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"Datang Xinyu", also known as "Tang Xinyu", "Datang Shishuo Xinyu", "Tang Shishuo Xinyu", "Shishuo", "Datang Xinyu", etc., Is a collection of notes and novels compiled by Liu Su in the Tang Dynasty. The work records the words and deeds of historical figures in the Tang Dynasty, starting from the early Tang Dynasty and ending in the Dali calendar. Readers who are interested in Tang Dynasty stories should not miss this book. "New Accounts of the Tang Dynasty" records stories about the words and deeds of historical figures in the Tang Dynasty, mostly based on works such as "The Chronicles of Chao Ye Qian Zai" and "Jia Hua of the Sui and Tang Dynasties". The content is mostly related to politics and moral education. There is a summary at the end of the work, which shows that the author's intention is to draw lessons from the past. The book also records a lot of materials about poetry, especially the "articles" category, which records many poems written by people in the early Tang and Kaiyuan Dynasties, and describes their abilities. It also contains comments from contemporary people, which will be used by later compilers and researchers of Tang poetry. This book mainly records words, but they are all recorded according to events, that is, it contains both words and deeds. From this, we can get a glimpse of the political events and social customs of the emperor Gaozu to Daizong. Some of the records are better than the two "Tang Shu", and there are some places that can fill in the gaps of the two "Tang Shu".

"Datang Xinyu", also known as "Tang Xinyu", "Datang Shishuo Xinyu", "Tang Shishuo Xinyu", "Shishuo", "Datang Xinyu", etc., Is a collection of notes and novels compiled by Liu Su in the Tang Dynasty. The work records the words and deeds of historical figures in the Tang Dynasty, starting from the early Tang Dynasty and ending in the Dali calendar. Readers who are interested in Tang Dynasty stories should not miss this book. "New Accounts of the Tang Dynasty" records stories about the words and deeds of historical figures in the Tang Dynasty, mostly based on works such as "The Chronicles of Chao Ye Qian Zai" and "Jia Hua of the Sui and Tang Dynasties". The content is mostly related to politics and moral education. There is a summary at the end of the work, which shows that the author's intention is to draw lessons from the past. The book also records a lot of materials about poetry, especially the "articles" category, which records many poems written by people in the early Tang and Kaiyuan Dynasties, and describes their abilities. It also contains comments from contemporary people, which will be used by later compilers and researchers of Tang poetry. This book mainly records words, but they are all recorded according to events, that is, it contains both words and deeds. From this, we can get a glimpse of the political events and social customs of the emperor Gaozu to Daizong. Some of the records are better than the two "Tang Shu", and there are some places that can fill in the gaps of the two "Tang Shu".

As those born in the 1980s have entered middle age, their youth is gradually coming to an end. The youthful appearance in our minds becomes increasingly blurry, but there are always unforgettable memories that make us burst into tears. This collection of stories is named "Tai Er". It uses nine stories to tell the memories of the post-80s generation from ignorance to confusion to helplessness. It is more of a self-deprecation and resonance for the post-80s generation in this special era. Is success blessed by good luck luck or happiness? Is the hard work in vain or perseverance? Is the sadness of the world the truth or the truth? The helplessness in suffering, is it compromise or accommodation? Is ignorance ridiculous or tragic? ... Everything was ridiculous, and everything suddenly became clear. This should be the imprint of youth that belongs to the post-80s era, and it is also an exclusive memory belonging to the post-80s generation.

She is half human and half ghost. When she was three years old, her parents were killed because of their forbidden love between humans and ghosts. For twelve years, she lived with beasts and slept with ghosts. He is the son of the Demon King, crowned with peerless beauty, but his heart is as cold as ice after thousands of years. Destiny is like a rope, encounter is like a dream, his unintentional smile opened up her love, and from then on, she was in heaven and earth. Gentleness is like sweet and fragrant poison. She is willing to be imprisoned by him because he said "I need you."

She is half human and half ghost. When she was three years old, her parents were killed because of their forbidden love between humans and ghosts. For twelve years, she lived with beasts and slept with ghosts. He is the son of the Demon King, crowned with peerless beauty, but his heart is as cold as ice after thousands of years. Destiny is like a rope, encounter is like a dream, his unintentional smile opened up her love, and from then on, she was in heaven and earth. Gentleness is like sweet and fragrant poison. She is willing to be imprisoned by him because he said "I need you."

The "Living Immortal" Ancient Blind Man predicted that Liu Yiming, the young master of the Liu family, would suffer a life-or-death disaster when he was eight years old. The philanthropic Mr. Liu didn't understand the true meaning of this disaster until his tragic death. The Liu family has been in decline since then. Liu Yiming relied on his ability to turn his hands into clouds and rain, and staged a wonderful life of marrying a good wife, fighting bullies, playing tricks on enemies, building a family business, and killing traitors.