Bøger udgivet af The Regency Publishers, International

This story is mostly based on the hero's real life. It depicts his personality and military feats during the Korean War. His love of his brethren and justice and moral principles are stressed. The modern advanced techniques of reconnaissance activity are well exposed.

Changes in life expectancy are definitely an unstoppable force. It has been with us since the beginning of time but most don't realize it. Looking back evolution is obvious and now with more centenarians around the world year by year it has to be accepted that somebody somewhere may actually live to be the unthinkable age of 200 years old. It is clear then that the mistake is in trying to pin down its limits because history show us that it has none. What if one day someone became smart enough and dared to try and speed up the process by using a technique of gene rejuvenation. And who knows quite possibly someone just may even be lucky enough to have access to it and actually live its changes.Curious? then explore the adventure of those fortunate few who experienced this journey from 100 to 200.

It's the late 1980s and the Chinese economic reform is in full swing. The newest province - Hainan - Has just been formed and is granted status as the largest Special Economic Zone of China (SEZ) by the central government, attracting many companies as well as young and ambitious graduates around the country to pursue their dreams of a better life, forming a fascinating 1980s movement of 'Hainan Heat'. Twenty-seven-year-old Kathy Liao, with a university degree of literature and management, takes a two-week holiday in Haikou, the tropical coastal capital of Hainan province, to see what life the SEZ can offer. She sends a letter of introduction given by a friend who is a secretary of the mayor of her hometown, to the general secretary of the municipal government of Haikou who opens the door of the SEZ for her. Kathy becomes a newspaper journalist before her two-week holiday is over. Her life is then overtaken by a series of twists both emotional and professional. She falls in love with handsome and smart CEO who has boundless prospects and is married. Kathy is at the peak of her career in PR at the China branch of the multinational group who is about to develop a major national pilot programme in South China when the Tiananmen Square event takes place, resulting in a widely teaming up Economic Sanctions by the West. How will the grim sanction directly affect her little world? will she survive?