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This book is one of the "Collection of Masterpieces by Famous Chinese Essayists" and is edited by Gao Jun. "Many Years Later" includes literary works such as "Childhood", "Country Stage", "Autumn of Thirteen Years Old", "The Other Side of the Mountain", "Old Clock", "That Winter", "Silent Countryside", "Many Years Later", "Second Series: Where is the Hometown", "Where is the Hometown", "Chili Addiction", and "The Days of a Boy".

Sister and Sifan are back. They walked from the end of the railway track, just like stepping on a ladder and walking out of the sunset behind them. Heaven and earth were set on fire. They were also fired up. Light like small flames floated behind them, dancing on the contours of their bodies. They were like shadows, jumping out of the sunset, getting closer and closer. I sat on the railway and smoked until two shadows like telegraph poles on the roadbed floated in front of my eyes and floated to my feet. I held a puff of cigarette in my mouth and didn't spit it out for a long time. Si Fen holds a bouquet of assorted wild flowers. My sister actually wore a pair of sunglasses. I stood up and burst into laughter. I said, Sister, you have changed too much, haven't you? My sister said that I had my eyebrows tattooed and eyeliner tattooed, and it hurt me so much. She pushed my hand away and said, I can't see now because my throat is swollen and blocked. I said, how many days will it take to get better? Don't get infected.

The author, Gao Jun, is a painter by profession and is also good at writing. Write articles on the Internet under the screen name "Feng Xing Shui". His first collection of essays, "The Salt of the World," was well received and praised by many readers as "a late blooming essay writer." "The leisurely, spiritual, humorous, ironic, ideological and other characteristics of the sketch are vividly displayed in his writing." "The World Must Have Fun" selects more than 40 articles by the author, all of which have been widely praised by literary friends and readers in recent years. Gao Jun's writing is concise and smooth, showing great truths in daily life. It is sharp and profound but humorous and interesting, and the ridicule is touching. His works give people the feeling that no matter what era or environment he lives in, he can always discover and feel the true beauty and interest of life.

The system of encouraging students to study was an important reform measure of the New Deal in the late Qing Dynasty. It was a symbol of the establishment of the local education administrative system and an aspect worthy of attention when examining the social transformation process of modern China. The author went to the Northeast, Northwest and other places to consult local archives related to the Encouraging Institute for Learning, and compiled the most systematic and complete information at present, which is the "A List of Academic Affairs" successively compiled and printed by the Encouraging Institute in Baoshan County, Jiangsu Province (today's Baoshan District, Shanghai City) in the late Qing Dynasty from 1907 to 1911. This collection of data has never been discovered and used because it is "not for sale", so it has great research value. Compared with other states and counties at that time, the Baoshan County Education Encouragement Center was the best in terms of its own system setup and the management of local academic affairs. Many people from Baoshan who participated in the construction of the education center later became leaders in the education sector, such as Yuan Xitao, who served as the director-general of education for the Beiyang government in the early years of the Republic of China. The many achievements made by the Baoshan School Encouragement Office in supervising local academic affairs provide valuable material for studying the system of the School Encourage School in the late Qing Dynasty. "Research on the Encouragement Institute in the Late Qing Dynasty - Focusing on Baoshan County" focuses on the Encourage Institute and the various characteristics of the Encourage Institute in other places. It can not only clarify the origin of the Encourage Institute and its functional attributes, but also reveal the various factors that led to the changes in its institutional functions. It also helps to understand why the Encourage Institute became a "fruit" of the New Deal reform in the late Qing Dynasty and continued to exist until the Republic of China.

"Campus Literature Classics of China's Emerging Writers: Rent the Blue Sky" is a collection of short stories by the famous writer Gao Jun. Most of them are reprinted and award-winning works. Many of them, such as "The Sound of the Bugle", "The Bird with a Human Face" and "Applause", were designed for the modern reading test papers for the high school entrance examination and college entrance examination in Jiangsu, Sichuan, Fujian and Zhejiang. The book contains powerful campus stories, unique war duels, rich rural characters, colorful urban life, some realism, some science fiction, some legends, some absurdity... The themes are wide and diverse. Through reading, you can improve your reading ability and literary literacy. It is an important reference for literature lovers, especially primary and secondary school students to learn from. Usually, I often hear some people complain that writing articles is too difficult, and it is even harder to write innovative articles.

"Micro Reading 1+1 Project: Re-Learning Words" is one of the series of books "Micro Reading 1+1 Project", which selects the fine works created by micro-novel author Gao Jun over a long period of time. It includes nearly a hundred micro-fiction works such as "Learning to Speak Again", "Rescue", "Bird with a Human Face", "In the Shadow", "Skinned", "Tail", "Brain Change", "Sickness", "Shy Smile", "Escape to Earth", "Machine Age", "Meat-eating Man", "Take Off the Mask", "Rent the Blue Sky".

Teacher Feng is such an interesting person. He puts his eyes and brushstrokes on the dining table, on the bench that he is reluctant to throw away, and on the land master passing by on his bicycle. He talks about life and death with his parents, chats with the courier and the lamp repairer, and feels that cats are like human beings. He recalls Sayazi's naughty childhood, listening to the sound of the train, and sleeping in the rising light... Read Some readers said that Teacher Feng's articles are "market-like when you want to be in the market, and Zen when you want to be Zen." Some readers said that "it is like a popping candy in ordinary days, which adds a lot of fun to life." In their eyes, these little things in life recorded by Teacher Feng are the joys that are often ignored, and they are small and shining poetic moments that belong to us. No matter what life is like, there is always true beauty.