Bridge21 is a publishing company founded in Los Angeles in 2011 with a mission to connect East Asian and English-speaking cultures worldwide by producing and promoting both scholarly and popular writings of the region’s historical traditions and rapid recent developments as well as English translations of contemporary literary works produced in the region.
A highly authoritative, succinct analysis of essentials of Chinese humanism by dissecting Confucianism, Daoism and Buddhism, the three greatest teachings shaping ancient and modern China.
This collection bring readers the delicacy of youth tinged with vicissitudes, and the sorrows as youth is gone, with seven short stories on “how a person becomes himself or herself in the world”.
Ideas of modern Western disciplines such as philosophy of religion, religious studies and theology are employed by the author as references to illuminate key ideas in Confucian tradition and highlight the features of Confucianism as a religious or spiritual humanism.
This book contains 6 works written by Xu Zechen, a leading figure of Chinese Post-1970 writers in different periods. It reflects the different creative characteristics of the author in each period, and also draws a relatively complete outline of the author's creative trajectory.
The behavior of financial markets is in essence determined by the behavior of market participants. There are different groups of market participants. How do they behave? What are the financial theories and empirical results explaining investors behavior? This book provides a thorough discussions on this wide area of financial research.
This book is on Liu Ching-chih, a Hong Kong scholar. Chronologies, narratives and text analyses are integrated to present a multifaceted fascinating character. The book will be useful for those who want to learn about the cultural life in Hong Kong and those who are interested in life writing research.
Full of rich details of the development and evolution of GF Securities of China; a new perspective on the study of China’s capital markets in 30 years.
Based on old maps and historical archives of Xinjiang, the book tells colorful stories of Xinjiang during the Qing dynasty. It involves Emperor Qianlong, Fragrant concubine, Lady Catherine, Swedish missionaries, Guan Gong temples and so on.
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Bridge21 is a publishing company founded in Los Angeles in 2011 with a mission to connect East Asian and English-speaking cultures worldwide by producing and promoting both scholarly and popular writings of the region’s historical traditions and rapid recent developments as well as English translations of contemporary literary works produced in the region. 
