Description

Jay Napkins is an American author of Jewish descent who spent 15 years living and working in China. Though he is not fluent in the local language, his writing stands out for its objective perspective and insightful comparative essays. These works offer valuable contributions to the study of economics and investment strategies, as well as a unique cultural viewpoint. His analyses are particularly engaging for those interested in understanding the complex and unpredictable dynamics of the world. His ability to bridge East and West through his observations makes his work appealing to researchers exploring global trends and the ever-changing nature of our interconnected world.

This book is a journey into those original human qualities—the resourcefulness, craftsmanship, and survival instincts that shaped our species long before recorded history. In the hands of the Moche artisans, clay was not just clay—it was a memory, a testament, a bridge between past and future. And in exploring their legacy, we uncover something deeper: the fundamental, unchanging essence of humanity itself.