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Heilongjiang is my second hometown. I know that compared with the southern coastal areas, Heilongjiang was developed late and fell behind. Areas that were developed late are prone to being in a hurry and rushing forward behind others. As a result, the detours others have taken are likely to be repeated again. In fact, late development also has advantages. You can learn from the experience and lessons of early development areas and pay less tuition. Among them, handling the relationship between development and construction and environmental protection is an important one. I told the leaders of Mohe County that I hope you will slow down your development and construction, protect the environment and protect nature well. There is a story that there is a spring deep in the mountains, and the water that comes out can be bottled and sold for money. So trees were cut down, roads were built, and houses were built. When everything was done, the water quality had changed. If it is not conducive to environmental protection, it is better not to develop it. Money is worthless, and a good ecology is increasingly valuable.

"Two bombs and one satellite" is a historical miracle created by the Chinese people under the leadership of the Communist Party of China. It is not only a scientific and technological achievement that enhances national prestige, but also a great spiritual wealth of self-improvement. It is an immortal monument of the Chinese nation with an eternal soul of creation. With a strong sense of responsibility and a revolutionary passion that never fades, the author has gone through untold hardships and polished it for ten years, and released the eloquent masterpiece "Ode to Heaven and Earth - A Centennial Reveal of "Two Bombs and One Satellite"", leaving us with another red memory. \

On July 22, 2011, Anders Behring Breivik detonated a bomb outside the Norwegian Prime Minister's Office in central Oslo, killing eight people. He then went to Utøya Island, broke into the venue of the Norwegian Labor Party Youth Camp, and killed 69 more people. ? In One of Us, journalist Osna Siesta tells the story of this horrific day and its aftermath in a delicate way. How did Breivik come from a wealthy Oslo neighborhood and become Europe's most heinous terrorist? How did he accomplish such a shocking massacre single-handedly? How does a country known for its peace and prosperity respond? Siesta traces Breivik's childhood, revealing how a teenager who loved hip-hop and graffiti became obsessed with right-wing activities, how he became a successful businessman by committing false testimony, and finally how he became addicted to the Internet and proclaimed himself the commander of the Knights Templar, convinced that he could save Europe from the threats of Islam and multiculturalism. ? Interwoven with Breivik's story are the trajectories of the main victims, as the author unearths their uprooting from home, their political awakening and their ill-fated journey to the island. ? At the end of the book, the author presents the show trial of Breivik. Breivik's views plunged the scene into chaos and left legal practitioners, psychologists and the country squabbling over whether he should be considered insane. ? One of Us reads like a crime novel but also a psychological study of violent extremism. The New York Times Book Review even praised it, comparing it to Norman Mailer's "The Executioner's Song" and Truman Capote's "In Cold Blood."

Among various human activities, funerals and cemeteries are the purest, and can best enable people to take off their armor in the battle of fame and fortune, thus making their limited life peaceful and calm. "Readers of "Shocking Grief: Secrets of the World's Biggest Air Crash" have also gained such spiritual refinement after reading... "Shocking Grief: Secrets of the World's Greatest Air Crash" restores 15 famous air crashes in the history of world air crashes, reveals the stories behind the air crashes, and narrates tips for self-evasion in air crashes.

After the three major battles, the Kuomintang government attempted to use the natural dangers of the Yangtze River to "rule the Yangtze River" to prevent the People's Liberation Army from moving south. On April 20, 1949, the Kuomintang government refused to sign a domestic peace agreement, and the peace negotiations broke down. On April 21, Chairman Mao Zedong and Commander-in-Chief Zhu De issued orders to march across the country, and the People's Liberation Army launched a cross-river campaign. The People's Liberation Army forcibly crossed the Yangtze River on a front line of more than 500 kilometers from Hukou in the west to Jiangyin in the east, completely destroying the Yangtze River defense line of more than 600,000 Kuomintang defenders. On the 23rd, Nanjing, the capital of the Kuomintang, was liberated, announcing the demise of the 22-year reactionary rule of the Kuomintang. The People's Liberation Army liberated Shanghai on May 27, and Chongming Island on June 2. At this point, the cross-river battle ended successfully. This battle lasted 42 days and wiped out more than 430,000 enemies, creating favorable conditions for the People's Liberation Army to liberate all of East China and march into the central, south and southwest regions.

"Children on the Sun Boat" is a collection of travel essays by Yasmina, which calmly and humorously records her experiences and feelings while traveling in Venice, Moscow, Egypt and other places. When faced with the collision of different cultures during his journey, this traveler from the Balkans not only made bold and pungent jokes, but also spared no effort in praising them. The work is full of amazing details: the gondola on the Bridge of Sighs, the lattice box in Kotor, the Russian girl in the Sheraton Hotel, the endless flow of streets in Cairo... These "close-up" fragments, these cities with profound history, appear on the page with a vivid and full image.

This book contains more than 10 reportages such as "The Happy Inventor", "The Gate of Life", "The Story of an Ordinary Woman", "Stars" and "Always Happy".

My friend said that Peiping uses the east as a buffer zone and Tanggu has a treaty. Japan will not take any further action for a while. I am afraid that this matter... If we want to fight to the end, the friendly countries will naturally help. Because we really lost, they can't stand it, so they know they will help.

In such a world, there are no individuals, only collectives, and individual personalities are completely suppressed. Then the protagonist Equality 7-2521 is classified as an alien by society because of some of his own ideas. In front of him, an adventure is beginning with no end... The book describes the consequences of dystopia, a virtual scene after the victory of collectivism in the future. "Carol" found no publisher willing to publish it in the United States, so it was first published in England.

The book is divided into nine chapters, describing three cities, three characters, and three historical events, describing their importance in the history of the Republic: Daqing: an industrial holy city born at the same time as the grand celebration of the Republic.

Liang Yurun, the protagonist of the article, served as the deputy director of the Shanxi Provincial Letters and Calls Bureau, in charge of the work of receiving interviews from the masses. He has handled thousands of civil cases and solved problems, and a considerable number of them were "long-standing problems" in the name of the central and provincial governments. Due to the space limit of the article, the author cannot describe them one by one. But during the interview, wherever I went, the most profound thing I felt was Comrade Liang Yurun's high prestige among the people, which made me admire and moved me often.

During the May Day holiday in 2002, when people in the city were busy traveling to scenic spots with large bags on their backs and laughter, the author of this article - Liang Yurun, deputy secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission of Yuncheng City, Shanxi Province, told me that he had to deal with a "special incident" and that this matter "cannot be delayed any longer. Every day it is delayed, my heart will twist." He used this word to describe his inner urgency and anger.

"May everyone in the world have enough to eat." For this simple ideal, Yuan Longping, the "father of hybrid rice," has always been fighting on the front line of agricultural scientific research, bringing green hope and golden harvests to mankind's use of scientific and technological means to overcome hunger, and making significant contributions to solving the Chinese people's food problems and ensuring national food security. This book vividly, rigorously and scientifically describes Mr. Yuan Longping's scientific exploration of developing hybrid rice. It also describes Yuan Longping's life experience in the past ninety years. It tells a series of scientific experimental activities of Yuan Longping's research and development of hybrid rice in a rigorous and scientific manner, vividly showing his scientific research and life world. This book places Yuan Longping in the country, nation and era at that time, so his narration also reflects the progress of a country and nation.