Fei Ming Short Story

Example 1: The works of Fei Ming collected in this set of books are all his novels and essays written before 1949. 2. This set of books consists of 4 volumes in total. The first volume is "Fei Ming's Short Stories", which contains 3 short story collections such as "The Story of the Bamboo Forest", "Peach Garden" and "Jujube" and 5 short stories outside the collection; the second and third volumes are "Fei Ming's Novels", of which the second volume collects "The Bridge" (volumes one and two) and the unfinished novels "Spinning Paper" and "Panana Dream"; the third volume is "Fei Ming's Novels". The volumes include "The Biography of Mr. Mo Xuyou" and "After Mr. Mo Xuyou took the plane"; the fourth volume is "Fei Ming Prose", which contains 111 essays of various types. 3. The main body of each volume is the collected one, and other essays are listed after the collected one. 4. The works included in each volume are generally arranged according to the time of publication or publication, and unpublished manuscripts are arranged according to the time of writing. 5. For collections, the first edition is generally used as the basis for typesetting. If other editions are used as the basis for typesetting, an explanation will be added; for those that have been published but not collected, the first edition will be used as the basis; for unpublished manuscripts, the original manuscript (copy) will be used as the basis. 6. In the collection, prefaces and postscripts written by others will be included together. 7. The original vertical layout is changed to horizontal layout, traditional Chinese characters are changed to simplified characters, and variant characters are changed to traditional Chinese characters. The characters used in Tongjia characters, Jibor characters, and "," "," and "" remain the same. Obvious misspellings, derivatives, and omissions will be corrected in manuscripts, first editions, and other versions, and marked with , , and ( ) respectively, and the changes will be placed inside them. 8. Keep the original punctuation marks as much as possible; add the title number of the chapter or book as appropriate; if there is no punctuation in the original text, re-punctuate it according to the usage stipulated by the current national standards. 9. "Titles" are added to all works, mainly describing information such as publication, publication, signature, title change, writing time (except for those where the original publication does not have a writing time or is consistent with the writing time of the separate edition), author's postscript, original editor's note, original basis and other information. 10. Keep the author's own notes and mark "—author's original notes" at the end of the note.