Pepatah Confucius (The Analects of Confucius / Lunyu) is a foundational philosophical work compiling the dialogues, moral teachings, and practical wisdom of the ancient Chinese sage Confucius (Kong Qiu) and his disciples. It is one of the most influential texts in human history, shaping the cultural, ethical, and political bedrock of East Asian civilization for over two millennia.
Origins of Chinese Classical Literature explores the historical, ritualistic, and philosophical roots from which China's rich literary tradition emerged. Spanning from the early oral traditions of the Bronze Age through the Zhou Dynasty and the Warring States period, this study examines how early religious inscriptions, royal rituals, and philosophical debates laid the foundation for thousands …
Legenda Misteri Enam Dinasti (The Mystery Legend of the Six Dynasties) is a historical and mythological narrative work that explores the eerie tales, court intrigues, and supernatural folklore originating from the turbulent Six Dynasties period in Chinese history (220–589 CE).
Maharani Bu Cek Tian (adapted by Yan Widjaya from traditional Chinese historical romances and chronicles) is a gripping historical narrative chronicling the life and reign of Wu Zetian, the only woman in thousands of years of Chinese history to officially sit on the throne and rule as a sovereign Empress (Huangdi). Set during the glorious yet treacherous era of the Tang Dynasty, the book explor…
Forrest Gump is a critically acclaimed 1986 novel written by American author Winston Groom, best known for inspiring the iconic 1994 Academy Award-winning film adaptation starring Tom Hanks. It is a picaresque, satirical, and deeply poignant story told from the unique perspective of a slow-witted yet exceptionally kind-hearted and physically gifted man.
Han: Kaisar Petani is a historical narrative and biographical work written by Michael Wicaksono that explores the remarkable rise of the Han Dynasty, one of the most influential and enduring dynasties in Chinese history.
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.