Literature

Complete collection of Lu Xun's proses. Simplified Chinese with Chinese explanation. 438 pages.

Selective collection of Lu Xun proses. Simplified Chinese. 647 pages.

Proses by famour Taiwan write Lu Yong. Simplified Chinese.

Prose by famour Taiwan write Lu Yong. Simplified Chinese. 317 pages.

Secret words that used in some special cases. Simplified Chinese. [sold out]

English. 136 pages. The book contains 16 popular comic dialogue or sketch (Xiangshen).

In English. 202 pages. The Chinese language contains thousands pithy sayings that crystallize aspects of Chinese society, politices, art and literature.

English. 291 pages. Compiled by Yuan Yang. The more than 100 stories in this book have been selected from Accounts of the Saints, Stories of Immortals and other classics dealing with this subject.

English/Simplified Chinese. 219 pages. 100 Cartoons by Ding Cong, a very famous Chinese author.

English/Simplified Chinese. 219 pages.

Take jokes away from life and you take good part of life away from man.

English/Chinese. 592 pages. Poems and songs in Chinese and English.

Simplified Chinese. 307 pages. A discussion about Chinese literature history. [sold out]

In Chinese (simplified). 15 pocket size books. Each book is about 250 pages. Each page has two serial painting with words explaining the stories in the painting. [sold out]

In English/Chinese(simplified)/French/German. 200 pages of cartoons with English, Chinese French and German comments. Interesting cartoons drawn one decade ago.

In English. 462 pages.

Correspondence between Lu Xun and Xu Guangping. Translated by Bonnie S. McDougall.

In English/Chinese(simplified). 265 pages. Written by Lu Xun, translated by Yang Xianyi and Gladys Yang.

In Englisg/Chinese(simplified).Popular ancient Chinese fables. 263 pages. Translated by Yang Xianyi, Gladys Yang and others.

In Englisg. 210 pages. Translated by Jon Kowallis.

In Chinese(simplified)/English. 595 pages.

In Chinese(simplified)/English. 156 pages.

In Chinese(simplified). Written by Yu Qiu-Yu. 219 pages.

In Chinese(simplified)/English. By Qian Zhongshu.

Satiric and urbane, Fortress Besieged, first published in China in 1947, is a comedy of manners that - to recall Trollope's title - speaks to us of the way we live now. [sold out]