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This manuscript is a collection of papers on anti-drug theory and practice research compiled by the Office of the Shanghai Anti-Drug Commission. It summarizes the results of anti-drug research from five aspects: analysis of drug abuse behavior, thinking about laws and regulations, research on treatment methods, social work practice, and path model innovation. It is highly professional, scientific, and instructive.

"Past and Thoughts" is a masterpiece of spiritual history and a memoir written by Herzen with blood and tears. The coverage of the book is quite wide, from the Patriotic War of 1812, the Decembrist uprising, the life and thoughts of advanced Russian intellectuals in the 1840s, the revolutionary situation in Europe in 1848, the bloody suppression of the masses by the bourgeois regime, until the 1850s. The activities and sectarian struggles of the exiles in various countries in London in the 1860s, the social and political landscape of Russia in the 1860s, and the growth of a new generation of revolutionaries-the "young helmsmen of the future storm" as Herzen called them-covered almost the entire historical period from the early 19th century to the eve of the Paris Commune. Herzen's experience in Russia brought him into contact with all kinds of people, from princes and ministers to traffickers and pawns. His descriptions constituted an "encyclopedia of Russian life." After he came to Western Europe, he encountered the revolutionary climax of 1848, witnessed the magnificent scenes of European national democratic movements, and also experienced the tragic scenes after the failure of the struggle. Herzen was not only an artist, but also a political commentator. He had both revolutionary passion and compassion. In his works, he showed a noble soul who was not afraid of oppression and persecution and fought bravely against the waves of history. There is also a lot of inspiration and inspiration for people today.

George Orwell, the author of "1984" and "Animal Farm" and the prophet of dystopia, was always a staunch socialist throughout his life. This may confuse today's readers who do not understand the changes in the political spectrum, but for Orwell, this was a natural choice. In the 1930s, commissioned by a left-wing book club, Orwell went to the industrial areas of northern England to investigate and record the real situation of the working class. Orwell did more than just investigate; he went down to the deepest part of the mine, lived in dilapidated and dirty workers' houses, and used the tip of his pen to vividly describe every aspect of the coal miners' lives. Reading it today, 80 years later, is still shockingly real. The despair and poverty conveyed by this picture have a terrifying power that transcends time and national boundaries. At the same time, the Road to Wigan Pier is also Orwell's road to socialism as he examines his own inner self. Born in the British middle class, he recalled how he gradually began to doubt and then hate the strict class barriers that divided British society at that time. Because in his mind, socialism ultimately means only one concept: "justice and freedom."

A true record of 180 days of rescue work in Sierra Leone, Africa, by Anna, China's first obstetrician and gynecologist without borders born in the 1980s. The author Anna originally had a respected and stable job, but after she experienced a major life event in 2011, she had new thinking and understanding of life. She gave up her original stable life and joined Doctors Without Borders, starting an extraordinary life experience.

The whole book records the author's experience and insights as a forensic doctor and a police officer, including the curiosity and embarrassment when he first entered the profession, as well as various mental processes in solving major cases, including "international operations" in the Interpol organization in Lyon, France, and bizarre cases encountered in local detection. The author uses cases and details, as well as knowledge and thinking interspersed in them, to outline for readers a world that is difficult for ordinary people to enter - the world of the police.

They are the kings of the American mafia kings, controlling the Las Vegas casinos and Hollywood studios, and playing with countless celebrities and movie stars in the palms of their hands and on their beds - the porn star Marilyn Monroe died in love; they got involved in politics, got involved in the White House, manipulated the presidential campaign, and murdered the president in broad daylight - it was a blessing and a curse for US President John F. Kennedy. They are the natural enemies of the law and the enemies of justice. Yesterday they caused a crime; today, crime is not extinct...

Woodward had just been at the Washington Post for nine months. Saturday, June 17, 1972. Woodward received a call from a local news editor saying that five people armed with photographic equipment and electronic eavesdropping devices had been arrested in a burglary at the Democratic Party headquarters in the Watergate Building in the early hours of the morning. The newsroom was unusually quiet on Saturday, and when Woodward started talking on the phone, he noticed that Bernstein was also working on the theft. Oh my God, not him. Woodward recalled some rumors in the office that Bernstein had a knack for grabbing news. ... On April 30, 1973, at 9 o'clock in the evening, Nixon delivered a televised speech to the nation. "We invite the President of the United States of America," the announcer solemnly announced. Nixon sat at his desk, which contained photos of his family on one side and a bust of Lincoln on the other. The president began his speech: "...Today, I made the most difficult decision of my tenure as president when I accepted the resignation of two of my closest colleagues...In any organization, the person at the head must be accountable. So, the responsibility should be mine. I accept that...It is a system like this that Let the facts come to light... In this case, the system includes an unwavering grand jury, honest prosecutors, courageous judges, and strong free speech..."... On August 8, 1974, Nixon gave a televised address to the nation, announcing his resignation as president.

This book is similar to a narrative record. It is a spiritual history of Guizhou people seeking to catch up and surpass themselves. It is also a thoughtful and insightful essay on work and life. Sometimes the author writes about the specific details of some things he has experienced, and sometimes the author focuses on a method and technique of doing things. The entire book contains a large amount of information. From the book, we can see what China's development is like, and how China's grassroots cadres face the myriad and complicated daily affairs. It can be said that we can regard this book as a mirror, reflecting ourselves, Guizhou, and the difficulties and efforts of ethnic minority areas.

This book is a collection of works that carry forward the spirit of the times and establish biographies of heroes and models. This book collects four chapters: The first chapter: the documentary literature "The Scenery Along the Road", which comprehensively describes the advanced deeds of Comrade Chang Chunfu, a national model worker and the current president of the Xi'an Model Worker Association, of his hard work and hard work. The second article: The reportage "To Whose House the Sunset Wanders" describes the touching story of Comrade Jin Yiren, the former deputy mayor of Xi'an City, who devoted himself to supporting disabled people in Xidian Company to start their own businesses after his retirement. The third article: The reportage "Standing on the Green Mountains" describes the advanced deeds of Ren Rongmao, a national model worker and Party branch secretary of Ligou Village, Baqiao District, who worked hard to change the face of poverty in mountainous areas. Chapter 4: The revolutionary-themed script "The Storm of Yellow Dragon" eulogizes the legendary story of Shaanxi-Gansu Red Army soldier Huang Luowu who was ordered to create an original creation to collect bandits in Huanglong Mountain.

This book contains 56 memoirs of the older generation of financial workers in Northwest China. Based on personal experiences, the articles show readers the arduous journey that the party has led in financial work. It shows that the older generation of financial workers in Northwest China had firm beliefs and loyalty to revolution and construction in the difficult working environment at that time, reflecting their noble character and moral cultivation of selfless dedication and hard work.

The movie of the same name adapted from the book will be released on August 8, starring Conan He Pei, Wang Pengkai, Li Xuejian, Jiang Wenli, and Li Youbin. "Red Star Shines on China" is the first interview record of the Chinese Communist Party and the Red Army by a Western reporter. 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 Communist Party and 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.

"The Mind-Reading Detective - FBI Psychological Profiling" is a memoir by a former FBI agent. This book introduces the author's experience of growing up from an FBI rookie to a generation of detectives. The book not only reviews the author's FBI work experience, but also introduces in detail the numerous famous major cases in American history that he has handled. Many complicated and confusing tragedies, once in the hands of the author, become as if they have scientific attributes. What kind of effect comes from what kind of cause. Through accurate psychological analysis, observation and induction of the crime scene and the modus operandi, the author can quickly and accurately outline the basic characteristics of the criminal. The author can accurately predict the suspect's race (black, white), age, education level, physical defects (such as stuttering, physical disabilities), family situation, the suspect's special hobbies (for example, he likes to drive a car similar to a police car), and the motive for committing a crime. Once the suspect's information is outlined, the author and the police immediately set a trap to trap the criminal, thereby catching the cunning and brutal serial killer. All of this, under the influence of the magic wand of mind-reading, went smoothly.

The book "Black Flag: The Rise of ISIS" describes in depth how Zarqawi, the founder of ISIS, developed an organization that emerged from a black prison in Jordan into a Middle Eastern ghost capable of controlling the psychological panic of 6 billion people around the world. It also revealed for the first time how the successive military misjudgments of George W. Bush and Obama helped the terrorist organization ISIS grow step by step. When the Jordanian government pardoned a group of political prisoners in 1999, no one knew that one of them, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, would later become the mastermind behind the world's most famous terrorist organization. Zarqawi started out inconspicuously, with his terror base in northern Iraq. The US military invasion in 2003 turned him into a riot leader. Zarqawi was cruel and violent, using beheadings and suicide bombs to disrupt the situation in the Middle East. In the end, with the joint cooperation of Jordanian and US intelligence agencies, Zarqawi was finally killed during the capture operation in 2006.

The extreme of environment, the extreme of belief, the extreme of life, can you survive it? 700 Days of ice and sea, the greatest Antarctic adventure story of the 20th century! The order to abandon ship was issued at 5 p. M. However, for most of the crew, it was no longer necessary, because everyone knew that the ship was completely ruined and it was time to abandon it. No one showed fear or even worry. They had been fighting non-stop for three days, but in the end they failed. One person disagrees with the general feeling of relief after escaping a shipwreck. His name was Sir Ernest Shackleton, and it was he who led the British Empire's expedition across Antarctica. This day is October 27, 1915. The name of the expedition ship is "Endurance". The current coordinates are 69.5 Degrees south latitude and 51.3 Degrees west longitude, deep in the mysterious Weddell Sea ice sheet in Antarctica, just between the South Pole and the nearest human settlement, which is 1,200 miles away. No one outside knew they were in trouble. At that time, they had no radio transmitters. In 1903, on this small island, the crew of the Swedish ship "Antarctica", which was hit by the ice of the Weddell Sea, spent the entire winter. The ship was eventually rescued, and during the evacuation the crew left the ship's supplies on Paulette Island in case of any future shipwrecks. Interestingly, it was Shackleton who was ordered to purchase these supplies, and now, twelve years later, this was exactly what he needed most.

Few accounts of the 2008 financial crisis are told from the perspective of the millions of ordinary Americans who bore the greatest pain of the economic collapse. Because in such a system, how people are treated depends on their wealth and power. Since 2009, three ordinary Americans have decided to uncover this mystery, clarify the crimes of Wall Street, and explore the reasons why. They are a cancer care nurse, a car salesman and an expert in insurance fraud. They are foreclosure victims, who are often referred to as "morts" or house slaves. They discovered that the entire mortgage industry had fundamentally undermined the centuries-old U. S. Real estate legal system; that the millions of documents that caused people to lose their homes to foreclosure were all false; that all Americans who took out mortgages were taking a huge gamble, and they were very likely to be evicted from their homes with nothing, even if they complied with the law and made their payments on time every time. This is a major failure of public policy. We don't know how many families have lost their homes during the foreclosure crisis, but estimates are at least closer to 6 million. Numerous studies show that people who live in foreclosure areas suffer more physical and psychological illnesses. A 2014 report in the American Journal of Public Health concluded that foreclosure rates are related to the number of suicides. The foreclosure crisis is the most damaging to the wealth of middle-class American families in the past century.

After the end of World War II in 1945, the 60,000 officers and soldiers of the First Army of the Japanese invaders stationed in Shanxi were in constant panic. With his unrivaled eloquence, Staff Officer Hiroshi Hiroshi, a talented student graduated from Imperial University, painted a hopeful blueprint for the despairing First Army generals, convincing them that Japan was defeated and as long as the First Army remained in Shanxi and controlled Shanxi's resources, it would be the greatest loyalty to the emperor and Japan! As long as the 60,000 Japanese troops stationed in Shanxi can wisely use Yan Xishan's sworn hatred for the Communist Party and the irreconcilable conflict with the Central Committee of Chiang Kai-shek to win Yan Xishan's asylum, they can continue to stay in Shanxi and firmly control Shanxi's rich coal and iron resources, preserving an inexhaustible material base and an elite advance army for Japan's future revival.

Former French President Chirac delivered a speech at the unveiling ceremony of the Chinese Workers' Monument: "No one will forget these warriors who came from afar to share the fate of France in a cruel war. They defended France's territory, ideas and freedom with their souls and bodies. Please allow me to contribute to the victory of France's independence and the rational principles of mankind with their own lives." I pay high respect to the Chinese people who sacrificed their lives. Their courage and spirit are admirable. The French people will never forget it!" The author's inscription is - the documents and archives have conclusive records: Nearly a century ago, 150,000 Chinese people fought on the Western Front of Europe. However, there have been major gaps in history. How many people from this weak army sent by a huge country have become the ghosts of foreign countries? Nearly a century has passed, and the dust of history should not obscure the humiliation, pain, bloody fights and cries of grief and indignation of the Chinese ancestors.

"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", 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.

On March 20, 1995, the subway sarin incident occurred in Japan that shocked the world. After the incident, Haruki Murakami personally spent a year interviewing people who had 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." "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.

On March 20, 1995, the subway sarin incident occurred in Japan that shocked the world. After the incident, Haruki Murakami personally spent a year interviewing people who had 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".

"Blue Helmet Diary: Peacekeeping Days in Liberia" is written here to commemorate my daughter's tenth birthday and the eight-week anniversary of the second batch of China's peacekeeping transport detachment to Liberia. The contents include: China-Pakistan friendly friendship activities, ID cards and driver's licenses, Liberia phone cards, Liberia's "Chinese governor", ​​peacekeeping forces and peacekeeping operations, China's "Blue Helmets" in action, the first long-distance transportation mission - the trip to Revaces, etc.

In the early 1950s, in order to complete the great cause of reunifying the motherland, the People's Liberation Army, led by the 18th Army, marched into Tibet from Sichuan, Qinghai, Xinjiang, and Yunnan. Crossing thousands of mountains and giant ravines on the roof of the world, we overcame unimaginable difficulties such as plateau hypoxia, glacial torrents, severe wind and snow cold, cliffs and deep valleys, disease and hunger, carried out the Battle of Qamdo, walked more than 6,000 miles, conquered the roof of the world, completed the historical task of peacefully liberating Tibet, and carried out counter-insurgency and democratic reforms, bringing Tibetan society into a new historical stage.

A collective memoir of Hunan women who entered Xinjiang. A strange book that reveals the distribution of marriages in the army in the early 1950s! A book that focuses on human nature and human rights! At the end of 1949, after Xinjiang was peacefully liberated, the policy makers of the Republic ordered the 200,000 officers and soldiers stationed in Xinjiang to forge swords into plowshares, reclaim wasteland and farmland, and take root in Xinjiang, so as to change the situation in which the cultivation of land had been carried out for one generation since the Han Dynasty, and to achieve the strategic goal of long-term peace and stability. But "you can't settle down without a wife, and you can't put down roots without a son." If the marriage problems of officers and soldiers are not resolved, it will affect the smooth realization of this strategic goal. Therefore, policymakers decided to recruit female soldiers to solve this problem. They first recruited 8,000 Hunan women. Most of these female soldiers are educated young people, including top university students, daughters of Kuomintang generals, and daughters of wealthy businessmen. With youthful dreams in mind, everyone marched for several months to reach the distant frontier. From then on, they began to interpret stories of joys and sorrows one after another in this vast Gobi desert, as well as their ideals and pursuits, glory and dreams. They gave birth to future generations and also gave birth to the spirit of love, tolerance, righteousness and perseverance. They are known as the "first generation mothers in the wasteland of Xinjiang".

This book is the sequel to "Truth, Lies and Propaganda Part 1". It is both a memoir of the author's various ups and downs and a travelogue. The language is vivid, fluent and sharp, and at the same time full of wit and humor, which often makes people smile knowingly.

This book contains 13 articles accumulated and interviewed by the author over the years, as well as 11 "notes" recalling interviews and behind-the-scenes footage. The articles are all "famous actors" in modern and contemporary literary circles that readers are familiar with: Yu Pingbo, Shen Congwen, Lao She, Ding Ling, Zhao Shuli, Guo Xiaochuan, Wang Zengqi, Haoran, Yan Wenjing, etc. Based on the oral accounts of the parties involved, as well as a large number of files, meeting records and oral historical materials, it truly reproduces the true face of the Chinese literary world after 1949, as well as the painful mental journeys of many writers when the general environment changed. These powerful and formidable true records bring to life those dusty past events, so that we can also feel the ups and downs and changes of that era.

Let us grasp the visual origin, cultural taste and mental traces through the interpretations of these era portrait masters. Through them, we see time and a clear understanding of the material world of space.

The days spent with my father are the most important memories in my life. The work is documentary literature, recording the two years after his father suffered from Alzheimer's disease. From an old man's initial amnesia to complete dementia day by day; from a healthy old man to a "dementia" who does not know any relatives or remember any past events, it tells the relationship between survival and life in an aging society, the relationship between children and parents, and the destiny and values ​​​​of a generation.

This book takes the world-famous South-to-North Water Diversion Middle Route Project headwater construction as its theme, and reproduces the bumpy and tortuous development process of the South-to-North Water Diversion Project, as well as the sacrifices and contributions made by the people of Nanyang for the South-to-North Water Diversion Project.

In America, poverty is an original sin. Why do people get busier as they get poorer, and get poorer as they get busier? Education, medical care and housing, employment, taxes and benefits, and even gender, region and culture. Poverty is always a "system" problem. Pulitzer Prize winner, focusing on the "working poor" in the United States and seeing the "invisible America". This is the America that has been forgotten. The car washer has no car to drive, the bank clerk's account only has US$2.02, And the income of a female medical textbook editor in ten years cannot keep up with that of a dentist. This book tells the stories of some of them: their families, their dreams, their failures. And what failed more than them was their country. Although the United States is richer than ever before, and although the United States promotes the credo of "working to get rich," the problems of low-income people have made all this questionable. For most of the people I write about, anger is a luxury. They are struggling, exhausted and unable to find a way out. Their wages did not improve their lives and lift them out of poverty. On the contrary, they were burdened by life. People often use the word "working poor" to describe them, and the word itself is an oxymoron. In America, hard-working people should not be poor. The U. S. Economy has had its ups and downs, and the latest statistics show that the lives of poor people have remained basically unchanged, except that they have become more difficult. The gap in net worth between the richest and poorest households has widened, creating a polarization. The resource gap between wealthy school districts and other school districts has further widened. More children are missing school due to asthma, more people do not have access to health insurance, more people are hungry, more people are in jail, and more illegal immigrants are working at the bottom of the workforce. Americans generally do not understand the causes of poverty and, therefore, do not know how to solve it. They believe in the American Dream and believe that even people from the poorest backgrounds can live a happy life. But this also gives people an excuse to blame the poor: to some extent, low wages are the worker's fault, because low wages simply mean that the value of his labor is low. In the American context, poverty always carries the aura of original sin. Indeed, being poor in a rich country is much more difficult than being poor in a poor country.

"1945: Secret Rescue" is a biographical novel based on real people. At the end of World War II, the German Third Reich was retreating steadily. A large number of prisoners of war and forced laborers from various countries were liberated, but due to various reasons, they were trapped in the ice and snow and unable to return home. Robert Trimble is an American bomber pilot who was "deceived" by his superiors to fly to Poltava, Ukraine, without his knowledge, and was ordered to go to Poland to rescue trapped British and American prisoners of war. Due to the complex international situation and the drastic changes in the European war situation, this rescue work could only be carried out secretly, so Robert launched a secret rescue work in the name of ferrying an emergency landing aircraft - in addition to British and American prisoners of war, he also helped prisoners of war from other countries, hungry and cold refugees, forced laborers hiding in the Polish countryside, etc. In just one and a half months, he helped more than a thousand people return home and retired from the army after completing the mission of commander of the Eastern Front Command. But his story and honor were hidden for 60 years, and it took another 10 years before his son wrote a book and made it public.

This book is a documentary literary work reflecting the life and deeds of Zhong Yang, the "model of the times". Zhong Yang is a professor and doctoral supervisor at Fudan University. He has achieved a series of important innovations in the fields of botany and bioinformatics. He once led a team to collect tens of millions of plant seeds for the national germplasm bank on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau; in order to collect seeds, he traveled all over the mountains and rivers of the motherland, including the most remote and difficult area - Tibet. In September 2017, Zhong Yang unfortunately died in a car accident and was posthumously awarded the title of "Model of the Times" by the Propaganda Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China.

"The University in Letters from Home" is a collection of 84 sincere letters. The two ends of the letters are: the son who recommends him to study as a graduate student at Peking University, and the mother who always cares about her son's study and life. The author believes that when their children go to college, parents should not be bystanders, but spiritual participants who are not around. This book can serve as a confidant, a friend, and a spiritual partner for college students on their way to study. How to live an extraordinary life in an ordinary university life? How to interpret an extraordinary life on an ordinary stage? I hope you will find the answer in "The University in Letters from Home".

"Savage Harvest" is a non-fiction book that tells a true story. On November 21, 1961, Michael C. Rockefeller, son of New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller, disappeared off the southwestern coast of New Guinea after his boat capsized. The Dutch government and local people quickly launched a three-dimensional search and rescue operation, but no trace of Michael was found. Subsequently, the international community and a New York court classified Michael's death as drowning. In fact, the evidence in this case is insufficient and difficult to convince. Therefore, rumors related to Michael's death continued for 50 years. Fifty years later, reporter Hoffman returned to Michael's voyage, unearthed shocking new evidence, and solved this mystery that had remained dusty for 50 years. And this leads to thinking about human nature and the uneven development of human society.

This book is a collection of the author's newsletters. Most of the collected works have been published by the author in the People's Daily, Xinhua News Agency and other media. Among them, some vivid and touching masterpieces such as "The Road to Dazhai" and "The Furnace of Master and Disciple" have left a deep impression on people. Readers can learn and comprehend the rich experience of collecting and writing news while reading.

2013 is a milestone year in the development history of Liaocheng. This year, the people of Liaocheng dare to dream, overcome difficulties, and take advantage of the situation; they have the courage to pursue their dreams, fight tenaciously, and endure hardships; they are diligent in realizing their dreams, catch up, and move forward, writing magnificent and glorious chapters one after another, and creating one miracle after another that surpasses and catches up. Liaocheng is becoming a bright pearl in the land of Qilu.

This is a reportage. The whole book is divided into five chapters and seven parts, namely "Words Written in the Front", "Iron-Blooded Heroes", "Standing on the Mind", "Such a Village Party Secretary", "Dance of Life", "Examples for Humanity" and "Postscript". The book tells the story of Zhu Yanfu, who fought bloody battles in the Korean battlefield, developed his ability to take care of himself, and then served as secretary of the village party branch, overcoming all the inconveniences caused by his disabled body, and leading the masses to change the face of poverty in his hometown despite being slandered by all kinds of rumors. After many hardships, Zhu Yanfu learned to read and write, and wrote an autobiographical novel "Extreme Life" with hundreds of thousands of words.

Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, under the correct leadership of the Party Central Committee, China's economy has developed steadily, its comprehensive national strength has increased unprecedentedly, people's moral standards have continued to sublimate, and the construction of socialist spiritual civilization has achieved fruitful results, creating an unprecedented gratifying situation. The emergence of "moral model" Guo Mingyi has brought us many surprises and touches. I have worked and served in Anshan for many years. I have a childlike affection for the people in Anshan, and I know Guo Mingyi better. Guo Mingyi has gone from a miner to today. His difficult and bumpy footsteps are full of the brilliance of humanity and embodies the excellent qualities of a Communist Party member, which is to dedicate himself and care for others.

This book is organized and compiled by the Sichuan Provincial Prison Administration Bureau. From the unique perspective of the confessions of public officials serving sentences in prison, this book details the criminal process, life in prison, life reflections and sincere confessions of 20 job-related criminals. It profoundly reflects the impact of job-related crimes on the country, society, family and society. The disasters caused by people review the process of crimes, summarize the causes of crimes, and analyze the causes of their crimes in the form of comments. It has important educational significance and warning function for the majority of public officials, and can be used as a study book for the party's mass line education and practice activities.

Frequent cases of smart crimes have sounded the alarm in the information society: everyone living in the information society should keep their eyes open. The era of smart crimes has arrived. Don't take chances. Everyone may become a victim. Through more than ten years of investigation, the author of this book has interviewed these shocking real cases handled by the Capital Procuratorate, and conducted in-depth investigations into some of the more typical criminal cases. While restoring the truth of the cases, he has also given people constructive advice from the perspective of curbing vicious crimes and strengthening self-prevention.

"The seeds we collect may take root and sprout one day hundreds of years from now. By then, I don't know how many people's dreams will be fulfilled!" The long reportage "Seed: Zhong Yang" tells the story of the struggling life of Zhong Yang, a new generation intellectual. As a biologist, Zhong Yang has the ideal of serving the country and has long been committed to biodiversity research and protection. Zhong Yang spent 16 years in Tibet, traveled 500,000 kilometers in Tibet, and collected 40 million seeds of thousands of plants, storing a "genetic" treasure for mankind that will last for future generations. As a teacher, Zhong Yang cultivated people with morality, loved his children like his children, and was willing to serve as a ladder for others, and cultivated a group of scientific research talents... With beautiful and touching writing and vivid and detailed details, this book leads readers into the world of biologist Zhong Yang, experiencing the life path of a model of the times, and personally feeling the power of "Spiritual Everest".

In the early summer of 1980, Serge Joly of Liberation asked Duras for a manuscript and asked her to create a column to talk about things that interested her. After the summer, Duras submitted the column to the publisher, and thus "Summer of 1980" was created. The ten summer reflections compiled into this column include fog, wind, sea, children, workers' strike in Gdansk, Poland, and the Moscow Olympics, with various themes.

"A Doctor Sees the World: Growth" records in detail the author's growth experience, schooling process, and work situation after graduation. During this period, the great changes that took place in the country and society also affected the author's life. As a teenager, despite a difficult living environment, he still studied tirelessly and was admitted to Wuhan Medical College (now Tongji Medical College of Huazhong University of Science and Technology). After working, the author was not willing to stand still and continued to study hard. He eventually obtained a doctorate and made great achievements in his job. The author observes the world from the perspective of a doctor, and has a lot of attention and insights into life. Some of the life experiences and learning methods he summarized are particularly worthy of our reference.

More than 150 meters underground, Jenny Laskas asked a miner named Smitty: "Do you find it strange that people know so little about you?" He replied: "I think they may not know how this country works." "Invisible America" ​​is about such a group of people who work hard every day to keep our lives running, but we never take them to heart. The unseen world is diverse: mining companies in Ohio, oil rigs in Alaska, migrant labor camps in Maine, air traffic control centers at LaGuardia, beef cattle ranches in Texas, landfills in California, long-haul truckers in Iowa, gun shops in Arizona, and Cincinnati Bengals cheerleaders. Cheerleader? Yes, they also represent the America you can't see.

On October 7, 1967, Che Guevara wrote in his diary: "Today is the eleventh month anniversary of the establishment of the guerrilla armed forces. The morning was relaxed and leisurely, just like enjoying pastoral life, without any trouble." He did not know that this would be his last diary entry. During the battle in the Yuro Valley the next day, Che was wounded and captured, falling into the hands of Bolivian government forces. He was executed without trial the next day, and his body was hidden by the authorities. The diary was found in his backpack. "Bolivia Diary" is the most original and important material that witnesses the last stage of Che Guevara's life. After being translated quickly and without modification, it has been widely circulated around the world. It meticulously reproduces the thrilling guerrilla warfare experience in the mountains of Bolivia, from entering Bolivia in secret disguise, to surveying the terrain, developing underground workers, as well as fierce battles in dense forests, valleys, and river mouths, encounters with enemies, and sacrifices of teammates... It can be called a guerrilla warfare textbook. It also includes more than 30 rare photos that have never been published publicly in China, showing the daily life and battle scenes of the guerrillas. Here readers can see Guevara's disguised fake passport, guerrillas watching on the treetops, Guevara organizing his rifles by the river, etc. The film "Che: Part Two" directed by Spielberg is based on the history described in "Bolivia Diary". Deltero, who played Guevara in the film, won the Best Actor at Cannes for this film.

Touching 2015, Touching China, this is a book that will make everyone cry and feel warm in their hearts after reading it. Health is happiness, and squandering health is squandering happiness. As long as we always believe in ourselves, doctors, and life, it is possible to create miracles. A life-and-death self-help book dedicated to cancer patients and their families. Don't continue to struggle in the new whirlpool of fear and communication. Cancer is not as scary as we think. As long as we face it bravely, there is hope for the future.

These are forty stories written by forty college students who majored in history during their studies about the experiences of three generations over the past sixty years. This is how they use every winter and summer vacation, even in the midst of complaints and helplessness, to collect ordinary and true stories that are connected to their lives. The areas involved include the coast of the East China Sea, both sides of the Qianjiang River, the Land of Abundance, the banks of the Huangshan Mountains, the foothills of the Tianshan Mountains, the source of the Yellow River, the White Mountains and Black Waters, and the hometown of Yan and Zhao... Each story unfolds into a small volume that is unpretentious and exudes a faint fragrance. It witnessed the changes and development of Chinese society in the past sixty years, helplessness and hope, glory and dreams from small points. It also witnessed the beautiful memories of youthful, perseverance and growth in the college days.

As we grow older, those of us who were born in the 1960s and 1970s have unknowingly entered the age of forty, when we are no longer confused, or even fifty when we know our destiny. In these aging years, you will find that it is easier for us to recall the most romantic childhood days that are far away. When people of the same age gather together, they no longer point out the country with high spirits, but collectively recall so many of our past and past events, and then invariably sigh with emotion: Alas! We are all old. However, we were once young and we were romantic.

Huang Zonghan, the youngest of the Huang brothers and sisters (Huang Zongjiang, Huang Zonghuai, Huang Zongying, Huang Zongluo, Huang Zonghan), was an old revolutionary who joined the underground party in 1948. At the end of 1978, he took the initiative to be appointed as the director of Beifeng Television Factory, an old factory under the planned economy system that suffered serious losses. However, he did not expect that his sentence "When you are a factory director, you have to make money for the country" would have profound political significance. Huang Zonghan adopted a series of reform measures in Dongfeng Factory, which caused great influence across the country. However, reform will inevitably damage the interests of vested interest groups under the planned economic system. Many conflicts were finally ignited by a reportage titled "Hope is in the World" written by the writer Li Ji in 1981. It took high-level intervention to finally solve the problem. The so-called "ice-breaking journey" aims to break the "hard ice" that hinders reform from the planned economic system and related social structures, ideologies, and vested interest groups. The "gap" refers to the flexible side of the system, which allows the large and rigid administrative system to have a certain degree of free political space, and its flexibility makes initial reforms possible.

This book is documentary literature. It chooses the Fourth Field Army, which has the most concrete examples in the Chinese People's Liberation Army, as the subject of description, and artistically reproduces the historical process of the Liberation War.

This book is based on basic historical facts and artistically presents the tortuous history of the Red Army from its inception to the Long March.