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Tong yin qing hua
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Hua shi Hongni cun
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A Warrior's Story
Bill Connors USMC must extract a secret agent from North Korea without the North Koreans knowledge. He organizes a secret Marine Intelligence unit. Marine 'Gung Ho' is used throughout.
Hong Ren: Colour Plates
Hong made a great contribution to the founding of the "Anhui Painting School" in early Qing Dynasty, thus winning the recognition as one of the "Four Master Painters of Xin'an." Hong had drawn reference to the painting styles of Ni Zan (1301-1374), one of the "Four Master Painters of the Yuan Dynasty." But different from the simplicity and desolateness of Ni's landscapes, Hong added his concern of worldly affairs by depicting the real landscape of mountains and rivers. Hong was especially good at painting Mount Huang, one of the "Four Most Famous Mountains"in China, based on his reclusive life in this mountain after the beginning of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912). Huang had created his own unique style in his paintings of Mount Huang by combining the genius ink language of previous masters such as Ni Zan and Huang Gongwang (1269-1354) and the real geographic features of the famous mountain.
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I Am
The Horde, book two in the I Am saga trilogy, continues the oral history being taught to the Cactus Monkeys by one of the Great Aero Teachers. It takes readers through the fight against the Order of Ra. Having saved and reclaimed their community, Clan MacLee now expands its influence into the world at large. While Sarah, Gina, and Ke'ira enter military service, JoAnn begins the reclamation of the free world's farmlands, and Amareah takes engineering with fabric to the next level. While the mothers of Clan MacLee strive openly, Gammon watches over their children as they grow and develop with assistance from creatures named holies. Learn how these amazing children guide the world from the shad...
Duo ming hong zhu
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Sinophagia: A Celebration of Chinese Horror
An anthology of unsettling tales from contemporary China, translated into English for the very first time. Fourteen dazzling horror stories delve deep into the psyche of modern China in this new anthology curated by acclaimed writer and essayist Xueting C. Ni, editor and translator of the British Fantasy Award-winning Sinopticon. From the menacing vision of a red umbrella, to the ominous atmosphere of the Laughing Mountain; from the waking dream of virtual working to the sinister games of the locked room… this is a fascinating insight into the spine-chilling voices working within China today – a long way from the traditional expectations of hopping vampires and hanging ghosts. This ground-breaking collection features both well-known names and bold upcoming writers, including: Hong Niangzi, Fan Zhou, Chu Xidao, She Cong Ge, Chuan Ge, Goodnight, Xiaoqing, Zhou Dedong, Nanpai Sanshu, Yimei Tangguo, Chi Hui, Zhou Haohui, Su Min, Cai Jun, and Gu Shi.
