How about the book Currency Wars ? Is it objective?

There are good and bad evaluations, there are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people. Maybe other people think it's good-looking, you don't think it's good-looking, or others think it's average, but you have a unique experience and gain. If you're interested, it's better to go to the ** electronic version, browse it.

If you're interested in finance, let's flip through it. Based on the history of modern Western history and financial development in the 300 years since the establishment of the Bank of England, the book recreates the process of international financial groups and their spokesmen in the history of world finance by revealing a large number of unknown historical truths Get ready for war.

In the 300 years since the Bank of England was founded in 1694, the power of international financial capital can be seen behind almost every major change in the world. They control the political destiny of a country by controlling its economic lifeline, and control the flow and distribution of world wealth by inciting political events and inducing economic crises. It can be said that a history of world finance is a history of conspiracy that seeks to dominate the wealth of mankind.

By tracing the upheaval of international financial groups and their spokespeople in the world's financial history, this book reveals how the competition for money has dominated the development of Western history and the distribution of national wealth, and by recreating the means and results of the financial battles that the elite clubs that rule the world continue to wage in the political and economic fields, the book aims to warn people to be wary of potential financial blows and prepare for a "bloodless" war. With the full opening up of China's financial sector, international bankers will go deep into China's financial hinterland in a big way. What happened in the West yesterday, will it be repeated in China today?

Historical experience has shown that it is not a question of if, but of when and how to deal with China's financial system, and any luck will have fatal consequences. With this in mind, the author has compiled his research on the inside story of American finance for many years, hoping to remind Chinese policymakers not to lose their financial vigilance. Of course, there is an old Chinese saying that "it is better to believe in a book than to have no book", and we should not only see the shining points of this book, but also see the shortcomings of this book.

For example, the channel for raising funds in the United States is not entirely the issuance of Treasury bonds to the Federal Reserve, as Mr. Song Hongbing said, but the issuance of Treasury bonds by the United States is open to all citizens of the United States and even to the world. The United States is powerful, he has the most powerful military strike capability in the world, and the Federal Reserve cannot kidnap him. Other countries are not stupid, and the Fed cannot hold the world economy hostage.

The Fed is not as strong as this book suggests. It is safe to say that this book is very untrue and exaggerated, but it also reminds us to be wary of finance. If you want to read this book carefully, it is recommended to study some books on economics and financial economics first, so as not to be misled by some of the ideas in this book.

I browsed through the Tianya library and thought it was okay.

<> "Foreign Aid in the War of Resistance Against Japan" is a different history book, which interprets the War of Resistance against Japan through a financial perspective. Learn about the Sino-Japanese confrontation in the summer of different battlefields!

This book is a panoramic record of the financial situation of the people from 1937 to 1945 in chronological order, and truly records the financial assistance of the international community to China during the Anti-Japanese War, as well as the situation of the Sino-Japanese currency war interspersed in between.

From the perspective of a financial adviser, the author rationally analyzes the problems and achievements of China's economic policy during the Anti-Japanese War, and critically analyzes the process and gains and losses of foreign aid received by China during the war.

The author recalls that history from the perspective of a foreigner in China, so this book is a personal memoir.

After the war, the author collected and verified historical facts and materials that he did not grasp or were vague through various channels, and supplemented his own argument more complete and credible.

Therefore, this book is a precious historical work, which can open up a new perspective for readers to understand China and the War of Resistance in China from 1937 to 1945.

The author of "Currency War" is Song Hongbing. In 2009, Song Hongbing was named one of the "40 Most Influential People in China" by the world's best-selling American "Business Week".

After 2010, Song Hongbing took the lead in proposing words such as "sheep shearing", "subprime mortgage**", "financial tsunami", "financial high frontier", "Chinese aunt" and other words have become popular words in society.

Afterlife Implications of Currency Wars:Since the publication of "Currency Wars" in 2007, the series has not only continued to be popular in Chinese mainland for many years, but also has been translated into many languages and sold overseas, and has been widely reported by more than 30 countries and regions around the world.

"Currency Wars" only interprets the development and outlook of the Western economy from another angle. It is mainly aimed at the impact of the monopolistic investment behavior of big capitalists on the future economy. However, this knowledge alone is not enough, and it is even more unpredictable in today's tight global economic trends.

What the economy requires is the development of the economic chain, not individual monopolies. I feel that "Currency Wars" is a bit one-sided.

Books are written by people, and naturally they are mixed with the thoughts and preferences of the author, and it is very difficult to write a book that everyone agrees with. Whether a book is worth reading or not can only be appreciated after reading it. Everyone's point of view is different, it is normal for this person to think it is good and that person thinks it is bad.

I've read this book from cover to cover. To be honest, there are a lot of things in it that I haven't heard of. Is it good or bad that I don't publish this book.

But in terms of the breadth and depth of knowledge, it's still good. As for the personal opinion of the author Song Hongbing, we need to read other similar works before we can have a relatively objective evaluation.

It's not badly written, and it will be a little enlightening to read it.