China Folk Regulations is a collection of documentary essays on customs, rules, ways of communication and ways of dealing with people in China over the past 5,000 years. As we all know, Fiona Fang cannot be achieved without rules. Since ancient times, people in China have accumulated profound etiquette in all aspects of their lives.

These courtesies are not red tape in court, let alone take part in accidental amusement on the spot. They all come from the people and are the essence and precious heritage that have been preserved through thousands of years of evolution. This time, Mr. Liu Yida, a non-genetic inheritor, told all aspects of the ordinary life of China people from the perspectives of daily life, travel, meeting people, communication and addressing. His writing is concise and humorous, full of speculative color, and integrates the inherent civilization of the Chinese nation into it. Enhance knowledge and cultivate sentiment, which is worthy of being an excellent reading.

A Brief Introduction to the Author of "China Ruling by Man"

Liu Yida, whose pen name is Dacheng Ruyi, is from Beijing. He is currently a director of the Beijing Federation of Literary and Art Circles, a director of the Beijing Writers Association, a vice chairman of the Beijing Folk Writers Association, a member of the Chinese Writers Association and a vice chairman of the Lao She Literature Foundation. He was once rated as the ambassador of Beijing reading image.

He started writing on 1980. Up to now, he has published more than 10 novels, more than 40 documentary literature, essays and essays, totaling more than10 million words, and won more than 50 literary awards and news awards. His creation has formed his own unique Beijing flavor, which is deeply loved by readers. Representative works include Cat Bowl, Man Cong Er, Hundred Years of Virtue, Painting Worms, Old Capital Man, Hutonggener (Volume I), Grandpa Beijing (Volume II), Big Wine Tank, Red Case, White Case and so on.