CPC’s arduous, magnificent centenary journey

Author:   ZHAO JIANYING      

A Great Dream and the CPC’s Founding, Building and Strengthening, authored by Hao Yongping and Huang Xianghuai, professors from the Party School of the Central Committee of CPC (the National Academy of Governance), and other scholars, is a paragon of the ways we recall the vicissitudes of the past century, reflecting on the ups and downs of the jou...

Revolutionary martyrs’ letters to their homes

Author:   XI YAO      

Selected Letters Written by Revolutionary Martyrs compiles wills, poems composed before a heroic death, letters written to families, and other letters of 30 “red” revolutionary martyrs.

A legal study of Qing’s patriarchal clan culture

Author:   YAN QIANGLE      

The book elaborates upon the patriarchal clan culture’s system characteristics, features of patriarchal clan law, and its value in maintaining social stability and order.

Red Flag Canal’s valuable spirit still shines

Author:   HU CONG      

China on the Mountainside: The Red Flag Canal, written by sociologist Yang Zhenlin, focuses on the Red Flag Canal which is called “an artificial sky river.”

CPC’s urbanization theories and models since 1949

Author:   LIU JINXIANG      

The Way of Urbanizing China—Study on CPC’s Theories and Models of Urbanization Since 1949, authored by Liu Shilin, director of the Institute for Urban Studies at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, elaborates on a series of both theoretical and practical issues concerning China’s urbanization.

Is ethics of capital an independent discipline?

Author:   LI ZHIXIANG      

The Ethics of Capital, authored by Yu Dahuai, a professor from the School of Marxism at Hohai University, focuses on capital’s ethical restrictions. Yu first put forward the concept of “ethics of capital,” trying to establish it as an independent discipline.

Why Yuan, Ming rulers chose Beijing as capital

Author:   ZHU SHIGUANG      

Yuan and Ming Capital Founding in Beijing and Grain Supply, authored by Wang Peihua, a professor from the School of History at Beijing Normal University, supplements the typical Beijing history research perspective.

Manchu and Mongolian folktales in Liaoning

Author:   HASIBATEER XI      

A Comparative Study of Manchu and Mongolian Folktales in Liaoning Province, authored by Qi Haiying, an associate professor from the School of Humanity and Law at Shenyang University, conducts comparative research on the content and traits of Manchu and Mongolian folktales in Liaoning Province, interpreting similarities and differences in terms of th...

Express transportation network needs managerial innovation

Author:   WANG NENGMIN      

Research on Innovation of Express Network Management Network Optimization, Operation Mechanism and Mode Reform, authored by Li Pengfei, a professor from Xi’an University of Posts and Telecommunications, clarifies the innovative reform path of an “express network + management” model, charting a new direction for e-commerce logistics’ transformati...

Contemporary Chinese critique of fiction

Author:   WANG YULIN      

Perspectives on the History of Contemporary Chinese Literary Criticism, written by Cheng Guangwei, a professor from the School of Liberal Arts at Renmin University of China, analyzes activities and practices from different “fiction critique circles” between 1949 and 2018, revealing their holistic thinking on contemporary Chinese fictional history.