"The Four Loves" is written by British writer C.S. Lewis and explores four different types of love. This book deeply analyzes family love, friendship, love and love for God, and reveals the importance and influence of these loves in our lives. Lewis expounds on the nature and meaning of love with a unique perspective and profound insight, challenging our traditional understanding of love. He believes that true love is selfless and giving, rather than possessive and demanding. Through this book, readers can re-examine their interpersonal relationships and learn to love and be loved with a more mature and rational attitude. This book is not only a theoretical work on love, but also a profound reflection on life and human nature. It is worth reading carefully for everyone who pursues true love and the meaning of life. This re-translation will better convey the essence of the original work and bring readers a brand new reading experience.

The Complete Works of I.M. Pei is the first authoritative work that fully presents the representative works and design ideas of the architectural master I.M. Pei in various periods. It is written by colleagues of I.M. Pei's studio, and shows his outstanding achievements and unique thinking with pictures and texts. This book not only won the recognition of I.M. Pei during his lifetime, and he personally wrote the preface for it, but was also reviewed and recommended by his colleague and student Lin Bing. In the new translation, many precious photos have been added, allowing readers to have a deeper understanding of I.M. Pei's design philosophy and life journey. This book is a comprehensive review of I.M. Pei's architectural career and an important record of the history of modern architecture. Both architectural practitioners and ordinary readers can gain profound inspiration and insights from it. Through The Complete Works of I.M. Pei, we can not only appreciate I.M. Pei's architectural masterpieces, but also appreciate his unique understanding of space, form and function, as well as his profound insight into culture and history.

Written by Bao Gangsheng, Evolution: The New Reality of Western Politics deeply analyzes the major changes in the political field of Western countries since the 2010s. The book points out that the rise of right-wing political forces, the intensification of political differences among voters, and the decline in the stability of the party system in recent years have become the new reality of Western politics. Among them, events such as Trump's election as the US president in 2016 are the concentrated embodiment of this trend. Through in-depth analysis and interpretation of these phenomena, this book reveals the internal logic and future direction of Western political evolution, and provides readers with comprehensive and in-depth political insights. For readers who are concerned about international politics, especially the development of Western politics, this book is undoubtedly a book of great reference value.

"Sophie's World" is a philosophical enlightenment book written by Norwegian writer Jostein Gaarder. In the form of a novel, this book reveals the development of Western philosophy through the process of a philosophy mentor imparting philosophical knowledge to a girl named Sophie. From the natural philosophy of ancient Greece, to the religious philosophy of the Middle Ages, to the rationalism of the Renaissance, Jostein Gaarder uses a simple and easy-to-understand way to guide readers to follow Sophie to think about the nature of the world, the meaning of life, and the existence of human beings. This book is not only an excellent introduction to the history of philosophy, but also a life guide full of wisdom and speculation. It teaches us how to use philosophical thinking to face the confusion and challenges of life, so that we can have a more comprehensive and profound understanding of the world.

The English Patient is a masterpiece by Canadian writer Michael Ondaatje. The work was adapted into a film and won nine Oscars. The novel has won wide acclaim for its profound emotional description and unique narrative style. The story revolves around a British patient who was burned at the end of World War II. He lost his memory, but under the care of a Canadian female nurse, he gradually recalled his past. Through the patient's memories, the novel shows the complex interweaving of war, love and human nature. This new translation has been absent from Chinese readers for 15 years, and will once again lead readers to appreciate the charm of this Booker Prize classic. With his keen insight and delicate brushstrokes, Michael Ondaatje successfully outlines a story world full of suspense and touching.