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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.

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.

The book "Raising Cats" contains Ji Xianlin's prose writing about animals, plants, and natural phenomena of rain and fog, including the famous articles "Oleander", "Lantana", "Charming Lotus in Qingtang", etc. Through Ji Lao's vivid brushwork, we can see the details of the interaction between Ji Lao and his beloved cat. The deep affection and nostalgia for his mother that Ji Lao imbues in his old dog at home can also be seen. We can also see the wonderful and powerful vitality contained in loofahs, lotus flowers, etc., Which embodies Ji Lao's delicate feelings that all things in his works are alive and can be held in his arms and pens.

"Reading and Writing" contains Ji Xianlin's classic articles on the two topics of reading and writing. The reading section reflects Ji's preference for books and his admiration for reading through Ji's helpful explanations on opening books, his deep hatred of losing books, his debate on the essence and dross, and his analysis of traditional Chinese culture. The writing section contains Ji Lao's unique insights on writing, including the title, structure, style, etc. Of the article. His explanation of prose writing is particularly worthy of reference.

"My Little Joy" mainly collects Mr. Ji Xianlin's prose works about reading, reading about the world, reminiscing about friends, and remembering interests. It not only shows his love for traditional Chinese culture, but also his attitude of not liking or fearing the world. It also includes his description, recollection and praise of his friends and interesting things in life. It is also a summary of his wisdom and spiritual monologue of more than 90 years of life. The article is sincere, humble, and interesting. It can inspire teenagers and encourage adults.

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.

A work that embodies Mr. Ji Xianlin's thoughts on harmony between nature and man. Everything in the book has been given the connotation of life by Mr. Ji Xianlin, the old woman, the little boy, a flower, an old dog, a rain... Ji Lao uses simple brushwork to describe his emotions for the world and all things. The people, things, objects and scenery experienced in his life are vivid and touching in Ji Lao's pen, which concentratedly expresses Mr. Ji Xianlin's love for the world and all things.

Ji Xianlin has experienced the great hardships and sorrows of life, as well as 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.