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Chen Li-fu's memoir, The Storm Clouds Clear over China, describes the tragedy and hope of China's twentieth-century revolution as seen through the eyes of a major participant. Chen served as the private secretary and close confidant of Chiang Kaishek, president of the Republic of China, holding important official posts during the momentous years from 1926 to 1950. His recollect...(展开全部)

Chen Li-fu's memoir, The Storm Clouds Clear over China, describes the tragedy and hope of China's twentieth-century revolution as seen through the eyes of a major participant. Chen served as the private secretary and close confidant of Chiang Kaishek, president of the Republic of China, holding important official posts during the momentous years from 1926 to 1950. His recollect...(展开全部)

《双CHEN记》内容简介：“下午回琅勃拉邦，又是一段艰辛的路程。两个小时的渡船和四个小时的山路。渡船的时候，那些孩子依旧站在码头，他们每天都会这样，看着背包客们的离去和到来。好像他们这样站着，就可以看到希望，看到未来。或许，他们这一生，不会再拥有其他可能的未来。”老挝、泰国、柬埔寨、越南、马来西亚——以作者本人为期两个月的远行为线索，记录了一路行走的五个国家的真实见闻。

《双CHEN记》内容简介：“下午回琅勃拉邦，又是一段艰辛的路程。两个小时的渡船和四个小时的山路。渡船的时候，那些孩子依旧站在码头，他们每天都会这样，看着背包客们的离去和到来。好像他们这样站着，就可以看到希望，看到未来。或许，他们这一生，不会再拥有其他可能的未来。”老挝、泰国、柬埔寨、越南、马来西亚——以作者本人为期两个月的远行为线索，记录了一路行走的五个国家的真实见闻。

王安忆，上海人，1954年生于南京，次年随母亲茹志鹃迁至上海读小学，初中毕业后赴安徽淮北农村插队，后调地区文工团工作，1978年回上海，任《儿童时代》编辑。1978年发表处女作短篇小说《平原上》，1986年应邀访美。主要著作：《雨，沙沙沙》、《王安忆中短篇小说集》、《流逝》、《小鲍庄》、《小城之恋》、《锦锈谷之恋》、《米妮》等小说集及《69届初中生》、《纪实与虚构》《长恨歌》（获茅盾文学奖）等长篇小说。作品曾多次获得全国优秀小说奖，98年并获得首届当代中国女性创作奖。 王安忆的小说，多以平凡的小人物为主人公，表现他们平凡生活中的不平凡经历与情感。“理解”与“爱”是她的创作宗旨。在艺术表现上，她的早期小说多感情抒发，近期创作则趋于冷静和细致。

The great Song Dynasty poet and artist, Mi Fu (1051-1107), wrote treatises on painting and calligraphy, in addition to this work on inkstones, translated here by the eminent Dutch diplomat and Sinologist, Dr. R H van Gulik. In the case of the first two works, the subjects of Mi Fu's deliberations have long since disappeared. There remain, however, numerous surviving examples of...(展开全部)

Political corruption, capitalist greed and past injustices are all revealed when Inspector Chen investigates a serial killer in Shanghai. An early morning jogger found her. Clad in nothing but a red mandarin dress, she had been dumped, barely concealed, on a traffic island. The death of a dancing girl was unpleasant but this was particularly unusual in that she had been left o...(展开全部)