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"Class Teacher" collects Liu Xinwu's two short stories "I Love Every Green Leaf" and "Class Teacher" and a novella "Classic Crossing Bridge". Among them, "Class Teacher" is considered to be the beginning of "scar literature".

"Jin Ping Mei": the first of the four "wonderful books" in the Ming Dynasty and one of the masterpieces of ancient Chinese literature. Its overseas influence surpasses "A Dream of Red Mansions" and has even become an important reference work for studying the social style of the middle and late Ming Dynasty in China. In this book, Liu Xinwu reveals the little-known gains and losses of the text, the relationship between details, the fate of the characters, and the art of writing in "The Plum in the Golden Ping". It demonstrates the cultural and aesthetic value of "Jin Ping Mei" and abandons the criticized erotic description. The purpose is not to promote "Jin Ping Mei" to the public, but to use this book to let readers understand the status of "Jin Ping Mei" in the history of Chinese literature and human culture.

Liu Xinwu is full of creative power and covers a wide range of areas. In addition to research on novels and "Dream of Red Mansions", he is also engaged in architectural criticism and prose writing, with a large number of works. His novels focus on reflecting the real society and the fate and human nature of people from all walks of life in reality. This book includes Liu Xinwu's famous work "Class Teacher", representative works from different periods "The Bell and Drum Tower", "Ruyi", "Bus Aria", "Black Wall", and the new novel "Baoying Window" released in 2014. It relatively comprehensively demonstrates Liu Xinwu's achievements in novel creation at various stages.

"The paintings of Liang Chun are all covered with fragrance" is Cao Xueqin's hint to Qin Keqing's fate in "A Dream of Red Mansions". Starting from the study of Qin Keqing, Liu Xinwu discussed the causes of death of Qin Keqing, Jia Yuanchun, and Miaoyu, and also included the unexplained insights from the research on "Redology" for more than a hundred years, including Qin Keqing's origin and last words, the foretellings of the four fairies in Taixu Illusion, etc. He also wrote his research results into three novels about Qin Keqing, Jia Yuanchun, and Miaoyu. These academic novels are based on solid textual research, with flesh-and-blood characters, ups and downs of plots, and rich and vivid details. Experts can understand the rules, and laymen can watch the excitement. This book also contains many "Red Studies" treatises and essays. The writing style is lively and lively. Reading is like sucking an olive, with rich aftertaste and far-reaching implications. This is a monograph on "Red Studies" and a leisurely book that is refreshing and enjoyable.

This book selects Liu Xinwu's most representative novels over the years, including "White Teeth", "Black Wall", "Embroidered Mandarin Duck", "The Death of Miaoyu" and other famous works. Liu Xinwu has a keen sense of life and is good at making a rational and macroscopic grasp. He has written many novels with the characteristics of social thinking, with rigorous style and profound implications. The work is rich in content and novel in technique, blending a solemn sense of history and a profound sense of destiny, allowing readers to hear the footsteps of the times and think of the mission of the nation.

Since "Dream of Red Mansions" was written more than 200 years ago, topics and discussions about it have continued for a long time, and it has gradually developed into a branch of "Red Studies". Starting from Qin Keqing, the famous writer Liu Xinwu researched the life prototypes, family backgrounds and fate of the main characters in the original works such as Jia Yuanchun, Miaoyu, Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, Xue Baochai, Shi Xiangyun, etc., And opened up the cage. The heavy fog that shrouded them; moreover, they deduced and verified the true story after the 80th chapter of "A Dream of Red Mansions", and found out all the answers to the mystery after the 80th chapter of "A Dream of Red Mansions", pushing the study of Red Mansions to a whole new level. This time, Liu Xinwu devoted his whole life to studying "Dream of Red Mansions", his unique results and all his insights, and wrote "Liu Xinwu's Excellent Works of Dream of Red Mansions" (five volumes), which he dedicated to the readers without reservation.

The author Liu Xinwu's first novel, for which he won the second Mao Dun Literature Award. The novel tells a story that happened in the Bell and Drum Tower area of ​​Beijing in the early 1980s. It shows extremely colorful scenes, tells the joys and sorrows of the city, and the fate of several generations. Traveling through the smoke and dust of the years, and looking at the moving world scenes in Liu Xinwu's works, it is like a vivid ukiyo-e that opens up the memory of the city... It can be called a modern "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" with a strong Beijing flavor.

This book is written by the famous writer and red scholar Liu Xinwu. It is the culmination of 40 years of research and provides a new perspective on the two masterpieces of ancient Chinese novels - "A Dream of Red Mansions" and "Plum in the Golden Vase". 92 Major themes are compared and explained in detail, and the 360-degree panoramic display connects 200 years of literary time and space. Connect the inextricable connections between the two strange books and reveal the details, truth, inheritance and connection. Appreciation from the beginning brings brilliance together, exploring the subtleties through rigorous research, and reflecting reality with transparent insights. This is not only a re-examination of life values, but also an innovative experience in thinking. Guide readers to understand society, human nature, and themselves from classics.

This book is a collection of essays by the famous contemporary writer Liu Xinwu. Mr. Liu Xinwu combined his life experience, literary experience, and wisdom accumulation to put forward his own thoughts on the common issues of life and life that people are concerned about with wise and accessible writing. Every text shines with the light of knowledge and exudes warmth, helping us to step out of the shadows of life and enter a realm of clarity to discover the true joy of life and embrace the good things in the world.

This book is a concentrated writing by Mr. Liu Xinwu on the portraits of contemporary intellectuals or cultural groups. It records the turbulence of the times and the changes in the literary world, tells the unique legends and ups and downs of the protagonists, depicts the life style and philosophy of life of those gentle and wise men, and demonstrates their unswerving state of mind and gazing at the new moon after going through the dust and storms of life. The author's language is fresh and concise, and his narration is eloquent and moving. The words as calm as water contain a deep tension that washes away the lead and comforts people's hearts.

Liu Xinwu's works are characterized by their focus on reality, reflect the pulse of the times, are profound in meaning, and are full of human beauty and human beauty. This book selects and excerpts various representative works of his prose works, including the prose essay "Wang Xiaobo, can you come for a drink tonight?" ", "Gone Away, Mother's Flying Hands", architectural reviews "City Viewpoint", "Enjoying "Gray Space"", "Liu Xinwu Reveals the Secret of the Dream of Red Mansions", "Words from the Red Mansions" and other chapters based on the research experience of "Dream of Red Mansions", comprehensively display Liu Xinwu's artistic achievements in prose creation and research of "Dream of Red Mansions" and "Jin Ping Mei" for more than half a century.

This book is a collection of essays by the famous writer Liu Xinwu, which Liu Xinwu personally edited, selected and revised. His works are characterized by attention to reality, reflect the pulse of the times, are profound in meaning, and are full of human beauty and human beauty. This book selects various representative works of his in prose and essays, and incorporates the latest texts; including the natural interest type "Wild Mint" and "Long-kissed Bee", the family type type "When I Return, Thousands of Houses Are Lighted Up", "Prickly Heat on Father's Back", the life philosophy type "Everything is Still Too Late", "Adjust the Color of Your Life", the nostalgic type "Bing Xin·Mother·Hongdou", "Wang Xiaobo, can you come for a drink tonight?" "" And other chapters comprehensively demonstrate Liu Xinwu's artistic achievements in prose creation for more than half a century.

This book contains exquisite prose works by the famous writer Liu Xinwu. These essays not only eulogize family and friendship, but also praise ordinary people and ordinary life; they also include elaborations on the opposites of life and life, and they also explain reading and writing. He always finds beauty in the ordinary and sublimity in the daily. His brushwork is fresh and timeless, full of rich human touch.

It tells the story of what happened in the Bell and Drum Tower area of ​​Beijing from 5 a. M. To 5 p. M. On December 12, 1982. In an old courtyard house, the Xue family was preparing for a wedding banquet. Around this banquet, the novel outlines the ordinary life history of ordinary people in Beijing for nearly a hundred years. It uses an exquisite structure to connect multiple adjacent families together. Shows the vivid history of each family and each character. Centering around the concept of "time", the novel shows a deep realist perspective and humanistic concern for history, society, and individuals. In the consideration of physics, politics, and history of "time", it shows the author's in-depth thinking with a historical and philosophical color. The novel is also a rich Beijing-style encyclopedia with rich local customs and culture.

China's giant ship rides the wind and waves and makes great progress. In just sixty years, it has stood among the world's powerful countries and has become a great miracle in the history of human civilization. Chinese literature is surging and flourishing, with diverse schools and masterpieces by famous writers, which also attract the attention of the world. In order to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, our publishing house launched the large-scale literary project of the "Republican Writers Library", striving to include representative works of important contemporary writers with widespread influence, using Chinese style, Chinese style and the people's stand on literary values ​​to show the peaceful rise, historical process, social changes and realistic pictures of the ancient Eastern civilization, and to express the Chinese nation's arduous pursuit, brave practice, innovative ideas and survival wisdom. This collection of libraries is not only a microcosm of the flourishing Chinese literary cause, but also a grand event in China's publishing industry during its vibrant transition period. Its literary value and social significance will become increasingly apparent as time goes by. We also believe that China's literary career will become more prosperous and more splendid along with the great and prosperous motherland. We sincerely thank the relevant departments of the Propaganda Department of the CPC Central Committee, the Chinese Writers Association and the vast number of writers and literary criticism experts across the country for their strong support to this library.

"Life, Why We Are Here" is a humanistic reading book carefully launched by the famous writer Liu Xinwu after "Liu Xinwu Wen Cun". The book is divided into five parts: Life, Why We Are Here; The world is not just a walk; Heaven is sentient; Talk to yourself; An utopia with strange plants and trees. The articles vary in length and are rich in content, including long narratives and heart-warming essays, as well as short and pithy argumentative essays; they include reflections on traditional Chinese culture and understanding of Western social culture. You can write whatever you feel and think, and you can pick it up at your fingertips, but every article has the power to move people.

This book is a collection of words published by Mr. Liu Xinwu from 2016 to 2017. The whole book is divided into three parts. The first volume is prose and novels; the second volume is research and review articles on "Dream of Red Mansions" and "Jin Ping Mei"; and the third volume is the author's recordings of lectures, reading activities, and interviews with reporters, etc. The author's writing is smooth and vivid, and his writing style is sensitive and gentle. By recalling the past of old friends, paying attention to real life and ordinary people, sharing the research results and experiences of "Red Science" and "Gold Science", and interacting with readers and the media, he demonstrates his literary skills and charm, and is suitable for the majority of literature lovers to read.

The novel captures the daily lives of nine households in a courtyard under the Bell and Drum Tower in Beijing from 5 a. M. To 5 p. M. On December 12, 1982. It runs through the changes experienced by thirty or forty characters over the past few decades, and describes the historical accumulation of ancient Beijing and the realistic changes in the 1980s, allowing us to hear the footsteps of the reform era. Everyone here has his or her own history, which constitutes the social and ecological community map of Beijing citizens. Xue Yongquan used to be a lama and had a low social status. Now that he has decided to organize a wedding for his younger son, he has been in the awkward position of wanting to be pompous and yet having too much money. His daughter-in-law, Pan Xiuya, came from a poor family and was a salesperson herself. She was vain and economical, and she would "rather have a small sheep's head than a big ox's tail" for her dowry. Her radar brand Xiaokun watch disappeared during the wedding banquet, causing a commotion. Everyone suspected that it was Lu Baosang, a descendant of the "Beggars Gang"...

A cruise trip in the Mediterranean turned the world of eight families upside down, a group of ordinary people with unique personalities. Standing overseas, you can see more clearly the hot spots and pain points of society, as well as the joys and sorrows of the world. The writing knife chops with the axe, and the fragments are used to reach the heart. The angle of the work is exquisite, using the form of fragments to filter out a lot of descriptive descriptions, tightly grasping the inner world of the characters, and vividly portraying a group of urban trendsetters. It highlights the characteristics of the "Beijing hipster circle", allowing readers to see the love, hate and hatred of a generation of hipsters whose fortunes have been the most ups and downs, and to feel the dreams and reality of a generation of Beijingers. Inheriting the language taste of "A Dream of Red Mansions" and Lao She, it is a new height for Beijing-style novels in the new era.

"Literary Memoirs of Liu Xinwu" collects a set of articles in which Liu Xinwu recalls his family background, origin, growth, studies, and literary creation. It records his growth story on the literary road, truly restores his creative process from youth to maturity, and reflects his understanding and perception of literature. Liu Xinwu is an important writer in the history of contemporary Chinese literature. His life and creative process can be called a microcosm of a literary era. Liu Xinwu's literary memoirs are an important book for reading and studying contemporary Chinese literature.

"The Bell and Drum Tower" is Liu Xinwu's first novel and won the second Mao Dun Literature Award. This novel tells a story that took place in the Bell and Drum Tower area of Beijing in the early 1980s. It captures the daily lives of nine households in a courtyard under the Bell and Drum Tower in Beijing from 5 a. M. To 5 p. M. On December 12, 1982. What runs through it is the changes that thirty or forty characters have experienced over the past few decades. It describes the historical accumulation of ancient Beijing and the real changes in the 1980s, shows extremely colorful social scenes, tells the joys and sorrows of the city, and the fate of generations, just like a vivid ukiyo-e that opens up the memory of the city... It can be called a modern "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" with a strong Beijing flavor.