wind erosion for thousands of years. Eventually, an unprecedented dust storm swept across the western United States, affecting Chicago and even New York. At the same time, the United States fell into the Great Depression, the economy was sluggish, and no one cared about the high yields of food brought about by over-planting. Through the rise and fall of more than a dozen families and their communities and regions, the author uncovers the dusty past and shows the tragic scene of the dirty 1930s: sandstorms made people feel like they were living in a long night, the land was barren, crops failed, and relatives died of pneumoconiosis... In 10 years, the homesteads that carried the future turned into a cemetery covered with yellow sand. The book contains the courage and sorrow of Americans in difficult times, the tenacity and tenacity of fighting nature, and the shamelessness and deceit of politicians. In the final analysis, it is the devastating misfortune caused by human ignorance of the environment.

"This Life: Memoirs of Grandma 1920-2020" is a life record completed by three generations of women, which is composed of a centenarian's oral account of his experiences, his daughter's transcripts, and his granddaughter's compilation. It tells the story of the rise and fall of the Gao family in Shuanggou Town, Jiangsu Province, to which the centenarian grandmother belonged in the turbulent history of the last century. It records her experience of warlord rule, Japanese invasion, and civil war, until she gradually settled into a stable life after liberation, and the ups and downs she endured in the process. The book was narrated by the grandmother, polished by the mother, and finalized by the daughter. The polishing of three generations gave the work a vivid and simple background, highlighting the unyielding and tenacity of the grandmother as an ordinary woman in facing difficult times. The precious historical details in it bring us back to the real historical scene, which is conducive to the modern people who have "lost their roots" to inherit the indomitable attitude and spirit of facing difficulties from the older generation, so that they can better grasp themselves, laugh at life, and meet the challenges of life.

Founded in 1913, Iwanami Shoten is still a benchmark enterprise in the Japanese publishing industry after more than a hundred years. It is a famous comprehensive publishing house in Japan and has been committed to popularizing classic works and academic research results. In the book, the author, as the editor of Iwanami Shoten, reveals the true struggle of Iwanami Shoten during the 30 years of Heisei. The book is divided into three parts. The first part introduces the overview of the Japanese publishing industry, the second part tells the publishing stories of some key publishing projects in Iwanami, and the third part talks about Sino-Japanese publishing exchanges.

Regarding the "mystery of the wolf child", many people have tried hard to solve it for thousands of years. Although there are various opinions, there has never been a reasonable, scientific, accurate and convincing answer and conclusion. Li Liangsu, a natural literature writer and member of the Volunteer Alliance of the China Wildlife Conservation Association, solved the "mystery of the wolf child" after years of investigation and research.

NoonStory is dedicated to the discovery and realization of stories. Gathering the best writers to provide fresh, true, and contemporary stories. The predecessor of Noonday is "Interface·Length", which was founded in September 2014. It is under the umbrella of Interface News and is an original non-fiction platform on the Internet. Noon is committed to digging out those forgotten stories and trying to find those words with a sense of the times. We hope to present reports, essays, interviews, personal histories, visuals and other exciting content to readers in the best way.

"The Backbone of China" is a documentary literary work describing the independent innovation of China's equipment manufacturing industry. The book selects 16 fields that represent the highest level of China's equipment manufacturing industry, including high-speed railways, 4,000-ton cranes, 80,000-ton die forging presses, new regional aircraft, large-scale fast and efficient fully-automatic stamping machine tools, fully intelligent coal mining equipment, million-ton ethylene compressors, the world's largest ultra-deepwater semi-submersible drilling platform, precision machine tools, and UHV power transmission and transformation key equipment. It introduces readers to major technical equipment manufacturing projects "Created in China" and their core teams. The whole book closely adheres to the creative purpose of "expressing emotions for the people and expressing feelings for the people". Through each vivid character, it shows the process of Chinese equipment manufacturers overcoming difficulties. After reading the whole book, readers will have an objective understanding of the past, present and future of China's equipment manufacturing industry, thereby enhancing national self-esteem.

"The Lucky One: The Story of a Country Doctor" is groundbreaking in both social observation and medical philosophy. The author and the photographer went into the countryside of England for three months, following the footsteps of rural doctor John Sasser, recording his step-by-step daily life of saving lives and healing the wounded. John Sasser graduated from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, but practiced medicine in the poor countryside of England. He is a lucky person. While saving lives and healing the wounded, he has witnessed birth, old age, illness and death here, and preserved the collective memory of this place. He appreciates the bright spots of humanity in patients, who are often trapped in the fear of illness and death. This thoughtful graphic record reproduces the responsibilities and roles of doctors in real society and shares their thoughts on life.

"With you!" --Records of 25 Foreign Experts' Fight against the Epidemic" are divided into "Fighting the COVID-19 Epidemic, China is Taking Action", "It's Good for Us to Stay in China", "Brother from the UK Talks about Fighting the COVID-19 Epidemic", "In the Face of the Epidemic, Foreigners in China Have Something to Say", "Truth is seen in adversity" "Love", "Gathering our hearts to fight the epidemic together", "Mountains and rivers in foreign lands, wind and moon under the same sky", "Isolation does not separate feelings, isolation does not separate love", etc. As media professionals, they found that some Western media reports on the epidemic contained distortions and misunderstandings, which caused panic to spread. At this time, they worked hard to convey the true appearance of China and "tell people the actual situation in China"; as foreigners, they chose to stay in China when the epidemic occurred. Some experts chose to "retrograde" and return to China at such a moment. Everyone made such a decision after rational thinking because "China can do great things and create miracles";

"With a Finger" is one of Han Changjiang's main works. Its content includes documentary articles summarizing major program revisions and important work progress, commemorative articles for his father, poems, and business papers that reflect rational thoughts on news work, etc. Among them, there are 23 prose notes, 6 poems, and 30 business papers. It is a collection of the author's 38 years of journalism work and is a representative work carefully selected from many manuscripts.

"Snails Never Give Up" focuses on the various experiences of domestic families of autistic children in terms of medical treatment, education, emotional entanglements, and social acceptance. It focuses on the life stories of seven autistic families, including the author's family, and involves more than thirty interviewees from more than ten families. The author strives to avoid Xianglin's sister-in-law's tragic outpouring, but uses delicate and gentle writing to describe the story of mutual exchanges and traction between children and parents, family and society.

"Shao Yuanchong's Diary" contains the diaries written by Shao Yuanchong from May 13, 1924 to December 4, 1936. From one aspect, it reflects in detail the cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, the death of Sun Yat-sen, the Xishan Conference, the Northern Expedition, the April 12 coup, the September 18th Incident, the attitude of the Kuomintang after the January 28th Incident, the signing of the "Ho-Mei Agreement" and the "Songhu Armistice Agreement", Feng Yuxiang, Fang Zhenwu and other major historical events such as the joint anti-Chiang and the failure of the Kuomintang's foreign policy towards Japan. It is of great reference value for the study of modern Chinese history and the history of the Chinese revolution.

The picture of the end of the century written by a famous chronicler, a Japan Press Association Award-winning work, was rated as one of the "100 Non-fiction Books to Understand Modern Times" by Iwanami Shoten. It is a representative non-fiction series that influenced post-war Japan and has been best-selling in Japan for many years. "Wives' Love" not only describes the family life of couples and corporate social issues, but also introduces the psychoanalysis of psychological counselors to analyze the causes of marital crises of several interviewees from the perspective of their original families, including the psychological roots of problems such as the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, parent-child relationship, etc. It is sharp and interesting. "The Well-Fed Poor" is a masterpiece by the famous Japanese journalist Shigeo Saito. It is considered a classic work describing social problems in Japan's bubble economy era. With the rapid development of the economy, Japan has finally emerged from the post-war famine era when it was struggling to survive. However, the improvement of living standards has not reduced people's anxiety and insecurity. It has only changed from "poverty in poverty" to "poverty in prosperity." In this new era where people no longer have to worry about food and clothing, people who are still trapped in the extreme state of poverty, busyness and debt are called "the underfed poor". They are not only "corporate warriors" supporting Japan's economic development, but they are also victims of this brutally competitive society.

"My husband and I were like riding on two different elevators. He kept going up, and I kept going down, so we were staggered..." Behind the seemingly bright and happy family, there is endless loneliness and emptiness. These ordinary housewives from urban middle-class families in Japan devote themselves wholeheartedly to their families, allowing their husbands, who are "corporate warriors," to run at full speed without worries, supporting the rapid development of Japan's economy. However, no one sees their pain, which includes endless waiting, helpless loneliness, and powerless endurance. Wives who don't want to worry about "What have I been doing all my life?" When they die and try to live out their own lives, will their "revolution" succeed? This book not only describes the family life of couples and corporate social issues, but also introduces the psychoanalysis of psychological counselors to analyze the causes of marital crises of several interviewees from the perspective of their original families, including the psychological roots of problems such as the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, parent-child relationship, etc. It is sharp and interesting.