The book "Nonequilibrium Nondissipative Thermodynamics" by Ji-Tao Wang offers a comprehensive examination of a novel area of thermodynamics that deals with complex systems and non-spontaneous reactions. Over the past three decades, the activation of diamond synthesis at low pressure has been regarded as a fascinating yet puzzling phenomenon that may challenge the second law of thermodynamics. Wang argues that existing classifications of thermodynamics need to be reconsidered to address the challenges and paradoxes arising from these complex systems. The book connects theoretical concepts with practical applications, providing deep insights into the foundations and relevance of nondissipative thermodynamics. It is aimed at professionals and students seeking a deeper understanding of the limitations of classical thermodynamics and the possibilities of new theories.