Content tagged with “china” under

There are 9 item(s) tagged with “china” in this section.

See items tagged with “china” across the entire site.

Other tags used more than once by these items: fiction, history, geography, spies, science-fiction

The 100 Most Influential Books Ever Written
Section
Deane’s Library
Type
Book Review
Pages
498
Author
Martin Seymour-Smith
Published
2004
Date
Tags
books, history, china, reading

“I didn’t love this book. Note that the author is claiming the 100 ‘most influential’ books, not the best (which is subjective anyway). I got annoyed with the arrogance of the author. He writes with a palpable disdain for anything he doesn’t like, particularly religion. (I mean, we get it – you’re…”

Airframe
Section
Deane’s Library
Type
Book Review
Pages
431
Author
Michael Crichton
Published
2006
Date
Tags
fiction, air-travel, investing, spies, china

“ Solid thriller about the apparent cover-up of an inflight incident on trans-pacific flight. Lots of a super geeky airline industry information. If you like jets, this is your book. Fast-paced, page turner. I legitimately couldn’t put it down. ”

The Three-Body Problem
Section
Deane’s Library
Type
Book Review
Pages
400
Author
Cixin Liu
Published
2008
Date
Tags
fiction, science-fiction, china, fantasy, horror

“First, this is not a standalone novel. It’s part one of three, and it ends completely unfinished. Second, I bought this because of Barack Obama. Seriously – I saw it on the shelf of a book and gaming store in Stockholm, and it had a praise quote from Obama on the cover. I thought, ‘Has a president…”

Why Geography Matters More Than Ever
Section
Deane’s Library
Type
Book Review
Pages
368
Author
H.J. de Blij
Published
2012
Date
Tags
geography, politics, china, society

“An in-depth look at the geopolitics and geo-economics of the world. The author goes around the globe and explains each country’s situation, historically, geographically, politically, and economically. What’s interesting is that a lot of the book is not actually about geography, but that’s the…”

This page is part of the section of this site: