Written by American psychologist Jonathan Haidt, The Righteous Mind explores why people always insist on the idea of "I am right, you are wrong". The book deeply analyzes the psychological mechanism behind human moral judgment and reveals the root causes of the differences in moral concepts between different individuals, groups, parties, and even between the government and the people. Haidt believes that people's moral concepts are influenced by multiple factors such as culture, society, and psychology, resulting in different evaluations of the same event. This difference in turn triggers social conflicts and disagreements. This book aims to help readers understand and respect the moral positions of others, face social disputes with a more tolerant and rational attitude, and seek consensus and harmony. Through this book, readers can think deeply about the complexity of moral judgment and improve their self-cognition and interpersonal communication skills.

The book "Chinese Aesthetics: Four Lectures on Aesthetics" is written by Li Zehou, which deeply explores the traditional Chinese aesthetics with Confucianism as the main body. The book points out that the foundation of Chinese aesthetics lies in the non-Dionysian ritual and music tradition. Its basic viewpoints, categories and issues discussed all reflect the unique charm of Chinese culture. In addition, the book also reveals the internal contradictions contained in Chinese aesthetics and shows its rich and diverse aesthetic appearance. By reading this book, readers can not only have a deep understanding of the essence of traditional Chinese aesthetics, but also feel the profound influence of Confucianism on aesthetic concepts. This book is of great value in studying Chinese aesthetics, inheriting and promoting Chinese culture. It is a rare masterpiece for aesthetics lovers and researchers.

The Three Principles of the People is the democratic revolutionary program advocated by Mr. Sun Yat-sen and the core of his national thought. In Sun Yat-sen's conception, the "Three Principles of the People" refers to national independence, democratic politics and people's livelihood. He hopes to overthrow the rule of the Qing Dynasty and establish a modern country of freedom, equality and fraternity. The Archives of the Founding of the Republic of China: The Strategy of Founding the Country + The Three Principles of the People (Set of 2 Volumes) further elaborates on Sun Yat-sen's concept of governing the country. Among them, the Strategy of Founding the Country mainly includes three parts: "Sun's Literary Theory", "Industrial Plan" and "Initial Civil Rights", which reflects Sun Yat-sen's comprehensive thinking on national construction and social development. The book summary can be described as follows: The Three Principles of the People is the core thought of Mr. Sun Yat-sen, emphasizing national independence, democratic politics and people's livelihood. The Archives of the Founding of the Republic of China: The Strategy of Founding the Country + The Three Principles of the People (Set of 2 Volumes) is an in-depth explanation and practical exploration of this thought, showing Sun Yat-sen's foresight and firm belief in national development.

"Basic Film and Television Translation and Research" is one of the books in the "New Century Translation Studies R&D Series" published by Zhejiang University Press. The book focuses on the field of film and television translation, aiming to meet the huge demand for translation specialization and professionalization in the globalization and national context. The book introduces the basic concepts, principles and techniques of film and television translation, and explains them in simple terms with examples. In addition, the book also conducts a comprehensive discussion on the practice and research of film and television translation, providing readers with systematic and scientific knowledge and methods of film and television translation. By reading this book, readers can fully understand the importance and complexity of film and television translation, master the basic skills and methods of film and television translation, and improve the practical level and research ability of film and television translation. The book is suitable for translation students, practitioners and researchers, and also provides a valuable reference book for film and television enthusiasts.

"Order of the Soul and World History: Augustine's End of Western Classical Civilization" is written by Wu Fei, which deeply explores the important position of Augustine and his work "The City of God" in the evolution of Western intellectual history from ancient times to the present. This book provides a comprehensive and in-depth interpretation and sorting of "The City of God" from multiple perspectives such as order of the soul, original sin, history, and doomsday. Wu Fei uses Augustine's thoughts to see through the end of Western classical civilization and how this civilization is reinterpreted and understood in Augustine's writings. This book not only provides readers with a new perspective to understand Augustine and his era, but also reveals the profound connection and transformation between Western classical civilization and modern civilization. It has important reference value for a deep understanding of Western intellectual history.