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      • Phoenix International Publications Ltd.

        At Phoenix International Publications, Inc., we are committed to crafting engaging, educational, and entertaining books for young readers to encourage a lifelong love of story time. As the leading licensed international children's publisher in the world, we continue to create the highest quality of products for children, and are dedicated to bringing excellence to children’s publishing. Together with licensing partners Disney and Nickelodeon, among others, and our own collection of family favourite original authors and illustrators, we’ve worked to interlace beloved characters with charming illustrations, activities, sounds, and songs for over three decades. Our award-winning stories, and eye for digital advancement, provide a unique interactive reading experience that will delight any child and inspire a lifelong love of reading for the whole family.

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      • Phoenix Publishing House Ltd

        Phoenix Publishing House rose from the flames in 2018 to create a home for mental health publishing as independent specialists. We are passionate about bringing the latest in psychoanalytic thought and research into the world. Our purpose is not to create accord but to stimulate debate, to open minds to new ways of working, to present opposing theories, to break down orthodoxies – and above all to question everything. We exist to disseminate new ideas and approaches to a wider readership through our publications.

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        Gou’er Drifting from a Boat
        Children's & YA

        Gou’er Drifting from a Boat

        by Huang Beijia

        Gou’er Drifting from a Boat is a novel about growth. In the small neighborhood with the name “The Yard of Phoenix Tree”, a group of children whose parents are middle school teachers and quite an ordinary girl become good friends and they try all the games under the sun. The reader may join the group, among which there is the clever Xiao’ai, the learned Fang Mingliang, the noble Bunny, the naughty Xiao Shan and Xiao Shui, the fairy-like Little Sister and the hero Gou’er, the very ordinary girl who has high aspiration but bad fortune. With this group the reader may go scooping for fish with a net, catching cicadas with something sticky, secretly taking books out of school libraries, reading the comic strips A Dream of Red Mansions without parents’ permission, writing letters directly to the Great Leader Mao Zedong, looking small before a beautiful coryphée, feeling nervous at the bodily changes at teenage, tasting the vague love between teenagers and lots of other things. Reading the novel is like viewing an ancient film, offering the reader not only great fun and joy but also melancholy.

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        Sixty Years of Taohuawu New Year's Printings
        January 2016

        Sixty Years of Taohuawu New Year's Printings

        by Taohuawu Printings House

        Taohuawu New Year's Printings is a tradition of Chinese art and, as such, is representative of the type of cultural work highly valued by Phoenix Fine Arts Publishing. This book delves deep into the history and traditions of New Year woodcut printing and explores the ways in which the art form has changed over the past 60 years. Furthermore, the book traces the interplay of ethnic Chinese art and that of other cultures in recent decades. The book is a seminal text exploring the origins of the art and the manifold ways it has developed.

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        A History of Books—the Formation of Classics and Cultural Traditions Culture

        A History of Books—the Formation of Classics and Cultural Traditions Culture

        by Cheng Zhangcan

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        The Decline of the Great Tang Empire

        The Decline of the Great Tang Empire

        by Zhao Yi

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        The Ancient Chinese Literature, Art and Modern Society

        The Ancient Chinese Literature, Art and Modern Society

        by Mo Lifeng

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        Land of Lotus—The Other World of Buddhism

        Land of Lotus—The Other World of Buddhism

        by Zhao Yi

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        Historical Philosophy of the Bible

        Historical Philosophy of the Bible

        by Zhao Dunhua

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        A Study of Ryukyu/Okinawa: Exploring the history and ownership of Diaoyu Islands
        August 2016

        A Study of Ryukyu/Okinawa: Exploring the history and ownership of Diaoyu Islands

        by Huang Tian

        To address the Sino-Japanese dispute of Diaoyu Islands (referred to as Ryukyu Islands by the Japanese), it is necessary to study the history of Ryukyu. In this book, the author collects abundant documents and makes some breakthrough on the unsettled history of Diaoyu Islands. In recent years, Japan has argued that Diaoyu Islands is an outlying island of Okinawa Prefecture, thus should belong to Japan. This book demonstrates that Diaoyu Islands never belongs to Okinawa, supported by suffcient historical facts, effectively refuting the absurdity of Japan’s argument. This book was written in the historical order from Sui Dynasty (581-618) with the earliest records on Ryukyu to the end of the World War II when Ryukyu was eventually included into Japan. Having studied Sino-Japanese relations for many years, the author notes down how Ming and Qing Dynasties of China protected and helped Ryukyu, and how Ryukyu paid tributes to China for fve centuries.

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        Coast to Coast between Four Great Seas—The Formation and Evolution of Nations

        Coast to Coast between Four Great Seas—The Formation and Evolution of Nations

        by Gao Yongjiu

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        Back to Marx

        Back to Marx

        by Zhang Yibing

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        The Wriggling Snake
        Children's & YA

        The Wriggling Snake

        by Wang Yimei

        The book is a story about friendship and accompany. The snake likes wriggling. Therefore, no matter where he goes, the place is in a mess. Until one day, it meets a boy named Amu who plays the flute and changes his lifestyle.

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        Back to Lenin

        Back to Lenin

        by Zhang Yibing

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        You are Seven Years Old This Year
        Children's & YA

        You are Seven Years Old This Year

        by Liu Jianping

        Seven years old is undoubtedly a turning point in the growing journey. They are about to step into an ocean of knowledge after leaving the pool of  fun—Kindergarten. They are about to be on their own after freeing from their teachers’ and  parents’ protection. What adventure will the children get into? What strange ideas will the children burst in their little mind? What about the parents after their children go to the primary school? This book is a long documentary novel and it was written by Liu Jianping when his son was seven years old. This book depicts the dawn of every morning and leaving and returning of his sone. This book was once adapted into a four-episode TV show-《The Great Bangbang》by Nanjing TV Station and it won “Feitian Award”

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        My Father and I Turn Into Mice
        Children's & YA

        My Father and I Turn Into Mice

        by Mei Zihan

        The naughty little boy, Dai Doudou, is often told to keep quiet by his mother when he's being too noisy. He's told to keep quiet while eating, while walking, and even when bouncing a ball...and so it was that Dai Doudou decided to become a gentle, quiet little mouse, free to roam around wherever he pleased. His father agreed to the idea, and himself decided to turn into a mouse. In the end, even his mother, who wanted everyone to “keep quiet”, turns into a mouse. The book employs gentle humour to describe a child's escape from a stifling family life into the realm of imagination; looking at modern, everyday problems through a lens of fantasy and illusion.

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        A Friend Under the Bed
        Children's & YA

        A Friend Under the Bed

        by Feng Huiyue

        This is an essay collection about the life in the countryside, which contains childhood memory and life documentary. The author lived in the countryside and he played in the field or under the windbreak everyday and met small animals again and again. The author liked to observe them and obtained great imagination after he observe them. That beauty and cozy feeling urges the author to record these animals and interest when he grows up. Hopefully, the readers will follow me to walk into the world of nature and discover the nature, and cherish the nature.

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        The Flower Petals Drop
        Children's & YA

        The Flower Petals Drop

        by Wang Miao

        Setting Beijing of 1920s as the background, the novel describes a story among three girls from different classes, whose names are Ye Jingzhi, Waner and Lu Aiyi. The novel draws an outline of the panorama of history and customs of ancient Beijing. Ye Jingzhi grows up in the southern China and follows her father who works in the Ministry of Foreign Affair to Beijing, and they rent a house in Aunt Guan's courtyard. Jingzhi's mother is constantly ill and her two younger brothers are too naughty and stubborn, so her life doesn’t go well at all. However, Jingzhi gradually adapts herself to the Beijing life, and forms a deep relationship with poor Waner and Lu Aiyi whose parents are officers with high rank.

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        Big Potato, the Pilot
        Children's & YA

        Big Potato, the Pilot

        by Mei Zihan

        “Big Potato” is the nickname of the young boy, Dai Doudou. He loves to play pretend aeroplanes, and one day his friends gather in a large crowd, queueing up to be passengers in his 'plane'. They wait and wait, until they get bored and decide to play pretend trains instead. In the end they still set off together, headed toward Paris! This story of a group of friends playing a game is told from a child's viewpoint, showing their conversations and actions, revealing their thoughts and feelings. Full of childlike innocence and fun, it is sure to please the little ones!

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        The Mighty Tale at Night
        Children's & YA

        The Mighty Tale at Night

        by Mei Zihan

        “Let Lilar keep dreaming. The dream is great.” What dream does little boy Lilar have? It is a mighty dream full of fun and excitement, where mom and dad play like children. In the dream, the happiness of childhood is celebrated.

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