"Think Like an Anthropologist" by John Omohundro Publisher: Peking University Press

Introduction
Today, China is on the fast track of cultural change, and anthropology, a young and vibrant discipline, can provide valuable references. It teaches us to understand other people's ideas and cultural practices with a tolerant attitude, and at the same time makes our own lives shine brighter.
This unique and inspiring introduction to anthropology follows a unique problem-based guiding principle. Each chapter is carefully organized around a key question, using relevant field stories to reveal the potential problems, challenges, and consequences that anthropologists will encounter in the field. Through personal field experience and his talented personal teaching style, the author vividly presents the core concepts and problems faced by anthropologists, helping students to deeply grasp the methods of anthropology in studying human behavior and concepts, and have the opportunity to continue to think like anthropologists in their own and foreign cultures after reading this book.