"The Gains and Losses of Chinese Politics" is a collection of Mr. Qian Mu's special lectures, which deeply analyzes the political systems of the Han, Tang, Song, Ming and Qing dynasties in Chinese history. The book outlines the government organization, official powers, examination supervision, financial taxes and military service obligations of each dynasty, and reveals the gains and losses and characteristics of the political system of each dynasty. Through comparative studies, readers can have a clearer understanding of the evolution of China's political system and the advantages and disadvantages of political systems under different historical backgrounds. This book not only has extremely high academic value, but also provides historical references for the reform of modern political systems. Mr. Qian Mu's unique insights and easy-to-understand analysis make this work a must-read for understanding the history of China's political system. Both history enthusiasts and political scholars can gain profound inspiration and unique thinking from it.

"Castle in the Sky" is a work created by the Japanese animation master Hayao Miyazaki. The book describes an ancient and mysterious floating castle - Laputa, which contains endless wealth and advanced scientific and technological power. Although it is no longer inhabited, it has become the goal of everyone's pursuit. In this fantasy world, a girl was accidentally involved in the adventure of finding Laputa. Together with her friends, she went through untold hardships and finally uncovered the secret behind Laputa. This book is not only full of thrilling plots, but also contains profound environmental protection and humanistic ideas, calling on people to cherish nature and pursue peace. Through Miyazaki's delicate brushwork and unique imagination, readers seem to be able to be in this mysterious castle in the sky and feel its charm and mystery.

"How to Change the World with Design" is a design guide by design master Mike Beirut, which brings together the essence of his fifty years of design experience. In the book, Beirut shares his design concepts and practical experience in a self-narrative way, and deeply explores how design affects and changes the world. He emphasizes the power of design, believing that design is not only a visual presentation, but also an important means to solve problems, improve life, and promote social progress. Through selected cases and insightful analysis, Beirut shows readers how to use design thinking to cope with complex challenges, and how designers can assume social responsibility and create a better future. This book is not only a collection of design works, but also a profound reflection on design philosophy and practice. It is a rare and precious treasure for designers, design enthusiasts and those seeking innovative inspiration.

"Laura Mulvey, Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema" written by Carolina Hein is an in-depth exploration of Laura Mulvey's theory of visual pleasure and narrative film. The book succinctly summarizes Mulvey's core idea, that is, how movies satisfy the audience's pleasure through visual means, and reveals the gender politics behind this pleasure. Hein pointed out that Mulvey's theory is a milestone in film research. It challenges traditional film narrative methods and triggers extensive discussions about audiences, gender and visual culture. This book is not only an insightful interpretation of Mulvey's theory, but also provides a new perspective for us to understand gender issues in contemporary film and culture. By reading this book, readers can have a deeper understanding of the complexity and diversity of film as a cultural product.

"Heaven and Man Are Not Victorious" is an academic work that deeply analyzes the inner chapters of "Zhuangzi". The author Chen Yun reveals the essence of Zhuangzi's thoughts through a detailed interpretation of the text. Zhuangzi expressed profound philosophical thinking in his unique allegorical way, and the article is gorgeous and full of tension. This book helps readers better understand the main theme of Zhuangzi, especially the detailed explanation of the seven inner chapters such as "Xiaoyaoyou" and "Qiwulun". Zhuangzi emphasized coexistence with nature in harmony and the pursuit of inner freedom and tranquility, which still has important enlightenment significance for modern society. Chen Yun's analysis strives for precision, allowing Zhuangzi's wisdom to shine with new brilliance in the modern context. This book is not only a comprehensive interpretation of the inner chapters of "Zhuangzi", but also an in-depth excavation of Zhuangzi's thoughts. It is suitable for readers who are interested in Zhuangzi.