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"Brothers China" details the development of the Sandak project, truly reflects the hard work and great achievements made by MCC Copper and Zinc Co., Ltd. From company leaders, department heads to ordinary employees, and comprehensively records the hard work and sacrifice of the project builders for more than 20 years. The author adopts documentary techniques, interviews a large number of relevant figures, collects and organizes relevant information, presents a panoramic view of the arduous process of the Sendak project with true feelings, and writes scenes of touching historical scenes and real life fragments. In "Brothers China", as Chinese companies go overseas, they use their youth to write a history of entrepreneurship in the new era. On the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, they spent their lives building a bridge of friendship in the Gobi Desert. On the Belt and Road Initiative, they poured their blood into a shining golden medal. Brothers in China, Chinese brothers, they guard the pioneering mission with their youth and passion, overcome obstacles and forge ahead, which perfectly interprets Sendak's "rooted" spirit.

This book "China's Drug Control" basically summarizes the basic situation of China's drug control in recent years. The cases collected in the book are all major cases solved by the Chinese police in recent years. These cases have had a certain impact at home or in the world. This book not only shows the harm caused by drugs to human beings, but also expresses the determination of the Chinese government to ban drugs. The editor relies on rational thinking and various cases to present the current situation of China's drug control in many aspects, showing the editor's sense of social responsibility. The ban on drugs is undoubtedly a vigorous people's war that must be participated by all the people. Solving the drug problem cannot be solved by one country or one region. It requires the joint efforts of the international community to jointly control drugs and cooperate in drug control to completely solve the drug problem.

Documentary literature. "Century Mothers" reflects all the virtues of kindness, wisdom, intelligence and perseverance possessed by "women and mothers" in China's era of great changes in the past century. It writes China's ever-lasting legacy of love for mother, love for family, and even more love for country.

On May 12, 2008, Chun You, who was less than eleven years old, was crushed under the rubble of a collapsed classroom. After three days and three nights, rescue finally came, but unfortunately he lost his right leg. What will happen to the children who survive the disaster? With kindness and optimism as the background of life, "Little Steel Legs" spring outing depicts the journey of growth with tears in laughter and laughter in tears - the sensitivity and suspicion during recovery, the painful rebuilding of confidence after returning to school, the dependence on friends in junior high school, the young and sweet expectations in high school, the pursuit of dreams in college, and the determination to realize dreams now. Like a dandelion, she grows wherever there is light, bringing pain and happiness. The author wrote down the stars that appeared in her life in detail, including the firefighter Uncle Yu, grandma, parents, sister, Kuaier, A Cun, Wang Yiwen, the wandering sister who set up a stall, Cai Cai, Baozi... The sky was full of stars. She was grateful, walked out of the haze of the earthquake, and welcomed life optimistically. In the end, a gleam of light turned into a radiant light.

Long documentary prose. "Shabutai: Village Unlocked", both in terms of material selection and unique construction of rural aesthetics, can be regarded as a masterpiece with historical value and transcendent significance. The rural scenes, emotional returns, social changes and cultural memories it presents are soaked in the unique humanistic heritage and life philosophy of traditional Chinese villages, and have a unique and intoxicating poetic beauty.

This article is a true record of an Evening News reporter's interviewing career, with wonderful clicks and action reproductions; the joys and sorrows are all facts, the joys and sorrows are all true feelings, and the sour, spicy, bitter and sweet come from personal experience.

Guangdong has always been the vanguard and experimental field of reform and opening up. Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the Guangdong Public Security Bureau has made great contributions to maintaining a safe and stable social environment with great ambition, great spirit, good officers and good deeds. "Operation Hurricane", a long reportage carefully planned by "Woodpecker" over a period of three years, focuses on the wonderful series of campaigns of the Guangdong Public Security Bureau against drug crimes. Starting from the "Thunder Anti-drug" operation, the Guangdong police used their loyalty to brighten the clear skies of the South during battles such as the siege of Boshe Village.

In the form of documentary literature, this book focuses on recent major criminal cases in Beijing, explains the ins and outs, details the whole trial, and examines and provides insight into the abnormal life phenomena in the era of social transformation.

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.

Lily Abbott, a 100-year-old Nazi concentration camp survivor, recalled her tragic experience in World War II with her tenacity and attitude, guiding people to find the strength to survive. This book is a shocking and important memoir that shows resilience and vitality. In July 1944, when they were isolated, they did not realize that the years were no longer peaceful; when they were sent to the concentration camp, they still did not realize that they had been classified as "non-human"; when they were sent to the gas chambers one after another, the survivors were still lucky... I don't know which tomorrow or accident will come first. In fear and numbness, Lily lost her mother and two younger siblings. However, a very weak and almost unconscious act of bravery allowed her to rescue her sister and at the same time liberate herself forever... What is the source of support for her to conquer the desperate situation and get out of the vast life?

They are the most successful people in this era, and they have created countless myths. They almost broke free from a very primitive state of existence and became the creators of modern civilization in a very short period of time. They are not the farmers in Jiangsu and Zhejiang in the 1930s in Fei Xiaotong's vision, nor are they the farmers in northern Shaanxi in the 1940s described by Zhao Shuli. They are not Dazhai-style farmers or farmers in Xiaogang Village. They are themselves. We are looking for a farmer. In fact, we are getting closer to a dream that is being realized. In a broader sense, the farmers we are paying attention to are a microcosm of the hundreds of millions of Chinese farmers who are changing their destiny in the East today.

She is black and her name is Henrietta Lacks, but for decades the world only knew "HeLa" cells. When she was treating cervical cancer, she had no idea that the cancer cells had been removed and later cultivated into the first "immortal" cells outside the body, helping mankind obtain many scientific answers and new technologies. After her death, her family just continued to live in the fateful plight of black people without knowing it... The author excavated this history that spanned a century, surrounding the life of Henrietta Lacks and the scientific research events involving HeLa cells, outlining the ups and downs of this black family, illuminating many delicate stories in medical research, and also uncovering the dark past and difficult growth of scientific research ethics.

This is a shocking documentary work of war. The Second World War gradually devolved into a struggle between barbarism and civilization, and November 1942 witnessed the crux of this struggle. This was perhaps the most important month of the entire 20th century, when everything was still up in the air and the balance of victory was swinging back and forth. At the beginning of the month, Axis victory still seemed possible; by the end, everyone had an inkling that their defeat was only a matter of time. As in his previous writings, in this book, Peter Englund does not intend to provide us with another top-down military history, but to record a true history of human war experience. From the American and British landing campaign in North Africa to the Soviet encirclement of the German army in Stalingrad, from the front lines of the battlefield to the occupied areas in the rear, 39 ordinary people with different identities, classes, and camps were all involved in this war without exception. Among them are American pilots on Guadalcanal, Italian truck drivers in the North African desert, guerrillas in the forests of Belarus, a 12-year-old Jewish girl who fled Shanghai, a Chinese sailor who drifted alone for 133 days after a shipwreck, a German female college student who resisted the Nazi regime, and pro-German activists. The British rebels from fascism... Peter Engelen compiled their diaries, letters, manuscripts and memoirs from a massive amount of documentary records, recording their war experiences and mental changes - shock and anger, desire and madness, as well as the distortion and tearing of human nature in a cruel environment.

"Diligence Knocks on the Door of Happiness: Women's Stories of Poverty Alleviation" (English version) is independently published by the China Women's Publishing House. It selects the deeds of more than 50 advanced women in poverty alleviation and the typical deeds of women's federation cadres from various provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions in my country. Through vivid cases of women's poverty alleviation, it inspires women's confidence in getting rid of poverty on their own, guides women to actively get rid of poverty and strive for self-development. This book is also a window that reflects the Chinese people, especially Chinese women, in their fight against poverty and self-development. It shows the people of the world the moving deeds of self-reliance, self-reliance, self-respect, and self-love of the Chinese nation.

In 2020, the author Gao Honglei published the book "The Silk Road: From Penglai to Rome". Based on a large amount of historical data research and the absorption of relevant academic research results, the book takes into account readability and uses 15 cities along the way as nodes to detail the historical role of the land Silk Road in the rise and fall of cities, trade communication, ideological communication, civilizational exchanges and cultural integration. After that, the author further dug into historical materials, expanded his writing horizons, and focused on the Maritime Silk Road. He also selected 15 important nodes along the way to write about the past and present of the Maritime Silk Road as an economic road and a cultural road.

The long documentary "Going to Beichuan" is based on the author's observations, records and thoughts while working in Beichuan from 2021 to 2022. It starts from individual insights, combines indirect experience, integrates anthropology, sociology and other contents, and analyzes Beichuan's history, humanities, and nation. It vividly writes about memory, geographical changes, customs and traditions, and realistic development, and achieves the combination of history and aesthetics, the unity of people's nature and the nature of the times, and the coordination of literature and knowledge. It is a masterpiece of long-form documentary literature that reflects the great changes in mountains and villages in the new era.

"Small Town Youth" has detailed facts and touching narrative. The writer has gone deep into the grassroots many times and conducted in-depth interviews to discover typical figures. The book is divided into eight chapters, reflecting the entrepreneurial stories of young people in Qingdao's rural revitalization and promoting the results of Qingdao's rural revitalization. The representatives of island towns in the new era in the eight chapters are knowledgeable, innovative and persistent. They are young pioneers who take the lead in realizing common prosperity and have a positive social guiding role. Through the heroic images of ordinary and vivid working people, it reflects the new scene of rural revitalization, making the spirit of Qingdao model workers a spiritual motivation and belief that inspires readers to move forward bravely, and serves as a model for rural revitalization and development.

This is a documentary work documenting people who have recovered from leprosy. After nearly ten years of visits to leprosy survivors, the author Zhao Meiping has used sincere and simple narratives to truly record the living conditions of nearly a dozen representative leprosy survivors, explore their true inner feelings, and reveal the real scenes of leprosy villages and the daily lives of leprosy survivors away from the public eye, allowing more readers to understand this special group that has been forgotten by the world but insists on love and kindness.

Finnish journalist Anu Partanen moved to the United States in 2008. She was originally a confident person with a successful career and a fulfilling social life, but soon after arriving in the United States, she became cautious and full of self-doubt. She found that everything in daily life here - from buying a mobile phone to filing tax returns for education and childcare - was more complex and stressful than back home in Northern Europe. At first, she attributed her severe anxiety to her difficulty adapting to her new, free environment. But as she got to know more Americans, she found that they were feeling just as stressed as she was. In order to understand why there are such big differences between the United States and Finland, she began to carefully observe the daily life of the two countries, focusing on the pros and cons of policy differences in politics, economy, culture, childcare and education, social welfare, medical care, gender relations, work tax systems, etc., And gave specific suggestions based on clear and detailed research. She clarified the common misunderstandings that Nordic countries have "big governments", "high taxes" and "welfare states support lazy people", pointing out that the principle of money supremacy in American society has resulted in greater risks and greater dependence in citizens' lives, and the cost of maintaining basic livelihood for ordinary people is also much higher than in Nordic countries. The Nordic lifestyle makes life more comfortable and free, and it also illustrates that the human desire for excellence is not as fragile and weak as the American belief in the profit motive suggests. Maybe there is more to life than money and this is consistent across the globe.

In German hospitals, operations such as surgery, intubation, radiotherapy and artificial respiration - depending on the charging standards, the cost of hospitalization per person per day is about 1,600 euros - are cash cows. The author, Mathias Terns, has been practicing medicine for many years and has taken on countless cases, including patients who are old and frail and cannot be treated and can only survive by relying on machines. But in the face of these patients, what many doctors and hospitals are concerned about is not how to alleviate the patients' pain, but how to obtain economic profits. The more frequent and complex the treatments, the greater their profit potential. To this end, Dr. Ternes called for: We must further strengthen palliative care, rather than prolong the suffering of elderly patients through excessive treatment. After specific assessment, palliative care should be promoted to allow patients to die peacefully and with dignity. Through the stories of living patients who underwent surgery, dialysis, radiotherapy, artificial nutrition and other treatment methods, this book truly presents the pain they faced and the over-treatment they experienced, and reveals the current situation in Germany's current medical system that does not respect the wishes of patients and conducts over-treatment in order to obtain high economic profits.

Family problems can be seen everywhere, children's troubles can be seen everywhere, and children's social circles can be seen everywhere. Why do they develop into tragic murders? In the early morning of February 20, 2015, the wind was biting. The body of Ryota Uemura was found on the embankment of the Tama River in Kawasaki City, Japan. Liotai, who was only 13 years old, was naked and had as many as 43 stab wounds on his body. Liota lost more than 1 liter of blood - equivalent to one-third of his body's blood. Before completely losing consciousness, he crawled 23.5 Meters with difficulty and tried to get help on the road, but in the end he did not have the strength to climb the embankment. The police soon arrested the suspects, all three of whom were minors. The three teenagers were friends who spent time with Ryota. After his parents divorced, Liota moved to a new city with his mother and siblings, but found it difficult to adapt to the new life. It is not unusual for adolescent children to lose their place at home and at school and look to the outside world for help. They met children who were in a similar situation to their own, built a common circle, and wanted to fill the holes in each other's hearts. In the process, they sometimes did bad things - smoking, fighting, and petty theft. But at what point did the thoughts of murder arise in the minds of the teenagers?

This is the incredible true crime story of a man who founded a billion-dollar internet drug empire from his bedroom and nearly got away with it. In 2011, twenty-six-year-old Ross Ulbricht launched the ultimate free market: Silk Road. It's an anonymous site on the dark web where anyone can trade cryptocurrencies for anything-drugs, hacking software, fake passports, counterfeit money, poison-without government surveillance. Silk Road quickly swelled into a multibillion-dollar enterprise, and spurred by public outcry, the U. S. Federal government launched a massive two-year manhunt. But the manhunt was elusive, with no leads, no witnesses and no clear jurisdiction. Vanity Fair reporter Nick Bilton draws on exclusive interviews with key figures and the vast digital text and images Roth left behind to tell the story of an ambitious boy next door who transformed into a criminal.

A thirty-year-old office worker moved out of the busy city and lived in the suburban town of Chedundun. From then on, he commuted by train. He walked in the fields on weekends, watching clouds, flowers, animals, and people. Chedun Town is located outside Shanghai's Outer Ring Road and on the edge of Songjiang District. One word "Dun" is earthy and silly, two words "Dun" is a bit cute, so "I", along with people who also love bird watching, affectionately call it "Chedundun". It is very close to the city, and the pace of development is always approaching; but it also seems to be abandoned by the city, leaving many hidden corners. There are hoopoes, egrets, deer, raccoon dogs, rabbits, water towers, sluices, and small huts; 114 species of visible birds and 93 species of olfactory wild flowers. "I" observe everything with my eyes and measure the world around me with my feet, determined to patrol and explore the 16 villages in Chedundun like a wild dog. At first, "I" only looked at birds, not much else, let alone people. Gradually, I started to see what the birds eat, where they live, and what they do. Start with birds, and gradually also look at insects, flowers, sky, water, trains, and boats. As time goes by, I find that everything can be observed. The bird is no longer an independent observation object, but a small corner of a huge whole. Human beings are an integral part of this and are no longer excluded. So "I" started to look at people again. Spring, summer, autumn and winter, the four seasons come and go. "I" experienced decline and growth together with the flowers, birds, fish, insects, village roads and rivers here, and wrote a hundred observation notes for it. This is not a "fresh and peaceful" pastoral book. "My" rural life is not that convenient, and sometimes even looks gray and weird. Others think "ugh - sloppy!", But I feel - free. I originally wanted to live like a wild dog, running wild and barking in the fields, but I found that the "dog" got up, and I truly became a "person".

Can I still box if I can't hear? Japan's first female hearing-impaired professional boxer Keiko Ogasawara's parents are both hearing people, so they never thought that their daughter would be unable to hear. Until the age of three, Keiko was still unable to speak complete sentences, and her mother finally faced reality and took her for a close examination. Since then, Keiko has been confirmed to be a "hearing-impaired patient." In other words, since childhood, Keiko has lived in two worlds with the people closest to her. She has never known how to communicate fluently with others and how to interact appropriately with the world. She trudged alone through her manic adolescence with an afro, explored her place in school bullying and violent confrontations, and lived in the world as a weakling who was considered alien by others. Until that unexpected moment when I walked into the boxing gym. She is afraid of pain, being beaten, and being embarrassed. She has no extraordinary talents, but instead embraces flaws. No one could understand why she, who couldn't even hear the cheers, wanted to become a professional boxer. This book depicts how she spent the first thirty years of her life, like a hot-blooded comic, with sadness, excitement, and empathy for weakness and tears. This may not be a story about heroic success, but about daily failure and dignity, as she said: "I am always escaping. My timidity is still intact in boxing. But there are not only people with strong hearts in this world, there are also many weak people."

This book is a long reportage that truly and vividly reproduces the magnificent history of Jiaxing, the ancient city in the south of the Yangtze River, where the red ship set sail, from 1921 to the new century. After suffering various hardships, under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, the people's destiny, urban and rural appearance, socio-economic culture and other aspects have undergone earth-shaking changes, and they have moved towards common prosperity. The work is based on a large number of first-hand historical materials, deeply exploring the touching deeds that emerged in the revolutionary era, as well as the stories of typical characters and major achievements in the economic, social, and cultural development in the peaceful era. It shows the Jiaxing spirit of diligence, beauty, bravery and advancement, and depicts a typical sample of China's century-old magnificent history.

Women do not have a country, but they are always fighting. The fall of the Berlin Wall, the end of the Cold War, the economic collapse of Ukraine... History repeats itself again and again, who can stay completely aloof? One day in 1993, Natasha played a Russian record at home, and the cleaning lady Nastya next to her suddenly burst into tears. Only then did she realize that Nastya was the first Ukrainian to interact with her after her mother died. She was not only highly educated in Kiev, but also a civil engineer... How did she transform from a senior engineer in Ukraine to a cleaning lady in Berlin? Why go to Germany without a passport? How did he break up with his college sweetheart and marry a building manager in Germany? "Nastya's Tears" continues the vein of the first two parts of the "Mariupol Trilogy", focusing on a Ukrainian woman who came to Germany, connecting the experiences of countless Eastern Europeans before and after the 1990s, telling the story of the gap between two completely different worlds and the turning of the times, the fragmentation of a person and the dispersion of a generation. It is a rare work that focuses on individual experiences after the collapse of the Soviet Union. From a civil engineer to a cleaner, it writes about the fall of high-level intellectuals under the drastic changes of the times, and is a shocking portrayal of the plight of contemporary Ukraine. A contemporary Eastern European version of The Odyssey. The final chapter of the Mariupol Trilogy, the last piece of the Eastern European private history puzzle is finally complete!

"When My Father Forgot Me: A Secret Farewell" is one of Xue Shu's "Two Parts of Life". She created a long non-fiction work in 2014, which records her father's life after suffering from Alzheimer's disease, from the appearance of early symptoms, to the onset, to the overall decline of intelligence. In five years, with "My Father Forgot Me" as the node, my father has actually completed a complete farewell to his family and relatives on a spiritual level. While recording and describing his father's comprehensive changes in body, temperament and intelligence, the author intersperses memories of childhood, imagination of his father's generation, contemplation of birth, old age, illness and death, as well as the complex and unspeakable love within a Chinese family. The turning point in a person's personal destiny is also a huge change in a family. The author leads us into the current situation of the aging of the entire society from the micro perspective of a daughter and her family.

We must find freedom among the shackles and perfection among the imperfections. Under the framework of illness and death, the meaning and tenacity of life are revealed. Neurologist Oliver Sacks, the best storyteller, uses his professional knowledge background, documentary literature, and humanistic care to write 24 touching clinical cases of patients with cranial nerves into 24 touching diagnosis and treatment stories, which perfectly combine science and humanity. Under the framework of illness and death, the meaning and tenacity of life are revealed. The patients in the 24 stories all have neurological diseases that have their lives severely affected; but along with this disability, they all also have some kind of talent. With their remaining abilities and talents, they tenaciously broke through the limitations caused by the disease and lived a wonderful and even glorious life. Their personalities shine through. What this means to us ordinary people is that life is always in chains, but we can always find our own way out. Cai Shushan, professor of the Department of Psychology at Tsinghua University, and Ji Shisan, founder of Guoke. Com, wrote prefaces and recommended it.

This is a confession written by a mother of an autistic child. Over the years, Kate Swainson has provided comfort to thousands of autistic families around the world through her popular blog, Finding Cooper's Voice. When Swainson's son Cooper was diagnosed with severe autism, she was surrounded by intense feelings of frustration and exhaustion. However, as a mother, she refused to give up and persevered, giving endless love to her child and accompanying him to grow. At the same time, she also actively worked with other parents of autistic children and experienced touching stories one after another. In this book of tears and love, Swinson shares her inspiring journey with sincerity and empathy, bringing hope to others walking the same path.

When she was 17 years old, she boarded a plane to the United States alone and began her life of studying abroad in a foreign country. What does she face in a foreign country? Is she happy? Is she distressed? What will she lose and what will she gain? The letter written by Gu Wenyan, a post-90s writer, to her mother while she was studying abroad shows her experiences and feelings in terms of food, clothing, housing, transportation, interpersonal communication, etc. When she first arrived in the United States, gradually adapted, and then exchanged and studied in the UK. There was novelty and excitement, confusion and confusion, tears, and laughter. What makes parents most happy is the inner transformation and spiritual growth of their daughter.

This book mainly consists of secret letters written by Paris citizens before the French Revolution in the 18th century to the king and his agents requesting the secret imprisonment of their families. These secret letters are roughly classified according to themes, focusing on the unhappy relationship between husband and wife, parent-child relationship, etc., And tell the story of trivial and embarrassing family scandals. These secret letters were presented to those in authority in an attempt to bypass formal judicial procedures, secretly imprison family members, and correct their bad habits. Through this secret incarceration, the family's reputation will not be tarnished and the petitioner's compliance with and support for state authority will be demonstrated. However, under this informal procedure, the abuse of the Secret Code system is inevitable. People write letters arbitrarily for selfish desires or private anger. The king's agents, the police, have the final authority to interpret the Secret Code and its subsequent imprisonment system. They will also demonstrate their administrative power by agreeing, rejecting, or changing the imprisonment request. For various reasons, the secret order system disappeared in the late eighteenth century. By displaying a large number of secret documents from the Paris police in the eighteenth century, this book reminds readers to think about the chaos and disorder caused by the intervention of public power into the private sphere.

Private letters are a record of interpersonal interactions. Because of their privacy, they are often less scrupulous and can reveal a large number of unknown secrets. As a kind of historical material, it can restore a large number of historical details and subtleties. Important letters can even rewrite historical narratives. In recent years, it has attracted special attention from the academic community. Li Ruiqing is a famous educator, calligrapher, painter, and connoisseur of cultural relics in my country. He, together with Wu Changshuo, Zeng Xi, and Huang Binhong, are known as the "Four Monsters of the Sea." He is also an important founder and reformer of modern Chinese education, a pioneer of modern Chinese art education, and a pioneer of modern higher normal education in China. This book contains more than 200 letters written by Li Ruiqing to his teachers, friends and relatives, involving a large number of famous figures in modern history, such as Duan Fang, Ha Lu, Kang Youwei, Liang Dingfen, Zhang Jian, Liu Yizheng, Shen Zengzhi, etc. It is rich in content and is an important historical document.

This book is one of the "Red Starting Points" series. It focuses on the members of the Communist Party of China in the Shanghai police system and is divided into "Sparks of Fire". The four parts of "Starting to start a prairie fire", "In the heart of the enemy, the 'Police Committee' lit the red torch", "Hidden front, rewriting history in a certain moment" and "Cooperating inside and outside to welcome liberation" tell a series of vivid and thrilling stories such as the Shanghai police system established the first Chinese Communist Party branch, defended the Zhou Mansion, led Shanghai street vendors in resistance, and participated in instigating the rebellion of the Motor Vehicle Brigade of the Kuomintang Police Station.

In 2020, a 52-year-old mother came to Shenzhen from rural Shaanxi to work. After living independently for more than ten years, "I" and my mother reunited in Shenzhen and lived under the same roof again. We quarreled in the small room. My mother couldn't stand the way "I" spent money, and "I" couldn't stand my mother's living habits. We are entangled, burdened, and dependent on each other. However, we love each other, and "I" know very well that my mother's weakness is her unreserved love for me. So, "I" wanted to understand her. "My" mother spent her youth working in mines and construction sites, and now works as a cleaner in a few spaces in a city office building. "I" want to record my mother's working history and try to travel through the life in her memory. My mother's life established an "enclave" of life for "me" who was working like a screw, allowing "me" to breathe, look back, and cherish where I came from. This is a writing project that we, mother and daughter, completed together.

"Care killing", a oxymoron, an extraordinary murder. Perpetrators are not driven solely by hate, but rather they are constantly burdened with caregiving. What kind of struggle did he or she have at the moment when they killed their beloved family member? If one day we have to take on the responsibility of taking care of our family, how should we face it? What can we do when those around us are in unspeakable care difficulties? The NHK special program recording team conducted an in-depth investigation into "care homicide" cases across Japan. Through case files, visits to the crime scene, conversations with the parties involved, and interviews with relevant personnel, the sad truth behind 11 care homicide cases was revealed. These cases focus on care problems such as "elderly care" in which elderly people take care of each other, "retirement care" in which they quit their jobs for care, and "initial care" which is the most easily ignored but the most painful. They try to find the real reasons for committing care-related homicides and explore ways to prevent the recurrence of tragedies, providing a comprehensive perspective for us to understand care from the perspective of others.

The majority of model workers of China Communications Construction Group Co., Ltd. Have a high sense of ownership, work quietly, and make selfless contributions, creating extraordinary achievements in ordinary positions. They embody the noble character and spirit of the times of CCCC employees, make outstanding contributions to the development of the enterprise, and set an example for employees to learn from. In order to further display the honor of model workers and promote the spirit of model workers, give full play to the inspiring and demonstrative role of model workers and model workers' deeds, lead more CCCC employees to strive for excellence based on their positions, and integrate the wisdom and strength of employees into the high-quality development of the company, the Trade Union Federation has compiled the touching deeds of the 7 national model workers commended in 2020 and the 53 CCCC model workers commended in 2022 into a book "Song of Workers".

This book is a compilation of historical materials on the Red Army's Long March passing through Banma, Qinghai.

This book selects the touching stories of 100 grassroots rural doctors, recording that despite the difficult working environment, they still worked hard and worked hard to do their jobs well, and contributed to the diagnosis and treatment of common and frequently-occurring diseases and grassroots health care. This book has good social benefits.

"Do you know what it means to have a wound that will never heal?" At the age of nineteen, Natasha Trethewey's mother died at the gunpoint of her stepfather, and her world was turned upside down. Faced with the burden of life and death, she chose to avoid this experience and bury her grief. After thirty years, she finally returned to the crime scene and read through letters, diaries and police files. In the intertwining of memories and reality, she tried to recreate her family's old life in the South, her mother's life experience as a black woman, and her subsequent tragic experience of domestic violence. This book is the first time Pulitzer Prize winner Natasha Trethewey has fully disclosed this experience. It tells the trauma and lasting impact of domestic violence and racism on individuals and society, and explores how this memory reshaped her own life and made her a poet and writer.

The long reportage "Reverberation of the Mountains" describes the vivid practice and fruitful fruits of the constantly iterative and upgrading of the "Ten Million Project" in leading the countryside to beauty and common prosperity in Zhejiang, and uses the "Window of Zhejiang" to demonstrate the "governance of China" and "the beauty of China". The author Li Ying focuses on the vast rural land of Zhejiang, writing about the practice and changes of rural revitalization, and writing about the expectations and dreams of contemporary farmers. Over the years, he has visited various counties in the mountainous areas of Zhejiang, looking for small and vivid stories, striving to truly reflect the efforts made by the people in the mountainous areas to achieve common prosperity, and to interpret the cultural genes and success codes of the mountainous areas' leapfrog development. The work is literary, ideological and realistic, analyzing the scientific ideas and methods contained in the "Ten Million Project", sharing the advanced experience in the process of striving to promote the "Two Firsts", providing reference and reference samples for building a common prosperity demonstration area and moving towards a leap-forward high-quality development path, and handed over a literary answer sheet that responds to the propositions of the times and social concerns.

This book is the first reportage work that comprehensively and truly records the growth process of Du Fuguo, the "most beautiful struggler", "heroic warrior of demining" and winner of the "August 1st Medal". It reproduces the story of Du Fuguo's joining the army and his blood and sweat to develop the excellent "Thor God" skills. The footsteps of the struggle to fear hardships and pursue dreams interpret the heroic spirit of "you step back and let me come" and answer the question "What kind of life is a meaningful and valuable life" and "How to struggle to become a strong person in life and a new person in the era". It is a living teaching material in the new era that encourages the younger generation to remember their mission, take on the enterprising spirit, and strive to become talented.

"I Drive a Taxi in Shanghai" is a non-fiction work known as the taxi version of "Late Night Diner". The author describes in detail what he saw and heard while driving a taxi in Shanghai. It not only includes all kinds of drivers' stories, various aspects of life, but also intersperses the daily life and industry conditions of taxi drivers. It is also embellished with descriptions of Shanghai's cityscape and historical slices. The stories are rich and interesting, and the language is concise and humorous. The taxi version of "Late Night Diner" is full of human fireworks, which is novel and soothing.

Notes from prison, telling the story of Second Life. The writing focuses on the life of ex-prisoners returning to society. The tone of the story is cruel and warm, and the writing is delicate and smooth, with compassionate care. There are people who join their eldest brother in prison to start a business, there are people who want to marry the woman who harmed him, there are people who want to return to their hometown in fine clothes, and there are even people who are "in love" with a successful schoolgirl liar... Restart your life outside the high wall, go up and down the mountain, the story is not over yet.

The 10-year spectacular transformation of Lizhai Village is a microcosm of the new changes in rural areas across the country as the Party Central Committee promotes the two major strategies of poverty alleviation and rural revitalization.

"My Pi Village Brothers and Sisters" is a non-fiction work that unfolds a panoramic depiction of the life stories of grassroots workers in China who have the dual identities of laborers and literary creators. If "I Deliver Express in Beijing" and "My Mother Works as a Cleaner" are about the spiritual world of a certain type of workers, then "My Pi Village Brothers and Sisters" is a comprehensive writing about the current labor literature and the new migrant literature. The author Yuan Ling is currently a leading figure in Chinese non-fiction literature and one of the founders of Picun Literary House. He spent seven years entering Pi Village life many times, and completed this book after deeply understanding the fateful transition of more than a dozen workers from working to becoming literary creators.

Since 2019, more than one million young people born in the 1990s and 2000s in China have participated in the restoration of wildlife habitats and wildlife protection in the Altai Mountains through the Altay Nature Conservation Association. In the five years from 2019 to 2023, these young people restored large-scale shrub vegetation communities in the Altai Mountains and the Ulungu River Basin, trained herdsmen as natural rangers, and also initiated preparations to build the first professional wildlife rescue center with medical and scientific research capabilities in the international mountain range Altai Mountains in my country with the support of netizens across the country and local governments. Thanks to the joint efforts of nature conservationists across the country and forestry and grassland authorities at all levels, the population of the Mengxin beaver, a nationally protected wild animal that is only distributed in the Altay region of Xinjiang, has increased by nearly 20%. Narrated from a first-person perspective, this book excerpts many excerpts of nature conservation work that took place in Fuyun County, Xinjiang over the past five years, either enjoying hardships or forging ahead, to record the story of this nature conservation event with a large number of participants and the collaboration of young nature conservationists and local governments. We are like feathers, each one looks so light and insignificant, but when we are closely arranged together, we become a pair of wings. Not only did we successfully send these wild animals back to the blue waves and blue sky, but we also moved forward step by step with our dreams in mind. --Chu Wenwen

This project is the third part of the reportage trilogy of the "Power Series" published by our agency, namely "China Power", "China's New Power" and "Power Peak". On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Party, the Sixth Institute of Aerospace Science and Technology plans to take national major engineering tasks as its traction. On the basis of the impressive innovative research stories of the conventional engine development team and the liquid oxygen kerosene engine development team, it will focus on the innovative stories of the hydrogen-oxygen engine development team, the space propulsion system development team, and the air-breathing power development team. Systematic combing and in-depth excavation will be carried out to comprehensively demonstrate the style and aerospace spirit of astronauts, and also allow more readers to understand the difficult process and touching deeds behind China's aerospace development.

One of the most bloody school killings in American history, it became a template for school shootings in the following nearly 20 years. The story happened on April 20, 1999, at Columbine High School in Colorado, USA. After a long period of planning, two teenagers, Dylan and Eric, who were under the age of 18, hired someone to purchase guns on their behalf and privately traded a second-hand pistol. Then they entered the campus with guns and homemade explosives, and shot and killed 12 students and 1 teacher, injuring 24 others. In the end, they both committed suicide. This incident has caused great shock in American society, as well as profound discussions on many practical and moral issues such as marginalized people in society, heavy metal music, youth psychological problems, violent entertainment products, gun management, life beliefs, etc. Dave Cullen, the author of this book, was one of the first reporters to arrive on the scene, and since then he has spent 10 years investigating and writing. He visited the school's teachers and students, parents, doctors who treated the injured, their psychiatrists, local police, government personnel, and FBI agents. He collected a large amount of evidence including documents, case files, homework, diaries, and blogs of the two students. While describing the ins and outs of the case in detail, he refuted some misunderstandings, confirmed and provided some details. Some scenes are vividly restored, and the murderer's behavior and psychological evolution, as well as the survivors' pain and struggle, are vividly and thought-provokingly presented. In 2002, the documentary of the same name shot by the famous documentary director Michael Moore was nominated for the 75th Academy Award for Best Documentary and the 55th Cannes Film Festival Palme d'Or.

Death is not unequal, and corpses are graded. A record of 20 years of active forensic medicine practice. The remains on the autopsy table retain information about their lives, recording people's lives while they were still alive. A middle-aged man who froze to death in his apartment after being laid off and whose savings ran out; an old lady who died of heatstroke at home alone; an elderly wife who helped her Alzheimer's wife to take a bath but accidentally drowned... It is different from what is described in criminal investigation stories. What forensic doctors in reality pursue is not the "truth of the incident" but the "truth of death"; although many abnormal deaths they face are not murders, they are cruel realities. On the autopsy table, each cold corpse tells the silent pain and sorrow of the people living in Japan, witnessing the helplessness of life in the midst of death.

This book takes the development and achievements of Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Group Co., Ltd. In the field of military ships as the main line, the growth and achievements in the field of civilian ships and the deeds of typical figures that have emerged as flesh and blood, and provides a detailed introduction to the development and changes of Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Group Co., Ltd. In the historical process. The migration trajectory historically demonstrates the development history and brilliant achievements of Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Group Co., Ltd. In the field of military ships, as well as the touching and typical deeds of Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Group Co., Ltd.'S dedication to the revitalization of the civilian shipbuilding industry and their hard work and selfless dedication to achieve the great goal of building a strong country and strong army.