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"Rural areas can produce writers, but it is unlikely that they can produce economists." This book is a documentary of how economist Professor Zhang Weiying grew from the soil of rural areas. A mother who respects teachers, a father who loves to plant trees, a middle school teacher who treats students as children, a college classmate who is a protector, an economics enlightenment mentor, a Nobel Prize winner, an anonymous mentor who is both a teacher and a friend... They not only nourish the author's character, but also influence the formation of the author's economic thoughts, allowing us to see the origin of the author's economic essence. "From 'painter' to 'painter'", a primary school classmate who "wanted to be a village director", a friend who wanted to be a scholar but entered the business world, a commune secretary who "becomes an official just to do things", an "atypical official" who is a living dictionary of northern Shaanxi culture, a noodle secretary and a collector of Liu Qing's works... Their growth experiences have also affected the author's thoughts as an economist. This is the growth story of an economist and a portrayal of the economic ecology of an era.

The 1987 version of the TV series "Dream of Red Mansions" is recognized as a classic in the history of drama. As the only folk guide of the show, Deng Yunxiang presented to us all the ups and downs, anecdotes and anecdotes in front of and behind the scenes. The crew of "Red Mansions" put a lot of effort into selecting locations and traveled all over the country. Deng Yunxiang also followed the crew to scout locations. The relevant text not only touches on the people and things in the crew, but also is a wonderful travelogue.

Since 2017, we have continuously selected and released "Models of Central Enterprises", and at the same time actively recommended to the Central Propaganda Department the "Most Beautiful Strugglers", "Models of the Times" and other major national models. In order to give full play to the leading and exemplary role of advanced models, the Propaganda Department of the Party Committee of the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council organized central enterprises to create reportage works for role models. The authors describe, sing and praise role models with vivid writing styles. These masterpieces reflect not only faith and belief, but also personality and sentiments of family and country, fully demonstrating the national spirit with patriotism as the core and the spirit of the times with reform and innovation as the core. This book is a collection of documentary works featuring models from central enterprises, using literary forms to show people the elegance of models of the times.

This book brings these cases with female protagonists to the public in the form of documentary literature and investigative reports. In the cold files, behind the cruel crimes, at the bleak tragic ending - explore the root questions about family, society, money and emotions.

This is a non-fiction work based on the inheritance of folk martial arts culture in the Greater Bay Area. The book uses Hongfo Quan as a medium to present the vicissitudes of a Shenzhen historical village over the past century as it evolves with the ups and downs of the times. The author Zhao Chuan has been following for ten years, and after several years of field investigation, his footprints have crossed both sides of the Taiwan Strait, and he has carefully traced and sorted out the origins and culture of Hongfo Quan and martial arts schools. The text takes the ups and downs of two representatives of different camps of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party as the main line, and analyzes the nine Hongfo Quan. The legendary stories of descendants from generation to generation are wonderfully described and portrayed; the changes in destiny of the Hong clan are truly recorded; through martial arts, it reflects on the current "feminine" world style, effectively lashes out today's "sissy" culture, and loudly calls for the return of the martial spirit. This book was rated as one of the "Top Ten Best Books of 2022" by Shenzhen News Group Publishing House.

With great enthusiasm, Shenzhen teacher Tao Canming, who has more than 30 years of primary school teaching experience, put her observations and thoughts on education into writing, leaving a sincere and lively record of campus life. This record tells us that only a teacher who truly "sees children" can grasp the mystery of education in love and deeply appreciate the joy of this job, and can explore and implement education about people - which includes the meaning of life, self-worth, self-esteem, love and tolerance, compassion, and faith. The author writes in local campuses in Shenzhen, volunteer teaching campuses in Guangxi, Xinjiang campuses receiving counterpart assistance, and American campuses visited for study and study. He has a broad vision and his thoughts contain the wisdom of educational growth, which is worthy of reading and reference by teachers and parents.

Catering is a cultivated culture. Integration is the distinctive character and characteristic of the city of Shenzhen. The history of the development of Shenzhen's catering culture is a record of changes from a border fishing village where the sea breeze carried the smell of fish, to an international city where the north and south intertwine and the east and west merge. This book consists of five chapters: "Origin between mountains and seas", "Inheriting Shenzhen's characteristics", "Integrated cuisine with various changes", "Serving as a famous teacher and disciple" and "Innovative food revolution", with the historical vertical axis measured by time and the geographical horizontal axis measured by distance, aiming to find the texture of Shenzhen's food culture over the past 40 years. Among them, it not only presents Shenzhen-specific delicacies such as pig's trotter rice, coconut chicken, Shajing oysters, and South Australian sea urchin rice dumplings, but also explores the integration, development and innovation of various cuisines such as Hakka, Chaoshan, Hangzhou, and Sichuan cuisine in Shenzhen. It not only tells the story of Shenzhen where catering people of different ages struggle in the industry, but also shows how Shenzhen's catering industry has made breakthroughs and innovations in different eras.

"Models of central enterprises" are outstanding representatives of the cadres and employees of central enterprises. Among them are outstanding innovation teams that develop and test cutting-edge technologies, scientific and technological leaders in national projects, skilled craftsmen from large countries who are rooted in the grassroots, and pioneers and role models in fulfilling national strategies and corporate social responsibilities; in central enterprises, they implement major national strategies and major projects, complete major projects, and fulfill their duties. In their social responsibilities, they have firm beliefs, loyalty to their duties, encouragement, courage to take on responsibilities, promotion of righteousness, and willingness to contribute. With their exemplary practices, touching deeds, and lofty spirit, they have composed a series of touching and moving hymns, which have won high praise and full recognition from the society and the majority of cadres and workers in the enterprise. They have demonstrated the good style of central enterprises and set a good example for the majority of cadres and workers. This book is a collection of documentary works featuring models from central enterprises, using literary forms to show people the elegance of models of the times.

A Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist exposes the tragedy of a modern-day debtor's prison: After stealing $8 in mascara, she was held for a year and owed the government five figures in "jail costs." St. Louis Post-Dispatch columnist Tony Mesenger has spent years chronicling in town and municipal courts how poor Americans are convicted of misdemeanors and then saddled with hefty fines and fees. If they cannot pay, they are often sent to prison and asked to pay for accommodation, and the cycle quickly builds up a mountain of debt that can take many years to pay off. These insidious punitive measures, used to plug shortfalls in local and state budgets, often overseen by for-profit corporations, are one of the core issues of the criminal justice reform movement. ? The book profiles three single mothers trapped in the system: living in Missouri, Oklahoma, and South Carolina, whose worlds are turned upside down after minor infractions turn into massive financial and personal disasters, leaving them struggling to pay off debt and move on with their lives. Meanwhile, tenacious civil rights advocates and lawmakers are fighting alongside them to create a fairer and more equitable justice system.

A world of hotter temperatures, more floods and droughts, and more disasters is approaching. We are in a new geological epoch-the Anthropocene. Humans have not only changed the natural environment on the surface, but also affected oceans, forests, rivers, and the terrain of more than half of the earth's surface from the inside out. We even genetically change the types of plants and animals. Humanity is getting stronger and stronger, but losing control on more levels. We'll read about the most cutting-edge, wildest plans to combat global warming: launching tiny diamonds or other particles into the stratosphere-"like sprinkling the world with pixie dust"-to simulate what would happen after a volcanic eruption, using reflective particles to reduce the temperature of the sun as it reaches the ground. Solar geoengineering works quickly, but it also comes with unknown side effects. What researchers are sure of is that this will change the look of the sky, and the new "sky blue" will be white. This time, Colbert will examine how humans, sometimes bravely and sometimes foolishly, change nature in order to control it, how they destroy within a few decades things that took millions of years to create, and how they try to undo the damage they have caused by interfering with nature.

Three Chinese "chefs" from different eras, the evolution of British Chinese food, and the century-old history of overseas Chinese immigration. Zhou Yinghua, an immigrant from Shanghai in the 1950s, Helen, an immigrant from Hong Kong in the 1970s, and Wei Guirong, an immigrant from Xi'an in the 2000s. In the UK, these three generations of Chinese finally chose Chinese restaurants as their place to settle down, and they also subtly revolutionized Western society's understanding of Chinese food and food. "A Taste of Chinatown" uses interviews with three generations of "chefs" and combines historical data on the development of Chinatown and Chinese food in the UK to outline the immigration history of overseas Chinese in the past century. In the ups and downs of foreign stories and food adventures, a new flavor of the Tang Dynasty is revealed.

Since 1935, Trigev Halfdan Ley has served as Norway's Minister of Justice and Minister of Trade. After the outbreak of World War II, Germany occupied Norway in 1940, and Lie served as foreign minister of the government-in-exile. In April 1945, Lie led the Norwegian delegation to the United Nations preparatory conference in San Francisco and served as chairman of the Third Committee, which was responsible for drafting the provisions of the Charter on the Security Council. On February 1, 1946, Lie was elected as the first Secretary-General of the United Nations. During his tenure, he supported Indonesia's independence movement, promoted the Soviet Union's withdrawal from Iran, a ceasefire between India and Pakistan in Kashmir, and advocated the acceptance of the People's Republic of China to replace the Republic of China as China's official representative at the United Nations. "For Peace" chronicles Lie's personal experience from his participation in the preparations for the establishment of the United Nations in 1945 to his resignation as Secretary-General of the United Nations in 1952. He was a witness to the initial stage of the United Nations and the dramatic changes in the world political landscape after the end of World War II, and was the coordinator to resolve a series of regional political and military conflicts in the early Cold War. His memoirs have valuable first-hand historical value.

Traditional cigarettes have always had a bad reputation. As a result, two students from Stanford University designed a new type of e-cigarette, named Juul, hoping to challenge the tobacco giants at the time and benefit the world by helping old smokers switch to products with higher technology and less carcinogens. ? Promoted by Silicon Valley venture capital, two college students gave full play to their innovative spirit. In addition to developing e-cigarette device components and outsourcing them to China and other countries for production, they also invited top chemists to concoct a variety of e-liquid flavors. This is one of Juul's tricks to attract young people. Another is to hire a large number of internet celebrities and young entertainers for marketing and promotion. ? As a result, Juul quickly became the highest-selling e-cigarette on the market, and its company also became one of the fastest-growing "unicorn" companies in the history of Silicon Valley, with annual employee bonuses averaging $1.3 Million each...? At the same time, tobacco giant Philip Morris, the manufacturer of Marlboro, was caught in the anti-smoking movement and was plagued by long-term lawsuits. It regarded e-cigarettes as a savior and desperately acquired Juul. However, the appeal of Juul's many flavors and marketing practices to teenagers has not only led to multiple government departments launching supervision and protracted investigations, but also a series of e-cigarette-related deaths and severe lung damage cases have emerged since 2018, causing public outcry and public panic, triggering the most explosive public health crisis in recent years.

At this point, the murderer has spent more time on death row than the victim has ever lived on earth. "He put us through hell," the sheriff declared. "I can't forgive." After brutally kidnapping and killing teenage girl Sally Smith, Larry Gene Bell repeatedly called the girl's family to harass her. He openly defied the police and even committed another crime while being hunted, killing a nine-year-old girl. How to find this serial killer? John Douglas used criminal profiling to predict his next move and planned to catch him before he started another killing spree. To this end, Douglas decided to take a risk and asked his sister Dawn, who looked similar to Sally, to serve as bait to lure the snake out of its hole. Dawn and her family bravely accepted the offer. ? The case of Larry Gene Bell is one of the most unforgettable cases in the career of legendary FBI agent and criminal profiling expert John Douglas. It clearly demonstrates the importance of controlling the killer's psychology through accurate profiling of criminal behavior in solving cases. Sally's family took unimaginable risks to lure the killer to reveal themselves. This was also an attempt by John Douglas and the FBI to push criminal profiling technology to the extreme.

"The Ten Years' War" is the most authoritative narrative and discussion of the debate over "Obamacare" in the United States. Obamacare, also known as the Affordable Care Act, is the most extensive and important legislation in the United States in the past half century. It has touched the hearts of ordinary people and the interests of many industries, groups, and individuals, and has become a significant political struggle for Americans in this era. Through hundreds of hours of interviews with medical experts, senior officials at multiple levels of government, both parties, and even President Obama, as well as related logs, emails, memos, etc., The author takes readers into debate scenes such as Capitol Hill, city hall meetings, the West Wing of the White House, and even Trump Tower to show how this law was formed, why it looks like this, and what it means to ordinary Americans. ? From the formulation to the introduction and implementation of Obamacare, it took ten years before and after, trying to reconcile pragmatism and idealism, private interests and public interests. However, the fight over health care has never been just about policy. This can also be seen from the brief tracing of the difficult attempts and failures of many former presidents, including Kennedy, Reagan, Bush, and Clinton, to provide universal health care. "The War of the Decade" not only presents decades of debate over America's health care problems and how to solve them, but also takes an in-depth look at how America's governance institutions, media, and two political parties have evolved, and the dysfunctions caused by these changes.

The story of small and micro businesses has always been one of struggle to survive. Technological progress, changes in taste, market transformation, and the emergence of new competitors will frequently put small and micro enterprises into trouble. In recent decades, it has become increasingly difficult for small and micro enterprises to survive. In the United States, one-third of small and micro businesses do not survive more than two years; half fail within five years of opening; and less than one-third can survive ten years. Floods, hurricanes, fires, supply chain disruptions, discrimination by banks, especially against women and people of color: it's a miracle that any small business survives. In 2020, the Brookings Institution declared the COVID-19 epidemic to be "the greatest existential threat facing small and micro businesses in the United States." Some predict that one in four small businesses will permanently close due to the pandemic. Others put the figure at one-third or higher. In nearly every survey conducted in spring 2020, more than half of local businesses said they were at risk of closing. Everyone agrees that small businesses are critical to the health of the economy, and job growth in the United States is driven almost entirely by small businesses. However, as the smallest government agency in the United States, the Small Business Administration's annual budget is less than the Department of Defense spends in a day. In August 2020, amid the raging epidemic, Pulitzer Prize winner Gary Rivlin hit the road again and interviewed more than 200 subjects and more than 60 small and micro business owners. Originally, he was worried that he would witness and record a large-scale collapse of small and micro enterprises. However, he did not expect that he discovered so many unexpected, interesting and even exciting stories.

The chaotic and chaotic post-war Japan was also filled with a liberal and open-minded atmosphere. In that era, journalists could become stars or heroes. Kazuhiro Tatematsu, the social affairs reporter of the national major newspaper "The Yomiuri Shimbun", is one of the best. He has constant exclusive news and shines in troubled times. But such an era did not last long. With the development of the post-war economy, the Japanese financial community urgently needs conservative forces to achieve political stability. In 1955, following this trend, the democratic and liberal parties united, and the single conservative party, the Liberal Democratic Party, was born. This was the beginning of the 55-year system. A conservative permanent regime was promised, and structural corruption in which government, finance, and officials colluded with each other became more and more intense. With the establishment of the conservative political system, the institutionalization of newspapers is also advancing, and the strengthening of management systems has ended the disorder and freedom after the war. In 1957, after reporting on a bribery case related to the Prostitution Prevention Act, Tatsumatsu, who did not want to disclose the identity of the reporter, was arrested on charges of defamation. This was unprecedented in Japanese journalism and was indeed strange. It turned out that Lisong was involved in a power struggle within the prosecutor's office. Some people want to catch the prosecutor who leaked the secret and suppress his opponents on the grounds that the official violated the National Civil Service Law. The stubborn Lisong adheres to the professional ethics of journalists and always refuses to betray informants...

In October 2001, less than a month after the "9/11" incident, the United States suffered its first major bioterrorism incident: anthrax attack. In "The Devil in the Freezer," Richard Preston takes us inside the U. S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases at Fort Detrick, once the headquarters for U. S. Bioweapons development and now the center of the nation's biodefense. For Peter Yellin, a top virologist at the U. S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases, his most urgent task was developing a drug to fight smallpox. The smallpox virus claimed more than 1 billion lives and changed the course of world history. In 1980, the World Health Organization announced that smallpox had been eradicated from the earth, which was one of the greatest achievements of modern medicine. Currently, smallpox strains are contained in high-security freezers at two locations: the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta and a virology institute in Siberia. But the demon in the freezer has been unleashed. Biologists in clandestine laboratories are almost certainly using genetic engineering to create a new supervirus, a smallpox virus that is resistant to all vaccines.

Elliott Aikman can be said to be a veteran of the United States' "War on Terror." Since the war in Afghanistan started in 2001, he has joined the U. S. Marine Corps Reconnaissance Company, Special Operations Forces, and the CIA. He has fought in two battlefields in Iraq and Afghanistan for ten years, and has won the Silver Star Medal, the Bronze Star Medal, and the Purple Heart Medal. This veteran personally experienced the bloodshed, cruelty and instability of this war, and witnessed the ugly face of war, from raids to ambush, from suppression to assassination, and voluntarily chose to retire in 2011. However, the war did not exit his life. ? In August 2021, when news of the fall of Kabul came, the former special forces soldier who was on vacation with his family in Rome had to think about the inevitable sunset of today's empire among the ruins of the past empire, and could not help but participate in that war for the last time in a way that he had not foreseen, writing a bleak final chapter for it.

In 2009, when Becky Cooper, a junior, first heard rumors about Jane Britton's murder, she was immediately drawn to the story. The story centers on Britten's alleged affair with a married professor, who allegedly killed her when Britten threatened to reveal details of their relationship. The more he learned about the young woman, the more Cooper felt "her relationship to herself was more alchemical than rational," but he also worried about the extent to which an "omnipotent" institution like Harvard "would go to ensure that this was not exposed." It was not until he returned to New York in 2012 that Cooper began to fully investigate the details behind Jane's tragic death. She scoured the Internet for information and went undercover that fall as a Harvard undergraduate to learn more about the married professor suspected of murdering Britton. In the months and years that followed, Cooper secretly interviewed graduate students in the anthropology department and Jane's friends, joined an online group of amateur sleuths, and studied articles in newspapers including the Harvard Crimson. Details emerge that not only complicate the case, but also reveal tangled questions about other suspects, personal secrets and systemic betrayals at Harvard and law enforcement. Jane's story is no longer a murder mystery that DNA evidence finally revealed in 2018, but a story of gender inequality in academia, about "cowboy culture" among empowered male elites, the silencing effects of the system, and our impulse to rewrite the stories of female victims.

This book is a historical book, covering the main time span from the early 20th century to the 1970s. It is a rich and solid personal history and micro history. The author of this book, Alexander Wolf, lived in Berlin, Germany, for a year to study his family history. This book is the result of this investigation. This history involves the history of German publishing during the Nazi period, personal experiences on the battlefields of World War I and World War II, and the history of Jewish escape and immigration during the Nazi period. The central figure in the family's history is the author's grandfather, Kurt Wolff, a famous publisher in the 20th century. He established his own publishing company in 1910 at the age of 23 and was the first publisher to discover the famous writer Kafka. During the research process, the author of this book also discovered the complicated relationship between his family and the Nazis, including that his father was a Nazi soldier and his grandmother's family controlled Merck, the German pharmaceutical empire during the Nazi period. This book shows the difficult life and displacement of this family during the war and its aftermath. It also uses history as a mirror to reflect on the lingering poison of Nazi Germany in Europe and the United States today.

This book is a director's note written by Kashenga, the director of the documentary film "Children of Light". The film "Children of Light" tells the story of a Tibetan girl, Mei Duo, who searches for her father and destination alone. It shows the high spirit of a young life overcoming numerous challenges and growing up strong in the changing times. The 15 essays record some unknown experiences of the author during the filming of "Children of Light" and his growth as a filmmaker.

The protagonist of "Sassu Storytelling Series: Capturing the King in Capital" is based on Zhao Changyin, the veteran criminal police captain of the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau. Most of the cases in the book were personally solved or participated in the detection by the old man. However, the details of the crimes, detection techniques, and people involved in some of the cases were changed, alienated, or downplayed during the narration. , The main purpose of combining some cases is to avoid causing copycat crimes or exposing detection methods, and to help better display the legend of the public security front in a literary form. Therefore, please do not completely equate the details of "Sassu Storytelling Series: King Catching in the Capital" with the plots and characters of real cases.

This book is an interview with 15 people who have experienced the excavation, research, publicity, and protection of the Erlitou site: the special technicians who picked out the artifacts by hand, the master draftsman who traced the antiquities, the discoverer of the first bronze jute, the construction site workers who uncovered layers of loess, the ordinary villagers who guarded the site, the cultural relics cadres on the front line of cultural protection, and the volunteer interpreters of the museum, who are full of ideals. Interns... The interviewees ranged in age from their 70s to their 20s, and the topics covered ranged from the 1970s and 1980s to the present. Through interviews, a three-dimensional panorama of Erlitou's "life history" was spliced together, recording the footprints and mental processes of many archaeologists who encountered Erlitou, striving to restore a true portrait of the archaeological group and pay tribute to the unknown heroes behind the archaeological work. At the same time, the value of the Erlitou site is demonstrated to the public and the vivid story of Erlitou archeology is told.

This is a book that subverts your understanding of Alzheimer's disease and reveals the cruel truth behind the so-called "she forgot everything, but she will not forget to love you." When the author was thirty years old, he discovered that his mother began to become forgetful. At first, it was just small things like forgetting to bring keys and forgetting to add salt when cooking. Later, it gradually evolved into forgetting where home was and believing that his daughter-in-law stole his things. Then he suffered from hallucinations, schizophrenia, depression, mania... Until he gradually lost the ability to speak and move. The ten-year and ten-month nursing process is not only a reward for the mother's nurturing grace, but also the responsibility and obligation of the child. It is also the tempering of the author's willpower and the journey of spiritual growth. This book shows the real living conditions of patients with Alzheimer's disease, and introduces and discusses matters that caregivers and family members should pay attention to when detecting signs of the disease and taking care of the patients.

Everything in Dazhou Village is still vivid, but the people in Dazhou Village have different destinies. They include centenarians, female village party secretaries, self-employed entrepreneurs, widowed peasant women, migrant workers... Their life experiences, joys, sorrows, and joys outline the expressions of Dazhou, which are real and tangible, as if they can be touched at your fingertips. In the Dazhou Village written by the author, the new and the old, change and preservation alternate and collide fiercely on this land. The people of Dazhou Village have never stopped yearning and pursuing a better life. In the thick and warm land of Dazhou, there is endless melons and melons. The people create a fiery life, and writers find a rich source of creation.

The late 19th century to the early 20th century was the heyday of great voyages. All countries were eager to try polar exploration. Such ambitions were not limited to developed countries such as the United Kingdom, Norway, and the United States. Even Belgium, which has a weak maritime tradition, also wanted to enhance its national confidence through geographical discoveries. In August 1897, the Belgian baron and explorer De Gerlache boarded the "Belgium" with a dream of glory and set sail from the port of Antwerp to the unknown end of the earth: the icy Antarctic continent. De Gerlache's plans would soon go awry. After experiencing a near-mutiny, a near-shipwreck, and a real death, the "Belgium" recklessly sailed deep into the ice floes as winter approached, falling into a cage of ice and snow. As the sun sets for the final time over the stunning Antarctic landscape, nearly all activity comes to a standstill and survival becomes the team's full-time job. And between the bland canned food and the same life, madness also hangs over the ship like a ghost, looking for the weakest victims... This book focuses on three protagonists - in addition to De Gerlache, who has a national and family mission, and the first mate of the "Belgium" Roald Amundsen, a Norwegian who will become a legend, and Frederic Cook, a team doctor and photographer who is half genius, half liar - tells a little-known but extremely important history of polar expeditions.

Zhong Senrong (1896-1928), courtesy name Xianxu, pen names Xiu'an and Rongsen, was born in Lianyuan, Hunan. He graduated from the 1925 class of the Electrical Engineering department of Shanghai Jiao Tong University. Zhong served as the editor-in-chief of the university's newspaper, the Shanghai Student Union's executive committee chairman, a member of the National Student Union, the secretary of the Lianyuan County Soviet government, the logistics director of the Fourth Army of the Chinese Workers and Peasants Red Army, and the secretary of the Hunan Special Committee of the Communist Party of China. His contributions to the early student movements, labor movements, national revolution, and armed struggles in Shanghai, Guangzhou, Jiangxi, and Hunan are invaluable. This book is divided into three sections: a brief biography, essays and writings, and historical records, along with a timeline of his life and rare historical images. It presents a comprehensive picture of Zhong's revolutionary life, thoughts, and spirit, and his transformation from a young intellectual to a distinguished revolutionary leader. The publication of this book will greatly enrich the research on the early history of the Communist Party in Shanghai Jiao Tong University, student movements, local revolutionary history, and military history.

"I Love China All My Life: The Story of Elizabeth Crook" is a reportage that reflects the century-old life of Elizabeth Crook, a recipient of the "Medal of Friendship" of the People's Republic of China, an international communist, and a centenarian. Elizabeth Crook was born in Chengdu, China, in 1915. She has personally experienced the great changes in China's history for more than a century, and witnessed the great journey of the Communist Party of China from its founding to its continuous development and growth over the past century, seeking happiness for the Chinese people and rejuvenation for the Chinese nation. The author Tan Kai spent three years, through a large number of interviews and field investigations, using more than 300,000 words and some precious historical pictures, to tell the story of Elizabeth Crook's growth in Huaxiba, Chengdu, China, engaged in anthropological research in Sichuan, Chongqing and other places, went to the UK with her husband David Crook to participate in the anti-fascist war and joined the Communist Party of Britain, and then returned to China's liberated areas for inspection. After the founding of New China, she devoted herself to teaching English and promoting friendly exchanges with foreign countries. As an anthropologist, international communist, educator, and pioneer of English teaching in New China, Elizabeth Crook breathed and shared the fate of the Chinese people, devoted herself to the great cause of building New China, and made outstanding contributions to China's education and friendly exchanges with foreign countries. She spent her life "showing a true and vivid China to the world and spreading the voice of peace and beauty of China."

This book is the author Javier's recollection of his real experience when he was nine years old. When Javier was one year old, his parents fled El Salvador and immigrated to the United States due to the U. S.-Sponsored civil war in El Salvador (1980-1992). Zamora was helped raised by his grandparents until he was nine years old. In order to reunite with his parents, he left his beloved aunt and grandparents behind and went through an arduous journey. Javier's "adventure" is a 3,000-mile journey that starts in a small town in El Salvador, passes through Guatemala and Mexico, and finally crosses the U. S. Border. I thought it would only take two weeks, but I did not expect to encounter dangerous boat trips, ruthless desert treks, sharp gunpoints, arrests and deceptions. In addition to a group of strangers and the "smugglers" hired to lead them to safety, I also encountered various people on the immigration road. The author of this book is a poet, and his language is very beautiful when he writes this book. The stories he tells can make people understand the innocence of a child in the most difficult environment. What makes this memoir special is not just the story and language, but the amazing way he overcame obstacles with humor, innocence, confidence, courage, gratitude, resilience, and most importantly: hope.

This book is the first collection of interviews with creators from Sandwich, a well-established domestic non-fiction writing platform. The interviewees are all outstanding representatives of young writers. This book is also a valuable record of sincere questioning about writing and life. It spans 7 years and contains 16 soul-deep conversations. Each interview is divided into two parts: Side A is the creator's special feature, and Side B is the ideological discussion. These two parts not only cover writing, art and other fields, but also touch upon the creators' profound thinking about life and the true presentation of their personal life experiences.

The author Ye Xiaoguo has traveled for 7 years, interviewed hundreds of ordinary people, listened to them tell extraordinary stories in their lives, and restored their voices with sincere and simple words in the form of oral documentary. There are 10 chapters in this book, and the 10 protagonists, relying on their inner goodwill, courage and ten years of persistence, extend a helping hand to every corner of society. Among them, some rescue stray animals, some contribute to organ donation, some open a bookstore that never closes to leave a light for readers, and some speak for the deaf and mute, cry for barrier-free travel, and find hope in life for a group of children with serious illnesses... When goodwill is conveyed, the ice and snow in the heart are melted bit by bit, the ravines in life are smoothed inch by inch, and the hope and meaning of life gradually emerge. These real life stories allow people to see the power of being human. Perhaps as long as you take one more step, everyone can become the "hero" in their own story and illuminate their own lives and the lives of others.

Report from our newspaper (Guangming News reporter Luo Huiyi) At present, Guangming District is gathering talents at home and abroad to build a world-class science city. Against this background, the entrepreneurial stories of talents studying abroad in Guangming District have attracted much attention. Recently, our reporter Li Juntao compiled his ten years of reports on 50 entrepreneurs in the Guangming District Overseas Students Entrepreneurship Park (hereinafter referred to as the "Overseas Entrepreneurship Park") into a book and published a new book "The Light of Entrepreneurship". It can be said that the stories of these international student entrepreneurs (hereinafter referred to as "resident entrepreneurs") have unique sample significance for observing the entrepreneurship of international students in Shenzhen and even across the country; the future of these overseas entrepreneurs has even more unique demonstrative significance for studying the entrepreneurship of international students in Shenzhen and even across the country.

This book tells the story of fifteen criminal cases caused by "money obsession". The author uses real first-hand information and uses unique narrative techniques to truly reproduce the scenes of the case, vividly depicting the criminals' step-by-step mental journey towards committing crimes, as well as the thought-provoking and bloody lessons that result.

This book tells the story of fourteen criminal cases that occurred due to family, friendship, and love. The author uses real first-hand information and uses unique narrative techniques to truly reproduce the scenes of the case, vividly depicting the criminals' step-by-step mental journey towards committing crimes, as well as the thought-provoking and bloody lessons that result.

This book describes the criminal cases of women. Some of them were motivated by emotions, some were motivated by interests, and some were adopted illegal means to obtain what they wanted because they could not achieve their ideals, thereby ruining their bright future. By exploring their growth environment and the psychological trajectory of their personal depravity, the author warns people about different life trajectories. However, no matter how unfair their fate is, they should use effective weapons of the law to protect themselves instead of lynching themselves.

This book tells the story of seven heartbreaking criminal cases. The author uses real first-hand information and uses unique narrative techniques to truly reproduce the scenes of the cases, vividly depicting the criminals' step-by-step journey towards committing crimes, as well as the thought-provoking and bloody lessons that resulted.

This book records in the form of reportage some serious cases that affect today's Chinese society, introduces the criminal facts of criminals, and analyzes the criminal motives of criminals and the negative impact they bring to the country and society from a legal perspective. The author uses real first-hand information and uses unique narrative techniques to truly reproduce the scenes of the case, vividly depicting the criminals' step-by-step mental journey towards committing crimes, as well as the thought-provoking and bloody lessons that result. This book provides practical cases for legal practitioners to study, and is of certain significance for improving my country's legal system and improving social security.

This book records in the form of reportage some serious cases that affect today's Chinese society, introduces the criminal facts of criminals, and analyzes the criminal motives of criminals and the negative impact they bring to the country and society from a legal perspective. The author uses real first-hand information and uses unique narrative techniques to truly reproduce the scenes of the case, vividly depicting the criminals' step-by-step mental journey towards committing crimes, as well as the thought-provoking and bloody lessons that result. This book provides practical cases for legal practitioners to study, and is of certain significance for improving my country's legal system and improving social security.

This book records in the form of reportage some serious cases that affect today's Chinese society, introduces the criminal facts of criminals, and analyzes the criminal motives of criminals and the negative impact they bring to the country and society from a legal perspective. The author uses real first-hand information and uses unique narrative techniques to truly reproduce the scenes of the case, vividly depicting the criminals' step-by-step mental journey towards committing crimes, as well as the thought-provoking and bloody lessons that result. This book provides practical cases for legal practitioners to study, and is of certain significance for improving my country's legal system and improving social security.

This book records in the form of reportage some serious cases that affect today's Chinese society, introduces the criminal facts of criminals, and analyzes the criminal motives of criminals and the negative impact they bring to the country and society from a legal perspective. The author uses real first-hand information and uses unique narrative techniques to truly reproduce the scenes of the case, vividly depicting the criminals' step-by-step mental journey towards committing crimes, as well as the thought-provoking and bloody lessons that result. This book provides practical cases for legal practitioners to study, and is of certain significance for improving my country's legal system and improving social security.

This book records in the form of reportage some serious cases that affect today's Chinese society, introduces the criminal facts of criminals, and analyzes the criminal motives of criminals and the negative impact they bring to the country and society from a legal perspective. The author uses real first-hand information and uses unique narrative techniques to truly reproduce the scenes of the case, vividly depicting the criminals' step-by-step mental journey towards committing crimes, as well as the thought-provoking and bloody lessons that result. This book provides practical cases for legal practitioners to study, and is of certain significance for improving my country's legal system and improving social security.

This book describes the criminal cases of women. Some of them were motivated by emotions, some were motivated by interests, and some were adopted illegal means to obtain what they wanted because they could not achieve their ideals, thereby ruining their bright future. By exploring their growth environment and the psychological trajectory of their personal depravity, the author warns people about different life trajectories. However, no matter how unfair their fate is, they should use effective weapons of the law to protect themselves instead of lynching themselves.

This book records the whole process of the British doctor Andrew Wakefield, the "father of the anti-vaccination movement", who conducted scientific research fraud on the MMR vaccine, triggering a global crisis of trust in vaccines. In 1998, Wakefield published a paper in The Lancet, based on a study of 12 children, proposing a link between the measles virus in the MMR vaccine and autism. This paper had an explosive impact and a series of scientific controversies, triggering a sharp decline in the global vaccination rate of the MMR vaccine and a resurgence of measles infections. In 2003, "Sunday Times" reporter Brian Dill discovered the shocking scam hidden behind this paper after a detailed and in-depth investigation, exposing the secret deal between Wakefield and his profit-making associate, lawyer Richard Barr. Eventually, the paper was retracted by The Lancet, and Wakefield's medical license was revoked. But with the rise of social media in the Internet age, Wakefield has come back with a new look, and Deere's pursuit of him continues.

On December 13, 1937, Nanjing fell. More than 300,000 Chinese soldiers and civilians were captured and brutally killed. While killing wildly, the Japanese army also raped women on a large scale and carried out large-scale robbery, burning and destruction. The cruelty of his methods and the barbarity of his behavior are outrageous. This bloody history is the darkest page in the history of modern civilization and a shame that no Chinese should forget. This catastrophe is an eternal pain for the Chinese people and a shame for all mankind. In a sense, its nature is more serious than the murder of Jews by the German Nazis during World War II. After all, the Nazi massacre was a party massacred by a nation, while the Nanjing Massacre was a nation massacred by another nation. This is worthy of deep thought by all mankind. However, there are still some people in Japan who fundamentally deny that the Nanjing Massacre occurred, and there are still people who write books and articles to absolve the aggressors of their guilt. The author personally visited nearly a hundred survivors of the Nanjing Massacre who were alive at that time, and obtained a large amount of first-hand fresh information. With words soaked in the blood and tears of the Chinese people, he penetrated the smoke of history and presented the whole story of this incident to readers with detailed facts.

The Shenzhen River is the mother river that connects Shenzhen and Hong Kong. The people of the two places share the same language, blood, and share weal and woe. On January 25, 1841, the British army forcibly occupied Hong Kong. Over the next 50 years, the British government forced the Qing government to sign three unequal treaties on the Hong Kong issue and occupied the entire Hong Kong area. It was not until July 1, 1997 that the United Kingdom returned Hong Kong to the People's Republic of China. "The Galloping Shenzhen River" takes the Shenzhen River, the boundary river between Shenzhen and Hong Kong, as the entry point and closely focuses on the "Running Shenzhen River". It records the development history of the two places where blood is blended and the honor and disgrace are shared. It reflects the historical changes and historical and cultural accumulation of Shenzhen and Hong Kong. Starting from "one river" and "two cities", it tells the story of the inseparable blood relationship between the two cities of Shenzhen and Hong Kong connected by the Shenzhen River, as well as the century-old history of humiliation in modern China; it tells the story of the integration and development of Shenzhen and Hong Kong until the formation of the strategic leap forward of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, demonstrating the brilliant achievements of my country's modernization drive. "The Galloping Shenzhen River" records the changes in civilization and the ups and downs of the country in an ancient continent, and reveals the truth that "if you are backward, you will be beaten, if you are poor, you will be hungry, and if you are aphasic, you will be scolded." The heavy history needs giants in spirit and action, and the winding Shenzhen River needs spectacular waterfalls. So, let us listen to the footsteps from far and near with history. The great new era that "shocks the world" one by one has arrived!

The "Devil of Florence" case occurred in the mountains on the outskirts of Florence between 1974 and 1985. The victims were a total of seven young couples (including a gay pair). The entire case investigation lasted for more than thirty years, involving tens of thousands of investigation subjects and dozens of suspects. Several of the suspects were detained for a long time but were released due to similar homicides. The case became a long-lasting, costly and unsolved serial murder case in the history of Italy and the world, with staggering police investment. The police, media, and public figures have put forward countless so-called theories about the case, each of which seems to be self-supporting but contradictory. The FBI was also involved in solving the case at one time. But to this day, the real culprit known as the "Demon of Florence" is still at large. The investigation process of the case shows the tip of the dark iceberg of Italian justice. Some people have become famous because of their participation in the investigation of the case, while others are behind bars because of suspicion.

This book is a masterpiece of non-fiction literature and a history of war. Swedish writer and historian Peter Engel focuses on the obscured little people - through the wartime experiences of 23 ordinary people from different classes, countries, and camps, it reproduces those "World War I" stories that are closer to the historical truth. What does war feel like? In that fanatical era, almost everyone looked forward to war. Many people died in unknown places, and many people shared the bitter consequences. They had hope, anger, sympathy, and sorrow, and finally became numbers in a pile of old papers - who were they? They are not the people who control the war, but ordinary people who know best what war feels like. They were excited or depressed soldiers, explorers with fantasies about war games, intellectual women who devoted themselves to medical work in occupied areas, housewives and children in the rear, and civil servants who coldly observed military and political figures; they fought in the trenches of the Western Front, the Balkans, East Africa, Qingdao and other places; some of them became heroes, some died or were injured, and some fell into madness. "Death is so silent..." Their voices have never entered the public hearing. They only eagerly wrote diaries or letters when death knocked on the door. Peter Englund retrieved their obscured and forgotten voices and restored every day of the First World War. This time, the "real" war experience will come roaring like an avalanche.

Beginning at the end of May 2011, public security organs across the country launched a massive "clearance operation". A large number of criminal suspects who had been on the run for many years were brought to justice. This effectively maintained social stability and upheld social justice. Its scale was rarely seen in special operations of public security organs in the past. Co-planned by the Propaganda Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security and the Chinese People's Public Security Publishing House, Dong Baobu, the vice president of the Chinese Biographical Literature Society, the vice president of the Chinese Documentary Literature Society, and a famous writer who has won the Lu Xun Literature Award, and Ding Yihe, the deputy secretary-general of the Legal Literature Research Society of the China Law Society and a famous writer who has won the Lao She Literature Award, went deep into the front lines of the public security organs to conduct face-to-face special interviews. It took half a year to carefully create this long reportage that reflects the "Operation Cleanup" in a panoramic manner. "Operation Clearance: A Record of the Largest Fugitive Chase in the History of the Chinese Police" has 350,000 words, divided into ten chapters, nearly 100 photos, illustrated and textual. It comprehensively, multi-angle and in-depth shows the brilliant achievements of public security agencies across the country in the "Operation Clearance". It artistically reflects the typical deeds of the public security police "fighting for the interests of the party and the people, and the people's police for the honor" in the "Operation Clearance", as well as the secrets of the arrest of a group of fugitives in major cases. Not long ago, "Operation Cleanup: A Record of the Largest Fugitive Operation in Chinese Police History" was designated as a key book "a gift to the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China" by the Propaganda Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Chinese Writers Association.

Of the more than 30 real cases included in the book, more than 10 are related to emotions. How many talented people, beautiful women, and high-ranking officials have been ruined by the word "love"? Property-related crimes also account for a considerable share. Some are bold enough to inflate billions in value-added tax, and some are embezzling huge amounts of public funds to line their own pockets. There are also domestic violence cases, value-added morality cases, collective fraud cases, and cases of outraged murder by humiliated female police officers. The cases disclosed in the book are shocking, shocking, and bloody warnings. The author takes advantage of the special convenience of doing publicity work in the Beijing Court in the most beautiful area. He hears and sees all kinds of strange cases every day. It is convenient to write about any kind of cases. However, the author keeps in mind the historical mission of legal propaganda workers. When selecting materials and interviews, he does not seek novelties or privacy. Instead, he focuses on digging out criminal motives, tracing the causes of crimes, clarifying the trajectory of crimes, and capturing the confession of the soul. Then, the author uses his skillful writing skills to vividly and authentically present the real materials from the interviews, forming case records of great legal educational significance, and responsibly dedicating them to readers and society. Throughout the book, the author strives to convey the reality of the life of death row prisoners. There is no mystery, no bloody scenes, and no disgusting descriptions. The whole book is full of the spirit of the rule of law, and the author's thoughts are hidden between the lines. Sometimes it is heartbreaking, sometimes it is bitter and critical, which fully reveals the author's strong sense of responsibility to society.