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Beiping roast duck, in addition to restaurants specializing in duck sales such as Quanjude, is sold by Biianfang (i. E. Sauce elbow shop). You can also eat roast duck in restaurants. For example, if you are having a banquet at Fuquan Restaurant, you can ask a nearby cheap shop on the right to deliver it. Since the closure of the old restaurant in Xuanwai, Baohuachun at the entrance of Jinyu Hutong in Dongcheng has become a rising star. The store downstairs and the corner of the small building upstairs are the best places to eat roast duck. At home, if you make a phone call, Baohuachun will send a little Liba (note: a little boy) to deliver a freshly baked roast duck in an insulated lead iron bucket, dripping with oil and hot to the touch. Along with it, he also brought steamed lotus leaf pancakes, green onions, sauce, etc. He sliced ​​the duck in front of everyone on the small table next to the banquet. His skill was good and he paid attention to the thin slices. Each slice had skin, oil and meat, followed by a plate of lean meat, and finally the duck head and duck tips. You were done. The master was happy and rewarded him with two drops of money. Little Lipa thanked him happily and left.

Mr. Liang Shiqiu's prose is more concise. It is advocated that the article should be deep and far-reaching, but not long. His manuscripts rarely have corrections, but his drafts are quite extraordinary. The completion of an article takes many days of deliberation, and the completion of a sentence requires repeated deliberation. He wrote in vernacular, trying to eliminate the redundancy of vernacular and only seek to express his ideas without completely rejecting classical Chinese. It is concise and harmonious, with the master's wisdom in dealing with the world everywhere. The chapters are humorous, profound and meaningful.

Life is just a journey that comes and goes. Life is about joy and sorrow, and life is about bitterness and sweetness. This set includes five books: "Life is Just That", "Simple, Quiet and Calm - Living an Elegant Life Like Liang Shiqiu", "Life is in Leisure", "Living with One Mind in Mind", and "The Taste of the World is Pure Joy", which collects Liang Shiqiu's most philosophical and life-like prose. The books write about ordinary things, such as eating, sleeping, reading, watching plays, drinking tea, drinking, traveling, and talking about food, but they reveal Mr. Liang Shiqiu's self-satisfied, open-minded and elegant state of mind. This set of books, from the three perspectives of food, life, and life, three-dimensionally and fully demonstrates Liang Shiqiu's way of life and concepts of life. This is a set of selected works to understand Liang Shiqiu and his writings.

Taste the flavors of life and see the scenery of the world - the most humane classic prose masterpiece by Mr. Liang Shiqiu, one of the greatest Chinese writers of the 20th century, leading people to discover the fun in ordinary life and savor life among all the phenomena in the world. The author Liang Shiqiu is a great master of Chinese literature in the 20th century. He is a famous Chinese essayist, literary critic, scholar and translator. He is the first authoritative person in China to study Shakespeare. Liang Shiqiu's prose has various themes, exquisite conception, profound connotation, calm style, full of humor between the lines, and a few words that convey the philosophy of life. The works involve feelings about daily life, whether they are ordinary trivial matters or human relationships and principles, they all contain some interest and insight. Reading each chapter, it is humorous, ridiculing but not tactful, joking but not frivolous, well versed in allusions, and fascinating.

Throughout his life, Mr. Liang Shiqiu loved deeply but not excessively. He ate elegantly and avoided gluttonous things. He crowded into factories, visited bookstalls, and flew kites... He only followed his own heart, and was able to live happily even in difficult circumstances. He "kept up his elegance and happiness" and lived his life to the fullest. He could be described as a cultural master who truly understood and loved life. This book comprehensively collects the essence of 60 Liang-style prose works such as "Middle Age", "Farewell", "Cat's Story", "Drinking Tea" and "Heroes". It is presented from multiple angles and multi-faceted, striving to perfectly restore Mr. Liang Shiqiu's spiritual world and life interests. In the hustle and bustle of the world, find peace in your heart and live peacefully. Don't follow the trend, don't follow the crowd, have perseverance in your heart, and have stars in your eyes; don't complain or blame, just move forward towards the way you like, and that's good now. Life is generally peaceful, with occasional upheavals in my heart.

The real peace of life is not to stay away from the hustle and bustle of the world, but to maintain inner peace and savor the calmness of life. "Leisure in the Elegant House: Calmness for the Rest of Life is Peace (2019 New Edition, Liang Shiqiu's Classic Prose Collection)" contains the essence of Mr. Liang Shiqiu's prose works, and is divided into four parts: flavor of the world, recollection of the past in the elegant house, occasional memories of leisurely feelings, and reading and talking about art. The writings in the book are full of life, including eating, sleeping, reading and watching plays, walking and traveling, men and women... The articles are elegant, full of wit and full of leisure and fun, and Liang Shiqiu's elegant, open-minded, peaceful and calm attitude towards life is revealed everywhere.

The essence of Mr. Liang Shiqiu's lifelong prose! The wisdom of life and philosophy of life written for you. Life is full of fun, and life is full of scenery. May you be an interesting person for the rest of your life! This selection of influential famous articles from Liang Shiqiu's prose writing is rich in content, with different themes, exquisite conception, exquisite writing style, humorous language and profound connotation. These works may write about the daily lives of ordinary people, or interesting things in the lives of intellectuals, or about small surprises in life, or about attitudes toward trivial matters. As Liang Shiqiu said: Not everyone likes big winds and waves, is used to great sorrows and great joys, sees surprises in the ordinary, and lives a flexible and comfortable life; I have a moment of loneliness, and I want to enjoy it. His prose is casual yet elegant, with a graceful "aristocratic air" and a "scholarly gentleman" elegance, which is both detached and profound.