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Chinese New Acquisitions List (2013) 澳大利亞國家圖書館中文新書簡報 (2013 年 3 月) Chinese New Acquisitions List (2013) 澳大利亞國家圖書館中文新書簡報 (2013 年 3 月) MONOGRAPHS (圖書), SERIALS (期刊), e-RESOURCES (電子刊物), MAPS (地圖) e-RESOURCES (電子刊物)Links to full-text e-books online: http://nla.lib.apabi.com/List.asp?lang=gb 書 名 Titles 索 書 號 Call numbers FULL CATALOGUE DESCRIPTION AUSTRALIANA in Chinese Language 澳大利亞館藏 – Books & Serials about Australia or by Australians 書 名 Titles 索 書 號 Call numbers FULL CATALOGUE DESCRIPTION Ge wu zhi zhi : si kao yu yan jiu fang fa gai yao / zuo zhe Li Nishang. CHN 001.42 L693 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6183390 格物致知 : 思考與研究方法概要 / 作者李逆熵. “Maya si wei shi jian shu / Wolun Wotan, Wasumi zhu ; Long Siyu yi. CHN 001.94 A694 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6220873 玛雅四维时间书 / 沃伦・沃坦, 瓦苏米著 ; 龙思宇译.” Ni jin tian xin qing bu hao ma? = The blue day book / Bulaidelei Cuifu Gezhuifu CHN 152.4 G824 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6158333 (Bradley Trevor Greive) zhu ; Zhuang Jingjun yi. 今天心情不好嗎? = The blue day book / 布萊德雷 崔弗 葛端夫 (Bradley Trevor Greive) 著 ; 荘静君 譯. “Ni yu jian de, dou shi gui ren = The top Five Regrets of The Dying / Bulangni Weier CHN 152.4 W267 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6158305 (Bronnie Ware) ; Liu Tiehu yi. 1 你遇見的,都是貴人 = The Top Five Regrets of The Dying / 布朗妮·維爾 (Bronnie Ware) ;劉鐵虎譯.” Feng kuang 100 shi / Saibasiding Tairui zhu ; Lian Shuting yi. CHN 153.8 T329 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6181071 瘋狂 100 事 / 賽巴斯丁·泰瑞著 ; 連舒婷譯. Mo li / Langda Bai’en zhu ; Zheng Zheng yi. CHN 158.1 B955 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6181092 魔力 / 朗达·拜恩著 ; 郑峥译. Bu guan si ji ci dou bie fang qi! / Baoluo Hanna zhu ; Lin Jinghui yi. CHN 158.1 H243 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6105187 不管死幾次都別放棄! / 保羅・漢納著 ; 林靜慧譯. “Jiu shu : ta de yi yi ji zhong yao xing = The Atonement : its meaning and CHN 232.3 M875 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6105162 significance / Molisi (Leon Morris) zhu ; Yu Xiaofei, Cui Xiaoxiong yi. 救赎 : 它的意义及重要性 = The Atonement : its meaning and significance / 莫里斯 (Leon Morris) 著 ; 喻小菲, 崔晓雄译.” Zhen jian dan! : zhe yang jiu neng cheng wei guo tong gao shou / Yalun Pisi & CHN 302.2 P363 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6158288 Babala Pisi ; Guo lingli yi = Easy peasey : people skills for life / Allan Pease & Barbara Pease. 真簡單! : 這樣就能成為溝通高手 / 亞倫・皮斯 & 巴巴拉・皮斯 ; 郭怜利 譯 = Easy peasey : people skills for life / Allan Pease & Barbara Pease. Dong ji bu lian xian : guan diao wang luo guo ri zi = the winter of our disconnect / CHN 303.48330994 M287 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6181079 Sushan Moshate (Susan Maushart) zhu ; Hong Huifang yi. 冬季不連線 : 關掉網路過日子 = the winter of our disconnect / 蘇珊·莫莎特 (Susan Maushart) 著 ; 洪慧芳譯. Xing bie she hui xue dao du = What is gender? / Mary Holmes zuo zhe ; Xie CHN 305.3 H752 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6104974 Mingshan yi zhe. 2 性別社會學導讀 = What is gender? / Mary Holmes 作者 ; 謝明珊譯者. “Bie le, Shanghai : yi ge Youtai shao nian de hui yi / Shanmu Moxinsiji zhu ; Yu CHN 305.8924095113 M911 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6220879 Xiaoqi deng yi = Goodbye Shanghai / Sam Moshinsky. 别了, 上海 : 一个犹太少年的回忆 / 山姆・莫辛斯基 著 ; 余孝奇等 译 = Goodbye Shanghai / Sam Moshinsky.” Yin shi de sheng huo = I want to be alone / Bali Sitong (Barry Stone) zhu ; Qin CHN 305.906920922 S877 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6151169 Chuan’an yi. 隱士的生活 = I want to be alone / 巴里·斯通 (Barry Stone) 著 ; 秦传安译. - CHN 306.0994 S336 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6181104 - ) zhu ; Lin Youan yi. 我的校外教學 : 澳洲篇 / 瑪麗-德蕾沙·席斯 - ) 著 ; 林又安譯. “ ? / Yalun Pisi, Babala Pisi zhu ; CHN 306.7 P363 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6220872 Cai Shuxiong, Li Yifang yi = Why men want sex and women need love? / Allan Pease & Barbara Pease. 為什麼男人需要性,女人需要愛? / 亞倫皮斯, 芭芭拉皮斯著 ; 蔡淑雄, 李儀芳譯 = Why men want sex and women need love? / Allan Pease & Barbara Pease.” “ ; Su Jun yi. CHN 330.092 H257 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn5751371 琼·罗宾逊 = Joan Robinson / 杰弗里·哈考特, 普吕·科尔著 ; 苏军译.” Yi shan men da kai de sheng yin : wo wei shen me dang lao shi? / Kelin Se’er CHN 371.1 C974 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6158321 (Colleen Sell) bian ; Zhang Zhizhang yi. 一扇門打開的聲音 : 我為什麼當老師? / 柯琳・瑟爾 (Colleen Sell) 編 ; 張至璋譯. “Xin jin shan jiao xiang shi : 1992-2012 = Symphonic poem Xin jin shan / [zong bian CHN 371.829951094 X6 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6197986 ji Hu Peikang ; tu pian she zhi Huang Yu, Chen Baoquan, Shi Yan deng]. 3 新金山交响诗 : 1992-2012 = Symphonic poem Xin jin shan / [总编辑胡培康 ; 图片攝 制黄颙, 陈宝泉, 施岩等].” Zhong da ren zai Ao Niu = CUHK alumni in Australia & New Zealand / [Xianggang CHN 371.829951094 Z63 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6153917 Zhong wen da xue Aozhou Wei Sheng xiao you hui ji Xianggang Zhong wen da xue Niuxilan xiao you hui]. 中大人在澳紐 = CUHK alumni in Australia & New Zealand / [香港中文大學澳洲維省 校友會及香港中文大學紐西蘭校友會]. Gu shi shi jiao yang de mo fa bang = Healing stories for challenging behaviour / CHN 371.93 P461 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6181109 Sushan Peiluo (Susan Perrow) zhu ; Zhang Shuyu yi. 故事是教養的魔法棒 = Healing stories for challenging behaviour / 蘇珊·佩羅 (Susan Perrow) 著 ; 張書瑜譯. “Qi ye huo dong zhuan an guan li : Zai hui zhan chan ye de ying yong = Corporate CHN 394.2068 O88 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6158313 event project management / William O’Toole, Phyllis Mikolaitis zhu ; Fan Miao, Ni Daren yi. 企業活動專案管理 : 在會展產業的應用 = Corporate event project management / William O’Toole, Phyllis Mikolaitis 著 ; 范淼, 倪達仁譯.” Quan shi jie de ren du hao qi : 52 ge ni ye xiang zhi dao de ke xue hua ti / Ka’er CHN 500 K94 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6181116 Keluzeniji (Karl Kruszelnicki) zhu ; Wu Zhenghong yi ; Yadang Yaqi (Adam Yazxhi) nei ye cha tu. 全世界的人都好奇 : 52 個你也想知道的科學話題 / 卡爾・克魯澤尼基 (Karl Kruszelnicki) 著 ; 吳崢鴻譯 ; 亞當・亞齊 (Adam Yazxhi) 內頁插圖. “Tu po ke xue jiao xue zhong de liang nan / John Wallace, William Louden bian zhu CHN 507 D576 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6158316 ; Yu Lingwei ... [et al.] fan yi ; Zhou Jinyang, Qiu Honglin, Liu Jiaru shen ding. 4 突破科學教學中的兩難 / John Wallace, William Louden 編著 ; 余翎瑋 ... [et al.]翻譯 ; 周進洋, 邱鴻麟, 劉嘉茹審訂.” Da’ / Mu’erheide CHN 508.30922 M821 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6183344 zhu ; Yang Yuling yi = Darwin & the Beagle / by Alan Moorehead. 達爾文與小獵犬號 : 物種原始的發現之旅 / 穆爾黑德著 ; 楊玉齡譯 = Darwin & the Beagle / by Alan Moorehead. Yu zhou shi zen yang lai de? / Huang Youguang zhu. CHN 523.1 N576 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6158346 宇宙是怎样来的? / 黄有光著. Pao xi tai yang xi : Ta de xing cheng shi su ming huo shi ji yun / Stuard Ross Taylor CHN 523.2 T246 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6183342 zhu ; Gao Guojun yi. 剖析太陽系 : 它的形成是宿命或是機運 / Stuard Ross Taylor 著 ; 高國鈞譯. Ai zheng zao zhi dao : ru he yu fang ai zheng & bi mian fu fa / Shanzhuoya CHN 616.994 W728 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6220875 Weiliansi zhu ; Chen Zhiling yi = Vital signs for cancer : protect yourself from the onset or recurrence of cancer / Xandria Williams. 癌症早知道 : 如何預防癌症 & 避免復發 / 珊卓亞 · 威廉斯著 ; 陳芷翎譯 = Vital signs for cancer : protect yourself from the onset or recurrence of cancer / Xandria Williams. “Ai quan te xun ban = Dog tricks : fun and games for your clever canine / Mali Lei CHN 636.70835 R264 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6105170 (Mary Ray), Jiasiting Hading(Justine Harding) he zhu ; Li Yijun yi. 愛犬特訓班 = Dog tricks : fun and games for your clever canine / 瑪莉·蕾(Mary Ray), 賈絲汀·哈定(Justine Harding)合著 ; 李怡君譯.” “ / Casy Chau zhu. CHN 641.22 C496 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6158336 Wine me, 女品酒師澳洲學酒記 / Casy Chau 著.” 5 Xin ling huo bi de li liang = Relax into wealth : how to get more by doing less / Ailun CHN 650.1 C678 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6158326 Kehan [zhu] ; Lin Yuqian yi. 心靈貨幣的力量 = Relax into wealth : how to get more by doing less / 艾倫·柯漢[著] ; 林雨蒨譯. “Wei shen me sou xun jiang bei tao tai : zai nei rong bei yan mo de wang lu shi jie, CHN 658.802 R813 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6158309 ce zhan cai shi wang dao = Curation nation : how to win in a world where consumers are creators / Shidifen.Luosenbaomu (Steven Rosenbaum) zhu ; Huang Beiling yi. Wei shen me sou xun jiang bei tao tai : zai nei rong bei yan mo de wang lu shi jie, ce zhan cai shi wang dao = Curation nation : how to win in a world where consumers are creators / 史蒂芬・羅森鮑姆(Steven Rosenbaum)著 ; 黃貝玲譯.” Chuang yi she ying : she ying zhong de yi shu yu she ji = Photography foundations CHN 771 G154M http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6105181 for art & design / Make Gaile (Mark Galer) zhu ; Chen Xiaohan yi. 创意摄影 : 摄影中的艺术与设计 = Photography foundations for art & design / 马克· 盖勒 (Mark Galer) 著 ; 陈晓寒译. Da shi yun jing : jie xi 100 zhong dian ying pai she ji qiao = Master shots / kelisi CHN 777 K35 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6105188 kenwoxi(Christopher Kenworthy) zhu ; Wu Zonglin yi. 大師運鏡 : 解析 100 種電影拍攝技巧 = Master shots / / 克利斯·肯渥西(Christopher Kenworthy) ; 吳宗璘譯. CHN 792.028092 C456 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6105176 shi shi er shi zhou nian ji nian zhuan kan / Huang Zhaohan zhu bian. 長天落彩霞 : 任劍輝的劇藝世界 : 一代藝人任劍輝女士逝世二十周年紀念專刊 / 黃兆 漢主編. 6 “Shang tai bao gao bu yong pa : cheng gong de yan shuo ji qiao / zuo zhe: Joan CHN 808.51 V217 http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn6181088 Van Emden, Lucinda Becker ; yi zhe: Li Yijun, Li Yiping.
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