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        Biography of Ye Jiaying

        Biography of Ye Jiaying

        by Xiong Ye

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        Our Hearts Are So Stubborn
        Fiction
        March 2010

        Our Hearts Are So Stubborn

        by YE Zhaoyan

        Our Hearts Are So Stubborn is a novel about a generation of educated youths. Their lives have been realistically reconstructed through the imagination and writing of Zhaoyan Ye. Previous books about this generation of educated youths have been closely related to the “grand narrative” that is studied in schools today as history. From birth, this generation was tasked with assuming the burden of history and making that “grand narrative” a reality. Of course in reality, that narrative was more often than not a fabrication, even if it did have a small correlation with these youths’ lives. In this book, Zhaoyan Ye explains the real history of this generation. The main characters of the novel are Xuemin Cai, the fourth son in his family, later called the “fourth elder”, and his current lover—soon to be wife—Liyan Xue. They are attracted to each other from the beginning of the story, and eventually their lives are bound tightly together by their romantic affair. Their physical relationship has very little to do with the undying love and honesty that drives the plots of traditional love stories, and more to do with the unrestrained hopes and dreams that people have, as well as the wanton indulgence of one’s desires. Even though the story takes place during an era when the education of the youth was strongly emphasized and little self-indulgence was tolerated, the blossoming of these two young students’ love cannot be restrained.

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        Kuafu Chased the Sun
        November 2019

        Kuafu Chased the Sun

        by Zhou Jing, Ye Xiong

        Kuafu Chased the Sun recounts ancient myths by children's literature writer Zhou Jing and contemporary painter Ye Xiong, the latter recarving stories and characters in the style of Chinese ink painting. The integration of the poetry of the text and the richness of the paintings is a wonderful interpretation of ancient myths, expressing the unique Chinese charm and Chinese spirit. Kuafu Chased the Sun is a classic Chinese myth that every child should know. In this book, Kuafu is brave and fearless, passionately loving nature from his heart, and devotes all his energy to pursuing his dreams, and finally gains lightness and happiness like never before. Through the interpretation of the author and the painter, the story became vivid on the paper.

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        Nüwa Repairs the Heaven
        November 2019

        Nüwa Repairs the Heaven

        by Zhou Jing,Ye Xiong

        Nüwa Repairs the Heaven was recounted by children's literature writer Zhou Jing and contemporary painter Ye Xiong, the latter recarving stories and characters in the style of Chinese painting. The integration of the poetry of the text and the richness of the painting is a wonderful interpretation of ancient myths, which expresses the unique Chinese charm and Chinese spirit. Nu Wa Repairs the Heaven is a classic story in ancient Chinese mythology. It contains philosophical questions of how human beings examined themselves and thought about their origins. It is a famous piece of myths passed over generation by generation via words of mouth. Through the writer's new narrative, this book boldly breaks through the tradition but does not lose sight of it. It uses poetic words to describe the tranquility and beauty of the world in its initial stage, and makes the female figure more delicate and fuller in the book.

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        Evaporated
        2018

        Evaporated

        Bad Girls of Literature

        by Eve Gil

        Biographical sketches of 27 women writers who achieved literary acclaim despite their tragic lives. Beautifully written, each sketch is told with richness in literary techniques in a way that they become masterful short stories, by a writer who has won several awards for her literary works.

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        Bestiary of the Bibliophile
        2023

        Bestiary of the Bibliophile

        And other literaty beasts

        by Ricardo E. Tatto

        Amusing and bright revision and classification of the different types of book lovers (the bibliophile, the bibliopath, the biblio-rat, the bibiiovoyeur) and readers (the faithful, the monogamous, the promiscuous ones), as well as of their habits (reading in bed, in the bathroom, in the public transport, underlining, marking, bending pages), lending and borrowing, etc.

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        An act of love
        Myth & legend told as fiction
        January 2023

        An act of love

        by Tania Tinajero

        American supermodel Lena Miles go to a paradise Mexican beach resort to celebrate her birthday along with her rockstar boyfriend and some friends, but she disappears all of a sudden. Now it's the turn for police detective Erendira Sandoval to solve the mystery. But just when the FBI gets involved to hurry up procedures, Erendira finds out the amount of Mexican anonymous women who have also vanished and tries to solve their cases as well.

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        Dying in the South
        Literary Fiction
        2022

        Dying in the South

        by Gabriel Velazquez Toledo

        In 1993, journalist Santiago Moreno investigates a series of similar murders in Chiapas, in the South of Mexico, when he finds a new one that does not fit in with the patern. Following the lead, he is sent to the jungle where he finds groups of indigenous people protesting and organizing themselves. Step by step the plot goes knitting both stories into one, and towards the end we see the emergence of the Zapatista movement, on January 1st 1994.

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        The White Falcon
        2023

        The White Falcon

        by Salud Ochoa

        Helena Terreros is a renowned police woman detective especialized in crimes against women.Faced with the kidndapping of Paloma, an 11-year-old girl, Paloma deals with forgotten episodes of her childhood as well as with the broken social fabric in Mexico that allows terrible crimes to happen and to go unpunished.

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        Banana Street
        Crime & mystery
        2020

        Banana Street

        by Macaria España

        Isabel Tierra Frías is still a young woman who has gone through all kinds of humiliations, until one day that she decides to set scores straight. Then she becomes what: a vigilante, a heroin, just a killer? Taking a comedy stand closer to comic-book stories, Macaria España deals with some of the most dramatic situations for women in Mexico with a good pinch of humour, which has brought her protagonist, Isabel Tierra Frías, as one of the deares characters in Mexican literature today

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        Women who Kill
        Crime & mystery
        2013

        Women who Kill

        by Sylvia Arvizu

        The author spent 15 years in prison. She interviewed most of her inmates about the crimes for which they were imprisoned for, selected the best stories, and narrated them as brilliant true crime stories told during their everyday life of imprisonment. At the same time, she shows how commiting a crime was the only way to escape from an oppresing living conditions. Every story dives into the human condition and its social restrains, in magnificent story-telling techniques not exent of a sour sense of humour.

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        A Flower’s Shadow
        Fiction
        May 2008

        A Flower’s Shadow

        by YE Zhaoyan

        The small town of 1920s Jiangnan is the setting and subject of this story. Small towns like this no longer exist in the modern age; they have become a thing of the past. However, people’s thoughts can be like an arrow piercing through the fabric of time, reviving an era that ended long ago. As time flows backward, old dreams gain new vigor, and the small town of 1920s Jiangnan finally begins to take shape in the minds of the reader.

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        Other People’s Love
        Fiction
        March 2010

        Other People’s Love

        by YE Zhaoyan

        Guolu, a college professor, meets a director named Zhongqiu during a TV show planning meeting. After getting to know each other, Zhongqiu decides to ask Guolu to attend the production of her new television show. While visiting the show, Guolu soon finds his way into Zhongqiu’s personal life, and is introduced to two generations of her family. However, the drama on the show soon begins to leak into and entangle Guolu and Zhongqiu’s lives.

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        Great Groundbreaking
        November 2015

        Great Groundbreaking

        Zedong Mao at the Failure Moment of Revolution

        by Jianjun YE

        This series of books divided into 4 volumes.In chronological order,this series record Mao’s life in 4 different period of time and different activity places in the form of stories,which embody the fobsimon and the ability to stabilize the nation of the great man.

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        Great Courage
        November 2015

        Great Courage

        Zedong Mao at the Great Divide of the Long March

        by Jianjun YE

        This series of books divided into 4 volumes.In chronological order,this series record Mao’s life in 4 different period of time and different activity places in the form of stories,which embody the fobsimon and the ability to stabilize the nation of the great man.

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        Great Wisdom
        November 2015

        Great Wisdom

        Zedong Mao at the Crisis Hour of Nation

        by Jianjun YE

        This series of books divided into 4 volumes.In chronological order,this series record Mao’s life in 4 different period of time and different activity places in the form of stories,which embody the fobsimon and the ability to stabilize the nation of the greatman.

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        Great Work
        November 2015

        Great Work

        Zedong Mao at the Moment of Decisive Battle between Kuomintang and Communist Party

        by Jianjun YE

        This series of books divided into 4 volumes.In chronological order,this series record Mao’s life in 4 different period of time and different activity places in the form of stories,which embody the fobsimon and the ability to stabilize the nation of the great man.

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        Collection and Appreciation of Coins in Ancient China
        Humanities & Social Sciences
        December 2019 - December 2024

        Collection and Appreciation of Coins in Ancient China

        by Ye Yun

        This is the author's latest book on Chinese coin culture and coin collection. Based on 40 years' experience in coin research and collection, the author uses detailed historical materials, rich examples and a large number of pictures to interpret the historical value, cultural value and market value of Chinese coins in successive dynasties. Starting with the appreciation of coins, the concepts of coin collection and coin investment are naturally introduced, and the collection of coins is raised to the elegant level of reading history and appreciating culture.

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