Qin: Kaisar Terakota (Qin: The Terracotta Emperor) is a historical non-fiction work that explores the dramatic rise and fall of the Qin Dynasty through the lens of its legendary founder, Qin Shi Huang (China's first emperor), and the monumental archaeological marvel he left behind: the Terracotta Army.
The epic sets its mystical foundation by recounting how 108 malevolent demon spirits—divided into 36 Heavenly Spirits and 72 Earthly Spirits—are accidentally released from a mystical Taoist prison vault. Bound by fate and karma, these entities are destined to reincarnate into the mortal realm as flawed, extraordinary men and women.
The Sayings of Laozi: Kedamaian dari Guru Bijak (The Sayings of Laozi: Peace from the Wise Master) is a philosophical and spiritual work (popular in Indonesian editions and commentaries) that explores the profound wisdom of Laozi (Lao-tzu), the legendary ancient Chinese philosopher and foundational figure of Daoism.
Genghis Khan: Sang Penakluk (Genghis Khan: The Conqueror) is a historical biography and narrative non-fiction work (popular in Indonesian translations and historical adaptations) that chronicles the extraordinary life of Temüjin, who rose from a destitute, hunted outcast to become Genghis Khan, the supreme ruler of the Mongol Empire and the creator of the largest contiguous land empire in huma…
Chinese Eminent People (often studied through biographical compendiums like Arthur W. Hummel’s foundational Eminent Chinese of the Ch'ing Period or general historical biographical collections) explores the lives, philosophies, political struggles, and enduring legacies of the most influential figures who shaped Chinese civilization across dynasties.