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Deng Tiemei was born in Benxi, Liaoning, and is a native hero of Northeast China. In Ren's famous "August 1st Declaration", Deng Tiemei, Qu Qiubai, Fang Zhimin, etc. Were called "national heroes who sacrificed their lives to save the country." This book "The Legend of Deng Tiemei" is written by Liu Zhaolin. In this book, the author describes Deng Tiemei's magnificent life from his youthful determination to his death to serve the country. It shows the heroic feats of Deng Tiemei, the former captain of the Fengcheng Police Brigade and the director of the Public Security Bureau, who founded the "Northeast People's Anti-Japanese and National Salvation Self-Defense Force" when the national crisis hit; it describes the major battles he led the "Self-Defense Force" to attack Fengcheng and the night attack on the Dragon King Temple in the Northeast Anti-Japanese War; it conveys to readers Deng Tiemei's firm belief in fighting the Japanese aggressors and vowing not to be a slave to the subjugation of the country, once again allowing the hero to hold his head high and the Chinese nation to straighten its backbone.

This book is the work of the famous writer Liu Zhaolin. Liu Zhaolin is currently a member of the Presidium of the Chinese Writers Association and vice president of the Chinese Prose Society. There are more than 4 million words of novels and prose works such as "No Regrets" and "Ah, the Gunshots in the Sauron Valley". He has won the National Award for Outstanding Novels and Short Stories, the Bing Xin Prose Award, and the Cao Xueqin Novel Award. He is the winner of the National Special Contribution Expert Award.

As a famous military writer in the new era, Liu Zhaolin is famous in the literary world for the unique "odor (flavor of the times), flavor (local characteristics), taste (human touch), and military flavor (military camp life)" of his works. This volume collects the best novels created by the author since the mid-1980s. Most of these works take military camp life as the theme, describing the seemingly monotonous but actually colorful military camp life, depicting a group of flesh-and-blood, tear-jerking images of contemporary Chinese soldiers, and more comprehensively reflecting the unique charm of military camp culture, and this charm is also the concrete embodiment of the military soul of our army.

This book is the work of the famous writer Liu Zhaolin. Liu Zhaolin is currently a member of the Presidium of the Chinese Writers Association and vice president of the Chinese Prose Society. There are more than 4 million words of novels and prose works such as "No Regrets" and "Ah, the Gunshots in the Sauron Valley". He has won the National Award for Outstanding Novels and Short Stories, the Bing Xin Prose Award, the Cao Xueqin Novel Award, and is the winner of the National Special Contribution Expert Award.

This book is the work of the famous writer Liu Zhaolin. Liu Zhaolin is currently a member of the Presidium of the Chinese Writers Association, vice president of the Chinese Prose Society, and honorary (former) chairman of the Liaoning Writers Association. There are more than 4 million words of novels and prose works such as "No Regrets" and "Ah, the Gunshots in the Sauron Valley". He has won the National Award for Outstanding Novels and Short Stories, the Bing Xin Prose Award, and the Cao Xueqin Novel Award. He is the winner of the National Special Contribution Expert Award.

This book is the work of the famous writer Liu Zhaolin. Liu Zhaolin is currently a member of the Presidium of the Chinese Writers Association, vice president of the Chinese Prose Society, and honorary (former) chairman of the Liaoning Writers Association. There are more than 4 million words of novels and prose works including "Record of No Regrets", "Ah, the Gunfire in the Solon Valley", "Lively Town in the Snow Country", "Father's Sacrifice" and "Missing You in Tibet". He has won the National Award for Outstanding Novels and Short Stories, the Bing Xin Prose Award, and the Cao Xueqin Novel Award. He is the winner of the National Special Contribution Expert Award.

This book is a collection of prose essays, including travel notes, miscellaneous notes, work reviews, character memories, etc.

This book is based on the life and work of a writer's association in Northeast China, vividly reflecting the various customs of the literary world and various officialdoms. It shows the sincerity and relaxation of human nature and the alienation and bitterness of literati when they encounter severe practical problems in this era.

This book is the work of the famous writer Liu Zhaolin. It is mainly a collection of hundreds of thousands of words of prose and essays written around the age of 40. It is also the author's first collection of essays. Liu Zhaolin is currently a member of the Presidium of the Chinese Writers Association and vice president of the Chinese Prose Society. There are more than 4 million words of novels and prose works such as "No Regrets" and "Ah, the Gunshots in the Sauron Valley". He has won the National Award for Outstanding Novels and Short Stories, the Bing Xin Prose Award, and the Cao Xueqin Novel Award. He is the winner of the National Special Contribution Expert Award.

Liu Zhaolin's emotional prose is full of luster, humor and wisdom. The chapters included in the collection "Bi Qing", he wrote about the old man Maga in the literary world, which is full of understanding and exploration of ordinary trivial matters in life. Some details are understated and meaningful. Mr. Peng Ding'an, a scholar who wrote about the gentleman's style, has clear and clear writing, close perspective, and no branches or branches. Although the description of common feelings is not as touching as family affection, personal love, and friendship, it is also difficult for him to express his selfless concern, sincerity, and courage for social common sense. "Taking advantage of beauty to wander the mind" is the way Liu Zhaolin pursues in his emotional prose. Simple and natural, generous and unpretentious. This allowed him to get rid of trivial skills and complete a spiritual transcendence and baptism. The articles included in this book are either affectionate or eloquent, interesting or full of emotions, showing a mature writer's unique capture and taste of the emotional world.

"Listening to the Snow in the High Window" is a collection of essays published by Chunfeng Literature and Art Publishing House in July 1998. The author is Liu Zhaolin.

The famous writer Liu Zhaolin collected and selected more than 30 prose works describing nostalgia, family affection, and customs, and compiled them into "Bayan Snow". These works are simple in writing, sincere in emotion, and restrained in charm. The turbulent deep feelings are tinged with a touch of helplessness and sadness, and contain sweet, salty, bitter, and astringent. Reading them makes people feel like they are there, and they are full of emotion. The Chinese New Year is to condense the long days that come and go into a few days and make them the most solemn days. Among the long days, the most solemn moment is the intersection of winter and spring. From this point on, spring is here! Therefore, celebrating the New Year is celebrating the Spring Festival! ! This is different from the New Year that was celebrated by Westerners, which was neither salty nor bland. Later, we also followed it and lived it carelessly. This is the most promising day in Chinese civilization. Who doesn't look forward to it happily! ! !