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The book mainly focuses on the themes of life insights, 90-year-old memories, attachment to things, and living in the present. It includes more than 40 essays by Mr. Ji Xianlin such as "The Meaning and Value of Life", "Talking about Old Age", "Spring in the Swallow Garden" and "Hope for a Better Family in the 21st Century".

The book mainly contains Mr. Ji Xianlin's more than 40 essays on moral character, mentality, work, reading and scholarship, etc. It mainly introduces some of Mr. Ji Xianlin's views and understandings in life. The views are profound and have great guiding significance for today's teenagers.

This book is the only autobiographical work to date that records Ji Xianlin's century-long life history in the form of pictures and texts. The author makes a thorough summary of his life from seven aspects: "my childhood, ten years' review, the memories of an old intellectual, me and books, my illness, my academic summary, and my life insights." This book contains nearly a hundred exclusive and rare photos, which can be said to be a complete record of Ji Xianlin's life from a private child to a centenarian.

Collects the life-long study and academic experience of Ji Xianlin, a leading Chinese scholar. It records Ji Xianlin's early academic experience and reveals the master's efficient learning methods. From being born in poverty to becoming famous, it shows Ji Lao's continuous struggle for self-improvement. It combines simplicity and elegance, and tastes the charm of beautiful writing by contemporary prose writers.

Only after you have gone through hundreds of tribulations in the world and tasted all the tastes of the world can you know that the world is worth it. This book is written for you who are searching in the long journey of life.

This book collects Ji Xianlin's articles on life, scholarship, life, etc., From which we can get a glimpse of this academic master's attitude towards life, as well as his pursuit of the meaning and value of life. It is a masterpiece that combines his more than ninety years of life experience and his understanding of life and worldly affairs.

Under the starry sky of the Republic of China, a humble gentleman was as gentle as jade. In that era, a group of "gentlemen of the Republic of China" emerged who were either pedantic, crazy or crazy. They were "scholars" as their guard and "elegance" as their foundation. Their demeanor, mind, knowledge and taste were completely different from today's. They traveled through history and came to us through Mr. Ji Xianlin's words. This book mainly collects Mr. Ji Xianlin's articles recalling his contemporary teachers and old friends, and is divided into three series: the first series, a gentleman becomes his teacher and his relatives and friends; the second series, he leaves the withered lotus to listen to the sound of rain; the third series, his life style and righteousness and his teacher and friend.

"Miscellaneous Notes on the Sickbed" contains more than 90 articles written by Mr. Ji Xianlin since 2001, especially since he was hospitalized in 2003, totaling more than 200,000 words. The book contains memories of various stages of his life, as well as articles recalling his parents, teachers, relatives and friends. Ji Xianlin is usually very concerned about issues such as the harmonious coexistence between man and nature, social ethics, patriotism and dedication, and the book contains many articles on these topics.

This book contains more than 50 essays by the master of Chinese studies and essayist Ji Xianlin, divided into 6 units, including the shadow of the snow cat, the sound of the lotus in the shadow of the vine, the dream of the spring night, the love of the market, the time flies, and the true love of the world. These proses are full of emotion, depth, sadness, open-mindedness, transcendence, and richness. The content is rich, the conception is exquisite, and the writing is exquisite.

"I Love All Dogs in the World" This book selects 42 of the most affectionate articles in Ji Xianlin's prose. "I Love All Dogs in the World" actually conveys his love for all sentient beings in the world. Each touching article shows us a flesh-and-blood, passionate and affectionate Ji Xianlin. Walking in this unpredictable world, everyone has moments of powerlessness and sadness. All we can do is to treat all encounters in life with full love. "Peace of Mind Is Home" Ji Xianlin has experienced the great hardships and sorrows of life, and the ups and downs of life. However, my husband's life was one of never arguing, never complaining, full of innocence, sticking to his own obsessions, and being content with the present. He is one of the few scholars in the world who is proficient in Tocharian script. At the same time, he uses simple words to convey a concept to the world - peace of mind is the destination of life.

In a city in southern India in ancient times, a Brahmin teacher taught three princes the "rule of self-cultivation" in six months by telling stories. These fables are collected into the "Five Volumes". The book is divided into five volumes, each volume has a main story and various stories are inserted through the dialogue between the protagonists. Among the more than 80 fables in the book, there are animal stories and secular stories, with one animal story being the main one.

Ji Xianlin's collection of pictures and texts reveals many rare photos and manuscripts for the first time. This set includes: Miscellaneous Notes on the Sickbed, The Master's Gone Away, Taking His Seat, Traveler Without Borders, Collection of Collections, Langrun Collection, Ten Years in Germany, Miscellaneous Memories of the Cowshed, Tsinghua Garden Diary, Life Sketch, Tianzhu Heart Shadow, Me and Peking University, One Flower, One World, and Dream Collection.

Whether he is writing about ordinary things or recalling the ups and downs of life, Ji Xianlin can always show his unique vision and profound thoughts in observing things and understanding the world. The writing is simple, meaningful, simple, profound and sincere.

It mainly includes Mr. Ji Xianlin's articles such as "A Pair of Calloused Hands", "Between Teachers and Students", "Among Brothers", "Foshan Heart Shadow", "Dongpo and Me", etc. The language is vivid and the content is detailed. It is informative, interesting, cultural and readable, and is suitable for a wide range of readers.

The Xianlin Picture and Text Collector's Edition makes public for the first time many rare photos and manuscripts

"Conscious of Enough and Not Insufficient: An Intensive Reading by Ji Xianlin" is a collection of the famous orientalist scholar Ji Xianlin's prose works throughout his life, including such masterpieces as "Giving Eternal Regret", "Old Cat", and "Remembering Mr. Chen Yinke". In the prose, Ji Xianlin recalled the difficult life in the countryside as a child, the tortuous experience of studying abroad, the friendship with family, friends, and teachers, and expressed the small emotions in life of raising flowers, growing vegetables, playing with cats, watching birds, and visiting alleys.

The fragrance of lotus is quiet, the shadows of snow cats flutter, and life is leisurely. Mr. Ji Xianlin realizes poetry in the ordinary life. He uses simple brushwork to show us the joyful and contemplative bits and pieces of the world.

This book mainly tells the story of Ji Xianlin's ten years in Germany and half his life in Beijing, as well as his memories of his teachers and friends. After spending half my life in the capital, my hometown is truly lovely; after spending ten years in Germany, my foreign country has become my second home. Everything in my hometown is integrated into my bones and blood, and the wind and rain of a foreign country are also imprinted in my heart. No matter whether it is a foreign country or a hometown, most of the time, peace of mind is home, and there is no need to ask more.

This book selects 46 essays on reading and travel by Ji Xianlin, a master of Chinese traditional culture. This book is written for you who are studying hard and traveling in the journey of life. Either study or travel far, both soul and body are always on the way.

This book is a collection of Ji Xianlin's classic essays. It selects his wonderful works from 1933 to 2006 and subdivides them into four themes, which respectively show Ji Xianlin's goodwill and true feelings for the world, his love for ordinary life, his self-transformation of his inner self, and his clear conscience for life in the world. We have to experience a lot in life, including birth, old age, illness and death, ups and downs, and only by keeping a happy heart can we see the years calmly and cultivate our hearts as calm as water. Ji Lao glimpses the vast world from the subtleties and captures thought-provoking details in life, so that the lonely can find comfort and the confused can find direction. There is joy in your heart and you are confident in your steps. I hope you can find the freedom in your heart in this book.

This volume contains the author's essays about old age, life and death, and life insights. Ji Xianlin began to think about the issue of old age since he was seventy or eighty years old. Related articles such as "Reflections on the Eighty Years", "Reminiscing on the Ninety Years", "First Time in the Ninety-Five Years", etc. Have aroused widespread influence among readers. He stayed in the 301 Hospital several times, and published many articles about diseases, life and death. Among them, eye surgery allowed him to write such a famous article as this book. His calmness, detachment, and life wisdom have a profound impact on readers.

"Miscellaneous Memories of the Cowshed" is Ji Xianlin's memoir of his experiences during the Cultural Revolution. He recounted his unfortunate experiences during the "Cultural Revolution" in a humorous and even ridiculing tone. This little book was bought with blood and written with tears. The author hopes that this book will bring not hatred and revenge, but a mirror from which we can see evil and good, ugliness and beauty, despair and hope.

This book contains all of Ji Xianlin's prose works, including all the first three volumes of "The Complete Works of Ji Xianlin" published by Foreign Language Research Press, plus two additional parts. One part is some articles provided by Ji Cheng that are not collected in the complete collection, and some articles in "Miscellaneous Memories of the Cowshed". A total of 4 volumes.

"The Gift of Time" is a collection of Mr. Ji Xianlin's essays. It is also a summary of his wisdom and spiritual monologue over more than ninety years of life. The book is divided into four volumes: A Young Man Doesn't Know the Feeling of Sorrow, My Heart Is Burning Youth with My Home and Country, My Heart Returns Like an Arrow to Yanyuan, and A Child's Heart in Sangyu Will Be a Young Man forever. The words he left at different stages of his life reflect his open-mindedness about human nature and worldly affairs from different aspects, his seriousness and rigor in academic research, and his cognitive reflections on the journey of life, all shining with the brilliant light that enlightens people's minds.

Centenarian Ji Xianlin's life wisdom is a life guide for the confused generation; 46 masterpieces of prose are selected, with the theme of "cherishing" for the first time. "Times Never Forgot" is Ji Xianlin's new collection of essays in 2020. It is also the author's first collection of essays with the theme of "cherishing". The book contains the open-minded heart of "time never takes away kindness", the cherishing heart of "time should be reserved for those who are happy in the heart", the wise heart of "still be gentle when seeing thousands of people", and the joyful heart of "seeing cuteness in the ordinary world". I hope you can have a soft heart, be wise, understand the impermanence of the world, and cherish everything in the present.

Throughout his life, Mr. Ji Xianlin worked diligently to cultivate his moral character, maintain inner peace, and be open-minded and decent in his dealings with others and in his work and life. When talking about Ji Lao's moral practice, people often think of a sentence - "A humble gentleman is as gentle as jade." After reading "Zhongliu Zizixin", readers will have a real feeling: The reason why Mr. Ji Xianlin is admired by the world is not only because of his knowledge, but also because of his character and morality. From the selected articles in "Zhongliu Zizixin", readers can understand Ji Xianlin's life insights and sincere teachings, obtain the wisdom to guide personal life, and become a cultivated person, a high-quality person, a person with a good attitude, and a respected person.

Ji Xianlin's 98-year life history explains to us how to live this attitude towards life? One of the tenets throughout his life is not to leave the past behind, not to welcome the future, and live in the present. Therefore, although his life is not perfect, it is very full, and he lives freely, calmly and calmly. This book selects Ji Xianlin's prose on human life, explaining from five aspects how a person lives in the present and how to face the beauty that should be in life.

Patriotism is never without reason. Living in shame under the iron heel of the Japanese invaders as a boy inspired Mr. Ji Xianlin's patriotic feelings throughout his life. This book selects this experience and Ji Lao's articles discussing patriotism, enthusiastically praising the great mountains and rivers of the motherland, and remembering celebrities who represent the spiritual backbone of the Chinese nation, to cultivate the patriotic sentiments of Chinese children.

This book is a self-selected collection by Ji Xianlin. It is a collection of works that the author personally compiled and selected while he was recuperating in the hospital in his later years. The anthology collects the author's representative works at various stages of life, covering a variety of genres such as prose, essays, travel notes, memoirs, diaries, academic writings, etc. It embodies Ji Lao's academic ambition, writing style and personality beauty. The total 14 volumes include: "Ji Xianlin Talks about Chinese Studies", "Ji Xianlin Talks about Eastern and Western Culture", "Ji Xianlin Talks about Buddhism", "Ji Xianlin Talks about Life", "Reading, Scholarship and Writing", "Eternal Regret", "Red", "A Lifelong Journey", "Imprints of the Other Shore", "Miscellaneous Memories of the Cowshed", "My Heart is a Mirror", "Ivory Tower Diary", "Memories: Memoirs of Teachers and Friends" and "A Hundred Years of Ups and Downs".

Mr. Ji Xianlin is full of love and curiosity about the world. His life is "rich and innocent". This innocence is not innocence, nor is it ignorance. It is a choice after experiencing the taste of life, and it is the truest and purest after experiencing all the vicissitudes of the world. This book selects Ji Xianlin's recollections of his hometown, relatives and friends, as well as the flowers, plants and animals around him. Through his clean and simple words, we can understand the myriad joys and sorrows of life. When we look at the world with innocent eyes, we will find that the spring rain is beautiful, the pond lotuses are beautiful, there is true love in the world, and there is nothing boring in life.

This book contains all of Ji Xianlin's prose works, including all the first three volumes of "The Complete Works of Ji Xianlin" published by Foreign Language Research Press, plus two additional parts. One part is some articles provided by Ji Cheng that are not collected in the complete collection, and some articles in "Miscellaneous Memories of the Cowshed". A total of 4 volumes.

Mr. Ji Xianlin is a famous scholar, a master of Chinese studies, and a famous prose master. He is open-minded and well versed in Chinese and Western knowledge. Reading his prose is a kind of enjoyment. It is a pleasure to let go of the book. The elegant and beautiful words come to your face. They are simple but not boring, emotional but not pretentious, solemn but not rigid, elegant but not polished. Regardless of recording people, objects or events, what flows in the writing is hot humanistic feelings, full of interest and charm. This book collects Mr. Ji Xianlin's articles on life, scholarship, life and other aspects. From it, you can get a glimpse of the life attitude of the master of Chinese studies, the life perception of the elderly, the pursuit of the meaning and value of life, fate and destiny, life and life, tolerance, success, contentment, friends, reputation, pressure, longevity, ethics and morality, etc. It is a masterpiece composed by academic master Mr. Ji Xianlin, who combined his more than ninety years of life experience and his insights into life and world affairs.

"Innocent Life" is a collection of Ji Xianlin's essays. The book is divided into five parts: it includes five major themes: it is better to be at ease than to be complete, to have mountains and rivers in mind, to love life through mountains and rivers, to see the time clearly without rain or sunshine, and to look down upon it. Throughout his life, Ji Xianlin constantly pondered the meaning and value of life, and practiced an innocent life. Innocence is not childishness, nor stupidity. Innocence is a mature transcendence and a wise choice in facing the world after understanding all the phenomena in the world. It is knowing the world but not being worldly, and it is not going against oneself. Only when you reach this level can you view the world with an open mind and play with the world. Innocence requires perseverance and courage. It is also a good way to find yourself. Real life is not to move toward complexity, but to reach innocence. Being an innocent person does not mean that you have not seen the darkness of the world. It is precisely because you have seen it that you know how good it is to be innocent.

It mainly collects articles about Ji Xianlin's ten years of studying in Germany, including the background of the study abroad craze at that time, his study life at the University of Göttingen in Germany, and the consequences of choosing a Sanskrit major. He devoted nearly ten years of enthusiasm and hard work, and finally obtained a doctorate with excellent results. He also reviewed and recorded the living conditions of the Germans during World War II, focusing on describing his persistence in completing his studies under the pressure of bombing and hunger, as well as encountering beautiful feelings and missing his German teachers and friends. The author believes that this period "if the symbolist poets are used, this can be regarded as a pink period", and his career in Germany also permeated this pink sweetness.

Mi Bai's Thoughts (1997-2009) This book selects some of Ji Lao's prose works between Mi Shou (88 years old) and Bai Shou (99 years old), recording what he saw, heard, thought and felt in the last stage of his life. The content covers travel to his hometown, illness, reading and writing, the meaning of life, Multiple dimensions such as public moral education, looking back over a century, talking about the old in old age, reflections on the millennium, welcoming the new and nostalgic, walking away with a smile... The final views of a Chinese intellectual who has experienced all the world's events are all in this book. He picks up and puts down his opinions, fully displaying the master's wisdom; the indifference and plainness are actually the real climax before the drama.

"The Sun and the Moon in the Heart" carefully selects and collects Mr. Ji Xianlin's classic prose, which includes four volumes: Mountains and Rivers, The Same Clothes with Children, Wind and Moon in the Sky, and Peach and Plum Fragrance. The content covers ecological civilization, moral cultivation, social relations, national education, etc. It is Mr. Ji Xianlin's profound insights based on his own life experience. Mr. Sir's philosophy and wisdom are expressed through simple and concise writing, just like an elder talking and confiding. The young people's self-cultivation and moral cultivation will be greatly benefited here.

Ji Xianlin was born in a poor peasant family in northwest Shandong. He left his hometown at the age of six, and gradually left Shandong from Guanzhuang to Tsinghua University. He stayed in Germany for ten years and studied under the best masters in his professional field. After returning to China, he taught at Peking University. Ji Xianlin's life can be described as half a lifetime of wandering, and a lifetime of studying. The forefathers persisted in their academic ideals under difficult circumstances and grew from commoners to academic leaders. What is worth remembering for future generations is not only their knowledge, but also their character.

Germany is the place where Ji Xianlin has lived for ten years and regards it as his second hometown. Here he chose Indology as his major and laid the foundation for his lifelong academic research. India is the country that the author has encountered countless times in books, thoughts and thoughts for more than half a century. They are the other shore in the geographical, historical and cultural sense, and they also occupy an equally important position in the author's life. The two countries, two eras involved in the book, as well as the author's different writing methods, all form a meaningful contrast.

"Eleven Kingdoms" is a sorting out of Ji Lao's foreign travel notes, presenting to readers what he saw, heard, thought and sighed when he went to Germany to study in his youth, and later as a scholar, writer, educator and historian when he visited India, Myanmar, Nepal, Thailand, Uzbekistan, Japan and other countries. No matter in what capacity Ji Xianlin goes abroad, he does his best to serve as a friendly envoy of the Chinese people and spares no effort to pave the way and build bridges between our country and people from all over the world. Therefore, "Records of the Eleven Kingdoms" can be seen as a precious record reflecting cultural exchanges and friendship between China and foreign countries.

Mr. Ji Xianlin has seen countless people and experienced countless things in his life, and the years of hard work have gifted him with immeasurable wisdom and wealth. This book collects Mr. Ji Xianlin's articles about living in the world, covering topics such as loneliness, stress, and fear. As the saying goes, "Knowledge of world affairs is knowledge, and understanding of human feelings is writing." Ji Xianlin used his century-old life to write about world affairs and human relations, demonstrating the integrity and broad-mindedness of Chinese scholars.

This book contains all of Ji Xianlin's prose works, including all the first three volumes of "The Complete Works of Ji Xianlin" published by Foreign Language Research Press, plus two additional parts. One part is some articles provided by Ji Cheng that are not collected in the complete collection, and some articles in "Miscellaneous Memories of the Cowshed". A total of 4 volumes.

Ji Xianlin's classic anthology condenses the essence of Ji Xianlin's life's writings! Live this life well: Ji Xianlin's new century-old classic prose collection, including "Incompleteness is Life" and "Three Essays on Life" and other classics. A humanistic classic spanning a century, you can taste the life attitude and life insights of the masters of Chinese studies in this book. This book is worth reading and re-reading. Ji Xianlin talks about life (new edition): The meaning of life, the contingency of fate, the passage of time, the elements of success, and the attitude towards life lead us into the life classroom and learn how to grow ourselves. Ji Xianlin talks about Chinese studies (new edition): Go deep into the underlying logic of Chinese culture and explore the core values ​​of the Chinese people. Across ancient and modern history, comparing Eastern and Western civilizations, and understanding our cultural origins from the perspective of "Great Chinese Studies". Ji Xianlin Talks about Buddhism: Hardcover Collector's Edition: Understanding Sino-Indian cultural exchanges and the evolution of traditional Chinese culture through the history of Buddhism. Ji Xianlin talks about Eastern and Western cultures (hardcover collector's edition): Ji Xianlin's controversial work, a classic comparison of Eastern and Western cultures. Ivory Tower Diary: Hardcover Collector's Edition: Ji Xianlin's diary from two important stages of his life is included; it is connected to "Ten Years in Germany" and is an important first-hand biographical material. A Lifetime's Journey (Hardcover Collector's Edition): Ji Xianlin's series of travel notes are presented together for the first time. The journey through time and space reflects the author's life trajectory. Endowed with Everlasting Regrets: Hardcover Collector's Edition: Those affectionate and unforgettable memories in Ji Xianlin's life, interesting, affectionate and regretful memories.

Adolescent children will face life problems and confusions: how to spend their life, the meaning and value of life, fate and fate, life and life, tolerance, success, contentment, friends, reputation, pressure, ethics and morality, etc. Mr. Ji Xianlin combined his more than 90 years of life experience to tell young people his views and understanding of these topics, as well as his insights.

The book records Ji Xianlin's youth past in detail: blaming himself for losing his ambition by playing with toys, feeling proud of publishing articles, scolding exams, criticizing professors, researching academics, etc. The book also includes his Tsinghua campus diary, nostalgia for his mentors and friends in college, and his experience as a high school teacher after graduating from college. From it, we can not only see the real life of a great Confucian when he was young, but also the words and deeds of scholars such as Chen Yinke, Wu Mi, Qian Mu, Zhu Ziqing, etc., Which are of great historical value for understanding or studying the history of modern Chinese education, the life of Ji Xianlin, and the campus culture of Tsinghua University.

"I Come from the East" is a collection of Mr. Ji Xianlin's discussions on Chinese culture, Chinese studies and traditional culture. It is divided into three parts: cultural exchange, cultural confidence and the essence of Chinese studies. Mr. Ji Xianlin, an academic master, has repeatedly thought about cultural exchanges and references between China and foreign countries and put forward many new viewpoints, the correctness of which has been or is being confirmed by history. Mr. Wang has profound attainments in Chinese studies, but his articles can explain the profound things in simple terms, leading readers to experience the unique ideas, wisdom, charm and magnanimity of traditional Chinese culture. Listen to masters talk about culture, strengthen cultural identity, and build cultural confidence.

This is a classic collection of essays by Ji Xianlin, which embodies Ji Xianlin's philosophy of life - life needs to be overcome by oneself. In the long journey of life, joys and sorrows are life, and ups and downs are life; cats and dogs also have feelings, and flowers and plants rejoice in themselves; when encountering all kinds of difficulties, they don't feel it is difficult, and when they endure all kinds of hardships, they feel happy. Maintain the passion and enthusiasm of life and be your true self, and you will be able to reach the other side of life. When the world is in chaos, may we look back at ourselves and move forward bravely.

A swordsman from Tsinghua University, a great figure from Peking University, and a pure heart who has endured the storm of the century. Quietly observing the world and feeling at ease, savoring the warmth and coolness of the world, this is the most beautiful work of a centenarian who expresses his passion and nature. This book carefully selects many representative prose works written by Mr. Ji Xianlin, such as "Returning to Göttingen", "The Moon Is Bright in My Hometown", "The Comedy of Watches", "Lantana Flower", "Magical Luffa", "Recalling Zhang Yong", etc. From an ignorant boy to going through vicissitudes of life, Mr. Ji Xianlin embodies his life's insights in words, making these prose works full of life philosophy, humorous, sincere, simple, and natural. Readers can feel his sincerity and sincerity, as well as his life wisdom accumulated for nearly a century.

The book mainly includes more than 40 essays by Mr. Ji Xianlin on five themes: 1. Writers and Poets: Death of the Muse; 2. Masters of Chinese Studies: Chinese Studies in Paradise; 3. Historical Philosophers: They Have Become History; 4. Linguists: Life Without Language; 5. Worldly Intellectuals: Eternal Life in Death.

The life philosophy of Ji Xianlin, a master of traditional Chinese culture, is a collection of selected classic prose! The book is divided into four volumes. The content includes Ji Xianlin's attitude towards reading, scholarship and life, as well as his own experience. It discusses the way of life in a simple and profound way. Ji Xianlin's sincerity in academics and humility in life are revealed between the lines. Regarding his hometown, he said: "These big moons in the vast world are nothing compared to my beloved little moon. No matter how many thousands of miles I leave my hometown, my heart immediately flies back. My little moon, I will never forget you!" About life, he said : "Everyone strives for a perfect life. However, from ancient times to the present, at home and abroad, there is no 100% perfect life. So I say that imperfection is life."... This book is a good extracurricular reading book for primary and secondary schools, suitable for Chinese language learning. This book is a compilation of selected chapters suitable for young people to read, and includes many chapters selected for the newly compiled Chinese language textbooks. In the last chapter of the book, Ji Xianlin's learning methods are shared in more detail, giving readers substantive guidance, so that readers' writing skills can be subtly improved and their minds can be enlightened.

This book contains all of Ji Xianlin's prose works, including all the first three volumes of "The Complete Works of Ji Xianlin" published by Foreign Language Research Press, plus two additional parts. One part is some articles provided by Ji Cheng that are not collected in the complete collection, and some articles in "Miscellaneous Memories of the Cowshed". A total of 4 volumes.