China and the west have different concepts of finance. China's finance also includes many macro-banks, money banks, commercial banks and so on. Western finance refers to traditional investment, risk management and corporate finance. I recommend some books with western financial concepts to you.

Corporate financing:

Ross's Corporate Finance, Bourelly's Principles of Corporate Finance, and more practical investment banking: evaluating leveraged buyouts and mergers and acquisitions;

Investment science:

Boddy, Investment, Principles of Damodar N.Gujarati Econometrics, CFA Quantitative Investment Analysis, Portfolio Management, Capital Market: Institution &; Instruments, etc. ;

Risk management category:

Options, Futures and Other Derivatives, Asset Pricing

Non-textbook category:

Barbarians at the door, hedge funds, big bears, great games, smart investors, etc.

Personally, I suggest that learning finance must be systematic, and we must not take some crooked ways and believe in any exclusive secret recipe. Practicing basic skills in a down-to-earth manner is the last word.