Chinese math books at undergraduate and graduate level

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I don't know if there's anyone here from China, but I'll make this question the same way. I'd like to know if the Chinese books of Mathematics and Physics at undergraduate and graduate level are good (that is, if these books contain many challenging problems)?
 
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I don't speak Chinese but I speak Croatian, and I can tell that there are good math and phys undergraduate books in Croatian. If little Croatia has good undergraduate books, I am absolutely convinced that China has them too.
 
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Unless you used a translator, it appears that you speak English quite well; why do you need Chinese textbooks?
 
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If I recall correctly, some of the books used in China back in the day, were translations of Russian textbooks? I can be wrong.
 
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I don't know if there's anyone here from China, but I'll make this question the same way. I'd like to know if the Chinese books of Mathematics and Physics at undergraduate and graduate level are good (that is, if these books contain many challenging problems)?
Of course!Most of the math and physics textbooks from China are extremely difficult and are filled with hard problems.