China
Atlantic, The, May, 2005 by Sean Creehan
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Top ten works of nonfiction, as of January 2005, based on sales data compiled by the Beijing Open Book Market Consulting Center
1. No Excuse , by Ferrar Cape . Written in Chinese, purportedly by an American, this self-help guide urges adherence to what it calls West Point's most important motto: "Failure is not an option."
2. Detail Is Key to Success , by Wang Zhongqiu . This book's message is simple: those Chinese with lofty dreams should focus on the nitty-gritty first.
3. Distilling the Three Kingdoms , by Cheng Junyi . Business lessons drawn from battles fought in third-century China. If only corporate mergers had the dramatic appeal of civil war.
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4. Tell Your Child: You're Great! by Lu Qin . Parenting advice for a nation struggling to raise legions of only children, often known as "little emperors."
5. Examining 12 Qing Emperors , by Yan Chongnian . A ...
