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A former residence is not just a house where a famous person lived, but also the crystallization of architectural art, past memories of family and country, and personality charm. The author has been searching for the former residences of famous people in Beijing, Shanghai, Taipei, Jiangnan and other places for several years. Through on-the-spot investigations, historical materials, interviews with descendants and people who have experienced it, he describes the bricks, doors, windows, decorations, and the life taste and taste that are rich in era and personality behind them; looking back at the special dance of "home" Taiwan, the unknown fragility and tenderness of "celebrities"; using the old house as a medium to communicate spiritually with former owners such as Soong Ching Ling, Lao She, Mao Dun, Mei Lanfang, Tian Han, etc., The author blends architectural art, past events of home and country with the old life of the former owner, and then reflects the changes of the times.

I have long wanted to sort out what I have written, but have never done so. This time it's a business trip, of course for myself. It was named: "The Traces of Pen Plowing". It seems more elegant. In fact, to put it bluntly, I am just a coder, just like a craftsman holding a tile knife to code the wall. These things can be said to be large and small, high and low. Some of the "bricks" in these "wall stacks" are fairly neat, while others are missing edges and corners and lack of heat.

This book is a microscopic history of the development of insect literature in the Tang and Song Dynasties. It mainly discusses the historical development of insect themes in poetry during the Tang and Song Dynasties. Through the aesthetic selection of various insect images, it explores their inherent cultural implications.

This book is a research project of the Shanghai Modern Shanghai Research Center, focusing on Shanghai in 1949. It vividly records and reflects the tremendous changes that took place before and after the liberation of Shanghai 70 years ago, and is rich in content. It contains diaries and memories written by more than 40 authors, recording the transition between the old and new regimes in Shanghai, profound changes in all aspects of society, etc. Some of the historical details in it are of important historical value, providing readers with a comprehensive and in-depth understanding of the great historical changes that took place in Shanghai seventy years ago, and providing a vivid and informative reading.

From Fang Shuo's perspective, this book reveals to readers a real middle school life, showing the various contradictions and problems that arise in the education system between classmates, teachers and students, and parent-child relationships, and embodies students' thinking, confusion, and dreams. Let those rebellious, excited, and angry emotions take you back to that passionate middle school past and restore a true youth that is not tainted by time.