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      • Bingsha Shatabdi

        Established in 1956, Bingsha Shatabdi follows two different trends in publication, It brings out direct translations from various European languages like French, Dutch, German into Bangla. It deals with both contemporary and classical literature. Its second goal is to publish collections of essays in Bangla and English, and its area of concentration is Social Science And Ancient Indian Civilization and Culture.

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        24 pattern Tai Chi- from beginner to master

        by qiu huifang

        24-pattern Tai Chi is easy to learn and it include the essence of all important things. This book wrote by the champion of Wushu championships for 5 periods m, Qiu Huifang. And recommend by Li Deyin, Wu Dong who are the Tai Chi master. It include the basic technics to master level Tai Chi knowledge, which can let everyone open the door of the Tai Chi World.

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        Lifestyle, Sport & Leisure

        Chen style Tai Chi- from beginners to masters

        by Chen Yibing

        Video presented by Chen YiBin- the prentice of national Tai Chi master Chen XiaoXing. It contains 32 patterns of Tai Chi, lead you to exercise and enjoy the life.     内容简介 国际太极拳大师陈小星入室弟子陈以斌亲身示范太极拳视频,扫码即看。陈式太极拳第十二代正宗传人,2013年受文化部、外交部、体育总局邀请天安门广场太极拳大型表演活动者和太极文化传播者!好功夫自有万钧之力,32个精华太极拳招式。既可锻炼身体,又能修身养性!

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        Humanities & Social Sciences
        May 2017

        Study on Zhou Dunyi's Journey of Life

        by Liu Yiping

        Zhou Dunyi (1017—1073) is a famous ideologist, philosopher and originator of Neo-Confucianism in the Northern Song Dynasty. Together with Shao Yong, Zhang Zai, Cheng Hao and Cheng Yi, they are called "Five Thinkers of the Northern Song Dynasty". This book is one of a series of books commemorating Zhou Dunyi with 17 manuscripts in it. The author experiences Zhou Dunyi's life journey by visiting 17 places where Zhou Dunyi ever studied, worked, teached, etc., and records personal feelings and reflection. It is the author's attempt to have a further understanding of Zhou Dunyi, Chinese traditional culture, as well as the Neo-Confucianism in the Northern Song Dynasty.

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        Literature & Literary Studies
        January 2024

        White before whiteness in the late Middle Ages

        by Wan-Chuan Kao

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        Batik and Sky Umbrella

        by Wa Mao, Shao Hui

        In a beautiful village of Miao people, Grandma Long makes a new Batik dress for her granddaughter. In the ancient Miao legend, Goddess Wa Shuang made a big Batik umbrella to hold up the sky. Grandma's story and the ancient legend are interwoven by the Batik, and the white flowers on the batik cloth dance on the dark blue cloth. Miao people's faith is embodied in the Batik technique and has been passed down from one generation to another.

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        1991

        Tai Chi

        Neue Körpererfahrung und Entspannung. (gesundes leben)

        by Jarosch, Ingo

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        January 1979

        Lebensschwung durch T'ai Chi

        Ein chinesischer Meister der Rhythmik lehrt die Meditation in der Bewegung

        by Huang, Al / Vorwort von Watts, Alan; Englisch Müller, Peter

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        November 1996

        Die Essenz des T'ai Chi

        Vitalität und Wohlbefinden durch Chi-Aktivierung

        by Liao, Waysun

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        Botany & plant sciences
        October 2012

        Arthropod Pests of Horticultural Crops in Tropical Asia

        by Rangaswamy Muniappan, B. Merle Shepard, Gerald R Carner, Peter Aun-Chuan Ooi

        Agriculture plays a pivotal role in the economy of tropical Asia, but arthropod pests are major constraints to production. This book consolidates the research on pests of South and Southeast Asia, providing useful data for the establishment of sustainable pest management programs. It covers the main arthropod pests of twenty five major crops, with colour photographs of their adult and immature stages, their distribution, biology, disease vectors, symptoms of the damage they cause and their natural enemies.

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        24 pattern Tai Chi picture book

        by Qiu Huifang

        Mainly presented by pictures and few words by the champion of Wushu championships Qiu Huifang. All the movement are clear which can make sure to show the correct motion. In addition, there is a free light disk that includes the whole manoeuvre with explanation. It makes the study easier.   内容简介 图大、字少,由世界武术锦标赛太极拳冠军邱慧芳亲自指导,动作连贯,手部、脚步移动方位清晰明了,保证了动作的准确性;另外,本书赠送了画面清晰的光盘,不仅有整套拳法的演练,还有分解动作的点评,易错动作的规避,易学易懂。

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        The Arts
        October 2018

        Glimpses of Gardens in Eastern China

        by TUNG Jun, TUNG Ming (translator)

        The architect Chuin Tung introduced the classic beauty of Chinese gardens to the world through this book The interest of garden appreciation: profound interpretation of the spirit and connotation of Chinese gardens  The method of gardening: comprehensive analysis of the details and techniques of garden construction (including architectural and planning, ornament and furniture, rockery, planting)  The history of gardens: detailing the difference between garden history and Eastern and Western gardens   建筑学界一代宗师童寯向世界介绍中国园林之美的经典著作 赏园之趣:深刻解读中国园林的精神与内涵 造园之法:全面分析园林营造的细节与技法(建筑与布局,装修与家具,叠石,植物配置) 园林之史:细述园林历史及东西方园林的区别

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        Biography & True Stories
        February 2017

        Jackie Chan:Never Grow Up, Only Get Older

        by Jackie Chan, Zhu Mo

        This is an autobiography of Chinese Kongfu star Jackie Chan. The book is a true recording of this international superstar’s growth and life experience for the last 50 years. It tells us the legendary actor’s stories, and also reflects a fantastic acting age.

      • Children's & YA
        January 2018

        What do? Wan Wan

        by Chuan Yin

        Painting is more room than photos to image. The author, Yin Chuan, together with his wife and pet dog, Wan Wan, became the series’ characters. Out of perspective of two masters, it painted a little dog’s growing up, and brought you natural smile that a mischievous endearing dog and a couple of very interesting master and mistress to make it almost earth-shaking. The series brought metropolitan people in quick living pace the heart consoling, which were the plots with happiness and delight sometimes and liveliness and moving sometimes, to seed the love in readers’ heart.

      • Fiction
        March 2019

        The Black Tulip Collection

        by Juan José Vidal Wood

        A fast-paced, engaging novel of suspense and intrigue where secret desires, ambitions, and a long-forgotten mystery come together on a historical journey through Europe and Asia. Lucas Vascones is a Chilean who has lived in Shanghai for many years. One afternoon he receives a call that jerks him out of his routine: his old martial arts master has died, and his funeral will be held in Kunming, in southern China. Lucas decides to attend, though with some reservations: ten years earlier, a dispute with Tang brought their relationship to an abrupt and definitive end. At the funeral, Master Tang’s widow approaches Lucas and asks him to write her husband’s posthumous biography. Alfred Tang had been a celebrity in martial arts circles: after starring in a number of martial arts films, he went on to build an international empire of prestigious martial arts academies. At first, Lucas tries to evade the proposal but ultimately accepts, prompted by his curiosity as well as his own secret dream of becoming a writer. Mrs. Tang hands him a set of boxes filled with material so that he can start his research. In one of the boxes Lucas finds a journal filled with notes, a tiny picture of the sixteenth-century Italian missionary Mateo Ricci, and a beautiful drawing of a library with books in all different colors.  Bewildered by the discovery, Lucas enlists help from Tang’s daughter, who connects him to an old friend of her father’s, a university professor by the name of Yan. Lucas meets with Professor Yang, who tells him about the black tulips, a collection of books that had once belonged to the sixteenth century Jesuit missionary Mateo Ricci, who was born in Italy but lived and died in China. The professor fills him in on several details, most interestingly the name of the last known owner of the “black tulip” book collection, a businessman from southern China. Professor Yang also shows Lucas some old film footage from the 1950s featuring a young Alfred Tang practicing the cha-cha-cha with a beautiful, exotic woman by the name of Vicky Cifuentes. The professor tells Lucas that if he wishes to find the collection and learn more about Alfred Tang, he must call on the beautiful Vicky. To Lucas’ surprise she is still alive, living in Hong Kong. Lucas decides to visit her, and this short trip becomes the first step on a series of unforgettable events that will lead him through Asia and Europe, where his life will change in the quest to uncover the truth – about the books, about his martial arts master, and about history itself.

      • Children's & YA
        May 2020

        The Crow and the Cherry Blossom

        by Ni Shao

        The crow and the cherry blossom meet at the beginning of spring, and part at the end of spring. In the shortest of friendships, each learns to appreciate the other’s beauty, and a beautiful memory is created.     Spring has come. When the crow wakes and opens his eyes, he discovers that the cherry blossom throughout the town has opened too – all except one little bud, which is still sleeping. He waits patiently for the bud to unfurl and flower. After a thunderstorm, the crow’s feathers are soaked through, but the cherry blossom is still intact. In the quiet of early morning, the crow tells the cherry blossom about his dream. He looks forward to meeting him again next spring. But can that really happen?   The Crow and the Cherry Blossom is an elegant and poetic picture book. The gentle narrative style and the detailed pencil drawings offer a calm and comforting reading experience. Crow is black, Cherry Blossom is pink. One moves, one is still. The crow and the cherry blossom are so different, yet they gradually open up to each other, and enjoy a friendship that is short, but deep.

      • Health & Personal Development
        September 2015

        Essence of Lin Mogen Taichi

        by Wang Jianye

        Wang Jianye is the chief disciple of Lin Mogen who is a Taichi master, China pioneer of hand-pushing, and the fifth generation heir of Yang’s Taichi. Besides Mr. Lin’s Taichi theories, the book also introduces the practicing essentials and techniques of Taichi, as well as 115 movements in Yang’s Taichi. The fist positions and movements in the book are all demonstrated by Mr. Lin Mogen.

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