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Lu Xun (1881–1936) is widely considered the greatest writer of twentieth-century China
and pain woven in the coerced decision to give one’s child up for adoption and the profound negative impact China’s birth-planning campaigns have on Chinese families
No woman is an island-ess
有人说，“数据决定生活”。在大数据时代，这句话已成为不辩自明的真理。几乎无处不在的数据，小能反映成绩、体重、天气，大能左右投票结果、影响经济增速、抹杀气候变化。然而，许多数据其实并不像表面上标榜的那样客观、公正，反而常常被人操纵，来误导我们。因此，是时候为数据正名，认清数据陷阱背后的真相了。 在本书中，荷兰计量经济学家、数据统计记者桑内·布劳就将带领读者“数”落世界，通过真实案例，从南丁格尔用大数据来挽救生命，到美国烟草业报告造假，再到欧盟公投中的票数摇摆，揭示日常生活中的数据偏见，教你如何不再盲信数字，练成大数据时代人人必修的“避坑大法”。
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Bridegroom Was a Dog 香港 Lu Xun (1881–1936) is widelyMasterfully turning the rules of folklore and fable on their head, The Bridegroom Was a Dog is a disarming and unforgettable modern classic. Its initial publication in 1998 garnered admiration from The New Yorker, which praised it as a "fast moving, mysteriously compelling tale that has the dream quality of Kafka." The Bridegroom Was a Dog begins with a schoolteacher telling a fable to her students. In the fable, a princess promises her hand in
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