1. Avista-the holy book of Zoroastrianism

The holy book of Zoroastrianism in ancient Iran

The oldest document in Iran

Must-read literature for studying ancient Iranian culture.

Avista is the oldest document in Iran. Although it is difficult to determine the age of this masterpiece, it can be traced back to at least before 10 century BC. The Avista we are talking about today is not an ancient original work. Most of this masterpiece has been lost and destroyed by those ineffective and violent "demons" in the continuous military disaster.

According to the traditional Zoroastrianism literature, the ancients carved "Avista" on 10,000 pieces of cowhide with gold characters and treasured it in paist, Dairi. There are 345,700 words of Avista in Sassanian dynasty, and the Paravia literature about Avista is collectively called Zande, with 2,094,200 words. However, there are only 83,000 words left in the remains of Avista.

2. Arab Islamic cultural history

A masterpiece of Arab Islamic cultural achievements

Praised by Arab academic circles

"epoch-making encyclopedia of Islam"

It is popular all over the world and has been published in nine editions so far.

Based on a large number of original historical materials, The History of Arab Islamic Culture records the situation in the Arab region before the emergence of Islam, and records and discusses in detail the political, economic, social, cultural and academic activities of Arab Islamic countries after the emergence of Islam, especially the emergence and development of various Islamic sects. It is an important history book for studying the history and culture of Arab Islam. The book consists of eight volumes, which are divided into dawn period (1 volume), near noon period (3 volumes) and noon period (4 volumes).

3. China and Iran.

Representative Classics of Oriental Studies in Europe and America

The Important Works of American Oriental Scholar Laufer

Explore the famous things, languages and systems in the East.

Collection of results from specialized questions

American orientalist Rauf wrote Iranian Compilation of China, which is one of the most important works in his life and a very representative work of Orientalism in Europe and America. The author himself has received special training in linguistics, anthropology, botany and mineralogy. This book can be said to be a collection of his achievements in exploring the names, languages and systems of the East. The first is the spread relationship between China and ancient plants in the western regions. Secondly, there are records about textiles, minerals and Han books in Central Asia in the official system of Sassanian dynasty in Iranian history. The appendix is about linguistics, including the study of some words in several national languages (Mongolian, Tibetan and Uyghur) in China.

4. The origin of ancient Iranian civilization

I studied Iranian anthropology for nearly a century.

Archaeological materials and Elam cuneiform clay tablets and documents

Linear literary data

The unique Elam culture was introduced to China for the first time.

He did arduous pioneering work for China's study of Iranian ancient history.

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