Zhang Haomiao
The 1,000 color photographs contained in the Catalogue of Chinese Dragonflies are the best images carefully selected from a library of more than 200,000 images. This mainly comes from the author's own fieldwork, but also from excellent works by insect photographers from all over the world. The process of selecting the image is quite long, and I don't know how many versions have been replaced. Next, introduce these winners one by one according to the color system!
Golden - Exclusive to the Lisine Cerora

Li Zhi silk crunch, photographed in May 2014 in Wuzhishan, Hainan, and collected in March 2015
Red
Red is the most representative color of the dragonfly family, especially in the dragonfly family, fan family and so on
Red-bellied dragonfly, taken in Dehong, Yunnan in June 2015, and collected in November 2016
Asian giant dragonfly, photographed in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan Province, april 2013, and collected in December 2014
Dwarf red dragonfly, photographed in Huizhou, Guangdong in May 2015, by Song Ruibin. Collected in October 2017
Dragonfly, photographed in Huizhou, Guangdong province in July 2013, and collected in December 2014
Zhu Belly Li Fan Cricket, photographed in Pu'er, Yunnan In May 2017, collected in December 2017
Xuguang Red Dragonfly, taken in Dehong, Yunnan in November 2017, and collected in December 2017
Red pink/pink series
A color similar to the red family, it is commonly found in dragonflies in various still water environments
Xiao Brown Dragonfly, photographed in Dehong, Yunnan in June 2015, collected in November 2016
Chinese and Indian subspecies of the red-brown grey dragonfly, taken in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan province in December 2013, and collected in December 2013
Red base cricket, photographed in Shaoguan, Guangdong in June 2018, by Song Ruibin, september 2018
Orange series
This color is best chosen for China's largest fly. The orange line also includes the split-lipped dragonfly gold-winged family that fascinates dragonfly fans
Golden-spotted round-rumped fly, photographed in Baise, Guangxi in May 2017 and collected in November 2017
David's split lip worm, taken in May 2016 in Lincang, Yunnan, and collected in November 2016
Yellow-sided epistaxis, taken in October 2016 in Dehong, Yunnan, and collected in December 2016
Gluteal-spotted wedge-winged dragonfly, taken in Anhui in June 2018, by Yan Shaohua, in September 2018
Yellow series
The most common colors, mostly as speckled embellishments, are of course pure yellow
Lemon yellow cricket, taken in July 2014 in Dehong, Yunnan, november 2016
Golden Spring Fly, photographed in Pu'er, Yunnan in June 2015, and collected in November 2016
Yellow-veined springfly, taken in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan in May 2018, and collected in September 2018
Fluorescent yellow
Manifested only on the hindwings of the cleft-lipped fly, is a pronounced warning color that makes them dare to expose them to the most open mountain streams
Butterfly split lip fly (Vietnamese type), photographed in Chongzuo, Guangxi in May 2018, and collected in September 2018
Green system
Members of the genus Virtuosophora, which are well known to the green, are also found in the family Acaciae
East Asia, taken in Dehong, Yunnan, July 2014, and collected in November 2016
Spiny horn snake spring fly, taken in Beijing in July 2017, collected in November 2017
Long Hook Day Spring Fly, photographed in Guangzhou, Guangdong province in April 2018, and collected in September 2018
Slender-waisted long-tailed fly, taken in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan in May 2017, and collected in September 2018
Blue
One of the representative colors of dragonflies, commonly found in males
Hybrid fly, taken in Mudanjiang, Heilongjiang in August 2013, collected in February 2015
Brown dragonfly, photographed in Kaili, Guizhou in June 2018, collected in September 2018
Zhao's holy nose crunch, taken in June 2017 in Fangchenggang, Guangxi, and collected in November 2017
Sky blue yellow crunch, taken in Honghe, Yunnan in June 2016, and collected in November 2016
Brown spotted cerifer, taken in November 2017 in Dehong, Yunnan, in November 2017
Purple
A rare color in dragonflies, seen in markings on the thorax or wings
Yellow-ridged holy nose cricket, taken in Honghe, Yunnan in June 2016, and collected in November 2016
Print fan cricket, taken in May 2018 in Honghe, Yunnan, and collected in September 2018
White
White is mainly the color of the belt, or due to the white powder cream
Black-and-white printed epistaxis, taken in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan in May 2016, and collected in November 2016
Snow-covered black mountain cricket, photographed in May 2018 in Huizhou, Guangdong Province, by Song Ruibin, collected in September 2018
Metallic
It is the metallic color that makes the color cricket the focus of the dragonfly's attention
The translucent single-veined color cricket, photographed in Guiyang, Guizhou in August 2018, was collected in September 2018
Brown-banded dark cites, taken in Dehong, Yunnan in July 2014, and collected in December 2015
Brilliant color cricket, photographed in May 2017 in Huizhou, Guangdong Province, by Song Ruibin, in November 2017
Gemstone system
Emeralds of the great pseudo-dragonfly family, pseudo-dragonfly family, etc., and sapphires of the dragonfly family
Maroon blue pseudo-dragonfly, photographed in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan in May 2016, and collected in November 2016
Cyril Pseudo-Dragonfly, photographed in Lincang, Yunnan in May 2015, and collected in November 2016
Thai pseudo-dragonfly, photographed in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan, in May 2018 and collected in September 2018
Frosted
Wearing a powder cream is an important sign of sexual maturity
Six-spotted curved dragonfly, photographed in June 2014 in Wuzhishan, Hainan, and collected in November 2016
Black-tailed grey dragonfly, taken in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan, in December 2013, and collected in December 2015
Red-tailed black mountain crenem, photographed in Nanning, Guangxi in June 2018, and collected in September 2018
Black-brown
Black is not dull and dull, but is decorated with various patterns
Haomiao Dark Creek Cricket, taken in May 2018 in Honghe, Yunnan, and collected in September 2018
Black-spotted dark brook crunch, taken in Nanning, Guangxi in June 2018, and collected in September 2018
Black spotted dragonfly, photographed in Fangchenggang, Guangxi in May 2017, and collected in November 2017
Brown-winged split-lip fly, photographed in Kaili, Guizhou in August 2018, and collected in September 2018
Yellow-winged split-lip fly, taken in Honghe, Yunnan in June 2017, and collected in November 2017
Green-winged brook cricket, taken in May 2017 in Fangchenggang, Guangxi, and collected in November 2017
Flaming wings
There are many stars in the genus Lithoptera, and the wings are colorful and colorful.
Black-topped bright-winged cymbal, taken in November 2014 in Dehong, Yunnan, and collected in November 2014
Yaoli winged dragonfly, photographed in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan in May 2018, and collected in September 2018
Triangular Lily Dragonfly, photographed in August 2018 in Laibin, Guangxi, and collected in September 2018
Ban Li winged dragonfly, taken in Huizhou, Guangdong in July 2018, photographed by Song Ruibin, collected in September 2018
Non-color factions
Give the flatworm a place, the color is not attractive enough, but the body is excellent, the winner of the best body award.
Giant scythe, photographed in May 2017 in Baise, Guangxi, and collected in November 2017
China Dragonfly Grand Picture Book Collection Limited Edition (= Private Customized Edition) pre-sale
Publisher: Chongqing University Press
Author: Zhang Haomiao
Pages: 1488 pages
Price: 1799 RMB
Listing time: December 2018
The most comprehensive color atlas of Dragonfly species in China: The whole book includes 818 species in 175 genera, 23 families, 23 suborders of Chinese dragonflies (293 species of 65 genera of 13 families of Lepidoptera, 3 species of 1 genus of 1 family of Meteroptera, and 522 species of 106 genera of 8 families of Poor-winged Suborder); it is also the color atlas of the world's dragonflies with the largest number of dragonfly species and the most complete display angle;
The book contains more than 3,500 color pictures (including more than 100 in the overview part, more than 2,500 in the species description part, more than 850 color images of classified features, and 117 pictures of juvenile insects), carefully selected from more than 200,000 pictures, which is a perfect display of the aesthetic value of dragonflies. The Large Atlas brings together the most wonderful and fascinating ecological images of dragonflies, perfectly interpreting the irreplaceable natural beauty of dragonfly insects and highlighting their advantages as "flagship" species and environmental indicator organisms; ecological images of many rare species are first published through this book;
As an important identification book for identifying species, the book has an introductory and accurate description of each species, and combines a large number of classified feature images to provide readers with the simplest and fastest identification method;
The latest and most comprehensive list of Chinese dragonflies;
The China Dragonfly Atlas is a project of the National Publishing Fund, the "13th Five-Year Plan" National Key Publications Publishing Planning Project and the Science Popularization Funding Project of the Chongqing Municipal Science and Technology Commission.
Bilingual in Chinese and English, assisted by three top experts in the world's dragonfly science community (Australian dragonflyologist Albert Orr, Finnish dragonfly scientist Matti Hämäläinen and American dragonfly scientist Rosser Garrison); a number of domestic experts participated in the review (entomologist, Mr. Zhang Weiwei; South China Agricultural University, Professor Tong Xiaoli; Southwest University, Professor Zhang Zhisheng)