This document is a book review of "Friedrich List: A Pioneer in Catchup Development" by Junjie Mei. The book aims to comprehensively understand Friedrich List's ideas and repel misconceptions. It is divided into seven chapters that cover List's biography, his works and main content, his interests in protectionism and development economics, the intellectual sources of his economics, his personal contributions to economic practice, the spread of his theories after his death, and his relevance today. The book emphasizes List's focus on economic stages, individual conditions, and non-economic factors, as well as his nationalist and Eurocentric opinions. The review acknowledges the book's benefits in understanding List's ideas and the intellectual tradition he represents. [Extracted from the article]