發(fā)現(xiàn)蘇州 In Red Embroidered Shoes（英文版）（中國城記系列叢書 CITIES OF C..
- 所屬分類：
FOR 老外
- 作者：
（英）弗格森 著
- 出版社：
外文出版社
- ISBN：9787119075532
- 出版日期：2012-1-1
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原價：
￥136.00元
現(xiàn)價：￥103.90元
圖書簡介
It is quite possible that the number of Westerners who have
heard of Shanghai is matched by the number who have not heard of
the city of Suzhou. It would be understandable that even observers
with a passing knowledge of China might think of Suzhou as no more
than a satellite of its larger and more populous neighbor.
The truth is that Suzhou， a former capital of China，has a
2，500-year history that is much longer and more illustrious than
Shanghai's， featuring astonishing achievements in almost every
field of human endeavor - including politics， the military， the
arts， culture， education， and religion. Its classical private
gardens merit their unmatched renown， its old city is one of the
best preserved in China， and its modern history is that of a
vibrant pioneer that has established itself as one of China's
wealthiest cities. Allow yourself to be introduced to Suzhou， the
finest of Jiangsu Province's water cities， and savor the essence of
the old and the new in this book by author David W. Ferguson.
目錄
David W. Ferguson graduated in Law from Edinburgh University
in Scotland. After a long career as a management consultant he set
up an independent media production company in 2003. He first came
to China with his wife， who is Chinese， in 2006， and since then he
has spent most of his time in China. Initially he worked as a
business and investment advisor and he has worked extensively for
Chinese and Western media， covering major events as diverse as the
Sichuan earthquake， the Beijing Olympic Games， and World Expo 2010
in Shanghai.
He is Golf Correspondent for CIPG's web-based news and
information service， China.org. This is his third book on China for
Foreign Languages Press - he has previously written Nantong Tales -
Pioneers from "China's First Modern City"， a book exploring the
economic development of Nantong through the life stories of a
number of contemporary Nantong entrepreneurs， and From "Made in
Guangdong" to "Created in Guangdong'： an exploration of the
industrial， economic and social transformation strategy currently
under way in the province of Guangdong.
