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Winning the Future: China and the World at a High Level of Openness
Chi Fulin, Guo Da, and Kuang Xianming
In the face of major changes unprecedented in the world in a century, how China grasps the general trend of world development, in what way it affects the world, and how the world views China objectively, has become a major issue of widespread concern at home and abroad. The author of this book believes that in the new stage of development, China is committed to promoting high-level opening up and promoting the construction of a new system of a higher level of open economy. China's high-level opening up has its distinctive characteristics: taking the expansion of domestic demand as the basic orientation; promoting the process of free trade as the strategic goal; taking the development of trade in services as a major task; building a new highland of high-level opening up as an important breakthrough; taking institutional-type opening up as a prominent feature; and building a high-level socialist market system as an important guarantee.
Small Farmers in Big Countries: The "Three Rural Areas" Problem and Strategic Choices in the New Journey of Modernization
By Ye Xingqing
The book mainly discusses the "three rural areas" problem and strategic choices in the new journey of China's modernization, and believes that the strategic adjustment of agriculture needs to meet the requirements of high-level opening up. First of all, from the two dimensions of changes in economic and trade rules and changes in industrial advantages, the far-reaching impact of high-level opening up on China's agriculture is judged, and it is recommended to improve the national food security governance capacity under the conditions of opening up. Secondly, on the basis of authoritative data interpretation, policy text analysis, and summary of local practical experience, the adjustment direction of agricultural policies in the new journey of modernization is proposed: from production increase orientation to competitiveness orientation, from extensive development to sustainable development, from ultra-small-scale operation to moderate operation, from community closure of collective property rights structure to moderate openness, from eliminating absolute poverty to alleviating relative poverty. Finally, review the basic background and demands of the main topics of agricultural reform in the World Trade Organization (WTO), and analyze the impact of the WTO agricultural reform trend on China.
"Atlas of Paleozoic Strata and Marker Fossils in China" series
Shen Shuzhong, Wang Xiangdong, Peng Shanchi, Wang Guangxu, Xi Wenkun, Zhang Yuandong, and so on
The series of books is the first series of books in the world to systematically sort out and summarize the paleozoic regional strata and marker fossil atlas in China, using the latest research results of biological stratigraphy, chronostratiology and comprehensive stratigraphy based on the latest fossil taxonomy, representing the highest level of Paleozoic stratigraphy in China, and can be used as an important standard for the division and comparison of regional strata in China in the next few decades, as well as an authoritative reference book for geological research, exploration and development of oil and gas and mineral resources.
Series of books entitled "Silk Art of Chinese Dynasties"
Zhao Feng, Chief Editor
The series of books selects the silk cultural relics of various cultural institutions around the world, and gathers a national team of professional scholars from the perspective of cultural history and art history, and each volume comprehensively, systematically and scientifically sorts out and studies the artistic development of Chinese silk from the Han Dynasty to the early 20th century, describing the artistic style of silk patterns at that time and the cultural connotations behind them, including weaving techniques, artistic characteristics, production patterns, fabrication systems, as well as the influence of politics, economy, culture, fashion and foreign art on the development of silk. The illustrations in the book are selected from the collections of cultural institutions and individuals around the world.
At the same time, it is not only an "encyclopedia" about silk, but also covers the history of Chinese sericulture silk, cultural history and art history from the beginning of the Han Dynasty, including important specimens in the history of ancient social life, while describing the development process of Chinese silk art, providing evidence for the study and restoration of ancient material culture, examining the cultural significance of silk, and filling the research of material culture history.
"Wu Xiong and the Whole Song Of the Batch School"
Wu Xiong and batch school
Mr. Wu Xionghe is a professor of the Department of Chinese of Zhejiang University, and Mr. Xia Chengtao, a master of lexicography, is recognized by the academic community as a lexicographer. He is the author of lexical monographs such as "General Theory of Tang and Song Words" and "Tang and Song Dictionary Commentary: Two Song Volumes", which have a great influence.
Mr. Wu Xionghe read through the "Quan Song Ci" five times, and did a large number of batch proofreading, and revised, chronicled, examined, evaluated, supplemented, and approved the Quan Song Ci. This book is based on Mr. Wu Xionghe's proofreading of the Zhonghua Book Company's 1980 printing of the Quan Song Ci.
Study of the Four Rites of the Song Dynasty
By Yang Yi
The book aims to explore a form of liturgical knowledge that lies between scripture and historiography. The so-called "four rites" are differentiated from the system of ritual classics, and are different from the "three rites" and the "five rites" of the study, with crowns, marriages, funerals, and sacrifices as the main content, and privately written ritual books as documents, trying to summarize the whole process of individual life and the ritual system of Confucian daily life.
The Song Dynasty was the formation period of the Four Rites system, and the whole book examined about 60 kinds of Song Dynasty four rites documents, made a thematic analysis of the relevant issues of the four rites, outlined the historical picture of the dissemination and practice of the four rites theory in the Song Dynasty, and laid the foundation for the construction of the "Chinese traditional four rites" system.
A Global History of Time
[United States] by Vanessa Ogle, translated by Guo Ke and Zhang Liuyi, translated by Sun Wei
Time is in everyone's vital interest, but people know too little about real-life time. We just passively observe time, but we simply don't know what time we are observing. Why comply with it. The book is to answer this question that everyone will ask, but few people understand, comprehensively analyze the time that we are familiar with and unfamiliar, and at the same time lay out from a historical point of view, from a specific event, which is extremely vivid and readable, and can give people great ideological inspiration.
The Practice of the Rule of Law in Democratic Athens
[English] Edward M. Written by M. Harris, translated by Chen Rui, Yin Yajun, and Zhong Wencai
The book focuses on how the Athenians enforced and applied the law when the courts adjudicated disputes. Some recent academic studies have placed great emphasis on the implementation and enforcement of ancient Greek law, however, most of these works have not questioned the following flawed assertions, such as that ancient Athenian law was primarily related to procedure; that the important work of enforcing law was in the hands of ordinary citizens; that the Athenians used the courts not to uphold the law but to settle grievances between individuals; and that the Athenian courts often made decisions on individual cases and paid little attention to the literal meaning of the law. Drawing on modern legal theory, the author examines the nature of the "open structure" of Athenian law and reveals that the Athenians approached law more complexly than many modern scholars had imagined, thus bringing about considerable breakthroughs in the field of study. At the same time, the book explores the flaws of the Athenian legal system and how they led to Athens' defeat in the Peloponnesian War. Edward Harris also refined some of the ideas that scholars had long held by revisiting the existing evidence, and placed the judicial activity in Athens in a broad political and social context.
When The Economy Meets the Law: The Evolution of the Market in Ming and Qing China
Qiu Pengsheng
Some commercial towns in Ming and Qing China had changes in economic organization, economic laws and even cultural ideology, which in turn contributed to the institutional changes at that time. In view of the various economic organizations of Suzhou merchant groups, Suzhou and Songjiang cotton processing industry, Yunnan copper mining and Chongqing shipping industry, as well as Chongqing debt and partnership litigation, and the dissemination of Ming and Qing commercial books, Qiu Pengsheng conducted a specific case analysis to present the close interaction between China's "economic organization, legal system, and cultural concepts" at that time, hoping to further demonstrate how these changes together constituted the "market evolution" of Ming and Qing China. As for how to compare the similarities and differences between the history of the commercial system in Ming and Qing Dynasties and the West, Qiu Pengsheng argues that instead of categorically simplifying the complex development of the modern West, researchers may be able to maintain a more open mind to explore how the West, including China, has conducted its own market evolution path.
Faust (illustrated)
By Goethe, Delacroix et al., translated by Zhou Xuepu
"Faust" is one of Goethe's masterpieces, pouring into Goethe's more than sixty years and enthusiasm from the young to the twilight of his twilight years, and is considered one of the immortal masterpieces in world literature.
The book was based on the ancient legend of Dr. Faust selling his soul to the devil in exchange for knowledge and youth, and Goethe created it to give Faust legend a new meaning. He is rich in content and is divided into two parts: the first narrates the tragedy of Faust's knowledge and the tragedy of love; the second describes his political, artistic and career tragedies. Faust, along with Homer's Epic, Divine Comedy, and Hamlet, is known as the four classical masterpieces of European literature.
Most of the illustrations in this book come from de la Croix, a representative of the French Romantic school in the 19th century, whose paintings for Faust are considered to be among the most important illustrations of the time. Other works are from the works of Engelbert Siebetz, Rottlek, Redon, and Monticelli.
There are more than 100 illustrations.
Feng Zikai Translation Collection (19 volumes)
Feng Chen Bao, Feng Yiyin, Yang Chaonian, Yang Ziyun, and Feng Rui
Mr. Feng Zikai is famous for his comics and essays, but his contribution to the development of translated literature in China is also recorded in history. During his lifetime, he translated more than thirty works on art theory and literature, covering Japanese, English, Russian and other languages, and made important contributions to the popularization of Chinese art education and the exchange of foreign cultures, especially the exchange of Chinese and Japanese cultures.
His translation is both faithful to the original text and not limited to the original text, easy to understand, natural and fluent, distinctive style, and has been widely loved by readers for many years, and at the same time, he has made remarkable achievements in translating foreign literary and art theories and literary translations, and occupies an important position in the history of Chinese translation literature. The "Feng Zikai Translation Collection" compiled and published this time, a total of 19 volumes, nearly 6 million words, mainly includes the literature and art works translated by Mr. Feng Zikai.
"Fu Shen on Zhang Daqian"
Tian Hong and Jiang Chaoxian, eds
"I have neither benefited nor repaid Mr. Daqian, nor have he ever given me paintings, although I would like to go to the door to verify the fake paintings I have collected scattered overseas and his forged works, but I know that he has too many guests and cannot talk freely, so I did not become his guest during his lifetime, let alone tasted the delicacies of Dafengtang," Fu Shen said.
At the same time, Fu Shen admired Zhang Daqian's efforts, talents and achievements in calligraphy and painting, and also liked most of his works, and in many ways believed that Zhang Daqian was a rare person in the history of Chinese painting and one of the most accomplished painters of the twentieth century. Especially as a person who studies the history of ancient paintings and paintings and identifies work, Zhang Daqian is the most ideal object of study, because he is the painter who has the deepest and most extensive understanding of traditional painting among the painters of the past generations and is the best painter, so his works are most related to the history of painting. In Zhang Daqian's works, there is not only his personal painting history, but also the history of Chinese painting.
The Art World of The Eight Monsters of Yangzhou
Written by Xue Yongnian and Xue Feng, edited by Tian Hong
This book focuses on the development of Yangzhou's local commercial economy and the art history of Yangzhou Eight Monsters in the middle of the Qing Dynasty, and clearly shows the creative achievements and artistic ideas of Yangzhou Eight Monsters. The authors are Professor Xue Yongnian and the late Mr. Xue Feng, whose study of the Eight Monsters of Yangzhou focuses on the historical value of the School of Painting, while Professor Xue Yongnian's study of the Eight Monsters of Yangzhou is the development and influence of the school from individual cases to schools. The two scholars have a common understanding of the study of the Yangzhou School, and the cooperation between the two is complementary and complementary.
This book is based on the co-authored book "Eight Monsters of Yangzhou and Yangzhou Commerce" published by the two authors in 1991, and adds twelve papers that they have studied from the macro perspective of art history around the eight monsters of Yangzhou, the Yangzhou School and the development of local commercial economy in the middle of the Qing Dynasty.
The vivid writing of the whole book can make readers understand the eight monsters of Yangzhou more deeply, and also provide worthy of reference for future generations to study the Yangzhou School of painting, and it is also a systematic combing of the study of yangzhou eight monsters and yangzhou local art history.
The Vanishing Library
By Ye Jinhong
Behind each library is a group of book keepers. In turbulent times, the stories between these bookkeepers and the library are particularly vivid and moving. As a book keeper and bibliophile, the author visits libraries around the world and tells the history of the birth, change and disaster of these libraries. The library and the storied or bumpy experiences of the bookkeepers behind this book are the best annotations to turbulent times.
Panic Empire: Infectious Diseases and Dominion Anxiety
[English] Bai Jinwen ed., translated by He Wenzhong, Cai Sihui, and Zheng Wenhui
The book examines panic as an imperial phenomenon from a comparative perspective and historical dimension, especially caused by infectious diseases such as cholera, plague, influenza, and new infectious diseases emerging at the end of the 20th century. Through a series of case studies from East Asia in the early 19th century to the United States in the 21st century, it explores the attempts made by Western government agencies, policymakers, planners, and other authorities to understand, respond to, and eliminate panic caused by infectious diseases and other crises. It also examines the role of a variety of technologies, from telegraph to medical technology and public health, in spreading and constraining "panic" information, examines the relationship between the empire's complex network of relationships and panic, and concludes that disease threats produce specific anxieties and collective panic.
The Aging of Works of Art: A Scientific Story Hidden in Art History
By Paul Nicholas Burgess Taylor, translated by Yang Jing
The book perfectly interprets the relationship between "art" and "science", which stands at the junction of science and art, and uses a scientific way to show everyone the process of "aging" of art with age. Different from the previous academic books, there are no obscure words in the book, the language is funny and humorous, easy to understand, and the hundreds of high-definition masterpieces listed in it can also allow readers to experience a visual feast of famous paintings. For example, Michelangelo's fresco "Prophet Zechariah", painted by Michelangelo in the Sistine Chapel, has undergone generations of cleaning and restoration, and it is far from the appearance just painted. The stories and characters behind each work of art, from the artwork itself to its owner and even the restorer, will be presented in this book.
The Tang Empire: China's Medieval Era
[Japanese] Edited by Miyazaki City, translated by Liao Mingfei and Hu Zhenzi
The author uses vivid and popular brushwork to reproduce the historical process of China from the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Southern and Northern Dynasties of Wei and Jin, the Five Hu and Sixteen Kingdoms to the Sui and Tang Empires, and restores the cruel and turbulent, pathetic and desolate Middle Ages. But the chaos of the Middle Ages also gave birth to the germ of a new order, especially the conditions for the prosperity of the Song Dynasty. In the book, the activities of the nomads on the stage of Chinese history are also fully demonstrated. The book is a representative work of Miyazaki's "Historical View of Prosperity Change", which repeatedly discusses the essence of the historical view of prosperity and the system of world history.
"Two Song Dynasty Tea Poems and Tea Ceremony"
By Huang Jie
The book systematically explores the tea culture information in the tea poetry of the two Song Dynasties, comprehensively presents the tea ceremony style of the two Song Dynasties, and explores the relationship between the tea ceremony of the Two Song Dynasties and the creation of tea poetry of the Two Song Dynasties. The basic conclusion is that the tea ceremony and the tea art are two and one, which is the reality of the tea ceremony.
The tea ceremony is the crystallization of Chinese culture, followed by the tang dynasty, the tea ceremony has been more extensive and subtle development in the Zhao and Song dynasties; the spirit of the tea ceremony of the two Song Dynasties not only inherits the old achievements of ancient Chinese thought, but also integrates the new achievements of medieval Taoism and Zen thought, and is the specific and micro of the unique Chinese way of thought system, with distinct national and contemporary characteristics;
The cultural personality of the tea people is entrusted by the mountains and rivers of China and the traditional culture, which determines the formation of the tea ceremony and has subjective significance for the creation of tea poetry.
How to Read Wittgenstein
[English] by Ray Munch, translated by Xu Bin
Wittgenstein is no different from other analytical philosophers in their subjects, all about the nature of logic, the limitations of language, and the meaning of meaning, but he accomplishes this in a unique poetic style that sets his work apart from those of his peers and makes the question of how to read his work particularly important.
According to Ray Munch, the roots of Wittgenstein's thought lie in a determination to uphold the scientist character of our time and to uphold the integrity and autonomy of non-scientific forms of understanding. Wittgenstein sought to show that the understanding we seek in philosophy is similar to the understanding we seek of a person, a piece of music, or even a poem.
Eleven Faces of the Northern Song Dynasty
By Wu Zhengqiang
The Northern Song Dynasty, an era of highly developed spiritual civilization, accounted for six of the eight great prose masters of the Tang and Song dynasties. However, do you know that Zhao Kuangyin, the founding emperor of the Song Dynasty, was a black fat man who loved to drink and gamble? Do you know that Zhao Kuangyin, who reused civilian officials, actually did not look up to those literati? Did you know that Bao Qingtian of Kaifeng Province does not work in Kaifeng Province all year round? Do you know that in fact, there is no zhan zhao around Bao Qingtian in history? The book will take you through the life of eleven celebrities in the history of the Northern Song Dynasty, taking you to understand the charm and rise and fall of the civilization of the Northern Song Dynasty.
Tribute of the Year
The "Chinese Painting Series of Past Dynasties" has included more than 12,250 pieces (sets) of Chinese paintings in paper, silk (including drapery, aya), hemp and other materials of more than 260 cultural institutions at home and abroad, including more than 9,000 pieces (sets) of domestic collections, more than 3,250 pieces (sets) of foreign collections, and more than 23,000 high-precision negatives, covering most of the "national treasure" level painting treasures that have been handed down; the project has successively compiled and published "Complete Collections of Pre-Qin, Han, and Tang Paintings", "Complete Collections of Song Paintings", "Complete Collections of Yuan Paintings", "Complete Collections of Ming Paintings", "Complete Collections of Qing Paintings", A total of 67 volumes and more than 240 volumes, more than 500 contributors. It is by far the most complete collection of Chinese paintings, the most authentic image records, the most refined printing quality and the largest publishing scale of Chinese painting image documents in the same kind of publications.
In 2021, the 24 volumes and 86 volumes of the Complete Collection of Qing Paintings were also published one after another, covering famous calligraphers and painters of the Qing Dynasty, such as the "Four Monks", "Four Kings", and Yun Shouping Masters.
It is the most exquisitely printed and the most comprehensive collection of fine images of Qing Dynasty paintings.
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