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Since President Xi proposed the joint construction of the Silk Road Economic Belt in 2013, Silk Road research has become the hottest research topic at the moment. However, looking at the current research on the Silk Road, most of them are studied from the aspects of military, politics, music, food, religion and other aspects of the Silk Road. However, few people are involved in the topic of silk itself on the Silk Road. And even if it is involved, it is mostly in archaeological monographs and the study of textile itself, which requires a high level of professionalism on the part of the reader. We have been engaged in the work of excavating silk culture and promoting silk culture to the public. As the Silk Road culture is an indispensable part of silk culture, we deeply feel that publishing a book on the culture of silk on the Silk Road that is oriented to the public but is rigorous. Let the general public understand the ins and outs of the Silk Road, learn from history, and deepen the public's understanding of the historical and practical significance of the "One Belt, One Road" strategy to us.

The author of this book is a famous ethicist who has made great achievements in ethics for many years. The author was interested in literature when he was in college. He has published many essays, poems, essays, etc. In various magazines over the years, and has also done a lot of research on literary works. He has published nearly 100 essays, poems, essays, and miscellaneous talks on his public account "Sansizhai Moral Observation". This book is a collection of the author's literary works and thoughts on life. It is also the completion of the author's literary dream in his youth. The first part is about long-lasting memories, "Reflection makes the memories of life's joys and sorrows become distant." This part records the author's recollection and nostalgia for his hometown and old things, expressing his deep nostalgia. The second part is about the emptiness of things, which is the author's praise of life. Spring, summer, autumn, winter, flowers, plants and trees are all full of inspiration and praise. The third part is about moaning and groaning, which is the author's exploration of human nature and contemporary society. Why does a society with low sense of beauty arise? How to get rid of "involution" and "internal fatigue"? How to learn to live a good life? Dataism and free choice... The author's words, whether they are insights into life or judgments about human nature, are filled with deep humanistic care and emotional warmth.

This book is a collection of essays by the famous ethics scholar Li Jianhua, which includes his current moral comments, book prefaces and book review articles in recent years. The whole book focuses on ethics and affairs, combined with current hot social and moral events, to explore the changes in the moral life of Chinese society during the transition period, to find innovative paths for ethical theory, and to explore through theoretical reflection how ethics can take root in Chinese soil, summarize Chinese experience, solve Chinese problems, and highlight Chinese style. The author uses the knowledge and conscience of ethics scholars to respond to various problems in modern social life, involving political ethics, economic ethics, educational ethics, information ethics, legal ethics, professional ethics, family ethics and other fields, and explores the basic principles of learning to be a person and learning to do things.

This book takes the Shandong gentry in the Tang Dynasty as the research object, studies their family characteristics, thoughts, and marriages, and focuses on their relationship with the literature of the Tang Dynasty. There were many gentry writers in Shandong during the Tang Dynasty, and their literary creations were very distinctive and had an important influence on the development of literature in the Tang Dynasty. Throughout the Tang Dynasty, Shandong gentry writers made great contributions to the creation of landscape poetry and frontier fortress poetry, and made great contributions to the formation of rhythmic poetry. Taking the first year of Jianzhong of Dezong of the Tang Dynasty (780) as the dividing point, we found that the Shandong gentry in the Tang Dynasty fully revived from the middle Tang Dynasty and had an important impact on the literature of the middle and late Tang Dynasty. The Shandong gentry in the Tang Dynasty had a profound influence on literary trends such as the Classical Prose Movement of the Mid-Tang Dynasty, the Han and Meng Poetry Schools, the New Yuefu Movement, and legendary novels.