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"To Little Readers" is Bing Xin's important representative work, and Ms. Bing Xin became the founder of Chinese children's literature. In the 1960s and 1970s, Bing Xin published correspondence collections "Resent to Young Readers" and "Three Letters to Young Readers" respectively. Although the three communication collections were published at different times, their themes are all about nature and innocence. Such a theme just reflects the ideological core of Ms. Bing Xin's creation: the philosophy of love.

This book is a heart-warming collection of prose written by the famous modern female writer Bing Xin for young people. The book collects several classic prose and poems about emotion, life and life in Bing Xin's works, recording the author's feelings in his life course. The writing is clear and pure, and the emotions are delicate and moving, giving people warm care, comfort and encouragement.

In 1923, Bing Xin traveled across the ocean to study in the United States. She wrote letters full of longing and love to her mother, younger brother, and children, sharing overseas scenery, anecdotes, love and nostalgia for her hometown, and secrets in her heart. The words are smart and beautiful, just as Bing Xin once said in the preface to "To Little Readers" Said: "Among my works, only this one is the freest and least thoughtful." Due to special instructions from Bing Xin's family, the forty letters selected in this edition are all Bing Xin's favorites. They are truly from the heart and suitable for children to read. They have been strictly revised and some problems in other editions have been corrected. There are many children in the world who look forward to growing up every day - becoming adults. However, Bing Xin said: "There is one thing that I am often proud of: I was a child before, and I am still a child sometimes." I hope these forty letters can accompany the children as they grow up.

"Little Orange Lantern" selects Bing Xin's famous novels and essays. The novels include representative works such as "Little Orange Lantern", "Zhuang Hong's Sister", "Dong'er Girl", "The Man Is Alone and Gaunt", etc., And the prose works include "Miscellaneous Feelings in the Mountains", "Past Events", "One Day of Spring", "Dream" and other well-known masterpieces. Bing Xin's writing style is delicate and graceful. The stories in her novels are plain yet vivid, and her prose is sincere and full of charm. It is worth reading and pondering carefully.

As a famous modern Chinese female poet, writer, translator, children's literature writer, social activist, and essayist, Bing Xin's prose always runs through the three themes of maternal love, children, and nature, and has her own unique style and recognition. She is good at capturing fragments of life, interweaving her own emotions with beautiful words, integrating inner deep feelings with external triggers, embodying emotions in scenery, blending scenes, giving readers beautiful and sublime enjoyment, such as "Laughter", "Me and Roses", "My Childhood", etc.; While the prose series such as "For Young Readers" are full of dialogue. The love and hope of children does not include empty preaching or blunt admonitions, but uses a heart-to-heart talk and a friendly and euphemistic tone to describe their own life experiences and inner feelings, so that children can be excited, happy and uplifted, and unknowingly inspired by the themes and ideas expressed in the work, and gain lessons from it.

"Little Orange Lamp" is the representative work of the famous essayist Bing Xin. The description is very delicate and it is one of Bing Xin's best prose works. In addition to "Little Orange Lamp", this book also contains the author's other famous prose works. These works have beautiful language, touching content and sincere emotions. They express the author's attachment to his hometown, care for children and love for life.

"Stars·Spring Water" contains two poetry collections "Stars" and "Spring Water", as well as selections of Bing Xin's other poems. This book is a natural brew of Bing Xin's life, feelings, and thoughts, and enjoys a high reputation at home and abroad. The themes of his poetry collection are: maternal love, innocence, and nature. The praise of maternal love and innocence, the worship and praise of nature, and the reflection and understanding of life create a world of perfection and beauty, with sincere and deep feelings, fresh and elegant language, giving people endless aftertaste and enlightenment. Bing Xin's poetry was influenced by Rabindranath Tagore. She captured the flash of inspiration and condensed it into short poems to express her understanding of the true meaning of life and contain rich philosophy. The poem is short in length, fresh and beautiful in writing, and meaningful in meaning. With its delicate lyricism that is "full of tenderness and sadness", it shows the unique thoughts, feelings and aesthetic consciousness of female writers. She pushed the new poetry since the May 4th Movement into an era of popularity of short poems.

This book is a collection of essays by modern and contemporary writer Bing Xin. It includes "Miscellaneous Memories of Childhood", "For Young Readers", "Ode to Cherry Blossoms", "Past Events", "Little Orange Lantern" and many other articles, divided into five series. These works fully reflect Bing Xin's prose style full of "philosophy of love". In this book, Bing Xin uses flowing words to talk about her nostalgia for her motherland, hometown, family, and the sea, expresses her sympathy for the lower class people, and the melancholy of exploring life. It is full of tenderness, slightly sad, and shows a clear and elegant style.

This book is one of the Chinese prose collector's edition series. It contains 77 excellent prose works by the author such as "Laughter", "Past Events", and "For Young Readers", which reflects the author's brilliance and achievements in prose creation. The text part completely follows the 2005 version of the Chinese Prose Illustrated Collection of Bing Xin's Prose. The cover has been redesigned and packaged, once again showing the brand charm of our prose series.

"To Young Readers" has a total of twenty-nine articles, written between 1923 and 1926. It is Bing Xin's newsletter to young readers. Twenty of them were written while studying in the United States and were successively published in the supplement of Beijing's "Morning News" at that time. In these communications, Bing Xin introduced in detail what she saw on the way to the United States and her feelings in the United States. In addition to the beautiful scenery, she also had deep thoughts and the warmth of human kindness. Traveling far away from home, Bing Xin always cared about her family, her mother, and her motherland. The festivals and customs of her motherland also appeared in her memories from time to time. "Miscellaneous Notes from the Mountains - Young Readers of Remote Notes" was written in 1924. In the article, Bing Xin expressed her love for the lovely people, animals and insects she encountered in the mountains.

The "Chinese Prose Illustrated Collector's Edition" series is a long-selling prose series of our publisher. It has become a trustworthy prose classic in the hearts of readers and is also a standing book list in the publisher. At the same time, this series of books has been changed several times since its release in the 1990s, and new famous artists have been added each time. The current cover is from 2008. It is time to refresh it as a whole and promote it to new and old readers with a new look. This volume selects several of Bing Xin's essays, including "Laughter", "Miscellaneous Feelings in the Mountains", "A White Rose", "To Young Readers" (Excerpt), "To Little Readers Again" (Excerpt), "New Year's Test", "My Hometown", "My Childhood", "My Grandfather", "My Father", "Lao She and the Children", "Memory of Dr. Lin Qiaozhi", "Recalling Autumn", "Under Begonia Flowers" and other representative works. There are also more than twenty exquisite illustrations.

"Stars" and "Spring Water" are the essence of Bing Xin's poems. These poems combine the strengths of Chinese classical poetry and Rabindranath Tagore's poems. They are good at capturing momentary inspiration and writing inner feelings and thoughts in a few words. The form is short and concise but meaningful, and the language is clear and clear yet has a long rhyme. They have unique artistic charm. At the same time, this book also includes Bing Xin's famous prose and novels, leading readers to fully appreciate his gentle and elegant writing style, unique artistic features and profound cultural connotations, so that the literary charm of the master can truly nourish our souls and lives!

"Stars Spring Water" is a collection of poems by Bing Xin. "Stars" consists of 164 short poems, and "Spring Water" consists of 182 short poems. It is a recommended reading book for the new curriculum textbooks of the People's Education Edition, Jiangsu Education Edition, and Chinese Edition. Its main content is the eulogy of maternal love, innocence and nature. Bing Xin believed in the "philosophy of love" throughout her life. She believed that "with love, there is everything." Bing Xin's poems have unique artistic charm, which Mao Dun called "the grid of stars and the body of spring water". On the basis of retaining the integrity of the text of "Stars and Spring Water", this book also adds a beautiful commentary (postscript) by Bing Xin's son-in-law Chen Shu, in order to restore the most authentic and closest Bing Xin to our readers.

This book can be said to be the earliest children's literature work in modern China, and Ms. Bing Xin became the founder of Chinese children's literature. In the 1960s and 1970s, Bing Xin published correspondence collections "Resent to Young Readers" and "Three Letters to Young Readers" respectively. Although the three communication collections were published at different times, their themes are all about nature and innocence. Such a theme just reflects the ideological core of Ms. Bing Xin's creation: the philosophy of love.

"Stars" and "Spring Water" are Bing Xin's masterpieces and her most widely circulated works, enjoying a high reputation at home and abroad. She was influenced by Rabindranath Tagore's philosophical poems and adopted the beauty of Chinese classical poetry. She sang about maternal love, childlike innocence, and nature, forming a unique "starry grid, spring water body" (Mao Dun). Her works are good at capturing momentary inspiration and writing inner feelings and thoughts in a few words. The poetry form is short but meaningful, the language is fresh and the emotion is long. This book uses peacock illustrations. The works are unique in conception, bright in color, fresh and fashionable.

This book collects many of Bing Xin's excellent works. Some of them fondly recall her happy and sad childhood, the days when she and her father rode horses to watch the sea, the Spring Festival reunion, and many past events; some praise the beloved people in the new society; some explore good learning methods and encourage children to read more and good books; some tell big truths through small things. Reading Bing Xin's works, I am moved every moment.

This book is named after Bing Xin's famous work "Little Orange Lamp" and is divided into four volumes: "The Elegance of Life", "Silent Words of Time", "Erudition of Literary Thought" and "Yuntian Gaoyi". It contains Bing Xin's literary works from different periods. It is a collection of children's literature with the theme of love for beauty and kindness. Articles such as "Little Orange Lantern" and "Laba Porridge" are vivid in the ordinary, and articles such as "Dream" and "Painting-Poetry" are full of charm in the delicate and sincere words... This book also contains many other beautiful articles by Bing Xin, spanning the childhood and twilight years of this century old man, witnessing the changes of the times and the passage of time. With her fresh and graceful language, she built a world full of love and hope, influencing generations of children and bringing them eternal touches.

This book contains three works by Bing Xin: "For Young Readers", "Spring Water with Stars" and "Little Orange Lantern". These three works are all Bing Xin's masterpieces and have become the foundation works of Chinese children's literature. It fully expresses the ideological core of Ms. Bing Xin's creation: the philosophy of love. Bing Xin did not want to describe a miserable life, so she chose an "ideal" life as the object of her praise. In his ideal world, there is only sympathy and love, only mutual aid and support. Therefore, maternal love, innocence and praise of nature have become her main themes.

"Selected Prose of Bing Xin" selects the prose written by Bing Xin. The main contents include, laughter, dreams, leisure, good dreams, past events (1) (excerpt), past events (2) (excerpt), to little readers (1923-1926), to little readers again (1942-1944), and to little readers again (1958) , Miscellaneous Notes from the Mountains, Returning to the South, About Women, A Lake as Simple as Truth, Little Orange Lantern, Yiyina, One-Inch Master, Praise of Cherry Blossoms, One Wooden Shoe, Spring on the Nile, Laba Porridge, My Hometown, My Childhood, Miscellaneous Memories of Childhood, Me and Roses, etc.

This set of six books, "Bing Xin's Selected Works", comprehensively covers Bing Xin's novels, poems, essays and children's literature masterpieces.

"Stars Spring Water" was inspired by Rabindranath Tagore's "Birds". In Bing Xin's own words, it is a collection of "fragmented thoughts" into a collection of poems. These two poetry collections are the natural brew of Bing Xin's life, feelings, and thoughts, and enjoy a high reputation at home and abroad. The themes of his poetry collection are: maternal love, innocence, and nature.

Bing Xin is a famous modern and contemporary female writer and children's literature writer in my country. The unique style of her articles was called "Bing Xin Style" by people at the time. It has been loved by readers at home and abroad and has had a wide impact. This book selects some articles about Bing Xin herself from Bing Xin's essays over the years, and reproduces Bing Xin's experience over the past century in chronological order.

Everything in the world is just millions of mirrors, large and small, contrasting and reflecting again and again, so there are so many (bright) brilliance and rainbow-like brilliance in the world. Without dandelions, there is no victoria; without ordinary, there is no excellence.

In the previous life, Lu Jie Yuan was killed miserably by her husband and sister. After her rebirth, in order to no longer have anything to do with Nangong Dai Xi, she was forced to have physical intimacy with Xuanyuan Mo. In order to protect the Yin family from being assassinated, Lu Jie Yuan had to use Xuanyuan Mo, thinking that the two were just using each other. Later, I learned that Xuanyuan Mo had paid a lot for him, and when Xuanyuan Mo was trapped in the enemy camp, I realized that I had already fallen in love with him.

"Elementary Sword Technique", the most basic sword technique. It only records the basic sword postures such as stabbing, splitting, teasing, sweeping, cutting, hanging, collapsing, and cloud. It is not a sword technique, but a foundation for learning swordsmanship.