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  1. A Collection of Short Stories on Nian Lou: 5 Volumes in Total (Revised Edition) By Uncle Chungcompleted "Chinese characters are very difficult to write, especially when it comes to carving oracle bones and lacquering on bamboo slips. It is impossible to use a computer like today, and you can create a large version in a few minutes. Therefore, ancient Chinese writing is simple and short of nonsense. This is a specialty of our ancestors and should not be thrown away easily." This is a point of view put forward by Mr. Zhong Shuhe more than 20 years ago, and this book is the embodiment of the author's —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  2. Qian Mu's Works (New Edition) Narrated by Qian Mu; Compiled by Ye Longcompleted "History of Chinese Literature" This book is the lecture notes of "History of Chinese Literature" taught by the master of Chinese studies Mr. Qian Mu from 1955 to 1956. It was compiled by Qian Mu's disciple Ye Long based on the lecture notes of that year. The book has a total of 31 chapters, which systematically and completely covers the book of songs from the Book of Songs to the chapter novels of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, focusing on the main context and basic characteristics of the develop —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  3. Complete Explanation of the Analects of Confucius Thinkingcompleted The Analects of Confucius is one of the classic works of Confucianism in ancient my country. It records the words and deeds of Confucius and his disciples, and embodies Confucius' political opinions, ethical thoughts, moral concepts and educational principles. As the source of Chinese culture, its profound philosophy has been infiltrated into China's political and religious system, social customs, psychological habits and behavioral patterns for more than two thousand years. Since ancient times, —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  4. A Complete Collection of Books That People Should Read in Their Lifetime Editor-In-Chief Sang Chucompleted Books are a bridge to inherit civilization and an intermediary for the continuation of culture. On the road of life, the scenery we see is limited. Books allow us to see farther and clearer. A full and meaningful life should be developed along with reading. Life is so hurried, and it is neither realistic nor economical for a person to read all the masterpieces of ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, in a short life. In today's fast-paced world, everyone hopes to gain the most knowl —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  5. Understanding "Zi Zhi Tong Jian": Interpretation by Jiang Peng, a Famous Lecturer from Baijia Forum Anonymous (Anchor: Blue Lion FM)completed "Zi Zhi Tong Jian" runs through the 1,362-year history of China. With its large span, wide coverage, numerous characters, and long creation time, it is undoubtedly the largest and most accomplished chronological general history in Chinese history. To sum it up in one sentence - "People at the top of the tower may not all have extraordinary talents. Vision, courage, structure and character determine how wide the road is and how far they can go." Famous teachers explain Jiang Peng is an associate —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  6. Anthology of British Poetry (Collector's Edition) (Two Volumes) Selected Editions by Wang Zuoliang; Jin Liqun Annotationscompleted In the entire history of British literature, British poetry has the highest achievement, and its linguistic, literary and humanistic value is immeasurable. The English annotated version of "Anthology of British Poetry" is by far the most representative masterpiece compiled and annotated by an authority on Chinese English poetry. This book contains a total of 64 poets and 344 poems (short poems are complete and long poems are excerpts), including important schools, writers, and works from three p —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  7. Feminism and Women: Catherine Ann Porter and the Image of Women She Created Written by Lu Huicompleted Katherine Ann Porter is one of the representative writers of Southern literature, an important literary genre in the history of American literature, and one of the important writers in the history of American female literature. This book selects 24 of Porter's 26 short stories and short stories and only one female character in one novel for analysis, studies the author's literary representation of the gender identity of these female characters in different contexts, and comprehensively explores —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  8. A Complete Collection of Tang Poetry and Song Ci (Collector's Edition) Zhang Zhiyingcompleted Tang poetry and Song poetry are precious heritage of Chinese traditional culture and two unsurpassed monuments in the history of Chinese literature. "A Complete Guide to Tang Poetry and Song Ci (Collector's Edition)" selects the most representative chapters of Tang poetry and Song Ci that are still popular after thousands of years. It explains the aesthetic connotation of Tang poetry and Song Ci in the order of author introduction, poems, annotations, and appreciation, allowing readers to apprec —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  9. A Love Poem a Love Beixuecompleted This book is a collection of love poems written by many famous Chinese writers throughout the dynasties. It has a unique entry point and is divided into eight chapters: secret love, first love, passionate love, life and death love, long-distance love, extramarital love, bitter love, and lost love. It uses alternative text expressions and combines ancient and modern times. It is not limited to the literal understanding of classical love poems, nor is it a simple appreciation in the traditional se —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  10. Liang Yusheng Talks About Jin Ping Mei Liang Yushengcompleted As one of the "Four Wonderful Books" of the Ming Dynasty, "The Plum in the Golden Lotus" was controversial as soon as it was published due to its large amount of sexual descriptions. In modern times, people have gradually come to appreciate its value. In addition to the inheritance relationship between "A Dream of Red Mansions" and it, Lu Xun and Mao Zedong also successively praised "The Plum in the Golden Vase" for its "insight into the world". Mr. Liang Yusheng, a generation of "martial arts —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  11. Selected Poems and Essays by Xie Tiao, Yu Xin and Other Poets Written by Yang Ming and Yang Yancompleted After Qi Yongming (483-493) in the Southern Dynasty, the theory of rhythm began to be practiced in poetry creation, and the two major themes of chanting objects and palace style gradually emerged. The sounds of the works were harmonious and melodious, and the style became more elegant and rounded, which paved the way for the peak of the poetry history of the Tang Dynasty. This book focuses on the life and creation of Xie Tiao and Yu Xin, and also includes the masterpieces of other famous poets i —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  12. Selected Poems of the Song Dynasty (Chinese Classical Literature Reader Series Collection) Selected Notes by Hu Yunyicompleted Song Ci occupies a very important position in the history of Chinese literature. The "Song Poems" selected and annotated by Mr. Hu Yunyi can be regarded as a classic among the Song Dynasty anthologies. The anthology breaks the tradition of focusing on phonological word selection such as "Three Hundred Poems of the Song Dynasty" and places more emphasis on the ideological connotation of the lyrics. Therefore, Jiaxuan's words are selected the most in the anthology, followed by Dongpo and others. F —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  13. Nalan Rongruo's Ci Biography Su Ying, Mao Xiaowencompleted Nalan Rongruo, the first poet in the early Qing Dynasty, the son of a great scholar, talented and intelligent, knowledgeable in classics and history, good at calligraphy and painting, good at riding and shooting. Jinshi in the Kangxi Dynasty; first-class bodyguard. He died of cold illness at the age of thirty-one. There are "Zi Mao Ji", "Ding Shui Ci" and "Tongzhitang Ji" handed down from generation to generation. Nalan's poems are "clear and graceful; the sadness is stubborn; the style is high —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  14. The Complete Poems of Tsangyang Gyatso: That Day, That Year, That Life Poetrycompleted "The Complete Poems of Tsangyang Gyatso" tells the life of Tsangyang Gyatso in two parts. The first part talks about the fifth Dalai Lama's birth, becoming a living Buddha, love, deposed, wandering, cause of death, etc. In chronological order. The second part analyzes Tsangyang Gyatso's classic poems. The author pays attention to research, searched a large number of archives, sorted out the true story of Tsangyang Gyatso's life and poems, and made an in-depth analysis of his love and destiny cha —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  15. New Commentary on Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio: All 4 Volumes (Qing Dynasty) Written by Pu Songling; Annotated by Zhao Botaocompleted Pu Songling's "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" is the pinnacle of ancient Chinese classical Chinese novels about strange legends and legends, and is well-known in the world of literature. This book is based on Ren Duxing's "Whole School Edition" and corrects errors in sentence reading, collation, and wording. The annotations of the words are extremely detailed and detailed, many of which have not been published before; the commentary and analysis are subtle and original. It can be said to —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  16. Appreciation of Qing Dynasty Poetry (1,000 Newly Selected Chinese Famous Poems) Organized by the Advanced Innovation Center for Language Resources of Beijing Language and Culture University Editor-In-Chief Han Jingtai Commentary by Jiang Yincompleted The "Newly Selected 1,000 Famous Chinese Poems" series is edited by Han Jingtai, a distinguished professor at Beijing Language and Culture University, and written by famous contemporary scholars Zhao Minli, Qian Zhixi, Ge Xiaoyin, Mo Lizhen, Zhang Jing, Zuo Dongling, Jiang Yin, and Zhang Fugui. It selects 1,000 famous poems from the vast history of Chinese poetry, provides detailed annotations and wonderful appreciation, and helps readers appreciate the ideological connotation and artistic chara —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  17. Homecoming Collection·my Hüzün By Duo Yucompleted This book depicts rural life pictures for readers by reading the memories of childhood and adolescence, interweaving reality and fiction. The book includes essays such as "Mom, Light the Lamp", "Mother's Teachings", "Father Killing a Sheep", "He Finally Lost the Last Coin", "Political Topics Discussed by the Family at Dinner". —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  18. Literature Is the Answer to Life Liang Yongancompleted [Liang Yong'an's new literary interpretation works, 10 literary classics, 10 emotional dilemmas. See yourself in love, loneliness, and growth. This book contains ten classics of world literature that Liang Yongan has narrated, covering a time span of nearly two hundred years. There are the British "Great Expectations" and "The Moon and Sixpence", as well as the war-torn "A Thousand Splendid Suns" in the Middle East, the contemporary science fiction "Clara and the Sun" and the autobiographical c —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  19. Domestic Classic Literature Anonymous (Anchor: Anonymous)completed This album provides you with an in-depth interpretation of many domestic classic literary works. In this album, we will embark on a wonderful literary journey together and deeply explore the endless charm of Chinese classic literature. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  20. Introduction to Literature By Lao Shecompleted This book is a rare literary theory work by Mr. Lao She. It is not only his insights into creative practice, but also a summary of his studies. In the book, Mr. Lao She discusses Chinese literary theory throughout the ages and skillfully introduces important Western literary theory ideas. A comprehensive and unique interpretation of literature from a writer's perspective, turning serious and boring theories into sparkling wisdom, talking about the characteristics, creation, origin, style, and fo —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  21. Homecoming Collection·sadness Province By Xiao Yincompleted This book is a prose about "nostalgia" in the city. It includes works such as "A Rice Noodle Shop under the Moonlight", "Riding Alone for Thousands of Miles", "The Up and Down of the River Valley Are Like Masters and Disciples", "Lam's Mistaken Tears", etc. —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  22. Fifteen Lectures on Famous Classics of Modern and Contemporary Chinese Literature (Second Edition) (Famous Masters General Lecture Series) Chen Sihecompleted Professor Chen Sihe, a famous literary historian, offers a general elective course lecture notes for college students on the study of modern and contemporary Chinese literary masterpieces. It connects the history of modern and contemporary literature with famous works, selects famous works, and conducts detailed text analysis and interpretation, leading readers into the wonderful palace of literature and gaining the influence and enjoyment of literary aesthetics. The new edition adds, deletes an —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  23. Literature Anonymouscompleted One of "Zuo Zhuan". —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  24. Ye Sifen Talks About Jin Ping Mei: the Way of the World and the Human Heart (All Three Volumes) Ye Sifencompleted The exposure of the world and the depiction of human nature in "Jin Ping Mei" are more impactful and lasting than its erotic descriptions. In the eyes of the interpreter Ye Sifen, this is not a "pornographic book" or a "banned book" as people usually think of it, but a book that describes daily life from the perspective of ordinary people. It writes about the daily necessities of life, love, hate, sorrow, greed, anger, stupidity, life and death of Mr. And Mrs. Chaimi. Here, you can see the daily —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  25. Write the Articles You Want to Read: Simple Writing Methods That Change Your Life Written by Tanaka Yasunobu; Translated by Manetcompleted For an excellent article, what is more rare than the uncanny craftsmanship is the unique spiritual core in it. Writing is one of the simplest ways for humans to express themselves. If you want to write well, just write the articles you want to read! ——Popular columnist Tanaka Yasunobu has won 5 million reads with such a "Buddhist" writing method, and has also brought himself countless surprises and happiness. The first person you want to please with your article should be yourself. If you figure —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  26. Rhetoric · Alexander's Rhetoric · on Poetry (Aristotle's Single Volume) [Ancient Greece] Aristotlecompleted Publication Notes: After the Chinese version of "The Complete Works of Aristotle" (10 volumes) was published in 1997, it won many awards including the Fourth National Book Award (1999) and the First Prize for Outstanding Achievements of the National Social Science Foundation Project (1999). For the convenience of readers, and in order to convey his experience in studying Western philosophy, especially ancient Greek philosophy, to readers, the editor-in-chief of the complete collection, Mr. Miao —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  27. Westward Journey: a Weird Reading Guide to Journey to the West Donglangcompleted This is a deconstruction of the famous work "Journey to the West". Readers who are interested in this classic may wish to read it. The work is imaginative and full of imagination, revealing 6 unknown "mysteries" that make people marvel: It reveals the mystery of the author of "Journey to the West". He is not the well-known Wu Cheng'en, but more likely the great eunuch Feng Bao of the Ming Dynasty. It reveals the mystery of the version. In the Journey to the West, Tang Seng and his disciples are —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  28. I Wish to Have One Person Who Will Never Be Apart from Each Other The Moon Is Full of Heartcompleted Chinese poetry is like a secretly fragrant orchid. It is simple and unpretentious but best describes all aspects of life. There is no other dynasty where women can be as daring to love, hate, and strong and infatuated as the women of the Han Dynasty. I can no longer find that wild, yet gentle and affectionate man. Write about the love of the Han Dynasty with today's pen, and what comes to you is not only the strong smell of fireworks, but also the love, hate and infatuation that make your heart —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  29. Learn Some Literary Knowledge Every Day Yang Qingzhi, Hu Hai, Li Guangrongcompleted When we opened the book and searched hard, we suddenly discovered that those common sense knowledge are the basic knowledge necessary for our study, work and life. Common sense is the most basic and simple, but it is also the richest and most profound. The book series "Learn a Little Knowledge Every Day" aims to break down subject barriers and promote subject knowledge. This book "Learn a Little Literary Knowledge Every Day" is one of the "Learn a Little Common Knowledge Every Day" book series. —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  30. Japanese Wabi-Sabi [Japan] Written by Dashi Keli; Translated by Wang Xiangyuancompleted "Wabisabi" is a key word for understanding Japanese culture and daily life. "Wabi" originates from the wabi tea method of Sen no Rikyu, the originator of Japanese tea ceremony: it is gloomy and silent, quaint, simple, restrained and rough after years of refinement; "Sabi" can be seen in the interesting works of Japanese haiku saint Matsuo Basho: chanting the ancient times, walking freely in daily life with an attitude of "more than enough". Wabi-sabi is the unique Japanese aesthetics from haiku —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  31. Quietly Burning Japanese Snow Hundreds of Readingscompleted Kawabata Yasunari's father Kawabata Eiji is a doctor and graduated from Tokyo Medical College. He had a wide range of interests and once studied Chinese poetry and painting with a Confucian scholar in Osaka. His collection of books is quite rich in Chinese classics, as well as a large number of Japanese and Western literary works. When Kawabata Yasunari was less than two years old, he died of tuberculosis. While lying on the hospital bed, he was still thinking about his children, hoping that the —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  32. Bingjian Yuan Tangxin Xie Zhiqiangcompleted How to use people, especially how to use the right people, is a profound knowledge. Zeng Guofan's knowledge of employing people is an important part of his success in life. He never blindly selects people or delegates confusedly. Instead, he opens his bright eyes and follows the method of "seeing people through before employing them." The editor has interpreted the original work based on reality to make it more suitable for modern people to read. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  33. Master Literature Course (10 Volumes in Total) Tang Nuo; Xu Zidong; Xichuan; Tian Xiaofei; Bai Xianyong; Li Jiecompleted Master Literature Course (10 volumes in total)" includes "The Story of Words", "The Story of Reading", "Rereading: Meeting 14 Writers in a Cafe", "Xu Zidong's Modern Literature Course", "Rereading 20th Century Chinese Novels", "Borges' Conversations", "Blank Space: Essays on the Culture of Qiu Shuitang", "Original Qingyuan on Red Mansions", "Bai Xianyong on the Dream of Red Mansions" "Interpretation of Tang Poems and Song Ci: Poems are the voice of the heart, and words are objects of emotion." —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  34. Introduction to Three-Body Problem Zhan Yan; Lu Jiangbocompleted Some people saw the vicissitudes of life in "The Three-Body Problem", some people saw the unparalleled love in the "Three-Body Problem", some people saw the thought experiment in "The Three-Body Problem", and some people saw the brilliant starry sky in "The Three-Body Problem". There are a thousand ways to open "The Three-Body Problem" for a thousand readers, and this book will show you all of them! Whether you have read "The Three-Body Problem" or not, you may wish to open this book. If you are —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  35. The Original Qingyuan Talks About the Red Mansion Bai Xianyongcompleted For the last forty chapters, I personally try to look at it from the perspective and experience of a novel writer. First of all, it seems that none of the world's great classic novels was co-authored by two or more authors. If two people are equally talented, they must each have their own style opinions, and they are dissatisfied with each other and unable to harmonize. If two people are one high and one low, the one with low talent will not be able to imitate the one with high talent, and will —Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  36. Hidden in Stone Cai Yuanpeicompleted A research monograph on the classic novel "A Dream of Red Mansions". Written by Cai Yuanpei. Originally published in "Novel Monthly", Volume 7, Issues 1-6, January to June 1916. The Commercial Press published the printed version in September 1917. In the sixth edition in 1922, a preface was added to the article "Discussions on the Textual Research on Hu Shi's Dream of Red Mansions". By 1930, the 10th edition had been published. It is a representative work of the Suoyin School of Old Red Studies, —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  37. Ancient Chinese Medicine Books He Qinghu; Liu Fulincompleted National reading is an important national cultural project that benefits the people. As a national-level professional publishing organization, it is our unshirkable responsibility to publish good-looking and practical books on traditional Chinese medicine culture that are popular with the public. The author, Professor Hong Lei, has been engaged in science popularization for many years and has a benevolent heart to care about public health. This series of books on Chinese medicine for the whole f —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  38. "The Ordinary World" Reading by Famous Teachers Written by Chen Jinhua, Edited by Wang Longlin and Guan Ranrongcompleted This book is an introduction to the novel "The Ordinary World". The content is divided into seven chapters, taking Sun Shaoan, Sun Shaoping, Sun Lanhua, Tian Runye, Tian Xiaoxia, Tian Fujun, Tian Futang and other characters as the starting point, analyzing the main character characteristics and important storylines of the Sun and Tian families, and using this to drive other character groups to analyze the struggle, life, love and spiritual growth of urban and rural people during the period of so —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  39. Taste the Water Margin in Baopeng Mountain Bao Pengshancompleted Bao Pengshan is knowledgeable, thoughtful and passionate. He interpreted "Water Margin" from the perspectives of culture, system, and human nature, focusing less on plot and more on details; less on what it is and more on why. Starting from Lin Chong, Wu Song, Li Kui, Lu Zhishen, Song Jiang and others, he broke through the simple retelling of the plot of "Water Margin" and read out the extremely rich human connotation, cultural connotation and ideological connotation hidden behind the story. Thi —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  40. Human Words (Qing Dynasty) Wang Guoweicompleted "Renjian Cihua" is Wang Guowei's masterpiece and the most famous Cihua work in modern China. This book naturally incorporates some new concepts and methods based on the application of traditional word forms, concepts, terminology and thinking logic. The theory summarized in it has universal significance, has a great response among modern and contemporary readers, and has a lofty status in the history of modern Chinese literary criticism. —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  41. "The Ordinary World" Reading by Famous Teachers Anonymous (Anchor: Listen to the Chinese Version)completed This book is an introduction to the novel "The Ordinary World". The content is divided into seven chapters, taking Sun Shaoan, Sun Shaoping, Sun Lanhua, Tian Runye, Tian Xiaoxia, Tian Fujun, Tian Futang and other characters as the starting point, analyzing the main character characteristics and important storylines of the Sun and Tian families, and using this to drive other character groups to analyze the struggle, life, love and spiritual growth of urban and rural people during the period of so —Reads—Score—Shelves
  42. Rootless Tree Word Annotation Li Xiyuecompleted This work "Annotations on the Words of Rootless Tree" is written by Li Xiyue —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  43. A Complete Collection of the Most Beautiful Ancient Poems Compiled by Qin Pucompleted Poetry is the essence of traditional culture. Chinese classical literature originated in the three ancient dynasties. When the poetry style of Zhou and Qin Dynasty was first established, Confucius deleted the poetry books and played a key role in establishing the "Book of Songs", hence the theory of "poetry". Later, after the development of the Han Dynasty, the prose poems gradually matured, with colorful chapters and Han style. It can be seen that the poems and poems can also be used to describ —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  44. Wang Guowei Wencun Editor-In-Chief of the Institute of Chinese Studies, Tsinghua University, Selected by Fang Lincompleted This book is one of the "Tsinghua Chinese Studies Book Series" edited by the Tsinghua Institute of Chinese Studies. This book follows Wang Guowei by category and selects representative articles in the fields of education, philosophy, literature, characters, phonology, exegesis, editions, catalogues, collation, oracle bones, epigraphy, slips, ancient history, northwest history and geography, and theory. By borrowing this book, readers can not only get a glimpse of Wang Wangwei's academic essence, —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  45. Complete Works of Yan Jiayan 2: Zhichun Collection Yan Jiayancompleted A summary of the academic thoughts of Mr. Yan Jiayan, a famous literary historian, literary critic and "leading figure" of the second generation of modern Chinese literature researchers. Many of its contents complement each other's hot topics in literary history research and literary criticism, such as the nature of the "May Fourth" literary revolution; such as the many issues of correcting chaos and getting literary research back on track after the "Cultural Revolution"; exploring and sorting o —Reads7.5Score—Shelves
  46. Theory, Communication, Creation: Qian Zhongshu's "Three-Dimensional" Literary Space Written by Tian Jianmincompleted Qian Zhongshu's contribution is generally reflected in three aspects: first, the Chinese academic works represented by "Talking about Art", "Seven Sui Collection", "Guan Zhui Bian" and so on, which have become academic models for talking about literature and art due to their profound knowledge, rigorous research and profound analysis; second, they introduce Chinese literature, tradition and culture in English to Western readers, correcting Westerners' understanding of Chinese literature, The mis —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  47. Listen to Qian Zhongshu Talk About Literature Li Moqiancompleted "Listening to Qian Zhongshu Talks about Literature" elaborates on Mr. Qian's literary insights to lead readers to appreciate the vast world and boundless ocean of the literary world, and to use lively life experiences to break through the barriers between ancient and modern Chinese and Western cultures! —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  48. Set an Example Zhuge Liangcompleted The Three Kingdoms of Shu by Zhuge Liang. Zhuge Liang set out to conquer the Wei Dynasty in order to control the Central Plains. Before leaving the army, he showed favor to his later leader Liu Chan. Biaofan has two superiors, so it is said that the former is the teacher's Biao and the latter is the teacher's Biao. "Qian Chu Shi Biao" exhorts the later masters to carry forward the "virtue left by the late emperor", use the virtuous to receive advice, and punish and reward selflessly. "Be close t —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  49. When I Let Go of My Lovesickness, I Will Allow You to Wander Around the World Liu Rumeicompleted Tang poetry and Song lyrics have been sung in turn throughout history and have been passed down for thousands of years. Ancient poems, beautiful words, every word contains emotion, every sentence sings of love. They are either unrestrained, passionate, graceful or tender, intoxicating and intoxicating. "When I Let Go of My Lovesickness, I Will Allow You to Wander Around the World" uses beautiful and graceful words to appreciate or interpret the most beautiful Chinese classical poetry. Read the m —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  50. Reading Poems Selected by Chairman Mao for Young People Ye Yancompleted This book is an ancient Chinese classic poem carefully selected by Chairman Mao for young people to read. There are about 300 poems in total, including folk songs, nursery rhymes, ancient poems, etc. In order to facilitate teenagers to learn and recite, simple annotations are made. It is hoped that by reciting classical poetry, young people can benefit their minds, improve their temperament, enlighten their thoughts, nourish their lives, absorb spiritual strength, and increase their positive ene —Reads9.0Score—Shelves