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This is a book that interprets "A Dream of Red Mansions" for teenagers. "A Dream of Red Mansions" is the Mount Everest of Chinese literature, and it is also a classic that is especially suitable for teenagers to read. Scholar Li Tianfei extracted topics that are closely related to children's learning and growth, such as "Should we be a boy who attracts attention?" "How to face difficulties" and "What kind of life value should we pursue?" He quoted classics to analyze the character characteristics, plot promotion, and cultural connotation, perceive the lasting charm of classics, and comprehensively improve children's reading, aesthetic, and rhetorical abilities. In addition, his interpretation does not stop at the work itself, but is close to the lives of children, guiding them to observe, sympathize and reflect on every life. The whole book runs through the author's understanding of life and emotions, helping children draw the power and meaning of growth from the classics.

This book aims at readers' pain points of "lack of systematic methods, no reference in writing, and inability to understand deep connotations" in literary learning. It uses the horizontal and vertical coordinate system based on time and classification as the core method to build a clear cognitive map of literary history. The book focuses on many classic texts from different historical stages such as "Zuo Zhuan", "The Analects of Confucius" and "Warring States Policy". On the one hand, it deeply analyzes their artistic characteristics such as narrative techniques and characterization, and sorts out the evolution of literary genres and characteristics of the times, helping readers gain insight into the social background and deeper meaning of the works and improve their reading comprehension. On the other hand, it refines the writing wisdom of ancient writers, such as the conciseness and implicitness of "Zuo Zhuan" and the exaggerated elaboration of "Warring States Policy", providing readers with writing skills that can be directly used for reference.

This book is a collection of articles in the series "Li Tianfei's Great Talk about Journey to the West". The book not only contains the latest research results in the academic world, for example, the author of "Journey to the West" may not be Wu Cheng'en, and it was not written by one person at one time; it also clarifies the popular "conspiracy theory" and "thick black theory", such as why the Red Boy and the Bull Demon King don't look alike? Did Sun Wukong die on the way to obtain Buddhist scriptures? What exactly is a six-eared macaque? Under Li Tianfei's interpretation, "Journey to the West" is no longer one of the "four great classics" for fighting monsters throughout, but a timeless spiritual nourishment. The online series on Toutiao, Sina Weibo and WeChat has accumulated over 100 million reads in 100 days, and was rated by netizens as "the most reliable among the articles interpreting "Journey to the West", and the most down-to-earth among the reliable articles." The book not only revised and adjusted the content of the online serialization, but also added a large number of illustrations related to Journey to the West or the contents of this book from handed down documents. Each lecture is accompanied by a reading manual so that readers can quickly understand the relevant background knowledge.

This book is a collection of articles in the series "Li Tianfei's Great Talk about Journey to the West". The book not only contains the latest research results in the academic world, for example, the author of "Journey to the West" may not be Wu Cheng'en, and it was not written by one person at one time; it also clarifies the popular "conspiracy theory" and "thick black theory", such as why the Red Boy and the Bull Demon King don't look alike? Did Sun Wukong die on the way to obtain Buddhist scriptures? What exactly is a six-eared macaque? Under Li Tianfei's interpretation, "Journey to the West" is no longer one of the "four great classics" for fighting monsters throughout, but a timeless spiritual nourishment. The online series on Toutiao, Sina Weibo and WeChat has accumulated over 100 million reads in 100 days, and was rated by netizens as "the most reliable among the articles interpreting "Journey to the West", and the most down-to-earth among the reliable articles." The book not only revised and adjusted the content of the online serialization, but also added a large number of illustrations related to Journey to the West or the contents of this book from handed down documents. Each lecture is accompanied by a reading manual so that readers can quickly understand the relevant background knowledge.

This book is a collection of articles in the series "Li Tianfei's Great Talk about Journey to the West". The book not only contains the latest research results in the academic world, for example, the author of "Journey to the West" may not be Wu Cheng'en, and it was not written by one person at one time; it also clarifies the popular "conspiracy theory" and "thick black theory", such as why the Red Boy and the Bull Demon King don't look alike? Did Sun Wukong die on the way to obtain Buddhist scriptures? What exactly is a six-eared macaque? Under Li Tianfei's interpretation, "Journey to the West" is no longer one of the "four great classics" for fighting monsters throughout, but a timeless spiritual nourishment. The online series on Toutiao, Sina Weibo and WeChat has accumulated over 100 million reads in 100 days, and was rated by netizens as "the most reliable among the articles interpreting "Journey to the West", and the most down-to-earth among the reliable articles." The book not only revised and adjusted the content of the online serialization, but also added a large number of illustrations related to Journey to the West or the contents of this book from handed down documents. Each lecture is accompanied by a reading manual so that readers can quickly understand the relevant background knowledge.

This book is a collection of articles in the series "Li Tianfei's Great Talk about Journey to the West". The book not only contains the latest research results in the academic world, but also clarifies the popular "conspiracy theories" and "thick theories", and interestingly explores hot topics and encyclopedic knowledge about "Journey to the West". Under Li Tianfei's interpretation, "Journey to the West" is no longer one of the "four great classics" about fighting monsters throughout, but an enduring spiritual nourishment for modern people.

"Li Tianfei's Interpretation of "The Romance of the Gods"" is a work of interpretation of classic literature written by the author Li Tianfei. Starting from the various gods in "The Romance of the Gods" and other classics, it tells their past, present and legendary stories in popular and interesting language, subverting your understanding of the "World of the Fengshen" and It strives to construct a "biography of immortals" that belongs to contemporary people; it also includes textual research and refutation of various folk legends, etc., Striving to clear up the source and tell a complete and credible mythological history for readers; and conduct in-depth thinking on human beings, culture and society in the long history and literary works.

This book is a collection of articles in the series "Li Tianfei's Great Talk about Journey to the West". The book not only contains the latest research results in the academic world, but also clarifies the popular "conspiracy theories" and "thick theories", and interestingly explores hot topics and encyclopedic knowledge about "Journey to the West". Under Li Tianfei's interpretation, "Journey to the West" is no longer one of the "four great classics" about fighting monsters throughout, but an enduring spiritual nourishment for modern people.

This book is a collection of articles in the series "Li Tianfei's Great Talk about Journey to the West". The book not only contains the latest research results in the academic world, but also clarifies the popular "conspiracy theories" and "thick theories", and interestingly explores hot topics and encyclopedic knowledge about "Journey to the West". Under Li Tianfei's interpretation, "Journey to the West" is no longer one of the "four great classics" about fighting monsters throughout, but an enduring spiritual nourishment for modern people.

What kind of novel is "The Romance of the Gods"? What factors are its huge imagination based on? King Zhou of Shang, King Wen of Zhou, Empress Nuwa, Jiang Ziya, Taishi Wen, Nezha, Yang Jian, Lei Zhenzi, Chi Jing, the Four Heavenly Kings, Immortal Puxian, Immortal Taiyi, Tu Xingsun... What are the origins of the historical figures and heroes of gods and demons that we are familiar with in the book? What is the subtle intersection between the actual Shang and Zhou history and the evolution history of Chinese mythical characters? The details of history are complex and interesting, and the nodes of mythology are rich and wonderful. Young writer and scholar Li Tianfei uses many records in the long history and interesting changes in Chinese culture as the basis for interpretation, and analyzes and tells this well-known Chinese classic god and demon novel from the perspective of yin and yang.