如何才能让孩子更聪明、快乐与健康？儿童脑科学公司爱贝睿邀请众多毕业于世界名校的脑与认知科学家、发展心理学家与儿童教育专家，组建了爱贝睿家长教练团，科学、系统与高效地帮助各位爸爸妈妈科学养育。如今，已累计近百期系列讲座。这些专家来自哈佛、耶鲁、约克、杜克、剑桥、牛津、清华、北大，他们既有专业高度，又能将艰涩难懂的科学知识娓娓道来，聚焦家长关注的问题，进行系统讲解。现在，爱贝睿精选其中Z受家长欢迎的十期讲座汇编成书。
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箭厂空间创办于2008年，是一家完全独立运营的非商业艺术空间。空间位于北京城中心一条狭窄的小胡同里，在过去几年当中，它持续推动不同形式的艺术展示、合作与实验，致力于为国内外当代艺术家的在地性创作提供一个新的途径。《箭厂空间四年书》全面记录了从2011年3月到2015年5月间在这个15平方米的店面空间内外所发生的22个艺术项目作为空间的第二本出版物，本书也同时呈现了国内外6位曾经或正在运营艺术空间的艺术家的独特视角，他（她）们的文章与对话都围绕着一个基本的问题所展开：什么是一个“好机构”？通过文中观点与其他内容《箭厂空间四年书》提供了塑造中国当下文化氛围多样性的一份见证

本书记录了2015至2019最后五年中发生的21个艺术项目，并与13位曾经与箭厂合作过的艺术家展开10场对谈，附录的常规问答环节也由三位空间创办人介绍了项目的缘由、目标及方法。

箭厂空间成立于2008年，位于北京的中心城区，由一间临街店铺改造而来。 本书是对箭厂空间过去三年实践的首次全面总结 ,通过此书，读者能够一览国内外艺术家在箭厂空间中创作的特定现场作品。并记录下在中国宏观的文化氛围中，箭厂空间所扮演的独特角色。
特邀欧宁，毕月, 王念华, 林荫庭为本书撰文; 并包括与艺术家李景湖和张怡以及箭厂空间周边社区居民的对话。
项目参与艺术家包括：约翰·阿伦斯，蔡青，蔡伟，张怡，方璐，何颖宜，洪浩, 阚萱，李景湖，李明，梁远苇 ，林天苗，林一林，林载春 刘窗，林荫庭，尤安·麦克唐纳，倪海峰，聂幕，丹·皮乔沃维奇，斯蒂凡·苏尔泽，田中功起，王功新，王卫，文鹏，翁维，西京人, 颜磊，张培力
Since 2008, Arrow Factory has operated as a modestly sized storefront art space located in the center of downtown Beijing. The publication 3 Years: Arrow Factory documents the wide range of site-oriented projects mounted by Chinese and international artists in our out-of-the-way location and asks artists and writers to reflect on new avenues for artistic production in China.
3 Years: Arrow Factory includes contributions by Ou Ning, Beatrice Leanza, Dan S. Wang, Ken Lum, Li Jinghu, Patty Chang; plus Arrow Factory’s neighbors and local residents.
Documentation of artworks by: Johann Arens, Cai Qing, Cai Wei, Patty Chang, Fang Lu, Rania Ho, Hong Hao, Kan Xuan, Li Jinghu, Li Ming, Liang Yuanwei, Lin Tianmiao, Lin Yilin, Lim Tzay Chuen, Liu Chuang, Ken Lum, Euan Macdonald, Ni Haifeng, Nie Mu, Dan Perjovschi, Stefan Sulzer, Koki Tanaka, Wang Gongxin, Wang Wei, Wen Peng, Wei Weng, Xijing Men, Yan Lei, and Zhang Peili.

David Hinton, whose much-acclaimed translations of Li Po and Tu Fu have become classics, now completes the triumvirate of China's greatest poets with "The Selected Poems of Wang Wei." Wang Wei (701-761 C.E.) is often spoken of, with his contemporaries Li Po and Tu Fu, as one of the three greatest poets in China's 3,000-year poetic tradition. Of the three, Wang was the consummate master of the short imagistic landscape poem that came to typify classical Chinese poetry. He developed a nature poetry of resounding tranquility wherein deep understanding goes far beyond the words on the page--a poetics that can be traced to his assiduous practice of Ch'an (Zen) Buddhism. But in spite of this philosophical depth, Wang is not a difficult poet. Indeed, he may be the most immediately appealing of China's great poets, and in Hinton's masterful translations he sounds utterly contemporary. Many of his best poems are incredibly concise, composed of only twenty words, and they often turn on the tiniest details: a bird's cry, a splinter of light on moss, an egret's wingbeat. Such imagistic clarity is not surprising since Wang was also one of China's greatest landscape painters (see cover illustration). This is a breathtaking poetry, one that in true Zen fashion renders the ten thousand things of this world in such a way that they empty the self even as they shimmer with the clarity of their own self-sufficient identity.