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This book tells the story of love and hope between two young people: Kennedy O'Dade grew up in Kibera, a slum in Kenya. At the age of sixteen, homeless and desperate, he was given a collection of Martin Luther King Jr.'S speeches. Inspired by this book, he spent 20 cents to buy a football and launched the youth organization SHOFCO, determined to bring hope to the compatriots in Kibera. A few years later, Jessica Posner, a student at Wesleyan University in the United States, went to SHOFCO as a volunteer. Despite Kennedy's suspicion and rejection, she moved into his hut to share the joys and sorrows with the people of Kibera. They fell in love while getting along at zero distance. With the full support of Kibera residents and celebrities from all walks of life, they have created a small paradise in Kibera. More than 76,000 people no longer worry about water shortages and diseases, and have received funding from entrepreneurial projects to start a new life. Jessica and Kennedy initiated change in every community, working to bring the same determination and passion to more slums.

Wu Di is a child of the oil field. After demobilizing from the army in 1995, he returned to the oil field to work and became a glorious oil worker. On March 5, 2003, because he risked his own life to arrest three criminals and assisted the public security organs in cracking down a huge theft gang, he and his co-workers were awarded the "Advanced Collective for Being Brave in the Righteousness" by the Exploration Bureau. In 2006, he was personally awarded the title of "The National Courageous Advanced Element in Liaoning Province" and "The Advanced Group in Liaoning Province". He has received a series of honors such as "Heroes for Volunteerism" and "Top Ten Outstanding Youths of the Exploration Bureau". In early 2006, he participated in the "Liaoning Province Heroic Deeds Reporting Group" organized by the Provincial Public Security Department, the Propaganda Department and other 6 ministries. He gave many tour reports in universities, provincial agencies, enterprises and institutions and local garrisons across the province. Looking back on his growth process, he deeply felt that it was the melting pot of the army that trained him, it was the fertile soil of the Liaohe Oilfield that nurtured him, and it was the fine traditions and tenacity of the older generation of oilmen that influenced him, which enabled him to strive for self-improvement on the road of life, uphold justice, face difficulties, and not be afraid of evil.

Since the emergence of the peasant class, Chinese farmers have experienced two different social forms, feudal society (including semi-feudal and semi-colonial society) and socialist society, as well as two different economic forms, natural economy and commodity economy. Under different social and economic forms, farmers' social status, identity, production and lifestyle, and ideological concepts have shown different characteristics and have gone through different change processes and stages. However, the most epoch-making change began in 1978 with the reform of the rural economic system. From then on, farmers gradually broke through the shackles of tradition and moved towards modern civilization.

On the occasion of commemorating the 30th anniversary of reform and opening up, the Liaoning Provincial Pacific Economic Cooperation Committee invited veteran leader Wang Guangzhong and a group of well-known experts and scholars to hold a symposium to commemorate the 30th anniversary of reform and opening up, and compiled and published "Review and Reflection-Collected Works to Commemorate the 30th Anniversary of Reform and Opening Up", which is very meaningful. This collection reflects the glorious achievements of Liaoning's reform and opening up in the past 30 years. It is also a good testimony of Liaoning's reform and opening up in the past 30 years. It is helpful for us to sum up experience, brainstorm and work together to push Liaoning's reform and opening up to a new historical height.

Since the founding of New China, the people of Liaoning, under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, have made great contributions to the construction of the Republic and achieved brilliant results in various historical periods. In the glorious history of more than 60 years, a large number of heroic role models have emerged. They are the pride of the Republic and outstanding representatives of the people of Liaoning. Whether it is Meng Tai, the old hero during the recovery period of the national economy, or Lei Feng, the great communist warrior during the socialist construction period, their deeds and spirit are not only a huge force to spur the people of Liaoning to work hard, but also a great driving force to encourage people across the country to overcome difficulties and build socialism. The spirit of heroes and models represented by the "Mengtai Spirit" and "Lei Feng Spirit" has become the great spirit of the times of the Republic. Here, we focus on displaying the glorious achievements and spiritual outlook of Liaoning heroes and models, which is a tribute to the heroes and models and a summary of the heroic achievements of the heroes and models.

This book begins with the Chinese nation's dream of flying into space. It tells the entire process of China's manned spaceflight project from decision-making to implementation. It comprehensively reviews the start, development and glorious struggle of my country's manned spaceflight industry, and vividly reproduces the Chinese astronauts with dreams standing in the world. They are at the forefront of world science and technology, pioneering and enterprising, struggling selflessly, using courage, wisdom and strength to create great achievements in leap-forward development. They demonstrate the spirit and touching stories of generations of Chinese aerospace science and technology workers who are not afraid of hardships, bravely climb to the top, fight tenaciously and innovate with determination. This book is not only a textbook for popularizing aerospace science and technology knowledge, but also a vivid teaching material for patriotism education.

This book explores from six aspects how to revitalize the industrial economic development of northern Liaoning, overcome the disadvantages of large agricultural cities, and take the road of development and reform of establishing an industrial city. This book is the author's hard work over many years. It contains many insightful insights and conducts an in-depth exploration of the future development of Tieling's industrial economy.

If we say he is poor, he is indeed poor, so poor that his family is almost completely destitute. If we say he is rich, he is indeed rich. He is one of the few spiritual rich men in the world. He had no power or money, but with a wave of his arms, thousands of people joined him in donating blood, money and love. This is a value he has created over decades and has been widely recognized. Guo Mingyi's growth process makes me think deeply, reflect and savor. If what Guo Mingyi did 30 years ago, it would have seemed ordinary, because it was fashionable to imitate Lei Feng at that time, but Guo Mingyi can persist to this day, being independent and independent, and leading a team of tens of thousands of people. It is really incredible. This is not just perseverance, but an unshakable belief. On the other hand, we can think in reverse. We have described Guo Mingyi's life for nearly half a century. Has he done anything earth-shattering? No. His perseverance makes each of us feel ashamed. Mencius said: "Everyone can become Yao and Shun." I think that if you put your mind down and go down-to-earth, everyone can become Guo Mingyi.

This book is a reportage, focusing on characters. It introduces the deeds of national draughts athletes and coaches. It also introduces the historical origins and playing methods of draughts, reflecting the development process of draughts since its introduction to China in 2007. At the same time, the appendix introduces the list of titles won by Chinese international draughts players at all levels, the list of Chinese international draughts players won Asian championships, the N number one Chinese international draughts players, the ranking list of Chinese international draughts players, etc. The content is detailed and vivid, and it is the first literary work to comprehensively introduce the Chinese international draughts movement. ?

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"China's Deep Blue Dream: A Record of the Development of China's Manned Submersibles" mainly includes the meritorious marine scientific research ship, the delivery of the "Xiang Yanghong 09" sea trial mother ship, the evergreen "Xiang Yang Hong 09" ship, the continued glory of the "Xiang Yang Hong 09" ship, Chinese-style submersible training, before and after submariner selection and training, my country's first batch of deep-diving students, Chinese-style deep diving professional training, etc.

From a scholar to a craftsman, he uses art to pass down traditional craftsmanship, and returns to the original and fundamental life through forging. He is a standard gentle and tough guy, a blacksmith in the capital, Cai Dequan.

Family tree is a word that is getting farther and farther away from modern life, but there are still people who stick to the profession of genealogists, picking up type blocks, typesetting boards, and editing family trees. This has been Wang Chaohui's life for most of his life. Wang Chaohui was born in Dongyuan Village, Wenzhou, Zhejiang. Genealogist is a unique profession in this small village with a population of 7,000. People in Zhejiang attach great importance to blood origin. Even today, each clan still maintains its ancestral hall and genealogy. Genealogies need to be reprinted every thirty years to add information. Genealogists, a profession specialized in compiling genealogies for clans, also came into being. In the era of electronic typesetting and type printing, he left the scent of ink on the pages with his own hands.

In 1764, when the Xibo people were ordered to move westward, there were no craftsmen who made bows and arrows with the army, and all the bows and arrows they brought were distributed by the court. However, the tribesmen are skilled craftsmen, and they did their own research during the journey and successfully made various types of bows and arrows that can be used for fighting and hunting. Yi Chunguang's ancestors are one of them. Since 1990, Yi Chunguang has devoted himself wholeheartedly to the research and production of Xibo horn bows based on the words and deeds of his ancestors, and the craftsmanship has been inherited and discovered.

In Shizuoka, a small town at the foot of Mount Fuji, there is a couple who make guardian dolls. The dolls they make have helped many children grow up safely. As doll makers, Zhushan Chunquan and his wife believe that the most important thing about a doll is not the luxurious appearance and clothing, but that each doll should be entrusted with the love of the elders for their children. A child's growth is ultimately the result of the dedicated efforts of the elders who raise him or her.

Chu Hongsheng, a 97-year-old man, is known as the "last Shanghai tailor". He first learned the art at the age of 16. He has been a tailor for 82 years and has sewn more than 5,000 cheongsams. Movie star Hu Die, the three Song sisters, Youth Gang boss Du Yuesheng, General Su Yu, Liu Shaoqi's wife Wang Guangmei, singer Meng Tingwei, Gong Li, Dong Jie... These people are all Chu Hongsheng's "loyal fans". Singer Meng Tingwei praised: His cheongsam is like skin. Although he is already a great master, he refuses to be called "cheongsam master". He simply said: "I am just a cheongsam maker."

Chen Geng is not only a professional lawyer, but also a thinker who loves literature and has been deeply concerned about the contemporary humanistic ecology and its existing problems for many years. "A Lawyer's Challenge to the School Professors" brings together his achievements in this area. The main chapter records a debate that took place on a forum when the Internet was just popular. It was a front-on, direct, round-the-clock debate-style confrontation on the concepts of freedom, democracy, constitutionalism, and the rule of law in the field of social sciences. The author Chen Geng has a sharp vision, a broad vision, and is good at making arguments on key points. No matter in terms of academic theory, logic, or rhetorical style, he can be said to be both courageous and persistent. What is even more valuable is the vitality shown by his insistence on independent thinking and judgment.

"Recording Life with Life" A northern woman performed a majestic career drama in various roles on the southern cultural stage. She entrusted her life to the cause of art and national culture, and used her talents and love to spread Yi culture. She realized the value of her life with her persistent pursuit and brought joy and happiness to her ethnic minority compatriots. This is a vivid and full image of an artist with both virtue and art.

This collection of works consists of 24 volumes, each of which is named after the 24 solar terms of the lunar calendar. The series is a long and picturesque scroll that unfolds into a long and inspiring road.

Among the countless fictional and non-fictional works about Paris in history, "A Moveable Feast" is one of the most famous works. The dedication on its title page - "If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a young man, then she will be with you wherever you go in your life, because Paris is a moveable feast." It has become the "cultural calling card" of Paris and is widely recited. This book can be said to be the last work written by Hemingway during his lifetime and revised by him personally. In the first half of the 1920s, Hemingway lived in Paris as a correspondent in Europe. The book "A Moveable Feast" records this period of the author's life at that time.

The Rockefeller Foundation's slogan is "promoting human welfare around the world." This enthusiasm for changing the world is admirable. However, in the process of "changing China", the Rockefeller Foundation has encountered unprecedented challenges. In 1915, after ten years of extensive and in-depth investigation and research, the Rockefeller Foundation established the world-class Peking Union Medical College. This "shining jewel in the crown of the Rockefeller Foundation" represents the most expensive and glorious page of the foundation's career in China, as well as its determination to change China with the scientific spirit. As the two sides continued to encounter conflicts and compromises in their cooperation, the Rockefeller Foundation gradually transformed from elite education to a county-based model that supported comprehensive rural development. Just as this model was beginning to bear fruit, China's political situation underwent tremendous changes, and Rockefeller had to withdraw from mainland China, interrupting half a century of efforts to "change China." After China's reform and opening up, the two sides resumed careful contacts and exchanges, and the Rockefeller Foundation became the first batch of foreign non-governmental organizations to enter China. The Rockefeller Foundation's experience in China is full of ups and downs, contradictions, failures and achievements. This is related to the Rockefeller Foundation's sense of cultural superiority and China's historical background, and is also inseparable from the strong idealism and humanistic spirit of both parties. When studying this period of history, the author puts Western medicine, the Rockefeller Foundation, American educators, missionaries, Chinese intellectuals, reformers, and the Chinese government under the spotlight one by one, exploring what factors are constrained by different civilizations in the process of exchanges, and how people in them use their own and each other's resources to find consensus with difficulty.

This is what the "Utopia" has to say about this era... Together with Chen Danqing, Liang Wendao, Xu Zhiyuan, Zhou Lian, Jia Zhangke, Zhu Tao, Xu Jilin, Yan Ming, and Feng Tang, we will ask about "intellectuals and their era", explore the "power of ideas", and imagine the appearance of literature and art. This book is the first in the "Words from a Utopia" series. "Words" excerpts and edits speeches made by our authors and guests at events or in interviews with the media in the past year (mainly 2014), including Feng Tang, Sang Gege, Zhang Dachun, Yuan Wonderful remarks by Ling, Yang Kui, Yan Lianke, Jia Zhangke, Ge Zhaoguang, Shi Jingqian, Liang Wendao, Xu Zhiyuan, Zhang Xiaozhou, Green Yao, Shui Muding, Ma Yansong, Xu Xiaohu, Chen Danqing, Zhong Lifeng, Shi Hang and others. "Intellectuals and His Era" rethinks the topic of "Intellectuals and His Era" based on the cases of intellectuals such as Simonov, Shen Congwen and Günter Grass; "The Power of Ideas" selects poems, articles and salon speeches related to this theme to explore the importance of ideas to each of us from different angles; "Imagining Literature and Art" includes articles by writers such as Chen Danqing, Nishikawa, Yan Ming and Chen Dezheng who understand the era we live in from the perspectives of art, photography and music respectively.

This book introduces the occurrence, rescue and accident investigation processes of major global air crashes since the invention of the aircraft black box, as well as the impact of accidents on the industry. According to the causes of air crashes, they are divided into major factors such as mechanical failure, weather conditions, and human errors, as well as secondary factors such as accidental strikes, aircraft collisions, terrorist attacks, and suspected intentional crashes. Cases of high-altitude horror experiences, but in the end both humans and planes landed safely are included in the chapter on terror in the air. In some accident examples, the author's comments are inserted, mainly to pave the way for the analysis of the Malaysia Airlines MH370 incident.

This is an adventure documentary that records the author's more than 30 years of experience in exploring the mystery of "savages" in Shennongjia. The "savages" of Shennongjia are the first of four natural mysteries that fascinate all mankind. The author of this book, Li Guohua, is a member of the China Scientific Exploration Association. He has lived in the deep mountain caves of Shennongjia for more than 30 years, sleeping in the open air. In the vast forests of Shennongjia and the surrounding Daba Mountains, we explored hundreds of caves and grottoes, lived in more than 200 remote mountain families in more than 90 natural villages with information about savages, interviewed more than 400 savage witnesses, and recorded a total of nearly one million words of scientific expedition notes. "My Savage Career from 1976 to 2012" is compiled and refined by the author from nearly one million words of scientific expedition notes, with a total of more than 200,000 words in the book. It is divided into 34 chapters, and multiple photos, illustrations and text are combined to increase the readability of the work. The book truly, vividly and vividly reveals the author's little-known experience of tracking "savages" in the primitive deep forests for more than 30 years. It will reappear to readers the thrilling and difficult adventure life in the primitive deep forests of Shennongjia where there are poisonous snakes and beasts, flash floods and landslides, summer hail, and October snow.

This book tells the career stories of my country's near-infrared spectroscopy workers. The authors include both older generation near-infrared spectroscopy experts and young and middle-aged backbones. These stories condense their pursuit and understanding of the near-infrared spectroscopy career, as well as their feelings for the near-infrared spectroscopy career. This book records the essence accumulated in the development process of near-infrared spectroscopy in my country, and is a precious spiritual wealth that connects the past and the future. The collection is rich in genres and the content is vivid and touching. The experiences and experiences described have an important enlightening effect on the development of near-infrared spectroscopy, especially for young scholars. This book can be used as a reference for scientific and technical personnel engaged in near-infrared spectroscopy analysis and chemometrics research and application, as well as for those interested in near-infrared spectroscopy in petrochemical, agriculture, tobacco, pharmaceutical and other fields.

Matt Miller is a 20-year-old college student in his third year at the University of Virginia. He is also a triathlete. He collided head-on with a Porsche while riding his bicycle on the Blue Ridge Highway in Virginia. His facial bones were almost completely shattered and his brain suffered a huge impact. But the car accident itself is not the end of the story, but the beginning. Vitez shares the story of Matt's miraculous survival and recovery with readers through this book.

If Joe and Vicki had known what life would be like moving to a small mountain village in Andalusia, they might have thought twice about the culture shock. They had no idea they would be the unwilling owners of a flock of chickens. Among their flock was one of the most dangerous roosters in Spain. Little did they expect that they would help catch the eagle and be saved by a mule. Do they stay here, or do they return to England, where everything is as it should be? The Daily Telegraph - "A colorful picture of life in Andalusia, complete with a kinky chick or two... Fascinating... And hilarious at the same time."

"New Yorker" reporter Elizabeth Colbert has personally experienced global ecological scenes one by one, interweaving three centuries of scientific knowledge and the latest ecological perspectives to draw an outline of today's world for readers: We are indeed living in an extraordinary era, and the sixth mass extinction of species has begun. There are thirteen stories. The American mastodons, great auks and ammonites mentioned in the previous stories have become extinct. This part mainly introduces the ancient mass extinction and its tortuous discovery process. Part Two lays out the realities of the present, in the increasingly fragmented Amazon rainforest, on the slopes of the rapidly warming Andes, and in the outer waters of the Great Barrier Reef. The scope of the great changes is so vast that with the right guidance, extinctions can be found anywhere. Finally, there is a story about an extinction that pretty much happened in my backyard-and maybe in yours at the same time. As the story progresses, readers can gradually realize, like scientists, that the source of the current round of mass extinction lies in humans themselves.

Through comparative observation and research on the urbanization process between China and the West, this paper discusses the cultural issues in the urbanization process, advocates the construction of small towns with cultural characteristics, and calls for maintaining the nature, authenticity, simplicity, tranquility, warmth, and comfort of small towns in order to effectively resist the impact of Western culture and retain a trace of the roots and fire of Chinese culture.

On April 15, 2017, Ms. Yang Jie, the director of the 1986 version of "Journey to the West", passed away due to illness. This book is her most authoritative interpretation of "Journey to the West"! She was full of passion at the time and determined to adapt the famous novel "Journey to the West" into a TV series that would appeal to both refined and popular audiences. Therefore, she shouldered the heavy responsibility and began the passionate years of struggle with the main creative staff. During the process of casting, location selection, and filming, countless difficult, interesting, and magical things happened, which made people surprised, worried, laughed, and moved! This is not only a shooting diary, but also the sonorous life of a generation of artists such as Director Yang Jie. At the same time, it also reflects the changes of an era and even the entire China from one side. It is touching, inspiring and inspiring to read!

The new hardcover edition of the People's Literature Prize "China in Liangzhuang" was shockingly unveiled. In Liangzhuang, you can see your invisible hometown and another side of China. "China in Liangzhuang", after five months of investigation and interviews, restores the history of changes in Liangzhuang in the past forty years, and records the real life scenes of people in this land and the practical difficulties they face: such as the hopelessness of left-behind children in rural areas, the lack of elderly care, education, and medical care for farmers, the destruction of the rural natural environment, the fission of rural families, and the crisis of farmers' "sexual well-being"... It records the pain of China's transformation and the trauma of the countryside.

This book is the memoir of Charles A. Beckwith, the founder and first commander of the U. S. Delta Force. It tells the story of how Delta went from an idea to its eventual establishment, and the various blows and setbacks a man experienced in realizing his dream. The book details the Delta Force's talent selection, training, and mission execution, and many first-hand information. It focuses on revealing the entire process of rescuing the hostages at the U. S. Embassy in Iran. It also involves various high-level political struggles within the Pentagon and the U. S. Military.

This book records the details of the story of the rise of China's high-speed rail in detail: a panoramic view of the rise of China's high-speed rail; exclusive disclosure of in-depth content; recording history with stories and exploring the truth from the details. The book has detailed content and records the entire process of China's high-speed rail from scratch, to independent innovation, rapid development, and finally becoming a high-speed rail power.

Since their evacuation from Ruijin, Jiangxi Province in October 1934, Zhu Mao's Red Army has embarked on a long road of search for survival. In order to find China's future, it has been constantly correcting its direction and facing difficult choices. Over and over again, we have to survive again and again, and pay a heavy price for it. The Long March changed the fate of Mao Zedong, the fate of the Communist Party of China, the fate of China, and then the fate of the Chinese nation! Wu Luxiang's "The Roar of the Dragon", together with the previously published "Blood on the Xiangjiang River" and "Sunrise in Zunyi", form the Long March Trilogy, which truly reproduces the difficult journey of the Chinese Communists represented by Mao Zedong from their evacuation from Ruijin, Jiangxi Province in October 1934 to their arrival in Wuqi Town, northern Shaanxi Province after a 25,000-mile long march in October 1935. The time span is exactly one year.

Noon stories, one theme per issue. The theme of this issue is a visual special issue. Recording all aspects of life under the lens. Photographer You Li talked about the poetry, loneliness and silence in the works of Romanian painter Serban Savu! Wei Bi recorded the peace and tranquility of his hometown with calligraphy and photos; Zhu Yinghao recorded the mystery of "Ulaanbaatar Night" with his lens. There is also a group of people who are closest to the dawn (they can't see the buildings, they can't see the smiles, they can't see the city), who present their most authentic selves in the photos. Finally, the camera turned to two people who took music seriously. In this impetuous era, they founded the online music station "MySpiritualMedicine". The various aspects of life under the camera are the most authentic portrayal of this era.

Noon stories, one theme per issue. The theme of this issue is a visual special issue. Recording all aspects of life under the lens. It mainly includes a total of 5 visual reports, "The Slowness of Xihaigu", "The Second Generation of Nuclear Power in the Gobi Desert", "My Mekong River", "Unreachable Chongqing" and "Journey Moments of Thirteen Photographers", which present the unforgettable moments of countless photographers freezing people and things. In the first 4 articles, the photographer used his lens to record the traces of the disappearing years, lamenting the slowness of his hometown! I discovered that the lively living areas of the past have disappeared; and I regret that the historical buildings have disappeared. "Journey Moments of Thirteen Photographers" remembers the relationship between photography art and journey. Photography provides a kind of perception, and photographers can encounter the whole world through photography art...

Disease and death are unavoidable problems in life for each of us. At the critical point of life and death, we are all looking for effective solutions to fight against the disease. The theme of this issue is "Walking on the Edge of Death", which describes the best efforts of doctors to face the pain of patients; tells the pain and helplessness of patients suffering from depression; and narrates the work of a Doctors Without Borders. The fear of death experienced by people in the refugee camp project; it explores how doctors can start medical entrepreneurship in today's increasingly tense doctor-patient relationship, break the shortcomings of the traditional medical system, and find a more humane medical service... The five articles in this issue tell us more daily stories between doctors and patients, as well as the thoughts that diseases bring to us.

The wonderful story of five "extraordinary" protagonists. Is there another happy life outside of mainstream values? Behind every story, there is the wisdom of life. Why did Seth Roberts, a psychologist who studies human happiness, lead a life farthest from happiness among society's traditional values ​​- he never married, didn't keep a dog, and ate one square meal every two days? Where is the boundary between "normal people" and "crazy people"? How do girls deal with sudden fame? What is the warrior spirit of Taekwondo? An astronomer is looking for a mysterious signal. Where does it come from? With these questions in mind, the theme of this issue "Two Utopians" will tell you the truth. This book mainly contains five articles, "Two Utopians", "A Few Steps Away", "Tsinghua Weiyang Song", "Black Belt Taibai" and "Souling Ji". It records the wonderful stories of the five protagonists. Behind each story is a lot of philosophy of life and wisdom of life.

The growth history of a group of people is about youth, struggle and self-pursuit. Use your own voice to speak your own words. The theme of this issue is "Punk Life", which mainly includes 5 articles: "Poet on a Business Trip", "Naked Punk", "Southern Nightmare", "Shanghai Little Fengyue" and "Song of the Loser". "A Poet on a Business Trip" describes the different living conditions of two people, one is an arrogant poet and the other is an aspiring director. Because of a movie, the two originally parallel life trajectories intersected, intertwining the spontaneity, truth and infinite emotion of life. "Naked Punk" reviews the growth process of the punk band "Cake of Life" and highlights the ideological and combative nature of punk bands among Chinese bands. "Southern Nightmare" tells the story of the inner pressure, fear and struggle of a practitioner of a special profession - an executioner. The execution class changed his life.

There are always some people who live in this world but cannot find a place to belong. They are exiled in every corner of the world and are always looking for a place to call home. The theme of this issue is "Lonely Exiles", which tells the story of the infinite yearning and pursuit of freedom, warmth, and tranquility of people who are dispersed outside their own countries for various reasons. This issue mainly includes 5 articles. "Vietnamese Refugees at Sea" reviews the experience of millions of Vietnamese fleeing Vietnam in 1975; "Exiles" tells the story of many Koreans who fled to China after the fall of the Korean Peninsula; "The Exiles" tells the story that the road to Mexico is always filled with a group of self-exiled and deported people; The article "Yao Chen: I'm in a Dangerous Place" narrates Yao Chen's personal feelings and experience as a UNHCR China Goodwill Ambassador in a refugee camp, a dangerous place; the article "The Refugee Team at the Brazilian Olympics" tells you why there will be a special team at the 2016 Rio Olympics in Brazil - a refugee team composed of stateless athletes. These stories are far away from you, but very close to you.

Interviews with five writers, Yan Geling, Li Yiyun, Dong Qizhang, John McPhee, and Qingshan, talk about their creations, listening to the author's words, and writing better works! The theme of this issue is "Writing Ambition", which mainly describes the writing insights, experiences and processes of domestic and foreign writers. This book is worth reading for readers who want to write well or are interested in writing. This article mainly includes "Yan Geling: I can no longer sing and dance", "Li Yiyun: Two ambitions in writing", "Dong Qizhang: I want to write about the loneliness of an era", "John McPhee: Can writing really be taught?" "Qingshan: Exploring the Bottomless Abyss" has a total of 5 articles; from the monologues written by these writers, we can not only understand every detail of their writing life, but also deeply feel their ambition, which is a powerful medicine for them to continue writing.

Music is the art of time and sound. Behind these spiritual rhythms, there is a group of people who dance with the music; they convey sentimentality, happiness, anger and other emotions to the audience with their sincerity. The theme of this issue "Music Portraits" brings you some familiar faces of musicians, including Dou Jingtong, Lao Lang, Zhang Chu, Ma Tiao, Zhao Muyang, Xiaohe (He Guofeng). The article "Newcomer Dou Jingtong" allows you to get to know Dou Jingtong, who is more than just Faye Wong's daughter, and see her sincere side towards music; "Loving Old Wolf" recalls Lao Lang's musical journey; "Ma Tiao: Autobiography of a Middle-aged Rocker" talks about his love affair with music... As musicians, they are well aware of the importance of the times, which have made many of their dreams about music possible. Although they got involved with music at different times, they all use music to interpret their own voices and bring a feast to the ears of the audience.

At noon, looking for forgotten stories... We believe that only by producing content can we go further. In a new media where reprinting is common, Zhongwu insists on originality of every story. The theme of this issue is "Portrait of China", which contains 5 articles. These stories describe everything that happens in this real society from all aspects. "Alcoholic" records the story of alcoholics who are deeply addicted to alcohol and want to get rid of it. For real alcoholics, quitting alcohol is not only dark but also thrilling; "Global Cruise: The "Sweet Life" of More than 600 Chinese People" describes the various aspects of life on the Atlantic, the first global cruise ship to sail from China; "The Never-Ending Game" describes the large-scale life The stories of the contestants of the experimental program "15 of Us", who wanted to realize their dreams in the reality show, but found that it was just a microcosm of life; "Snowy Nyalam" describes the story of Nyalam and the fire house in the border town; "Bodhisattva Moving" focuses on the Chinese highway builders and tells the story of a group of people who happened to be together because of a highway. Each story is a microcosm of Chinese portraits, reflecting all aspects of society. Everyone has the deep imprint of this era.

This book uses the style of reportage to show the great development, great leaps and great brilliance of China's scientific and technological culture over the past century. This book strives to find first-class authors in the country to write first-class works to show our country's aerospace strength and national pride and confidence. This book adopts language styles and expressions that are popular among Chinese people, and uses some ups and downs of storylines to create characters, show true feelings and real scenes, and highlight Chinese creation, Chinese power, Chinese confidence, Chinese path, Chinese spirit, etc.

The Qinba mountainous area has beautiful scenery and simple folk customs. The girls here are pure, beautiful, brave, and persistent... But the crazy devil extends its clutches to them, and they are abducted and trafficked. The unyielding woman escaped from the tiger's mouth with wit and courage. In order to avenge her shame, she was not afraid of hardships and dangers. She struggled to find other sisters alone in the vast sea of ​​​​people, and assisted the police in catching the criminals...

Thirty years ago, during the storm that rose from the ground, tens of millions of boys and girls, like the white velvet umbrellas of dandelions, were swept from one city to the distant and unfamiliar borders, deserts, plains, and mountain villages... "We Were Once Young" is one of the "China Educated Youth Library" series, edited by Dong Hongyou.

This book is a rare collection of works in China that describes the life of foreign students from all angles. Two international students from South Korea and Australia recorded what they saw and heard in China in a funny way. Mao Tianhua, a Chinese artist living in the United States, drew interesting illustrations. Using three kinds of food represents the exchange and collision of three cultures. It seems like a small joke, but it is enough to express the spirit of this book, which is optimistic, playful and sincere.

"A New History of the Scholars" takes the work and life of three unofficial university teachers as the main line, showing their tireless dedication to science and education as well as their bitter encounters in the evaluation of professional titles, and shows the situation of the "New Scholars" in the midst of praise and criticism. "The Scholars" shows the various civilizations and barbarisms, beauty and ugliness of contemporary society under specific conditions through the inside story of institutions of higher learning, the restlessness of factories and mines, the prosperity and uneasiness of big cities, and the strange scenes of rural towns.

In 2011, a rape and murder occurred in Pornic in western France. The victim was an 18-year-old girl, Leticia. After the murderer dismembered her, she dumped her body in two ponds 50 kilometers apart. This chilling tragedy shocked the whole of France and attracted the attention of the whole of France, including then-President Nicolas Sarkozy. However, the author found that the media and the public focused on the cruelty of the case and judicial reform, but there was a lack of exploration of the character of Leticia and the deep-seated issues behind it. He spent two full years interviewing people related to the case, and reconstructed Leticia's life and the entire process of her murder in this book.

The book "Jade Seeds in Lantian" is a cultural research project undertaken by the Lantian Old Science and Technology Educators Association in response to the Lantian County Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Lantian County People's Government to implement the Sixth Plenary Session of the 17th CPC Central Committee, realize cultural reforms, revitalize national culture, and strive to promote Lantian Jade Culture. It is a work created in the form of reportage.