Han Fei Zi Says is part of The Collected Works of Ancient Chinese Philosophy series and presents selected philosophical ideas attributed to Han Feizi, a major thinker of the Legalist school during the Warring States period of ancient China. The text focuses on political authority, law, governance, and the relationship between rulers and subjects. Through English translations and interpretations…
Zhongguo Lishi (Chinese History) provides a concise and accessible overview of the historical development of China from ancient times to the modern era. Written as part of the Yuedu Zhongguo (Reading China) series, the book introduces major historical periods, key events, and the evolution of Chinese civilization, society, and customs. Presented in English, this work is intended for general rea…
This book presents an introduction to Chinese myths and legends, exploring traditional stories that reflect the beliefs, values, and imagination of Chinese civilization. It discusses mythological figures, legendary heroes, creation myths, and folklore that have shaped Chinese cultural identity over centuries. Written by Emily Franklin, Pete TYW Robinson, and Zhu Tianshu, the book highlights the…
This book introduces readers to China as the homeland of the Chinese people, presenting an overview of the country’s historical background, cultural traditions, geography, and national identity. As part of the Fun Reading About China series, the work is designed for general readers and learners of Chinese studies, offering accessible explanations accompanied by engaging narratives and illustr…
This book presents a collection of philosophical thoughts attributed to Yan Zi (Yanzi), a prominent statesman and philosopher of ancient China during the Spring and Autumn period. The work reflects key ideas of early Chinese philosophy, including moral governance, ethical conduct, social harmony, and the responsibilities of rulers and officials. Compiled as part of The Collected Works of Ancien…
This bilingual Chinese–English volume presents an accessible overview of essential knowledge about Chinese history. Written by Cao Dafu, Sun Yanbin, Xiao Ying, Li Rui, and translated by He Yun Zhao, the book summarizes major dynasties, historical events, cultural developments, and important figures that shaped China from ancient times to the modern era. Published by Five Continents Communicat…
Shiji (Records of the Grand Historian), Volume 3, is part of the Simplified Chinese Edition of the Twenty-Four Histories published by the Zhonghua Book Company. Written by Sima Qian during the Han Dynasty, Shiji is considered the foundation of traditional Chinese historiography, documenting events from early legendary rulers to the Western Han. This volume includes classical annotations by Pei …
Shiji (Records of the Grand Historian), Volume 2, is part of the Simplified Chinese Edition of the Twenty-Four Histories published by the Zhonghua Book Company. Written by Sima Qian of the Han Dynasty, Shiji is one of the foundational works of Chinese historiography, covering events from prehistoric rulers to the early Han period. This volume includes classical annotations and commentaries by P…
The Book of Liang (Liang Shu) is the official dynastic history of the Liang dynasty, compiled by the Tang dynasty historian Yao Silian. As one of the Twenty-Four Histories, the work documents the political, military, cultural, and social developments of the Southern Dynasties period. This simplified-character edition published by Zhonghua Book Company offers a comprehensive and authoritative te…
History of the Northern Dynasties (Bei shi) is a classical Chinese historical text belonging to the official canon of the Twenty-Four Histories, covering the history of northern Chinese regimes from the year 386 CE to 618 CE. It records the political, cultural, military, and social developments of the Northern Wei, Eastern Wei, Western Wei, Northern Qi, Northern Zhou, and Sui dynasty periods ac…