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This book explores environmental background investigations, pollution source evaluations, and risk assessment methods for groundwater-contaminated sites, including landfills and oil-contaminated areas. It also examines typical contaminated sites in China, providing insights into their investigation, assessment, and restoration. Readers will enhance their understanding of groundwater contamination management.

In this collection of dispatches from China's far northwestern province of Xinjiang, Li Juan recalls helping her mother to grow sunflowers from the barren earth. Li Juan's skill as a writer captures the extraordinary everyday in this sensitive and lively record of both the fragility of life, and the joys and dignity of family bonds.

Winner of the People's Literature Award, this has been a bestselling book in China for several years and Li Juan has been widely lauded in the international literary community for her unique contribution to the narrative non-fiction genre. This book is her crowning achievement, shattering the boundaries between nature writing and personal memoir.

A rural borderland just forty years ago, today Shenzhen is a city of twenty million and a technology hub. This success is attributed to its status as a Special Economic Zone, but no other SEZs compare. Juan Du looks to the past to understand why. It turns out that Shenzhen is no prefab instant city, but a place influenced by deep local history.

Exploring the deep internal work essential for effective tai chi practice, this book reveals the Taoist principles that originated the Yang-style forms and illustrates how tai chi circulates powerful healing energies throughout the body. Developed by Taoist adepts, tai chi serves both as a martial art and a means to cultivate the physical, energy, and spirit bodies. Its primary aim is to connect with chi, the fundamental energy of life. Until the early twentieth century, tai chi was a secretive practice, shared only within close-knit families and disciples. Despite its popularity as a martial art and health exercise today, many internal practices remain largely unknown. This work provides step-by-step illustrated instructions for mastering the 13 forms of early Yang-style tai chi, also referred to as Tai Chi Chi Kung, catering to practitioners of all levels. The authors elucidate the relationship between tai chi's inner structure and the absorption, transformation, and circulation of the three life-animating forces: the Universal force, the Cosmic force, and the Earth force. They reveal the principles and practices needed to access the full range of physical, psychological, and spiritual benefits that tai chi offers.

A guide containing numerous instructions and exercises for achieving spiritual and physical harmony, authored by Master Mantak Chia, the creator of the 'Healing Tao' system, based on his extensive study of classical Taoist texts, traditional Chinese medicine, and martial arts (kung fu, tai chi, qigong, etc.). The book explores topics such as life energy (Qi), transforming negative energy into life energy, gaining additional Qi through lovemaking, the creative power of sexual energy, the concept of "superorgasm," and female sexual energy. It discusses the duration of a woman's sexual life, the three levels of sexual energy in a good sexual relationship, the goals of Taoist meditation, female sexual anatomy, female ejaculation, clitoral and vaginal orgasms, the importance of exercises for the sexual organs, and partner-free exercises like ovarian breathing and pelvic contractions. It also touches on Chinese tantra and Taoist esoteric yoga.