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      • Decoded
        Fiction
        June 2009

        Decoded

        by Mai Jia

        Decoded tells the tragic story of a math genius who becomes China’s greatest code-breaker, only to be driven mad by the unfathomable darkness of the world of cryptology. The book went through countless revisions, at one time running to over a million words. The protagonist, Rong Jinzhen, is a classic Mai Jia character, possessing exceptional intelligence, who is yet also deeply flawed and fragile as a person.

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      • The Pulse
        Fiction
        October 2016

        The Pulse

        by Qi Yuan

        This is the belles-lettres prize-winner Qi Yuan’s collection of short stories, which includes I Am Ready Not to be Crazy, The Pulse, The Follow-up, The Funeral, The Dating, The Beautiful Tower and The Releas e. Most of the works are in a calm and profound writing style, mingling the beauty of painting and the novel. In the novels, desire, death and dream are depicted very vividly and movingly, which embodies the loneliness, nothingness and absurdity of the modern city.

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      • Frog
        Fiction
        January 2017

        Frog

        Nobel Prize Winning Author

        by Mo Yan

        This novel is about China’s controversial onechild policy. The policy was instituted in 1979 to slow China’s exploding population growth, and “ Frog ”mostly concerns the tactics that people used to get around the rule and the brutal methods that authorities used to enforce it.

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      • World of the Dream-catchers
        Fiction
        August 2016

        World of the Dream-catchers

        by Chen Danyan

        World of the Dream-catchers：A Geograhpical Reading on Dictionary of the Khazars is a series of works of Chen Danyan. Out of love for the novel The Hazard Dictionary, Chen Danyan took the book to the author Pravic's hometown of Serbia, to read and travel. As a Chinese writer, Chen Danyan came to Serbia to observe and think on the issues of religion, war, ethnicity in Pavitch’s books from the perspective of geography and history. The Tourist Administration of Serbia nominated her as Serbia Tourist Image Ambassador in November 2016. In 2017, World of the Dream-catchers won the annual Travel Writing Award for the China One-way Street Bookstore Literature Award. In the same year, she received the Special Contribution Award from the National Tourism Administration of Serbia.

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      • I Just Like to Do the Opposite
        Fiction
        April 2016

        I Just Like to Do the Opposite

        by Xiao Ping

        Go to School, Mu Yang Series is the well-known children's literature writer Xiao Ping’s latest works, which reflect the contemporary Chinese primary school students’ daily life. There are all together four volumes in this series and in each volume the readers can enjoy the vivid and interesting story of the hero Mu Yang and his happiness and trouble in growing up. This series has won a lot of awards, including 2016 China’s top 50 favorite books, the nomination award of the Fourth Chinese Government Award etc.

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      • Please Vote for Me
        Fiction
        April 2016

        Please Vote for Me

        by Xiao Ping

        Go to School, Mu Yang Series is the well-known children's literature writer Xiao Ping’s latest works, which reflect the contemporary Chinese primary school students’ daily life. There are all together four volumes in this series and in each volume the readers can enjoy the vivid and interesting story of the hero Mu Yang and his happiness and trouble in growing up. This series has won a lot of awards, including 2016 China’s top 50 favorite books, the nomination award of the Fourth Chinese Government Award etc.

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      • Things about the Boys and Girls
        Fiction
        April 2016

        Things about the Boys and Girls

        by Xiao Ping

        Go to School, Mu Yang Series is the well-known children's literature writer Xiao Ping’s latest works, which reflect the contemporary Chinese primary school students’ daily life. There are all together four volumes in this series and in each volume the readers can enjoy the vivid and interesting story of the hero Mu Yang and his happiness and trouble in growing up. This series has won a lot of awards, including 2016 China’s top 50 favorite books, the nomination award of the Fourth Chinese Government Award etc.

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      • Why I Don't Go to America
        Fiction
        April 2016

        Why I Don't Go to America

        by Xiao Ping

        Go to School, Mu Yang Series is the well-known children's literature writer Xiao Ping’s latest works, which reflect the contemporary Chinese primary school students’ daily life. There are all together four volumes in this series and in each volume the readers can enjoy the vivid and interesting story of the hero Mu Yang and his happiness and trouble in growing up. This series has won a lot of awards, including 2016 China’s top 50 favorite books, the nomination award of the Fourth Chinese Government Award etc.

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      • Chinese Tea Men Trilogy III
        Fiction
        July 2010

        Chinese Tea Men Trilogy III

        by Wang Xufeng

        This is the first long novel of tea culture in China. It tells a story of a famous tea family with four generations, and shows how their lives went up and down along with Chinese tea’s glory and downfall. Through the story, an elaborate and fanciful picture of Chinese tea history is shown before us.

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      • The Love Is Guilty
        Fiction
        June 2011

        The Love Is Guilty

        by Ai Wei

        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 .

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      • Comrade Lover
        Fiction
        June 2011

        Comrade Lover

        by Ai Wei

        This is a novel about the pain of soul and body. Once in a mission, Liu Yajun, a scout, who struck a mine while peeking at a nude woman in the enemy camp, broke his backbone. After the war, a schoolgirl named Zhang Xiaoying fell in love with him. The novel digs up the ambiguous deep darkness of human nature and discusses the covert emotions of the two genders.

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      • Cross-country Race
        Fiction
        June 2011

        Cross-country Race

        by Ai Wei

        With the culture background of South China, Ai Wei shows an implicative, cautious and unexaggerated attitude towards art. This novel is both simple and complicated. Ai Wei constructs a meaningful folk world, within which, the metaphysical and the concrete, the sensible and the absurd, the rational and the irrational, those are all tangled together, and the double transmutation of human and history is well allegorized.

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      • Two Fuyang Girls
        Fiction
        September 2016

        Two Fuyang Girls

        by Mai Jia

        This is a collection of short stories written by Mai Jia, who is regarded as the Father of Chinese Spy fiction. Thirteen stories are included in this book, and the life experience of every character in these stories is closely related to destiny.

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      • The Two Days Meeting with Naipaul
        Fiction
        September 2016

        The Two Days Meeting with Naipaul

        by Mai Jia

        This is a collection of proses written by Maijia, who is regarded as the Father of Chinese Spy fiction. In this book, he explains his own stories, and records the stories of his relatives, his friends and the people who are acquaintances or passers-by in his life.

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      • The History of Soul
        Fiction
        May 2016

        The History of Soul

        by Wang Shou

        This is author Wang Shou’s latest novel which tells a story between the heroin Ke Yina and the hero “I”. “I” fell in love with Ke since 24 years old. However, due to the financial strain of the family, Ke married an oversea Chinese and immigrated to the Netherlands. After 17 years, “I” met her again only to know her loneliness and bitterness overseas. “I” gave her a lot of help, however, the spiritual love suddenly changed when Ke gave birth to a mixed-blood child. The 20-year fellowship passes beyond the seas. It is not only the soul history of one person but also the love and sorrow of the oversea Chinese.

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      • The Inside Light
        Fiction
        May 2017

        The Inside Light

        by Wang Biao

        This book is the famous contemporary writer Wang Biao’s novel. It tells the high school students’ story of love, friendship and the teacher-student friendship, as well as the companion’s betrayal and the devastating blow. Love and hate accompanied with them through their own different life path, and the distortion of human nature was extended to the next generation. When the past cannot be forgotten, how can one find the way out for the soul so as to achieve the ultimate redemption?

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      • The History of the Northern Wei Dynasty
        Fiction
        January 2017

        The History of the Northern Wei Dynasty

        by Li Ping

        This book tells the tortuous history of the Northern Wei Dynasty. The author, a professor from the University of Macau, writes in this book the detailed historical materials including the life and personality of the people in the palace as well as the politics and war of the nation. A grand and subtle society of Northern Wei Dynasty is showed before the readers.

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      • Yi Zhongtian’s Chinese History series
        Fiction
        June 2014

        Yi Zhongtian’s Chinese History series

        by Yi Zhongtian

        Yi Zhongtian’s Chinese History series is divided into six sets with six volumes each. From the first set “Chinese Root” to the sixth set “The Great Change”, it comprehensively tells the evolution of Chinese history. Just like what the author says, it covers the history ranges from Nv Wa to Deng Xiaoping. The theme of this series can be generalized into “The fate and choices of Chinese people during three thousand and seven hundred years”.

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      • Jie Ai I
        Fiction
        June 2016

        Jie Ai I

        by Shi Dingrou

        This book shows us a magic fox world. In the world, the fox flamen He Lanxi and the human girl Guan Pipi fall in love with each other. He Lanxi, a fairy fox who seeks true love for thousands of years finally find Guan Pipi, a kind and common human girl who dreams to be a journalist. Is this love fated or just an accident? Let us read the story.

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      • Red Sorghum Clan
        Fiction
        January 2017

        Red Sorghum Clan

        by Mo Yan

        Red Sorghum's plot revolves around three generations of the Shandong family between 1923 and 1976. The narrator tells the story of his family's struggles, first as distillery owners making sorghum wine and then as resistance fighters during the Second SinoJapanese War.

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