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The book provides highlights on the key concepts and trends of evolution in Chinese Hakka History, as one of the series of books of “China Classified Histories”.

Discover the Power of Your Higher SelfKnowing that you are a spiritual being having a human experience” is eye-opening and inspiring, but can it tangibly transform your life? Pioneering healer Aleya Dao does more than say yes to this question — she shows you how, with stories and practices that are as potent and fresh as a morning cup of coffee or tea. By turning to your inner world, you can work with the limitless energies that create your outer world, making str...

ZINGY CURRIES, AROMATIC BROTHS, FRESH SALADS, SIZZLING SOUPS, CRISPY STIR FRIES, TASTY APPETIZERS to MOUTH-WATERING DESSERTS and much MORE. THAI VEGAN VEGETARIAN KITCHEN this eBook BRINGS you the collection of PLANT-BASED THAI RECIPES that WILL KEEP your taste buds TINGLING. You can INCORPORATE the FLAVOUR explosi...

A Vietnamese family flees its war-torn home and resettles in California, in a novel that offers a "brilliant exploration of exile, loss, and identity" (Robert Olen Butler).Told from multiple perspectives and spanning several decades, Grass Roof, Tin Roof begins with the story of Tran, a Vietnamese writer facing government persecution, who flees her homeland during the exodus of 1975 and brings her two children to the West. Here, she marries a Danish Americ...

A lyrical masterpiece by the renowned poet with a “Whitman-like rhetorical immensity coupled with a passionately eccentric sensibility” (Carol Muske Dukes, Los Angeles Times)A TIME MUST-READ BOOK OF 2024A 2024 NPR BOOK WE LOVEA NEW YORKER BEST BOOK OF 2024LONGLISTED FOR THE 2025 GRIFFIN POETRY PRIZESidetracks, Bei Dao’s first new collection...

The book is the volume of "From Xia Dynasty to Qing Dynasty: An Overview of the History of Chinese Dynasties" among a series of books for "China Classified Histories".

The book is the volume of "The History of Uprising in China" among a series of books for "China Classified Histories".

Pei Yihan had an official job, he was the dream Executive Assistant for many people. In order to resist the speculation of the outside world, Pei Yisheng did his duty without even glancing at Chen Guanxun. His good friend Meng Meng was a high school Amity and often came to find Pei Yihan to play. Pei Yihan and his father had lived together since he was young, and his father drank a lot, while he had a huge debt of seven million yuan. Pei Yihan had no choice but to work during the day and w...

If you have opened this book, you have been invited to a journey beyond words. A tour through ancient wisdom from different times and cultures that have accompanied mankind throughout history, signaling the doorway out of human suffering.7 magical cities is a route that allows to delight in the deep knowledge, without dogmas nor prejudice. It is a journey with and for freedom. You will be given a roadmap, and you are free to choose where to stop, where to move forward and also, if ...

Born to a globetrotting diplomat father and haunted by the silence of her absent mother, Anna's childhood is a tapestry woven from fragments of different cultures. Guided by the unwavering love and wisdom of her Malian grandmother, Lalla, Anna seeks solace in ancestral traditions as she navigates a life marked by loneliness and displacement.But years of nomadic existence take their toll, leading to emotional burnout in the bustling heart of New York City. Facing fractured relations...

The Everyday Politics of Resources explores the impact of development processes on the lives, livelihoods, and landscapes of the people of Northwest Vietnam. Over the past two decades, the homes and farms of hundreds of thousands of people have been appropriated to make way for dams, rubber plantations, and mining operations. While this development has enriched the state and private enterprises, it has also resulted in widespread hardship, impover...

A magical, impressionistic autobiography by China’s legendary poet Bei DaoIn 2001, to visit his sick father, the exiled poet Bei Dao returned to his homeland for the first time in over twenty years. The city of his birth was totally unrecognizable. “My city that once was had vanished,” he writes: “I was a foreigner in my hometown.” The shock of this experience released a flood of memories and emotions that sparked Open Up, City Gate. In this lyrical autobi...