The book "Lee Kuan Yew's View of the World" brings together the worldview, leadership wisdom and governance experience of Lee Kuan Yew, the founding Prime Minister of Singapore. With his unique vision and profound insight, Lee Kuan Yew conducted an in-depth analysis of global politics, economy, culture and other fields, showing his unique insights into the world. The book not only contains his unique views on Asian dynamics and economic management, but also reveals his courage and wisdom as a leader. Through this book, readers can have a deep understanding of Lee Kuan Yew's governance philosophy, leadership style and his judgment of the world situation, so as to provide useful reference and inspiration for their own life and career. This book is not only a must-read for politicians and leaders, but also an important reference for ordinary readers to understand the world situation and expand their international vision. Lee Kuan Yew's legendary life and outstanding wisdom will be spread in this book, inspiring more people to pursue excellence and create brilliance.

The book "Lectures on the History of Ming Dynasty" was written by Professor Fan Shuzhi, which brings together his decades of research results and teaching experience in the history of Ming Dynasty. Starting from the basic knowledge of the history of Ming Dynasty, the book systematically introduces the important events and figures in the political, economic, cultural and other aspects of the Ming Dynasty. At the same time, the author also shares his unique insights and views. This book not only sorts out the authoritative views in the field of Ming Dynasty history, but also pays attention to the easy-to-understand in the narration, so that readers can easily understand and master the relevant knowledge. In addition, the manuscript is fluent, the language is concise and clear, and the explanation is thorough, providing readers with a book of Ming Dynasty history with great reference value. Whether for Ming Dynasty researchers or for the majority of history enthusiasts, this book is a rare and fine book worth reading. By reading this book, readers can have a deep understanding of the ins and outs of the history of the Ming Dynasty, appreciate the charm of history, and draw inspiration from it, providing a useful reference for real life and future development.

"How to Be a Sociologist" is a masterpiece by Howard S. Becker. The book explains the core thinking and methods of sociological research in an easy-to-understand way. As a contemporary representative of the Chicago School of Sociology and a benchmark in the field of art sociology, Becker provides readers with valuable academic guidance with his fifty years of research experience. In the book, Professor Becker emphasizes the key issues that researchers should pay attention to when conducting research, and how to gain insight into social phenomena from a unique perspective. In addition, he also shares the practical skills he has accumulated in the research process. For scholars who want to improve their research capabilities, this is undoubtedly a rare treasure. The simplified Chinese version of this book is on the market for the first time, which will bring new inspiration and gains to the majority of sociology enthusiasts and researchers.

The Guns of August is Barbara Tuchman's masterpiece, which brilliantly depicts the classic scenes of World War I. With her unique writing style, Tuchman perfectly blends the cruelty of history with the brilliance of humanity, which makes this work win the special favor of the Pulitzer Prize Committee, and even "takes a detour" to award it. As an "artist among historians", her writing is immersive and difficult to extricate. In The Guns of August, she meticulously depicts the August that plunged the world into the quagmire of war, as well as the struggles and tragedies of humanity contained therein. This work is not only a profound reflection on World War I, but also a painful reflection on war and peace in the course of human history. Through Tuchman's writing, we can more realistically feel the changes of that era and the life and death choices people made in it.

"Once in the Jianghu: Jin Yong, a Man Born for Martial Arts Novels" is an introductory book written by Yang Zhao about Jin Yong and his martial arts novels. In this book, Yang Zhao reinterprets the classic martial arts world written by Jin Yong with a unique perspective and in-depth analysis. For readers who are new to Jin Yong's works, this book is an excellent introductory guide; for readers who are already familiar with Jin Yong's martial arts novels, this book provides a deeper interpretation and resonance. Through a detailed analysis of Jin Yong's works, Yang Zhao leads readers to appreciate the charm of the martial arts world, while also revealing Jin Yong's unique talent and outstanding achievements as a great writer. This book is not only a tribute to Jin Yong and his works, but also a book for all readers who love martial arts novels.