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On the wedding night of Emperor Guangxu (1871-1908), whose queen was secretly eating wood...... Imperial Consort Zhen in her blooming age started her mysterious life in the Forbidden City......
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The status of the "Four Kings" in the history of art has experienced ups and downs, reflecting the changes and characteristics of Chinese art research since the end of the 19th century in terms of researchers, research materials, research directions, writing styles, and research methods. These studies were also affected by the political environment and The impact of foreign cultural shocks, therefore, the "Four Kings" are typical in the study of art history. The book collects the paintings of Wang Shimin, Wang Yuanqi, Wang Hui, and Wang Jian in the Palace Museum, compiles his painting theory works and contemporary research articles, sorts out the context of his inheritance and innovation of the pen and ink of the predecessors, and shows the great charm of Chinese painting. The complete collection consists of ten volumes, divided into volumes according to the author of the "Four Kings", divided into Wang Shimin volume (Volume 1), Wang Jian volume (Volume 2 and Volume 3), Wang Hui volume (Volume 4, Volume 5, Volume 6, and Volume 7) , Wang Yuanqi volume (Volume 8, Volume 9, Volume 10), each volume is divided into catalog, foreword, legend, essay, catalog of plates, plates, etc., comprehensively and completely display the historical features of the "Four Kings" paintings, for the creation of fine arts and Art research provides true and comprehensive first-hand information, and provides an orderly and vivid art reader for the public's aesthetics.
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The book has narrated the stories and persons related to the development of Chinese railways and elucidated the necessary factors of the achievements of China today, proving that it’s the inevitable choice of history!
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The book selects 71 Chinese traditional colours (goose yellow, moon white, sky blue, etc. )and categorized them into 8 groups according to China’s traditional way: blue, red, yellow, white, black, purple, green and brown. The author analyzs each colour from 3 perspectives: its source and character(HANZI，汉字), its application on national treasures such as paintings, furniture, sculpture, and china, and scenery captured by the author on her journeys around China, illustrating the cultural metaphor of colour, eliminating the cultural life of ancient Chinese people and their unique taste. 71 old colors, 200 excellent photos, four-colour printing, perfect presentation of Chinese traditional culture. 《古色之美》选取中国传统五正色和三间色：青红黄白黑紫绿褐，详析八大色系七十一种传统颜色（胭脂、藤黄、月白、藕荷……）的源流与现状。 每个色系分三篇论述：言色、物色、行色，从字源、国宝器物，和作者旅行途中捕捉的景色三个角度，分享古色之美。分析色彩的文化隐喻，解读古人的文化生活、审美情趣，一本读懂色彩背后的中国文化。 七十一种经典古色、两百张绝美摄影，精选纸张、四色印刷，完美呈现中国传统色彩与文化之美。
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This novel mainly describes the difficult transformation of the lower classes in Northern Jiangsu from spiritual desolation to the establishment of beliefs in the decades between the 1920s and 1937 when the Japanese soldiers massacred civilians in Nanjing. Focusing on the small town of Wujiaji in Northern Jiangsu and the maturity of the main character Zhang Rujin (pet name Nafu), the novel highlights the historical change of the common people from paying no attention to national affairs to devoting themselves to the cause of fighting against Japanese aggressors. It can be called the annals of the Chinese lower society in the first half of the 20th century. It also offers a profound and objective analysis of the living condition and spiritual world of the lower classes in China during that turbulent period to the extent that this is a rare epic in China about the life of common people on the Northern Jiangsu Plain.
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Yang Peng's alien series original science fiction works. The book continues Yang Peng's consistent style of creation—incredible imagination, extraordinary exaggeration, unrepeatable comedy, bizarre plots, sci-fi elements, relaxing, humorous, and thrilling fun. At the same time, courage, integrity, kindness, unity, patriotism, and environmental protection are integrated into the delightful storytelling. The theme is positive, setting a good example for the children. The evil aliens were sucked into the black hole, but broke through the white hole and got out of the captivity of the crystal box. In 3199, they took the snow comet to the solar system again, and started the first shot of attacking humans on Mars. Then they launched a horrible "smashing bomb" to the earth. As a result, the earth's pollution is raging. Earth was at stake! The 15-year-old CEO Yang Jian, super-powered girl Murong Xue, little doctor Jiligulu and their peers, sailed the super space battleship "Dragon" to the distant crystal star for help, and once again encountered the enemy fleet on the edge of the solar system at a ratio of 1 against 53. Can they win?
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There is a small and beautiful house on the hillside build by a little witch Ms. Pretty. Ant, Rat, Snake and Frog all wanted live together with her, but Ms. Pretty did not like it. She was so upset and decided to move. Where is the next station?
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A red shoe missed the other one. He wanted a warm house, and met a greedy rat on the road. Could the rat help the red shoe to find his friend?
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One day, mom brought back a little boy. From then on, all the family took focus on the baby. The boy’s sister thought parents didn’t love her any longer, so she hided in a cave alone and changed into a donkey. For looking after her, grandpa changed into a donkey too. Did other members of the family change into donkey?
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A baby koala was born and rested in pouch of his mother all the day, never walking out. When he grows up, he needs to see the outside world. Could he become a brave boy?
What if man plays Go with God? Who will be the winner?The Heaven Trap attempts to discuss such a proposition. It captures the oriental artistic charm of the text and figuratively describes such a traditional cultural symbol as “Weiqi” with extraordinary imagination and unrestricted flamboyant pictures. Full of visual impact and modern aesthetic emotion, the book draws a Go world containing philosophy and life wisdom.Originally adapted from a prestigious short story (the story) of Jiao Jian, the picture book is short but meaningful. With unique and unusual imagination, the book forms an amazing Go world, exhibiting the long history and infinite fascination of Go and celebrating the admirable spirit a Go fanatic exerts to explore the mysteries of Go and never admit defeat. With the valley as flat and square as a Go board and black stones alternating with white snow like pieces, a game of Go was ready appropriately. Yue Tianyi contemplated quite a while to puzzle out the scene that Hun Dun moved stones to keep warm before freezing to death, laying out this game of Go unintentionally. What a Go fanatic! He took a closer look at this game only to discover its marvelous ideas and excellent moves, revealing a majestic and magnificent look. It was the greatest work he had ever seen in his life. Towering mountains stood around the Go board. The blue sky hung down with thick clouds. Eagles hovered over mountain creeks, with sad and shrill howling…Yue Tianyi was totally shocked and stood for a long while solemn and respectful, with two words coming out of his mouth, “Heaven trap!”All the others climbed up to the mountain and crowded around Yue Tianyi. Nobody understood why he looked so strange.They asked one after another, “What did you see? What is Hun Dun doing?”Yue Tianyi answered, “Playing Go.”“Whom is he playing with in such a remote mountain?”Yue Tianyi remained silent for a good while, and said heavily, “God!”Due to shallow opinion as layfolk, they questioned closely, “Did he win or lose?”…“Won by half a point!” Click http://www.rightol.com/video/en/202210/P211018162147812.mp4 to watch the English Introduction video.
Mutual Aid Group for Marriage tells the story of Ning Zidong, a "surplus woman" who pretends to marry Geng Jian, a man who also remains single at a age above average for marriage and suffers from huge family pressure. In order to describe their psychological problems and dilemmas detainedly, the writer simultaneously and intentionally brings together three women with different obstacles in love as sisters of a family. Although Ning Zidong and Geng Jian finally fall in love, and their sisters all have happy endings, the social problems of love that commomly exsit in contemporary China are worth pondering.
Eight years ago, Lu Jian was wrongly imprisoned. When he got out of prison, he found out that it was his lover who sent him to prison. Unexpectedly, the man and the woman were engaged in a lovehate entanglement. The novel unfolds between love and hate, violence and tenderness, etc. It makes a profound study on the complexity of human nature and is full of courage and social reflection .
This collaborative study between the NRC and the Chinese Academy of Engineering (CAE) addresses the problems facing China in the next twenty years as it attempts to provide personal transport desired by millions of Chinese, while preserving the environment and the livability of its cities. According to Song Jian, president of the CAE, the decision has already been taken to produce a moderate cost family car in China, which will greatly increase the number of vehicles on the roads. This study explores the issues confronting the country, including health issues, the challenge to urban areas, particularly the growing number of megacities, environmental protection, infrastructure requirements, and technological options for Chinese vehicles. It draws on the experience of the United States and other countries and review model approaches to urban transportation and land use planning. Recommendations and policy choices for China are described in detail.
It vividly tells stories of 31 distinguished academicians of Chinese Academy.
This book is a systematic summary of the achievements of Chinese Massotherapy and a comprehensive and detailed research into its academic origin and development, basic theories, fundamental knowledge, basic manipulations, physical exercises, and its concrete application in clinical practice and health maintenance. It includes the main massotherapic works and a wealth of other documents of the various periods in China, brings together the fruits of modern massotherapic research from home and abroad in the past five decades, summarizes the clinical experience of massotherapists of various periods, and brings to light hundreds of almost-lost methods of treatment. It is no exaggeration to say that this book is an omni-directional, high-level and wide-ranging crystallization of the contents and characteristics of Chinese massotherapy.
This book highlights recent advances in the utility of noble metal nanoparticles in imaging and sensing, photodiagnostics and photothermal therapy. Coverage includes synthetic strategies for metal nanoparticles, use of metal nanoparticles as contrast agents, novel photothermal approaches, drug delivery aspects and applications in technologies such as surface plasmon resonance imaging.
