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This is the first century-old history of vaccines in China written in the form of documentary literature. It shows the magnificent picture of China's vaccines from scratch, from backwardness to the world's largest phalanx. It is a history of China's vaccines. Each vaccine is a legend and carries the earth-moving deeds of vaccine scientists.

This is a piece of documentary literature that truly, objectively and comprehensively writes the touching story of Qi Meituoji, and conveys the spiritual power of this model of the times to the society. Qimei Duoji is a long-distance mail driver at the Ganzi County Branch of China Post Group Corporation in Sichuan Province. He has been driving on the snowline postal route at an altitude of more than 3,500 meters for 30 years, driving more than 1.4 Million kilometers without any accident. Qimei Duoji takes root in the plateau and adheres to the "Snow Line Postal Route", showing the spirit of the strivers in the new era who pursue their dreams and realize their dreams. In January 2019, the Propaganda Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China awarded Qimei Duoji the title of "Model of the Times".

In 1938, the Peking Student Mobile Theater Company performed for more than a year and held hundreds of performances, including "Put Down Your Whip", "Fight the Japs", "Anyway", "Whistles in the Forest", "Hanako Picking Up Bombs" and more than a dozen plays, actively promoting the anti-Japanese war. This book is centered on the preserved "Diary of the Peking Student Mobile Theater Troupe", searching for information from various sources and interviewing survivors to comprehensively and truly restore that period of history. This time the cover will be redesigned and new content such as Cheng Guanglie's diary will be added.

This book centers on the heroic deeds of the "Three Halls" Anti-Japanese War Theater Troupe under the leadership of Guo Moruo, including ten anti-enemy theater troupes and four anti-enemy propaganda teams in the turbulent historical trend. It shows the story of a group of patriots who shoulder a special mission. The author has combed through historical materials and verified in many ways to restore a period of history worth remembering to the greatest extent. This content is rarely covered, and this book will fill the gap and be of far-reaching significance.

The original film "The Irishman" is directed by Martin Scorsese and stars Robert De Niro and Al Pacino. This book is a criminal documentary work that former U. S. Prosecutor Charles Brandt spent five years interviewing and investigating. It vividly restores Frank Sheeran's long, violent, and passionate life. In 1975, Sheeran's "friend" Jimmy Hoffa, the former president of the American Transportation Workers Union, disappeared mysteriously, and Sheeran became the number one suspect. The FBI spent many years organizing manpower to investigate the case but was unable to close it. This has become one of the largest unsolved cases in the United States in the past 40 years. As a descendant of Irish immigrants, Sheeran was drafted into the Army during World War II and fought in bloody battles on the European continent for 411 consecutive days. After the war, Sheeran worked as a truck driver. By chance, he became a confidant and thug of Russell Bufalino, one of the most powerful gang leaders in the United States. Through him, he met Jimmy Hoffa and became the head of the Wilmington, Delaware branch of the American Transportation Workers Union. As one of only two non-Italians on the list of 26 gang leaders in the famous anti-gangster trial in the United States, Sheeran was involuntarily involved in the bloody and dirty gang politics, and his cold-bloodedness became a key figure in the bloody fight between Russell, Hoffa and others. Before his death, Sheeran confessed his years of secrets to Brandt, who had been independently pursuing the case, in an attempt to gain salvation for his soul. "The Irishman" not only reflects the chaotic and restless American society in the 1960s like a kaleidoscope, but also provides new evidence for historical mysteries such as the Kennedy assassination.

With more than 700 pages, this book tells a story: Why is AIDS epidemic in the United States? Why is time of the essence in this disaster? "Book of the Century" by the New York Public Library, "Top 100 Nonfiction Classics" by Time Magazine, and nominated for the National Book Award. The first edition stayed on the New York Times bestseller list for 5 weeks and won the Stonewall Book Award in 1987. It is the most prescient chronicle of gay history in the United States in the 20th century and has been translated into 7 languages. In 1993, HBO made it into a movie. It received a total of 20 nominations and 9 awards, including the 1994 Emmy Award for Outstanding Television Movie. This is an extensive and comprehensive journalistic investigation that uses time as a context to tell the story of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and acquired immune syndrome (AIDS) in the United States from the discovery to the spread in detail, and shows the events and figures that affect AIDS, especially individuals in government departments, medical and research institutions, gay organizations, and the media. While depicting human cowardice, despair, selfishness, and greed with a large number of facts, it also presents human beings' courage, enterprising, selfless, and compassion in times of death crisis with wonderful details.

The Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, and NPR Best Books of 2017. "The New York Times" medical reporter directly attacks the pain of the American medical insurance system! Why does a test that charges $1,000 in a top teaching hospital in the United States cost $7,000 in some small community hospitals in New Jersey, but only costs $100 in Germany and Japan? We live in an era filled with medical miracles such as organ transplants, gene therapies, life-saving drugs, and preventive strategies, but it's incredible that the U. S. Health care system remains overpriced, inefficient, confusing, and full of injustice. In the face of disease, everyone is a potential victim of medical robbery. The United States spends nearly one-fifth of its GDP on health care, more than $3 trillion for the year, equivalent to the entire economy of France. Despite this, the medical insurance effect achieved by the United States with this money is generally lower than that of any developed country, and the per capita expenditure in these countries is only half that of the United States. For Americans, who hasn't opened a medical bill and stared at the scary numbers in disbelief? Who hasn't been bewildered by copays, deductibles, "in-network" and "out-of-network" terms on their insurance policy, only to write a check under the threat of collection? Who hasn't been stunned by a $500 bill for a simple blood test, a $5,000 bill for three shots in the emergency room, a $50,000 bill for a minor outpatient foot surgery, or a $500,000 bill for a three-day hospitalization for a heart attack? Where has all the money gone?

A severe storm brought this primitive tribe out of the mountains and appeared in front of the world. The author of this book has gone to Taiwan many times to photograph this tribe, consulted a large amount of relevant information, and accumulated a large number of photos. In the photos, rolling rocks bury the once ordinary and warm life, and the branches and vines of plants quickly and crazily occupy the former yards and fields. Everyone in the tribe was forced to leave, and the houses that could not be relocated were among the ruins and ruins. The eyes of the ancestors were vague and vague, flickering among the grass stems and stamens. The ancestors who were born from the cracks in the rocks and the ancestors who were conceived in clay pots, with the image of two twisting snakes, arouse the enthusiasm of "interlopers" to explore the secrets of life. The spring water is tinkling, the mountains are silent, and the cryptic words of history are hidden deep in a house.

This book was written by the wife of William Chen, a famous missionary in modern times. It records what she saw, heard and felt along the way from Yantai to Beijing with William Chen in 1881. It shows a picture of social life in northern China at the end of the 19th century in the historical perspective of changing times. The author has lived in China with her husband for many years. She is proficient in Chinese, has extensive communication, and is well-rounded. She actively participates in various social activities. In addition to assisting Wei Lianchen, she uses her unique Western female perspective and delicate writing skills to write about the daily life of the lower class people in China and the customs of Chinese society, leaving readers with a lot of precious memories about Chinese society in the late Qing Dynasty.

This book refers to the older generation of intellectuals represented by Qian Xuesen, Deng Jiaxian, Guo Yonghuai and the "Westward Migrants" of Xi'an Jiaotong University mentioned in the "Notice on In-depth Carrying out the Activities of "Promoting the Spirit of Patriotic Struggle and Building a New Era of Contribution" among the Intellectuals, and Huang Danian, Li Baoguo, Nan Rendong, Zhong The main content is the story of outstanding intellectuals in the new era represented by Yang et al., Which shows the intellectuals' feelings and hard work spirit of integrating their personal ideals with the great cause of socialism with Chinese characteristics, and integrating their personal struggles into the historical trend of national prosperity, national rejuvenation, and people's happiness.

This book collects the reflections of the volunteers of the "Building China Heart in Gansu" event, especially medical workers, who participated in this event and their experiences in Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Gansu. These volunteers expressed their care for the weak and respect for the profession through simple words. The whole article is filled with a positive and optimistic spirit and full sincerity for public welfare.

This book is a tribute to the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. The General Secretary said, "Greatness comes from the ordinary, and heroes come from the people." The protagonists in this book are ordinary workers who have made extraordinary contributions in ordinary jobs. Among them are Chief Engineer Lin Ming, who contributed to the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, my country's young diplomats who were the prototype characters of the movie "Wolf Warrior 2", Huang Dafa, the "god of the mountain" for whom the General Secretary gave up his seat, Wang Ganchang, the main developer of atomic bombs and hydrogen bombs, and Wu Renbao, the old party secretary of Huaxi Village, who is known as the "peasant great man"; Gao Fu, an academician who risked his life to go to Africa to aid in the fight against Ebola; Bai Fangli, an old man who has been riding a tricycle for decades to earn money to donate to poor college students; he has dedicated his life to making Daqing Oilfield several Wang Qimin, the "new era iron man" who has been productive for ten years, Xie Gaohua, the founder of "Yiwu Market", and the youth poverty alleviation team who are still participating in the decisive battle of the times in the distant mountains... In them, there is a passionate and selfless love for the motherland and the people. As well as great wisdom and great benevolence, we can see from these civilian heroes that selflessness and kindness are around us, fearlessness and bravery are around us. There is no absolute boundary between ordinary and great. Doing your job well and doing small things well is extraordinary. He Jianming, famous writer. Vice chairman of the Chinese Writers Association, chairman of the Chinese Literature Foundation, president of the Chinese Reportage Society, member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and a national model worker. He Jianming is a leading figure in contemporary Chinese reportage. His works have a grand vision, a strong sense of social responsibility and a sense of historical mission. He is good at examining society, history and the times from a relatively high level, and excavating and recording major events closely related to the lives and destiny of the people in the process of social development. His representative works include "Pudong Epic", "The Bridge", "That Mountain and That Water", "The Explosion Scene", "The Complete Record of the Nanjing Massacre", "The Country", "Loyalty and Betrayal", "The Minister and the Country", etc. Over the past 30 years, he has published more than 40 literary works, adapted them into 8 movies and TV series, and his works have been translated to more than a dozen countries.

This book uses the Yalu River from its source to its flow into the sea as a narrative clue to describe the natural features, historical sites, historical origins, humanistic characteristics, customs, resources and products, seasonal changes and the friendship between the people of China and North Korea on the Chinese side of the Yalu River. The eloquent description incorporates the heroic deeds of our People's Liberation Army officers and soldiers who guarded the Yalu River border and sacrificed their blood and lives to protect the motherland's border defense and the safety of people's lives and property, praising the wit and bravery of our border guards. Their selfless dedication despite hardship and loyalty to the motherland and the people, especially the touching stories of them using the knowledge they have learned, combined with the actual training, assiduously studying modern military theory and technology, and applying it to the modernization of border defense military, enable readers to understand the style of modern Chinese soldiers.

They are a group of farmers, also called old rural party members before the founding of the People's Republic of China. Their average age is more than 80. They are known as the "red group" by people today. During the war years, some of them were front-line models, presidents of the Women's Rescue Association, and sisters in literacy classes; some were militiamen, members of the Children's League, and some were veteran soldiers with outstanding military exploits who had emerged from the flames of war. They sewed military uniforms, collected military shoes, delivered military rations, protected their fellow soldiers, cared for the sick and wounded, and even braved the hail of bullets to charge into battle; in peacetime, they worked in the fields all their lives, adhering to their beliefs, and their true character remained unchanged. Everyone has a legendary story and touching memories... They leave a spirit in the world.

This book is a documentary book based on numerous Soviet decrypted archives (i. E., Telegrams, meeting minutes, etc. Between Stalin and Kim Il-sung before and after the outbreak of the Korean War and during the war). It objectively and vividly reveals the ins and outs of a series of decisions made by the leaders of China, the Soviet Union, and North Korea on the Korean War. Through interviews with many people who witnessed the war, it revealed the tragedy and harm caused by the war, and praised the noble spirit of the volunteer officers and soldiers who were not afraid of hardships and fought bloody battles for the benefit of the motherland. This book is suitable for readers who are interested in the Korean War. Interpreting the Korean War from the perspective of ordinary Chinese, it is rich in material and content. It mainly introduces the Korean War from three levels: it not only reveals the political game between the leaders of the Soviet Union, China, North Korea, and South Korea due to national interests from the macro level, but also allows readers to understand the origin of the Korean issue and the corresponding actions taken by leaders of China, the Soviet Union, and other countries that are in line with national interests. Measures; from the meso level, it describes some legendary experiences of volunteer generals such as Peng Dehuai, Deng Yue, Wang Yang, and Wang Jinshan in fighting in Korea; from the micro level, it depicts the wonderful images of a large number of volunteer soldiers represented by Tan Bingyun, Chen Zhuowen, Song Huiguo, etc. Who bravely killed the enemy. The theme of this book is healthy and positive, promotes positive energy, has an objective and fair viewpoint, and rejects historical nihilism. It not only writes about the battle of wits between the leaders in the Korean War, but also focuses on vividly describing the arduous and bloody battles fought by many volunteer officers and soldiers under extremely harsh conditions, and praising their extraordinary tenacity and fearless spirit of sacrifice in order to protect their homeland and country. Their stories are both deeply moving and fascinating to read. The author Luo Xuepeng has collected domestic and foreign materials for a long time and interviewed surviving volunteer officers and soldiers. Most of the information obtained is rigorous and objective. Moreover, the author is good at cutting and telling stories in his writing. Although this book has 800,000 words, it is refreshing and fresh to read, and it has exciting storylines that touch people's hearts. It does not feel boring or lengthy.

Using the writing style of documentary literature, this book objectively and truly tells the advanced deeds of Comrade Li Peibin who was loyal to the party, loved the people, took root at the grassroots level, and served the masses. In the current in-depth educational activities of "learning the Party Constitution and Rules and becoming a qualified party member", this book has even more practical significance.

Everyone's hometown is falling, and the memory of their hometown is gradually disappearing. Hometown is an intertwined root that generates life individuals and life memories, becoming a person's initial and final source. The "Last Photo Album" at your fingertips cares about real objects and explores inner secrets. It is restrained, gentle, and confident, full of care for unfamiliar things and specific situations. With its inherent softness and spirituality of language, it expands the imaginative space of prose texts and brings the relationship between prose and the earth closer, allowing the original power of the earth or the countryside to be revealed and become a spiritual picture.

The original intention of this work is to use straightforward language, simple ideas, and simple words to allow the public readers to understand and feel it clearly, and to stimulate resonance deep in the readers' hearts.

This book provides the first panoramic view of the development process of China's manned space engineering. Through long-term follow-up interviews, the author in-depth restored and deciphered the inside story of the decision-making and development of China's Feitian Dream, created a group of scientists who devoted themselves to science and aerospace industry, and also vividly depicted the glory and magnificence of the moment when the Feitian Dream came true. This is a real and literary space epic.

Classical poetry inherits culture and accumulates history. It is a kind of nourishment and aesthetic education for the soul. It is also a carrier of Chinese culture and exerts a profound influence on Chinese culture in a subtle way. Its concise language, the essence of the word hammer, and its profound meaning can always give people long-term warning and enlightenment.

The author of this book, David Helweger, presents readers with wonderful stories related to the sea. As a documentary literature, the author writes based on his own personal experience, recording real stories: body surfing in Central America with his lover Nancy, diving in coral reefs, encountering whales in Antarctica, etc. These stories not only make the readers' adrenaline soar, but also include environmental protection issues that cannot be ignored: global warming. Ation, coral bleaching, the disappearance of species, the pollution of the bay caused by oil spills, etc., You can see that our beautiful ocean is gradually losing its vitality. If people do not take action and start from every little thing they can do to protect the marine ecological environment, then the final result is very likely that we will lose this "blue land".

This book is a warm handbook on drug treatment. The author, who has worked in methadone clinics for more than six years, records what she sees and hears on the front line of drug detoxification. She uses a large number of real cases to show the living conditions of heroin addicts, their changes after participating in methadone maintenance treatment, and the ups and downs of work experience and mental journey of drug detoxification staff. The author reminds people to stay away from drugs with a true feeling full of warmth and humanistic care, encourages heroin detoxifiers to build confidence and step out of the abyss, and calls on drug addicts' families and people from all walks of life to invest more care in them and help them return.

The long reportage "Chinese Craftsmen" shows the story of Shen Yousheng, a private entrepreneur born as a farmer, who led a team of farmers to achieve brilliance through unremitting efforts for forty years with his far-sighted business philosophy, down-to-earth energy and craftsmanship of excellence. The struggle history of Shen Yousheng's team demonstrates the innovative ability of Chinese enterprises to "expand far" and the craftsmanship of "deep cultivation", as well as their power that cannot be underestimated in revitalizing national industries and realizing the Chinese dream of great rejuvenation. The development history of enterprises led by Shen Yousheng is to a certain extent a microcosm of the history of my country's manufacturing industry from small to large, from weak to strong, and from backward to advanced in the forty years of reform and opening up.

The Japanese invaded China, and the Eighth Route Army fought bravely against the enemy. A group of simple Taihang Mountain women raised the children of Eighth Route Army officers and soldiers with their own milk. Facing the bloody butcher's knife and living in a difficult environment, they selflessly nursed, raised, and protected their children, composing songs of great love that shocked the world and moved ghosts and gods to tears. The author visited the old revolutionary areas in the Taihang Mountains with Matian Town, Zuoquan County, Shanxi Province as the center, and faithfully recorded the deeds of dozens of wet nurses who had nurtured the children of Eighth Route Army officers and soldiers in simple and unpretentious words, thus presenting before our eyes a little-known group of glorious mothers.

"Red Star Shines on China" is a record of a Western reporter's interview with the Red Army. It is also a landmark work in the history of journalism and reportage. The book not only records a large amount of first-hand information about the Chinese Red Army, the Soviet area, and revolutionary leaders such as Mao Zedong, but also deeply analyzes and explores the reasons for the emergence and development of "Red China" and makes an objective evaluation of the Chinese revolution. Due to its authoritative record of history and accurate prediction of historical trends, this book has become a popular classic around the world and has been translated into nearly twenty languages. In 2016, this book was selected into the designated reading list of junior high school Chinese textbooks.

The expansion of Xuantianhe Reservoir is a huge project based on the original Xuantianhe Reservoir, with a total investment of 13 billion yuan. The project was initiated in 1980 and implemented in 2010, until the dam was lowered to impound water in 2016. It has gone through a tortuous and long process. It can be said that it has entrusted the dreams of the people of Yongzhou for a century, and also poured in the care and support of the Prime Minister of the Republic, leaders of national ministries and commissions, and leaders of the provincial party committee and provincial government for the development of Yongzhou. The book "Dream Comes True to Dayao Mountain" is a review and summary of this project. Its planners and editors stood at the height of being responsible for history, and used real stories, touching deeds, and vivid writing to record this feat of water conservancy project construction across the century, which can be called a magnificent song of water conservancy construction in Xiaoxiang.

M Translation Series Set 02: Archives: A Personal History of Eastern Europe, Secret Police and Hope (3 volumes in total), a total of 3 books, including "Archives: A Personal History", "Once Upon a Time in Budapest: Secret Archives of an Eastern European Family during the Cold War", and "Revisiting History: A Journey to the New Eastern Europe". "Archives: A Personal History" In the late 1970s and early 1980s, in order to study Germany under Hitler's rule, young Timothy Garden Ash stayed in East and West Berlin for several years to collect information. Unexpectedly, his whereabouts in East Germany were considered espionage activities, and he was tracked by the secret police and informants, leaving behind a 325-page secret file. "Once Upon a Time in Budapest: Secret Files of an Eastern European Family During the Cold War" reveals a family history and era that has been hidden for decades through the 20-year archives of the Hungarian secret police during the Cold War. "Revisiting History" is a record of Eva Hoffman's travels in Eastern Europe. This book traces the origins and carefully explores all these changes, integrating historical background into personal cultural observation, allowing readers to gain a glimpse of the unique cultural connotations and historical heritage of Eastern European countries.

Why do students from wealthy families often get high-paying jobs in today's American society? What allowed them to successfully pass the selection? In order to answer these questions, Lauren A. Rivera went deep into the industries with the highest starting salaries in the United States - investment banks, consulting and law firms, and examined in detail the recruitment links such as presentations, recommendations, resume submissions, interviews and reviews. Through a wealth of cases, she revealed how the seemingly ability-oriented selection criteria help the elite complete the intergenerational transmission of advantageous status. In addition to the analysis of the selection mechanism, the book discloses a large amount of internal recruitment knowledge, which can also be used as an action guide for ordinary people to break through the class ceiling.

The seventh issue of "Noon" explores the unknown side of "celebrities", looks for neglected corners in the countryside, and captures the stubborn bass of the times. This time, we dive into social reality and our own hearts, and use stories to re-understand "our lives" - seemingly calm on the surface, but violently turbulent on the inside. Starting from "self", recalling "The Nieman Project and my journalistic career"; in "Spring and Autumn", listening to "The Beggar's Playlist" and watching "The Happy Life of Northeast Farmer Petrov", capturing the dramatic moments in ordinary people's daily lives and feeling the power of the passage of time; in "Spring and Autumn", "Legend" shows the twenty-two years of hunting down the murderer surrounding "Zhejiang Province's No. 1 Unsolved Case", showing that under the sunshine, there are still dark and unclear places; in the end, it returns from "self" to "us" and records the era we live in with a "forgotten woman's illustration". This is us, "incomplete characters" one by one. Personal tragedies and small efforts in a big era are gathered here, which is our common life.

This officially published "Records of the 7th World Sign Language Conference" is divided into seven parts: previous meetings, preparations, convening, reflections, reactions, special contributions, and appendices. It comprehensively and vividly records the process of this first World Sign Language Conference held in China, reflecting the participation of more than 230 people from 15 countries and regions. The touching scene of representatives gathered together to discuss "improving the quality of sign language translation and promoting the construction of barrier-free society" reflects the firm determination of China's special education and sign language research to gradually become professional and international, and demonstrates the spirit of the times in which contemporary special education's humanistic sentiments are closely integrated with science and technology.

This book is divided into two parts. Except for the first article, which is a summary of Mr. Ning Ke's life, the text in the "Memorial Collection" of the previous article is either a speech at the memorial meeting or a memorial article written afterwards. In order to showcase Mr. Ning Ke's academic achievements, the next article "Mr. Ning Ke's Academic Contributions" includes several articles and an interview introducing Mr. Ning Ke's academic achievements in various fields. This book also includes the "Catalogue of Mr. Ning Ke's publications", "List of graduate students and postdoctoral fellows supervised by Mr. Ning Ke" and important photos and pictures related to Mr. Ning Ke.

"Collecting Fragments of 70 Years - My Motherland and Me" is a collection of literary works that reflects the glorious history and great achievements of New China in the past 70 years. On the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the Propaganda Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Civilization Office of the Central Committee, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, and the Chinese Writers Association jointly launched a large-scale essay collection activity called "My Motherland and Me", focusing on the relationship between "individuals" and "country" to collect relevant works from across the country. The submissions were mainly made by ordinary grassroots workers. They recounted the stories they had observed, experienced, and thought over the past 70 years. They looked at the huge changes in society from the little changes in life, and vividly demonstrated all aspects of the country from standing up, getting rich, and becoming increasingly powerful. The "Learning to Strengthen the Country" learning platform selects and publishes the collection. This is a literary, group-image, and fragmentary summary of the 70 years of New China by the people. It is also an affectionate gift to the 70th anniversary of the founding of New China.

Who can guarantee that they will never have a derailed idea in their life? The only difference is that some people really go off the rails. 25 Real prison stories narrated by front-line prison guards, showing a different kind of life in the reflection of society - [A Dong's Love] A Dong, a handsome but bad-tempered prisoner, committed intentional injury because he was obsessed with "protecting love" and unfortunately suffered from illness in prison. Looking back on all these past events, his last words were unexpected. [Master Da Tou Lei] Da Tou Lei is responsible for legendary stories such as "Reincarnation of Lei Zhenzi" and "Eating Human Flesh". He is ruthless but kind-hearted. He committed a crime and went to jail to protect his mother's reputation. However, he was honest in prison, always repented, and wanted to be released from prison as soon as possible. However, after finally being released from prison, he was imprisoned again... This collection of stories "Coming Through the Wall" shows the miniature society within the high walls. When freedom becomes the price and time is cut off by blue and white, can we still expect happiness to come?

In the process of solving today's "three rural" problems, where will the fate of farmers go? The three writers went deep into the front line of rural community construction in Qihe County, Shandong Province. For two years, they interviewed many parties with distinctive personalities and ups and downs of fate. Taking the joys and sorrows of small people in the rapids of community construction as the main line, they panoramically reproduced this profound change related to the fate of farmers, explored the current historical trends of farmers and rural areas, and gave a convincing interpretation of the evolution of village civilization and agricultural civilization.

To understand China's coal mining industry, if you don't know the Wangzhuang Coal Mine of Lu'an Mining Bureau, you cannot truly understand China's coal industry. My understanding of Wangzhuang Coal Mine has continued to deepen with the deepening of my friendship with Comrade Feng Zhonghua. In the mid-1980s, I worked at the China Coal News. Among the many submissions, I often see the submissions of Comrade Feng Zhonghua from Wangzhuang Coal Mine of Lu'an Mining Bureau, Shanxi. The concise important news, exciting news features, and vivid character communications... Impressed me deeply. Two years later, I met Zhonghua at a coal system conference. The face was unfamiliar, but the name was very familiar. We hit it off immediately, shook hands, and became lifelong friends.

A history of the Third Front Construction of those who witnessed it, and fragmented memories of more than a hundred people, spliced ​​into a different and more pyrotechnic memory history. It seems strange and familiar, but more charming. Its historical value and authenticity can impress ordinary people. In the 1960s, the Republic made a strategic decision to build the Southwest Third Front. An industrial migration of unprecedented scale and unprecedented scale began secretly and rapidly. Tens of millions of builders bid farewell to the eastern cities, moved westward with their families, dug out mountains and plains in remote mountains and ridges, set up camp, and built forts for the new era. The stars change, and the years change. Many people have dedicated their lives and their children to their country. Many of the forts built during this period were in ruins within 20 years, sinking into the depression of history. Only a few are still breathing and have grown into living fossils for an age. The Guiyang Xintian Optical Instrument Manufacturing Factory built by the fathers of Xu Dongfeng, Wang Xiaoshuai and Lu Keqin is a living fossil of this era. Tang Ning, female, senior journalist, member of Shanghai Writers Association, graduated from the Theater Department of Shanghai Theater Academy. He has worked for Xinmin Evening News for 38 years and won the Shanghai Fan Changjiang Journalism Award, the National Top 100 Journalists, and the State Council Special Contribution Allowance Award. Representative to the 12th Shanghai Municipal People's Congress, member of the 13th Shanghai Municipal People's Congress Standing Committee, and member of the 13th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. He is the author of "Miss Shanghai", "Reasons to Like Shanghai", "Born at the Right Time", "Xie Jin's Painting Biography", "Sunrise River Flowers" (co-author), etc.

Cilin Mountain is a place with outstanding people and abundant resources. Over the past sixty years, Cilinshan Coal Mine has been built from a small coal mine into a large company. Not only have the production and construction, mine appearance, ecological civilization, party building model, and employee life undergone earth-shaking changes, but also a fine and glorious tradition and precious spiritual wealth have been accumulated. These are worthy of learning and inheritance by every current and future Cilinshan person.

The winning work of Japan's Soichi Otaku for non-fiction literature; the latest masterpiece of the "Translation Documentary Series", another tragic song about nature; in the face of the extinction of the crested ibis species, instead of pursuing responsibility, it is better to use this opportunity to fundamentally reflect on how "compassion for life" disappeared from modern Japan. Nipponia nippon, the scientific name of the crested ibis symbolizes Japan. This beautiful bird was once found throughout Japan. By the 1930s, they were only observed in Sado, Niigata Prefecture. Local bird lovers are sparing no effort to protect the last crested ibis... According to Haruo Sato's observation, Japan's crested ibis will undergo a major change every ten years. In the early years of the Showa era, the Japanese government designated the crested ibis as a "natural monument"; in the 10s of the Showa era, the crested ibis was forgotten by people due to the war; in the 1920s of the Showa era, conservation organizations represented by the Sado Crested Ibis Protection Society were established, and the crested ibis returned to people's sight. Every ten years thereafter, the protection of the crested ibis will enter a new stage. Heisei 7, Showa 70 (1995). Haruo never dreamed that the great change he expected for Japan's crested ibis would actually be complete extinction.

This book is a long documentary reportage work. It focuses on Wen Chaorong, the old party secretary of Puff Village, Hezhang County, Bijie City, Guizhou Province. It depicts the story of how he led the villagers to plant trees, how to change the ecological environment, and how to lift Puff Village out of poverty and become rich. Wen Chaorong's deeds not only set a "model for the times" for grassroots Communist Party members in the new era, but also explored how to adhere to the coordinated development of ecology and wealth in rocky desertification areas.

This book was written after the Wenchuan Earthquake. As a survivor of the Tangshan Earthquake, Guan Renshan, on the basis of mastering a large amount of data on the Tangshan Earthquake and the Wenchuan Earthquake, used a unique perspective and a comparative method to interview Tangshan volunteers, reporters who went deep into the disaster area, Tangshan Earthquake orphans, etc., And selected the touching deeds that shined with the brilliance of life in the Tangshan Earthquake and the Wenchuan Earthquake to write a reportage.

This is a non-fiction documentary that can be read as a suspense novel. It is an annual non-fiction book with high reputation on Amazon and Goodreads. "Musicians performed a 'James Bond' rhapsody and stole exotic bird skins 'worth millions' from the Museum of Natural History." 150 Years ago, Wallace first saw a bird of paradise in the unknown primeval forest of the Aru Islands, and was deeply amazed by the strangeness and beauty of the species; 150 years later, a young musician encountered a specimen of a bird of paradise in a museum. He had never seen anything so beautiful. At this time, he knew he would find a way to return here... From naturalist Wallace's expedition to South America to the Malay Archipelago, to the fate of birds with beautiful feathers on earth, the author connects various seemingly unrelated clues - museum thefts, the development of the theory of evolution, endangered birds and the dark underground world of fly-tying enthusiasts. In a true crime adventure, he tells the story of the contradictory and complex relationship between man and nature, as well as the destructive instinct of mankind to possess the beauty of nature.

This book is part of the cultural and historical materials of the Changping CPPCC. It tells the beginning and end of the Nankou War, and includes early literature and central documents. The content is rich and informative.

The book "Suzhou People" is divided into five parts, which respectively outline the beautiful appearance of Suzhou from the aspects of Suzhou's historical buildings, customs, small town stories, life style and surrounding towns. The chapter structure is "dispersed in form but not separated in spirit". It uses unique expressions and language styles to fully reflect the distinctive urban character of Suzhou and depict a hazy, elegant and ambiguous picture of Suzhou.

This book is a long autobiographical documentary. This book contains dozens of reminiscence articles written by the author, including: Wrong reincarnation? There are ten chapters, including having no choice, military career, a family of four, being doomed to escape, living in Beijing, and just looking at the flowers.

This book contains interviews with Caidan Zhuoma, Zhu Lin, Wu Liangyong, Shen Peng, Ouyang Zhongshi, Shang Changrong, Zhou Xiaoyan, Hou Yimin, He Jingzhi, Qin Yi, and Ye Xiaogang, Tian Liming, Zhu Legeng, Li Xuejian, Yu Long, Luo Zhongli, Zhao Ruheng, Mo Yan, and Pei Yanling who won the "Lifetime Achievement Award" of the second "China Arts and Literature Award"19 This article, through the sincere and simple exchanges between reporters and the winners, reflects the impressive achievements of 19 outstanding representative figures in the fields of literature and art, and their unswerving spirit of exploration in literature and art. They express their views, perceptions and experiences from different eras, different aspects and different angles, which is valuable for readers to learn from.

This book includes ten chapters on major events, institutional structure, line and bridge equipment, equipment maintenance, business management, affiliated enterprises, employee education, party and mass organizations, life benefits, honors and characters, embodying the epitome of the 50-year construction and development of the Liupanshui Public Works Section.

The cadres stationed in the village regard the village as their home and the people as their friends. They are really stationed in the village and provide real assistance. They use passion and sincerity to fulfill their promises to the village. They use responsibility and responsibility to interpret their feelings for the people. They use hard work and dedication to promote poverty alleviation. They have transformed the old appearance of each stationed village into a new one and won the trust of the masses and the recognition of society. They have no earth-shattering feats, but they always focus on doing ordinary or even trivial "little things" in people's livelihood; they have no grandiose words, but they fulfill the solemn promise of a Communist Party member with the most wonderful stories; they keep in mind the great trust of the party and the people, root their mission in the countryside, and use their blood and sweat to compose songs of the first secretaries that take root in the grassroots and work hard...

This book is a documentary work that records the growth of Xiao Zeng, the soul and leader of military camp folk songs. Writer Xu Qin followed the protagonist Xiao Zeng from south to north, from west to south, across more than half of China. It took ten months to finally complete the difficult interviews. He also witnessed the soldiers' love for Xiao Zeng and Xiao Zeng's deep affection for the soldiers. The words he wrote were vivid, full of emotion and fascinating.

Unlike the detective stories of Sherlock Holmes, all the stories in this book are true. Whether he is investigating the mysterious death of a British Sherlock Holmes expert, the Texas arson case in which a father murdered his three biological daughters, or tracking bizarre criminals who are good at disguise like chameleons, or Polish postmodern writers who write down the true crime process in novels, or describing the three generations of "sand pigs" who built thousands of miles of underground water pipe networks in New York, and the former "greatest base stealer in history" who still refuses to leave the baseball field at the age of 46... David Grann has proven himself to be one of the most gifted reporters and storytellers of our time. Grant leads readers through the mysterious dungeon and the Central Prison of the Sea, and meets the most legendary heroes and villains, as well as their respective obsessions and madness, trying to tell us: the truth is always stranger than fiction.