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April 2009

Cultural Exchange

by Hu Taichun

This volume introduces the Chinese cultural exchange with other cultures during its development, which is informative, readable and interesting. It is well-illustrated and suitable for all readers interested in Chinese culture.

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From Beginning of Life

by Hu Xuewen

From Beginning of Life is the result of eight years of work by Hu Xuewen, and is considered a panoramic history of life in centuries-old China. It is a story that begins with the beginning of lives. It uses the great grandmother who delivered more than 12,000 people as the backbone, and the beings brought into the world by the great grandmother as the branches and leaves, building a magnificent and vast literary world. Hu Xuewen’s brush reaches into the rituals, morals, bloodlines and localities of vernacular society, and through flesh and blood of his characters, he gives shape to the unnamed “Yuan Qi” at the bottom of national life in a grand picture, and sets the heart of a centuries-old China that has survived and prospered through all the hardships, demonstrating the author’s extraordinary narrative talent.

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Literature & Literary Studies

October 2018

Peeping Leopard

by Hu Liang

“Peeping Leopard” is a collection of poetry reviews by Hu Liang. With profound theoretical literacy and extensive and in-depth reading experience, the author has commented on poems of 99 poets, who are representatives of contemporary Chinese poetry. The comments are fair and concise, with both profound and unique viewpoints and vivid writings. The author is therefore praised by the famous scholar Jing Wendong as "one of the few people who saved poetic criticism from the bottom."The author is familiar with Western modern criticism, is also good at Chinese classical poetics, and puts new poetry into specific cultural position, thus drawing a number of newer and more accurate conclusions. The author has a strong criticism of stylistic consciousness and has formed a unique discourse style.

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March 2020

We are together: children's drawing psychological guidance picture book

by Yan Hu

The sudden new type of coronavirus pneumonia has caused tensions in the whole society. Schools and kindergartens have postponed the opening of school, and children are locked at home and cannot go out. This will have a huge impact on children's psychology and even trauma. Dr. Yan Hu, a well-known expert on children's psychological painting, suggests that parents use the form of children's psychological painting to help children communicate with their parents, understand relevant knowledge, relieve stress, regulate emotions, and cultivate a healthy personality. This book is well-documented and suitable for parents and children aged 3-9. This book is very practical. Children can pick up the paintbrush and express themselves under the guidance of this book.

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Humanities & Social Sciences

Painting and Psychological Development for Children

by YAN Hu

Painting and Psychological Development for 2-6 Years Old Children mainly introduces the link among children’s sensitive period, temperament type and children’s painting. It provides detailed education analysis and suggestion strategy through the specific presentation of numerous painting cases. It hopes to help parents interpret children’s painting in a more direct and targeted way in an effort to help them understand children’s psychological status, and as a result to improve the healthy development of children’s personal quality. Painting and Psychological Development for 6-9 Years Old Children mainly narrates that we can not only evaluate children’s personal qualities, emotions, family relations, interpersonal relations and others, more importantly, we can also apply it into the education process of children’s growth. Painting and Psychological Development for 9-12 Years Old Children mainly tells that children in this age group are more mature with a gradually stronger self-consciousness and distinctive features presented in painting. Through this book, one cannot only understand how the self-consciousness and logical thought develop for 9-12 years old children. More importantly, one can understand children’s psychological and emotional status. For the emotional problems such as pressure, anxiety, and rebellion or behavioral problems that are likely to occur in this age group, the author, Dr Yan Hu proposed effective solutions in the book.

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December 2020

Festivals of Chinese Ethnic Groups·Yao: The King Pan Festival

by Yan Xiangjun, Zheng Xiaojuan

This book mainly introduces the origin of the Yao ethnic group's King Pan Festival. The King Gao rebelled. In order to encourage his people to actively fight back and win the war, Emperor Ku made a promise: Whoever can cut off the head of the King Gao will marry his beautiful little daughter -- the third princess. After hearing of the news, Pan Hu who was a dragon dog managed to achieve the goal. However, the emperor did not want to keep his promise after learning that Pan Hu was a dragon dog. The third princess found that Pan Hu was very kind and brave, and decided to marriage him. Later, the third princess learned that Pan Hu could become a human as long as he was steamed in a steamer for seven days and nights. After Pan Hu was transformed into a human, the emperor sent Pan Hu to the Kuaiji Mountain to be the king. From then on, Pan Hu was called King Pan Hu. Later, during a hunting process, King Pan Hu fell off a cliff and died. In order to commemorate him, people set his birthday October 16th in the lunar calendar as the “King Pan Festival”.

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Shui Hu Zhuan

by Shi Nai An

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February 2022

The North Barrier

by Lao Teng

The relationship between nature and man is the center of gravity in the novel "The North Barrier". Through the contest between the hunter Jinhu and the police station director Hu about "hunting" and "hunting ban", the novel tells the dilemma faced by the Sanlin District with a long hunting history under the promulgation of the new national policy, and explores many people and animals. , The emotional connection between people. The story kicked off with the incident of "hand over the gun". The "One Shot Biao" Golden Tiger "cut the meat" and hand over the gun under the call of the national policy, but still has a grudge against abandoning the sacred cause of hunting, especially the Director of the Public Security Bureau Hu When he vowed to become the "Hunter Terminator in the Three Forests", the resistance in his heart rose to the extreme. The gunshot incident, the police turmoil, and Jinhu's punishment have intensified the conflict between Jinhu and Director Hu. The two competed to defend their professional dignity.

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Xi Hu Xun Meng

by Zhang Dai

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January 1990

Der kleine Herr Hu

Roman

by Spence, Jonathan D. / Übersetzt von Ettl, Susanne

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April 2018

The Town of Furong

by Gu Hua

As an ordinary woman in the countryside of Hunan, Hu Yuyin makes a fortune via labor work but suffers repeatedly. The novel has reflected the historical process of social changes in rural China by the experience of Hu Yuyin, and deeply disclosed the disaster of “ultra-Left trend of thought”. With the narration of the social customs in the countryside of south China from 1963 to 1979, the novel has exposed the harm of “ultra-Left trend of thought” and highly praised the victory of the route of Third Plenary Session of the 11th Central Committee of the Chinese Communist P

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January 1989

Meister Hu und das Geheimnis der Kronjuwelen

by Landa, Norbert / Illustriert von Ortner, Heinz

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November 2021

Worn out from Staying Awake Alone: Guo Songtao and the Big Changes of Late Qing Dynasty

by Meng Ze

This book follows the line of the ups and downs of Guo Songtao’s life experience, connecting Zeng Guofan, Zuo Zongtang, Hu Linyi, Li Hongzhang and other important military and political figures in the late Qing Dynasty. By describing the choices and destinies of different figures in the changes unprecedented in the past three thousand years, it reflects the political situation of the late Qing Dynasty which is intertwined with internal and external contradictions.

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Health & Personal Development

Trust me！The way of detox like this

by Hu Weiqin

The book analyses the way to detox through meals and Chinese medicine. It introduces the way of detox diet, fruit tea detox, chines medicine detox. Let women know about the way to detox and keep health.

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Health & Personal Development

Trust me！The way to loose weigh like this

by Hu Weiqin

The book shows women the ways to loose weight through everyday meals, exercise and Chinese medicine. This book will lead you to loose weight easily while enjoy the healthy delicious food. It also write about the reasons of fail to loose weight

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Health & Personal Development

Trust me！How to keep ovary healthy

by Hu Weiqin

This is a book for introducing how to keep uterus healthy. From explaining the symptom of uterus and ovary to show you how to keep the common disease for women away. Keep ovary healthy，Keep a healthy life.

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Health & Personal Development

Trust me！The importance of Vital energy and blood for women

by Hu Weiqin

The book talks about how to adjust the vital energy and blood for women during the menstrual period by herbal cuisine, daily motion, self massage and etc. It includes some recipe to adjust the vital energy and blood for different illness. It also introduces the ways of having herbal cuisine, flower tea and snacks to enhance vital energy and blood.

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China, Its Names and Titles in History

by Hu Axiang

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My Life and Academic Work

by Hu Fuming

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Humanities & Social Sciences

August 2017

Dong Minority and Dong Village in China

by Hu Honglin

This book shows the form and development of the natural Dong village where Dong people from Jingzhou live in the process of continuous migration to resist natural and man-made disasters. The Dong village of cultural connotation needs protection, so this book encourages people to inherit and carry forward the traditional culture of the Dong Minority, and build Jingzhou's cultural tourism brand.

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