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Wuxi Through an American’s Lens （Paperback）

William Joseph | Foreign Languages Press Co.， Ltd. | ?88.00 | 2013 | ISBN 978-7-119-04581-8

In 1972， William Joseph came to Wuxi for the first time as a member of CCAS （Committee of Concerned Asian Scholars） when he was 25 years old. He recorded people’s daily life in the city with his pen and camera. It was the most uncommon period of time in the history of Sino-U.S. relations. In 2012， invited by Wuxi people， William came to the city again and followed the same route as in 1972. William had a reunion with the people in his lens 40 years ago. The great changes of Wuxi in the past 40 years were vividly unveiled through his lens.

Ethos of Chinese Culture （Paperback）

Wang Keping | Foreign Languages Press Co.， Ltd. | ?68.00 | 2007 | ISBN 978-7-119-04809-3

This book is intended to reconsider the ethos of Chinese culture against the status quo of china and the world today， and with a particular reference to the human condition in the context of globalization and its challenges. It features an engaging and in-depth discussion about such notions as heaven-andhuman oneness， harmonization without being patternized， and happiness in philosophies and religions， among others. All this is applied not merely to the development of cultural ideals， social norms， human relations and even world outlooks， but also to the formation of thinking strategies， personal cultivation， aesthetic contemplation， and spiritual nourishment， etc.

Tales of Immortals （Paperback）

Wu Canfei | Foreign Languages Press Co.， Ltd. | ?35.00 | 2010 | ISBN 978-7-119-02142-3

Stories about immortals have been in circulation in China since ancient times. Especially after the appearance of Taoism， such stories became very popular， beacause one of the aims of Taoist disciplines was to achieve immortality. The more than 100 stories in this book have been selected from Accounts of Saints， Stories of Immortals and other classics dealing with this subject. Though the stories in this book are short， they are full of the pithy wit and wisdom of this esoteric branch of the Chinese cultural tradition.

Stories of Chinese Wisdom （Paperback）

Einar Tangen | Foreign Languages Press Co.， Ltd. | ?44.00 | 2009 | ISBN 978-7-119-03404-1

This book includes 35 famous stories full of Chinese wisdom， which provides readers with enjoyment of reading Chinese stories in English.

Everyday Chinese Wisdom （Paperback）

Cheng Qinhua | Foreign Languages Press Co.， Ltd. | ?58.00 | 2012 | ISBN 978-7-119-05160-4

Chinese history is filled with many interesting anecdotes of wise people reputed for their resourcefulness as statesman and military strategist， magistrate and trader， as well as in everyday life. These stories， accumulated over several thousands of years， make up a veritable goldmine of ideas which people can learn from and apply.

Zhu Rongji on the Record （1991-1997）： The Road to Reform （Paperback）

Zhu Rongji | Foreign Languages Press Co.， Ltd. | ?198.00 | 2013

The twin volume work Zhu Rongji on the Record， prefaced by former US Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger， is a detailed collection of Zhu’s important speeches， articles， and discussions with other influential individuals. It sheds light on the ideas behind and the course of China’s economic reform from the 1990s through the beginning of the 21st century.

The Last 1，208 Days and Nights： Negotiations on the Handover of Hong Kong （Paperback）

Chen Zuo’er | Foreign Languages Press Co.， Ltd. | ?160.00 | 2013 | ISBN 978-7-119-08198-4

Previously undisclosed details about the final stages of the handover of Hong Kong， inside stories on the intense rivalry over every Hong Kong citizen’s concerns matters concerning defense， finance， the economy， livelihood issues， justice， immigration policy， assets and archive management are revealed by Chen Zuo’er， former Executive Deputy-Director of the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council， and Chinese representative in the Sino-British Joint Liaison Group. This book， containing many historical documents and old photographs published for the first time， is highly recommended for readers keen to learn the full story of the handover of Hong Kong.

East-West Dichotomy： The Conceptual Contrast Between Eastern and Western Cultures （Paperback）

Thorsten Pattberg | Foreign Languages Press Co.， Ltd. | ?70.00 | 2013

The “East-West dichotomy” is a philosophical concept of ancient origin which claims that the two cultural hemispheres， East and West， developed diametrically opposed， one from the particular to the universal and the other from the universal to the particular； the East is more inductive while the West is more deductive. Together they form equilibrium...

Practical Chinese Massage Therapy with Illustrations （Paperback）

With the growing understanding of traditional Chinese medicine in the West， its undeniable efficacy is beginning to catch the attention of the people all over the world. In order to provide Western readers with a clearer understanding of this exotic ancient flower of traditional Chinese medicine， this book presents over twenty clinical cases of diseases which can be effectively treated through the use of massage therapy. It also introduces sixty-one massage techniques for relief from fatigue in different body parts， for keeping fit and for adjuvant treatment. All of this is accompanied by detailed illustrations， which make the book invaluable and convenient for both learners and practitioners of Chinese massage therapy.

About the author

Pan Chang is the director of the Rehabilitation Department of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital of Shuangliu County， a key special hospital of Sichuan province. As an associate doctor and specialist in traditional Chinese medicine， Pan was awarded the title of Famous Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Shuangliu County.

He has been engaged in the study and practice of traditional Chinese medicine for over thirty years and now is an expert in spreading its techniques in Sichuan Province， where he is a member of the Sichuan Expert Committee of Rehabilitating Medicine and Physical Therapy， member of the Subhealth Expert Committee of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Society of Sichuan Province， as well as director of the Chengdu Acupuncture Society.

He has published more than thirty medical papers and five books （in Chinese and English）. He obtained three patents for inventions in traditional Chinese herbal medicine and two patents in medical applicability and won a Prize for Progress in Science and Technology by accomplishing a research program at the city level.

He specializes in Chinese herbal medicine， acupuncture， and massage to treat post-stroke paralysis， facial paralysis， cervical vertebra disease， lumbar intervertebral disk protrusion， and chronic pharyngitis with remarkable effects.

Why and How the CPC Works in China （Paperback）

Xie Chuntao | New World Press Ltd | ?68.00 | Apr 2012 | ISBN 978-7-5104-1882-2

This book presents， from a historical perspective， analyses and responses to 15 important questions that both domestic and international audiences may ask. Neither a theoretical work nor a history in the traditional manner， this book uses a fresh approach. Through stories based on facts， this readable book is for anyone interested in contemporary China and its Communist Party.

* It explains the causes for the success of the CPC at different periods of time.

* It has interesting stories for a broad range of readers.

* It evaluates the CPC in an objective and academic way， including Western and Chinese commentary.

About the author

Xie Chuntao is a professor and deputy director of the Teaching and Research Department of CPC History at the Party School of the Central Committee of the CPC. He was born in Linshu County， Shandong Province， in February 1963. From 1978 to 1988 he studied at the Shandong Normal University， Zhejiang University and Renmin University of China， and obtained a bachelor’s degree in education， a master’s degree in law and a doctorate in law. He has been teaching and doing research on the history of the CPC at the Party School of the Central Committee of the CPC since 1988. His publications include Turmoil of the Great Leap Forward and A Brief History of the 1959 Mount Lushan Meeting. He compiled A History of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics， China in Transition： from 1976 to 1982， An Illustrated History of the 50 Years of the PRC， and China Through the Ages from Confucius to Deng （English edition）. In addition， he has published over 100 articles.

Cross-border Dialogues： The Wisdom of Public Diplomacy （English/Chinese Edition）（Paperback）

In this age of globalization， public diplomacy is an important drive for enhancing cross-cultural relations and understandings. This book pools the dialogues between Zhao Qizheng， chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference， and top officials and experts from many countries around the world. It is a spectrum of public diplomacy wisdom with contrasting ideas from the East and West shining through the pages.

About the author

Zhao Qizheng was born in Beijing in 1940. He graduated in 1963 from the University of Science and Technology of China， majoring in experimental nuclear physics. He was then engaged in scientific research until 1984 and still holds three patents of invention. From 1984， he has served as the vice mayor of Shanghai， director-general of the Management Committee of Shanghai Pudong New Area and minister of the State Council Information Office of China. He is now the vice chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference and dean of the School of Journalism and Communication， Renmin University of China.

His publications include Introducing China to the World―Zhao Qizheng and the Art of Communication （New World Press Ltd.， 2006）， America and Americans through Chinese Eyes （China Intercontinental Press， 2005）， Introducing China to the world―Zhao Qizheng’s Speeches and Dialogues （New World Press Ltd.， 2005）， New Century New Pudong （Fudan University Press， 1994）， The China Model―A Dialogue Between East and West （New World Press Ltd.， 2010） and How China Communicates―Public Diplomacy in a Global Age （Foreign Languages Press， 2011）.

BIAD Design （Chinese and English Edition）（Paperback）

Through introducing the design career and works of four chief architects of the Beijing Institute of Architectural Design （BIAD）， a large state-owned architectural design consulting body founded in 1949， the book showcases the highest and latest achievements in China’s architectural design. The four architects introduced in the book： Hu Yue， Liu Xiaozhong， Shao Weiping and Zhu Xiaodi are the chief architects currently working in BIAD， and are all famous architects. Their architectural design works can arguably be said to represent the highest level of architectural works in China today.

Chinese Literature Vol. 1 （English/French/Spanish Edition）（Paperback）

This volume gathers together five novellas or short stories composed by well-known contemporary Chinese writers： “We’re All on Call，” “Runaway，” “Page Forty-three，” “Clear Soup of Greens，” and “Empty Nest”. All these works were Lu Xun Literature Prize winners， representing the lives of Chinese people through diverse facets such as social and daily life， love and work.

About the editor

He Jianming is a renowned reportage writer， National Model Worker， as well as being a doyen of literature and philosophy. He is now vice-president of the Chinese Writers Association and secretary of its Secretariat and Party Committee， as well as a director on the Management Board of the China Writers publishing group， president of the Writers Publishing House， and vice-president of the Chinese Reportage Association. He has also won the 1st， 2nd and 3rd Lu Xun Literary Prizes， the Best Works Awards by the Publicity Department of the CPC Central Committee， the National Book Award， and the Chinese Best Book Award， along with being a five-time winner of the Chinese Reportage Award. He is known for such works as Loyalty and Betrayal， A Bodyguard’s Memories， Gold Tears， Chinese College Entrance Exam Report， National Migration， A Chinese Tragedy， Minister， My Paradise， among others.

Recovery of the Heart： Dialogues with People Working towards a Sustainable Beijing （Paperback）

This book introduces nine extraordinary Beijingers， both Chinese and American voices， their struggles， passions， and why Chinese wisdom and values are interconnected with a future， sustainable Beijing. New China’s capacity to create an ecological civilization will depend on such people. It is written as a dialogue between the author and these Beijingers， but it is also one between Chinese and western thought on humanity’s relationship with nature. The book suggests that dialogue from the heart， expressed publicly and privately， will create a tangible synergy， and is the way to build a sustainable society here in Beijing.

About the author

Stephanie B. Tansey is the director of Earth Charter Communities Network （ECCN）， a new social enterprise registered in the U.S.， dedicated to helping communities collaborate with nature. Born in Tokyo in 1949， Stephanie lived in the Kansai area for many years. Her parents and schooling were instrumental in showing her the value of intercultural dignity. She attended universities to find ways now to integrate her cultural experiences in Asia with her American cultural ethos and then ways to create change in existing social foundations of education. In 1992 she and her husband Bob， then an American diplomat， and their two children， began a life abroad. Stephanie founded an international bilingual school in Beijing， the New School of Collaborative Learning （1994-2004）. Because of the Iraq War in 2003 she realized the world really needed to become better at dialogue. She developed highly effective and tested dialogue skills curricula nested in self-mastery， global citizenship， dialogue with nature and community building in Turkmenistan， Israel， and Nigeria. Back in China since 2010， Stephanie believes that empowerment of individuals and communities will create a sustainable global society.

On the Ground in Emerging China （Paperback）

This book tells the stories of 21 youths growing up since China’s reform and opening up in 1978. They were brought up in the wonder of China’s economic miracle， they lived through the collision between material and traditional culture， and they are part of a more affluent world than their forefathers enjoyed. However， they are known as those without dreams， and called the lost generation. These 21 youths are not lost in materialism or consumerism， however. From different places and with different background， they share the resolution to reach a future glittering with their individual visions. They are confident that their personal efforts will better the lives of people around them， because they hold on to the truth that “the world changes not because a few people do much but because each does a little.”

Modern China in Pictures （1911-2012）（Paperback）

In the period 1911-2012 China underwent drastic changes， and emerged from weakness to revival， from tradition to modernity. These significant changes were unprecedented in China， as they affected people of all walks of life. The book vividly showcases this dynamic progression of changes in more than four hundred pictures， aided by pithy narration. It tells how the general public led their lives in this period， as well as their aspirations in that changing society. This book is an accessible and beneficial read for everyone to understand China’s past， identify with its present and look to its future.

About the author

Wang Xu was born in 1982 in Beijing. He graduated with a PhD from the School of History of Beijing Normal University. He is now a lecturer at the Party School of the Central Committee of the CPC. He is engaged in the study of modern Chinese history and Chinese social history in the 20th century. He has published several academic papers in domestic journals and been involved in major research programs sponsored by the National Social Science Fund. His works include the Life of the Descendents of Chiang Kai-shek （under the pseudonym Yu Xi）.

Governing China： How the CPC Works （English/Chinese Edition）（Paperback）

This book is a description and analysis of the basic systems and strategies formed during the 60 years since the Communist Party of China （CPC） came to power. These include the struggle for political legitimacy， forging of a governance policy， and the creation of an array of political features that characterize modern China -- such unique systems as the people’s congresses， division of powers between the central and local governing bodies， the Party system and its political consultation mechanisms， and the unique systems of regional ethnic autonomy and special administrative regions （one country， two systems）， a network of grassroots organizations， a socialist legal system with Chinese characteristics， and professional development and management of the civil service. The authors explore the challenge， background and evolution of China’s economy， culture and society through the lens of its development and governance.

About the editor

Xie Chuntao is a professor and deputy director of the Teaching and Research Department of CPC History at the Party School of the Central Committee of the CPC. He was born in Linshu County， Shandong Province， in February 1963. From 1978 to 1988 he studied at the Shandong Normal University， Zhejiang University and Renmin University of China， and obtained a bachelor’s degree in education， a master’s degree in law and a doctorate in law. He has been teaching and doing research on the history of the CPC at the Party School of the Central Committee of the CPC since 1988. His publications include Turmoil of the Great Leap Forward and A Brief History of the 1959 Mount Lushan Meeting. He compiled and edited A History of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics， China in Transition： from 1976 to 1982， An Illustrated History of the 50 Years of the PRC， and China Through the Ages from Confucius to Deng （English edition）， and Why and How the CPC Works in China （Chinese and English editions）. In addition， he has published over 100 articles. He is now an executive council member and deputy secretary-general of the History Society of the CPC. He is also a guest professor and part-time researcher at many institutions of higher learning.

Book reviews

How does the CPC govern the country？ This is a question we might expect to be answered in dry political and administrative terminology. However this 200，000-word book draws readers a convincing and detailed picture in unassuming language applied to an abundance of practical challenges ―real and vivid cases are addressed on almost every page. Its clear literary form and simple style will make learning about the making of our country a fun experience.

―Zhao Qizheng， member of the CPPCC Standing Committee and chairman of its Foreign Affairs Committee

In 2004， Kenneth Lieberthal， an American， wrote a book titled， Governing China， which exerted a certain influence in all China’s government departments and academic circles. The present work， Governing China： How the CPC Works， is insight provided by Chinese scholars on their own political system， administrative setup， judicial system and modes of operation， the different angles showcasing the theories and practices of the CPC in a new light. It explains how the Party has led the country with the world’s largest population through the challenges of a very imbalanced economy， ground-up political development， and social discrepancy.

―Zhou Mingwei， president of the China International Publishing Group

America’s territory is similar in size to that of China， but the United States has a population of only 300 million. The Chinese population equals the total of all the industrialized countries in the world： 1.3 billion. It is obvious that the issues of governing a developing country with such a large population is much more complicated than ruling the United States， Britain， France or Germany. If you want to know how the CPC has organized and rejuvenated such a vast and complex country， you’ll find out by reading this book edited by Professor Xie Chuntao.

―Li Junru， member of the CPPCC Standing Committee， and former vice-president of the Party School of the Central Committee of the CPC

How to govern a country and administer state affairs has preoccupied leaders and civilizations throughout human history， and presents difficulties the world is destined to go on grappling with. The long， patient and arduous explorations of the CPC have given birth to its unique methods of governing the country， and breaking new ground in human affairs. The scholarship here is of profound significance. Governing China： How the CPC Works provides us all with an invaluable literary sketch， and a significant achievement worth bringing to the world’s attention.

―Li Zhongjie， deputy director of the Party History Research Center of the Central Committee of the CPC

An Illustrated Book of Confucius（Paperback）

By means of illustrations， this book tells the story of how Confucius， an ordinary man， became ancient China’s greatest thinker and educator， the founder of Confucianism and finally a “sage.” Confucius was honored by later generations as a sage because his words， actions and thoughts were all incisively penetrating， and were completely in harmony with Chinese culture， including the philosophy and science of China. This book presents to the reader an image of the “sage” as a man of flesh and blood.

About the author

Born in 1957 in Beijing， Zhou Chuncai is a professional painter and writer. He has spent much of his life studying and popularizing Chinese culture. On the subject of comparison between East and West， the author makes a clear distinction， and imparts a specific definition to Chinese culture. His words are rich in imagery and detail， and many of them have been translated into other languages. He has won worldwide acclaim from experts and readers in equal measure.

Tales from Tibetan Opera （English Edition）（Paperback）

Tibetan opera is a comprehensive performing art which presents dramatic stories through the media of singing and dancing. It is popular not only in the Tibet Autonomous Region but also in large parts of Sichuan， Yunnan， Gansu and Qinghai provinces， where there are large communities of Tibetans.

The eight Tibetan opera stories presented in this book are favorites in Tibet. They draw on folk tales， history， legends， Buddhist scriptures and Tibetan social customs. This book is a first attempt to give the reader a thorough explanation of the main performance contents of Tibetan opera. It will also be of help to readers interested in the magnificent natural scenery of the Tibetan pasturelands， and in the simple life， religious beliefs and unique customs of the Tibetan people. In addition， it will help the reader gain an understanding of the artistic creativity and taste of the people， and make the study of Tibetan opera both enjoyable and interesting.

About the author

Professor Wang Yao was born in Lianshui County， Jiangsu Province， on March 24， 1928. He graduated from the Chinese Literature Department of Nanjing University in 1951. Then he found he had an insatiable interest in the Tibetan language and culture. With three years of language training at the Central Institute for Nationalities in Beijing， he followed the outstanding Tibetan scholar Gan-dkar-rin-po-che through Khams， Dar-rtse-mdo， the vast areas of central Tibet， Lhasa and Gzhis-ka-rtse， furthering his knowledge of the various dialects and religious sects as well as the classical literature of Tibet.

Fluent in the Tibetan language and well-versed in its history， religion and literature， Professor Wang Yao has taken an active part in and made marked contributions to the introduction and dissemination of Tibetan culture both in China and abroad. He is a member of the editorial board of Monumenta Tibetica Historica of Boon University， and was guest professor at the University of Vienna 1982-1983. He participated in and contributed papers to the 1981 Csoma de Koros Symposium held at Velm/Vienna and the 1982 International Seminar on Tibetan Studies held at Columbia University， New York. His publications include A Collection of Inscriptions on Bronzes and Stone Tablets， A Treasury of Excellent Sayings， A collection of Documents About Ancient Tibetan History from the Dunhuang Grottoes， An Ancient Tibetan Folk Tale： Ro-Sgrung， Selected Documents from the Dunhuang Tibetan Manuscripts and The Influence of Lamaism on Tibetan Culture in addition to the present Tales from Tibetan Opera.

Popular Culture in Contemporary China （English Edition）（Paperback）

Lin Liangqi | New World Press Ltd | 2013

With China’s reform and opening up in 1978 as a starting point， this book records the development and evolution of contemporary Chinese popular culture. In the wake of the reform and opening up， the Chinese people became gradually acquainted with Teresa Teng and bell-bottoms， and the people today always bear in mind how they kept up with the fashion when they were young at that time. The rise of the Internet not only helped China’s popular culture keep pace with that of the world， it also allowed the young Chinese people to become the participants and even creators of pop culture. The book deals with both the mass popular culture and elite pop culture. In the form of storytelling， it introduces wave upon wave of Chinese contemporary popular culture， and shows how the Chinese people are open-minded toward international popular culture. A very important feature of the book is that， through recording the development of popular culture， it explores social and psychological changes of the Chinese people during more than 30 years - from the days when they blindly chased the Western popular culture to the days when they stay calm and keep a sober mind on it.

Wise Men Talking Series （Chinese and English Edition）（Paperback）

Cai Xiqin | Sinolingua Co.， Ltd. | ?35.00/vol. | Jan 2011 | ISBN 7513801452

Mo Zi Says， Guan Zi Says， Yan Zi Says and Han Fei Zi Says are the five new titles in the Wise Men Talking Series following Confucius Says， Mencius Says， Lao Zi Says， Sun Zi Says， and Zhuang Zi Says.

This series faithfully records the wisdom of these learned men who came from the various ancient schools of Chinese philosophy. Explanatory notes and English translations have been added to the texts for the benefit of readers who are interested in traditional Chinese culture.

A Selected Collection of Four Books （Paperback）

Cai Xiqin | Sinolingua Co.， Ltd. | ?36.80/vol.

As a set of the Chinese Sages Series， the four books are compiled to introduce the essence of traditional Chinese culture to the world. These four books began to show their splendors as early as over 2400 years ago between the Spring and Autumn and the Warring States periods. Now they are published in classical-modern Chinese and English versions as a help to people of interest to know the basic ideas of Confucianism.

Chinese Sages Series （Paperback）

Cai Xiqin | Sinolingua Co.， Ltd. | ?18.00/vol.

Chinese Sages Series includes four books of quotations from Confucius and Mencius and stories about them. The quotations are selected from their pithy and wise maxims. Each story has an illustration pertaining to the lives and careers of the sages.

Gems of the Chinese Language Through the Ages （4 volumes）（Paperback）

Yin Binyong | Sinolingua Co.， Ltd. | ?16.00/vol.

To liven up your spoken Chinese， Gems of the Chinese Language Through the Ages series presents this selection of everyday idioms. They have been chosen for their frequency of use， practical value and expressiveness. Each one is accompanied by an appropriate illustration. Some obscure expressions are clarified with the help of annotations in both Chinese and English.

Selected Jokes from Past Chinese Dynasties （4 volumes）（Chinese and English Edition）（Paperback）

Liu Jianting | Sinolingua Co.， Ltd. | ?10.00/vol. | 219 pages | ISBN 9787800521931

Several hundred well-known jokes of different dynasties of China， accompanied with illustrations and English translations. The books offer an amusing insight into the character of Chinese people.

Chinese Maxims （Chinese and English/Chinese and German Edition）（Paperback）

Gong Dafei， Feng Yu | Sinolingua Co.， Ltd. | ?22.00/?22.00/vol. | 256/ 256 pages | ISBN 7800524248/ISBN 7800527352

It is a selection of golden sayings of Chinese thinkers from a wealth of Chinese philosophical works， which is meant for foreign readers， specialists or scholars， who wish to draw on the ocean of wisdom of Chinese classics thus to improve themselves.

Easy Recipes Easy Chinese （Chinese and English Edition）（Paperback）

Ji Wei | Sinolingua Co.， Ltd. | ?48.00/vol. | 139 pages | ISBN 9787802006447

This book presents you 69 easy recipes for well-known homemade Chinese dishes. Each recipe is accompanied with a culture tip or some beginners’ Chinese to show you more of China. Out of the recipes， you can make a feast of Chinese food or simply add some Chinese flavor to your dinner table by following the preparations. The carefully selected tips invite you to savor the taste of Chinese culture. From the philosophy behind Chinese cooking， the symbolic meanings of certain dishes to table manners， your knowledge of China may start from your kitchen. Common expressions of food and dining make learning Chinese easy and fun！

Common Knowledge About China （3 volumes）（Chinese/Chinese and Russian /Chinese and Arabic Edition）（Paperback）

Wang Kai | Sinolingua Co.， Ltd. | ?69.00/?69.00/?69.00/vol.

Common Knowledge About Chinese Culture， Geography and History is a series of readers for people who would like to know basic elements of China and can be a learning aid for Chinese culture， history and geography. All the contents are bilingual.

Speaking Chinese About China （I， II）（Chinese and English Edition）（Paperback）

Du Rong | Sinolingua Co.， Ltd. | ?45.00/vol. | 139 pages

Designed as an intermediate-level textbook of spoken Chinese， it is the joint enterprise undertaken by American and Chinese scholars. The topics include Chinese geography， history， politics， economy， society， education， philosophy and other aspects of China.

It serves not only to raise readers’ proficiency in Chinese but also to increase their knowledge of Chinese culture. The text is printed in simplified Chinese characters， traditional Chinese characters and pinyin. English translations are provided for all the examples in the vocabulary and sentence-pattern sections.

The Ins and Outs of Chinese Culture （Chinese-English-French Edition）（Paperback）

Mei Lichong | Sinolingua Co.， Ltd. | ?17.70 | 271 pages | ISBN 9787800523014

Designed for the students who have learnt about 2000 Chinese characters to have a better understanding of Chinese culture. There are 22 texts in total， covering Chinese nationalities， customs， scientific achievements， and Chinese art and literature.

Essential Collections in Yan’an Revolutionary Memorial Hall （Chinese Edition）（Hardback）

China Pictorial Publishing House Co.， Ltd. | ?198.00 | 211 pages | Apr 2011 | ISBN 9787802209787

Based on the Exhibition of Chinese Revolution History at the Yan’an Revolutionary Memorial Hall， this book gives a vivid display to the ups and downs that Yan’an went through during the 13-year revolutionary era with more than 1，000 precious historic pictures， thus offering a chance to visit “readable history museum.”

A Collection of Art Masterpieces in Yan’an Revolutionary Memorial Hall

（Chinese Edition）（Hardback）

China Pictorial Publishing House Co.， Ltd. | ?280.00 | 180 pages | Jun 2010 | ISBN 9787802208216

This book presents to readers more than 100 cultural relics and art masterpieces that the Yan’an Revolutionary Memorial Hall has collected over the past more than six decades since its establishment， including woodcarvings， oil paintings， calligraphic works and traditional Chinese paintings.

A Collection of Woodblocks of Yan’an Revolutionary Memorial Hall

（Chinese and English Edition）（Hardback）

China Pictorial Publishing House Co.， Ltd. | ?198.00 | 170 pages | Apr 2013 | ISBN 9787514606706

The book includes woodblocks， paintings and calligraphy by well-know historical figures， as well as oil paintings， sculptures， and restored historical scenes on display， it regrettably leaves out many original artworks， such as woodblocks and engraved pictures including column designs in publications， seals， stamps and book illustrations from 1935 to 1948， when the CPC Central Committee was headquartered in Yan’an.

Poetry Illustrated by Feng ZiKai & Translated by Xu YuanChong （Paperback）

Dolphin Books Co.， Ltd. | ?48.00 | Mar 2013 | ISBN 978-7-5110-1142-8

The book is uniquely compiled. Mr. Feng Zikai created a lot of modern comics for Chinese classical poetry. Mr. Xu Yuanchong translated the Chinese ancient poetry into English verse. A comic artist and a translation guru， who were originally uncorrelated， but met by this book. The sparkle is unspeakable. You can enjoy the comics， read poems and learn English from this book， and feel the unlimited charm by the comparison between Chinese and English as well as the poems and comics.

This book included more than 140 poetry comics of Feng Zikai and 140 corresponding English translation of Chinese ancient poetry of Mr. Xu Yuanchong. You will immediately comprehend the same charm of poetry by reading.

Open-and-shut History of World Wars 1st： Battle of Greek（Chinese Edition）（Paperback）

Hanyang Dongman | Blossom Press Co.， Ltd. | ?23.80 | May 2011 | ISBN 978-7-5054-2663-4

This book is actually a kind of cartoon book. Metro， the protagonist， will accompany you in this book. It tells the history of Greece through reviewing the past wars. It illustrates the reason， result and surrounding relation of those wars. This book not only presents accurate information about the wars but also tells you something about social life， art and culture. Key words： puffin books， history story of the world war and cartoon.

Open-and-shut History of World Wars 2nd： Battle of Ancient Rome（Chinese Edition）（Paperback）

Hanyang Dongman | Blossom Press Co.， Ltd. | ?23.80 | May 2011 | ISBN 978-7-5054-2664-1

This set of books is cartoon books actually. We connect those stories with the narration of Metro， the narrator in this book. It mainly talks about the historic wars happened in the past. And it also analyses the reason， result and surrounding relation of those wars. This book not only presents accurate information about the wars but also tells you something about social life， art and culture. In this book， it mainly tells the reason， progress， results and the influence of Alexander’s Anabasis which marks the beginning of battle of ancient Rome. This book has vivid pictures and humorous language style.

Open-and-shut History of World Wars 3rd： Prosperity and Split of Ancient Rome （Chinese Edition）（Paperback）

Hanyang Dongman | Blossom Press Co.， Ltd. | ?23.80 | Sept 2011 | ISBN 978-7-5054-2884-3

This cartoon book is children’s reading. It mainly tells the prosperity and fading of ancient Rome after the wars of Punic， including The Gracchus brother’s reform， fight between Marius and Sura， uprising of Spartak slaves， “First Triumvirate”， Gallic Wars， Caesar assassination. Naval battle of Actium and etc. Structurally， it arranges the time order of historical events well. And the sense of humor in this cartoon makes the stories more readable and adds more enjoyment within the stories. And in this book， it represents the prosperity of Rome， social custom and its civilization. So children can love the world history in this enjoy environment.

Open-and-shut History of World Wars 4th： The Frankish Kingdom and the Byzantine Empire （Chinese Edition）（Paperback）

Hanyang Dongman | Blossom Press Co.， Ltd. | ?23.80 | Sept 2011 | ISBN 978-7-5054-2883-6

This cartoon book is children’s reading. It mainly talks about the establishment of the Frankish Kingdom and its expansion， story of Karl the Great， how the Byzantine Empire becomes the most powerful country under the leadership of Constantine the Great and etc. Structurally， arrangement of historical events has compact design and reasonable transition. The plot is featured by tensed and relaxed. And the rich content improves the knowledge of this book. The wonderful narration of this little protagonist can do a good job in attracting the eyes of children， making them enrich their knowledge when they are reading it.

Open-and-shut History of World Wars 5th： The Rise of Islam World（Chinese Edition）（Paperback）

Hanyang Dongman | Blossom Press Co.， Ltd. | ?23.80 | Feb 2012 | ISBN 978-7-5054-3034-1

In the content， the formation and development of Islamic world are the mainline of this book， telling the relevant history and wars of Islam and Islamic world after the declining of Rome Empire. It includes the birth and development of Islam， legend of Mohammed， development of Mecca， taking three revenges on Mecca army by Medina army under the leadership of Mohammed， the war of aggression the Empire of Islam waged against Asia， Africa and Europe after the reunion of Arabian Peninsula and cultural transmission and so on.

Open-and-shut History of World Wars 6th： Wars of Middle Ages（Chinese Edition）（Paperback）

Hanyang Dongman | Blossom Press Co.， Ltd. | ?23.80 | Jan 2012 | ISBN 978-7-5054-3033-4

Mediaeval wars in the history of Europe are the mainline of this cartoon book， introducing mediaeval castles and knights， the Crusader――a religious war last about 2 centuries by lords and knights in Western Europe waged against Islamic countries in east coast of Mediterranean， collapsing of Middle Ages， and the European world and etc. In form， it tells the mediaeval wars in a humour tone and it has rich content in this book. So children will learn the history of mediaeval wars easily and clearly.

The Scene： Book of Odes （Paperback）

Liu Shahe | New Star Press Co.， Ltd. | ?36.00 | May 2013 | ISBN 9787513310505

The Scene： Book of Odes is the thought of Liu Shahe after reading Book of Odes. Liu Shahe selected 81 chapters from Book of Odes and told a story after every chapter in the form of reducting scenes. Although the stories date from 1000 years ago， they are very interesting to read.

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