"Shape and Form" by Hu Mingzhe explores the importance of shape and form in the field of art and design. From theory to practice, this book comprehensively explains the basic concepts, principles and applications of shape and form. Through rich cases and refined analysis, the author helps readers understand how to express creativity and emotions through different shapes and forms. In addition, this book also explores the integration of traditional and modern shapes and forms, providing valuable inspiration and enlightenment for designers and artists. Whether for beginners or professionals, this book is a rare resource that helps them gain a deeper understanding and higher attainments in shape and form. By reading this book, readers can broaden their horizons, improve their creative ability, and better apply shape and form to their own works.

Taoism, Tantra and Eastern Mysticism is an important work by Mr. Nan Huai-Chin, which explores the multiple aspects of Eastern mystical culture. The book first traces the historical origins of Tantra, and systematically expounds its core concepts and practice methods, especially the key points of practicing the "three secrets" of body secret, oral secret, and mind secret. Then, the author turns to Yixue and Chinese medicine, focusing on the theory of Qi and meridians and its application in Chinese medicine practice. The whole book not only reveals the profoundness of Eastern doctrines such as Taoism and Tantra, but also shows the extensive influence of these doctrines in the fields of history and culture, philosophy, life sciences, etc. By reading this book, readers can enhance their understanding of Eastern mysticism, and under the guidance of Mr. Nan Huai-Chin, explore their own path of practice and achieve harmony and health of body and mind.

The Radical Cure for Neurasthenia and Obsessive-compulsive Disorders was written by the famous Japanese psychologist Morita Shoma. This book deeply analyzes the causes of neurasthenia and obsessive-compulsive disorder, pointing out that the root of these psychological problems lies in people's excessive focus on themselves, which leads to increased psychological pressure. The book advocates a life attitude of "let nature take its course and do what is right", helping readers adjust their mindsets and get rid of psychological difficulties. Morita Shoma explains his unique psychotherapy method through a large number of actual cases, which has important guiding significance for people who are deeply troubled by neurasthenia and obsessive-compulsive disorder. The language of this book is concise and clear, and the methods are practical and effective. It is an excellent entry-level work for understanding and applying Morita therapy, and also provides valuable reference resources for a large number of psychological workers and psychology enthusiasts.

Written by American film scholar David Bordwell, the book Secrets of Hong Kong Film: The Art of Entertainment deeply analyzes the success story of the Hong Kong film industry. Hong Kong, a city with a population of about 6 million, has been one of the largest film kingdoms in the world for more than 20 years. The number of films produced by it almost surpasses all Western countries, and the exported films have far-reaching influence. Bordwell discusses in detail the uniqueness of the Hong Kong film industry in the book, including its efficient production system, diversified subject matter selection, and close connection with the world film market. In addition, the author also emphasizes the balance between entertainment and art in Hong Kong films, revealing the secret of its success. This book is of great significance for understanding the history, current situation and future of the Hong Kong film industry, and is a must-read for film lovers and researchers.

The Plain Language Sutra of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva is a classic series of Buddhist culture written by Guo Peng. The book elaborates on the practice vows and methods of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva in the form of vernacular. The book highly praises Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva's great vow: "I will not become a Buddha until hell is empty, and I will not attain Bodhi until all sentient beings are saved", which reflects his great spirit of selfless salvation of sentient beings. This classic not only explains Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva's original vow and practice process in a simple and easy-to-understand way, but also makes it easier for readers to understand the profound principles of Buddhism in plain language, which helps to guide people to practice goodness in real life and pursue inner peace and liberation. By reading the Plain Language Sutra of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva, readers can appreciate the power of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva's compassionate salvation, and thus find the support of faith and spiritual sustenance for their own lives.

Written by British scholar Andrew Lowth, The Fountain of Theology explores the origins of the Christian mystical tradition. The book focuses on the development of mysticism in the Patristic era, extending to Dionysius in the late fifth century AD. The book reveals the formation process of mystical theology during this period and shows its important position in Christian thought. By reading The Fountain of Theology, readers can have a deeper understanding of the historical origins of Christian mysticism and deepen their understanding of the Christian belief system. The book has important reference value for scholars and enthusiasts who study Christian theology, history and mysticism. It is also a masterpiece that broadens religious horizons and enhances religious understanding.

The Varieties of Religious Experience is an important work by William James, which explores the various experiences and characteristics of religion. He believes that although the religious beliefs of different people may be different, religion itself has some common characteristics. Religious studies can only suggest but not announce a unified religious creed. James also touches on topics such as whether religion is a relic of primitive thought and the theory of the sameness of gods and humans. He emphasizes the rejection of the concept of personality by modern science and the exploration of faith in people with personality. This book is of great significance for understanding the history and current situation of Western religious thought. Through James' perspective, we can have a deeper understanding of the diversity and complexity of Western religious experience.

The book "Wayfinding System Design" written by Xiang Fan explores in depth the various wayfinding systems that people rely on when finding their way. The book details how humans use natural elements such as the sun, moon, and stars, as well as geographical features such as mountains, rivers, lakes, and trees to determine directions. At the same time, the author also focuses on the important role of buildings and other landmarks as signs in navigation. This book not only analyzes the basic principles of wayfinding systems, but also combines examples to explore how to effectively design wayfinding signs to improve people's wayfinding efficiency and experience. Through this book, readers can fully understand the design concepts, methods, and practices of wayfinding systems, and provide strong support for research and practice in related fields. For readers interested in the fields of wayfinding design, urban planning, and architectural design, this is a rare reference book.

The Collected Works of Chen Yinke is a collection of works by Mr. Chen Yinke, a total of 14 volumes, published by Sanlian Bookstore from January 2001 to June 2002. This collection was included in the National Key Book Publishing Plan for the Ninth Five-Year Plan, and contains 13 important works by Mr. Chen Yinke. Mr. Chen Yinke is a famous modern Chinese historian, linguist and writer. His academic research involves many fields such as history, culture, and religion, and has far-reaching influence. The publication of The Collected Works of Chen Yinke provides scholars and readers with systematic and comprehensive research materials and reading options, which helps to better inherit and promote Mr. Chen Yinke's academic thoughts and spiritual heritage. This collection not only has extremely high academic value, but is also an important part of the Chinese cultural treasure house, and is of great significance to promoting the development of Chinese academic and cultural development.

"The Joy of Zen" is an excellent introductory guide to meditation, written by Ajahn Brahma. This book provides detailed and useful meditation guidance for beginners and experienced practitioners. Through the author's humorous and interesting words, it inspires, inspires and guides readers to explore the essence of meditation in depth. The book introduces a variety of meditation techniques such as the 16 methods of happy breathing to help readers find inner peace and joy in their busy lives. Whether you want to reduce stress, improve concentration, or seek spiritual growth and inner harmony, this book will provide you with valuable inspiration and guidance. By reading "The Joy of Zen", you will embark on a life-changing journey of meditation and appreciate the profound impact and endless joy brought by meditation.