Wei Wei: 607 books

Jiang Song has made it through life on the strength of his quick wits and his ability to win over adversaries and turn them into allies. Now, after a run of bad luck, Jiang Song must think on his feet as never before, for the wrong move at the wrong moment could cost him his life.

Chong Lin has gone into exile, where he hopes to live out his punishment quietly and return one day to his wife and the life he had. But fate has another plan for Chong Lin, and before long he is running for his life. Through luck and the kindness of strangers he comes to LiangShan Marsh, where he will start a new life, one full of danger and adventure.

Gai Chao and his partners have plotted a theft to help balance the scales between rich and poor. But when their grand heist lands them in hot water, they must race to the fabled marshes of LiangShan, where like-minded outlaws have gathered, a band of men sworn to fight the forces of oppression.

In the days of the Song Dynasty, government corruption is rampant, and the enemies of a ruthless schemer named Qui Gao are driven out of power and into the untamed countryside of China. There they encounter 108 mischievous spirits who have taken root in the form of bandits and thieves who are about to make life very difficult for Qui Gao.

In an age of lawlessness and corruption, there is no one who can escape the treachery of Qui Gao. Through trickery and intimidation, he betrays friend and enemy alike. But when Qui Gao sends an ally, Chong Lin, into exile so that he can claim the man’s wife, he sends Chong Lin to an area rife with bandits—perhaps the only men left with a sense of honor.

In the lawless outskirts of rural China, where governing is all but nonexistent, there is no shortage of men thirsty to get rich quick by taking from others, whether by fighting for title or stealing a fortune. Of course, not all thefts are created equal: if you steal from a thief, is it still stealing?

This book is a collection of Chen Bochui International Children's Literature Award winning works. It includes the acceptance speeches at the award ceremony, award winning individual works, book excerpts, and interviews with the winning authors. With such a book, we can know about the winning writers...

San Zang has known from the beginning of the journey to the West that Sun Wu Kong's short temper and violent tendencies could be as great a threat to their mission as any monster or demon. Now, a second Sun Wu Kong appears, and it is immediately clear that he embodies all of Wu Kong's worst traits....

Sun Wu Kong, punished by Buddha centuries before, has spent five hundred years buried under Five-Finger Mountain when he encounters San Zang, a priest headed west in search of Buddhist scriptures. On the Goddess of Mercy's instructions, Wu Kong frees himself and assists the priest on a journey to...

形象網站網址 :http://qingmingpainting.com/　　The Along the River During the Qingming Festival was painted by Chang Ze-Duan of North Song Dynasty on silk. Painted in light colors, it is 528cm wide and 24.8cm tall. Qingming implies Qingming Festival or Tomb Sweeping Festival. “Shang He”...

The deep sea is a mystery. Human beings have been trying to uncover it. It is dark there, the pressure is huge, is there any living things? The underwater mountains rise so high and steep above the seafloor. How did they come into being？We know that “all living things depend on the sun for their...

A practical guide to negotiating which will give you the information and skills to succeed Find out how to improve your negotiating skills by defining your style, preparing properly and designing your meeting structure. You'll learn to build relationships, develop trust and negotiate fairly. Tips,...

"A volume of great value to the admirer of Chinese art that also contains much practical advice for the student." ― Library JournalWhen this book was first published, there were few if any important studies dealing with Chinese brushwork and its crucial role in Chinese art. The present volume, by...

Despite the modern high-rise buildings, international brand names and many Caucasian faces, Hong Kong still retains much of its Asian character. Learn how fung shui influences the way of life and the importance of the concept of ‘face’, which affects interpersonal relationships and business transactions....