Will there be a shortage of books? So do you need to recommend some books to everyone?

First, the taste of cherry, which is a film with both practical and aesthetic value. Abbas is a famous Iranian director and poet. He created a new wave film in Iran and won many international film awards. This book records Abbas's seven-day film class. In the class, he talked about his film shooting skills, his understanding of poetry and photography, and his philosophical thinking about life. Abbas's artistic outlook and outlook on life are presented in detail. Gade once said that the film started in Griffith and ended in Abbas.

Second, modern Japanese architecture, after reading this book, the history and main features of modern Japanese architecture. You can understand the main pedigree of architects. Most of the Japanese buildings we see today are sharp-cut and eye-catching, but in fact, the history of Japanese architecture has gradually moved to the forefront of the world after the rough construction of the West, the guidance of British, French and German architects and the birth and consciousness of Japanese architects. Mr. Fujimori divided the history of modern Japanese architecture into 12 key sections from the important but unobtrusive balconies in Japanese architecture, and then elaborated the 12 groups and 38 schools of modern Japanese architecture from the perspectives of style evolution and architect changes. The book also contains more than 200 old photo designs, which are very precious and recommended to friends who are interested in architectural art.

Third, the money game, in recent years, private equity investment has gradually entered the public eye, but how is the transaction of private equity investment acquisition carried out? This problem has never been described clearly, in detail and deeply. The publication of Money Game filled this gap. This book is about the acquisition of North Korea by a team led by the author Dr. Wei Jian Shan. The story of the first bank. At that time, under the impact of the Asian financial crisis, South Korea's economy was in turmoil, and the First Bank faced life and death. At that time, whether the First Bank could come back to life was one of the preconditions for South Korea to get assistance from international organizations. In this context, it is conceivable that an American investment institution wants to talk about acquisitions. As the actual trader of this acquisition, Dr. Shang Weijian completely restored the whole transaction at that time in this money game. As a miracle in the history of M&A, the life wisdom, investment concept and balance of rights presented in this book will benefit a lot, and it is recommended to practitioners in the financial field and ordinary readers who are interested in ups and downs of business stories.