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"Pancake Flower" is a tribute to the 70th anniversary of the founding of New China, and it is also a painstaking work of the times. Small Incision, Big Era, the work selects the century-old changes of a family in northern China as the entry point. Through the completely different life experiences of several generations of this family, it unfolds the turbulent century-old atmosphere, reflecting the ups and downs and hardships before and after the birth of New China. The love of family and country, the love of home, the love of family, friendship and the world... The lines are filled with rich life wisdom and the emotional choice of boundless love, which is deeply touching. Through detailed descriptions and vivid comparisons of people's livelihood conditions over the past century, this book sings the melody of New China's vibrant era, praises the timeless spirit of struggle, and is full of artistic power that strikes the soul.

This is a new work of documentary literature created by Professor Ma Ruifang of Shandong University, a well-known classical literature research expert and writer. This book puts aside the author's social identity as a professor and writer, and simply looks at the ups and downs of a large family for more than half a century from the perspective of a daughter-in-law. It uses humorous writing and an open-minded and bright mind to create an image of a mother-in-law who is illiterate, hard-working and kind-hearted, and full of simple wisdom in life. The heavy sense of vicissitudes of time is dissolved into a warm atmosphere of fireworks by the author's relaxed and unrestrained writing, making it particularly easy to read. The story of the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law getting along for decades makes the saying that "mother-in-law and daughter-in-law are natural enemies" self-defeating. The flavorful, warm and harmonious life theme of this big family from generation to generation clearly explains the traditional Chinese family tradition of loving mother, filial piety, simplicity and harmony, and demonstrates the true meaning of the traditional values ​​of benevolence, righteousness, etiquette, wisdom and trust rooted in the broad masses of the people. This book can be regarded as a companion piece to the long documentary "Pancake Flowers". By reading the two books side by side, readers can not only reap the spiritual nourishment of "loyalty is passed down to the family, poems and books will last forever", but they can also contemplate themselves and gain profound life enlightenment.

"Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" is a well-known masterpiece of Chinese classical literature that is well-known to everyone and is a collection of books handed down from generation to generation. The novel depicts a large number of fox fairies, ghosts, flower demons and tree spirits, including cheeky demons who eat people without spitting out their bones, as well as gentle and affectionate fox fairies and ghost girls. There are sharp criticisms of society, lashings of ugly human nature, and passionate eulogies of the ideals of a beautiful and healthy life. Each of these touching, twists and turns stories will leave you overwhelmed. Professor Ma Ruifang, a well-known writer and expert on Liaozhai studies, has selected 26 famous Liaozhai stories and made incisive analysis, and appended the original texts for the convenience of general readers. After each article, there is a "Related Links" column to introduce three Liaozhai stories that are similar to this article to achieve the purpose of extended reading. Ma Ruifang, scholar and writer. A native of Qingzhou, Shandong. Professor and doctoral supervisor of the Chinese Department of Shandong University, member of the National Committee of the Chinese Writers Association, executive director of the Chinese Society of Dream of Red Mansions, vice chairman of the Shandong Provincial Writers Association, and member of the Standing Committee of the Shandong Provincial People's Congress. His main works are the academic monographs "Critical Biography of Pu Songling", "On the Creation of Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio", "The World of Ghosts, Ghosts and Fox Monsters - Characters from a Chinese Studio", "Life in the Underworld", "From Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio" to "A Dream of Red Mansions", etc., As well as collections of essays such as "The Record of Learning from the Sea", "If I'm Rich", "Wild Fox Zen", "Women and Jealousy" "Leaking Spring with Willow" and other novels: novels "Blue Eyes, Black Eyes" and "Eye of the Sky" ((Feeling the Four Seasons)). Chief editor of "Famous Interpretations (A Dream of Red Mansions)", "Excellent Reading of Chinese Prose in the 20th Century", etc., And has won the National Documentary Prose Award, the National Outstanding Novel Award, and the first National Women's Literary Creation Award.

"Ma Ruifang Comments on the Officialdom of Liaozhai" edited by Ma Ruifang specially selects and comments on nearly a hundred classic stories in "Strange Stories from a Liaozhai". The stories are wonderful, contain profound philosophy, and are thought-provoking. It is also equipped with black and white line drawings and colorful meticulous paintings of Liaozhai illustrations from the Guangxu period, as well as Pu Songling's portraits, pictures, celebrity calligraphy and paintings provided by the Pu Songling Memorial Hall.

The author of "Jin Ping Mei Feng Qing Tan" has been serializing "Jin Ping Mei Feng Qing Tan" in "Qilu Evening News" every week since September 2011, and plans to publish 40 articles. "Jin Ping Mei Feng Qing Tan" is a collection of these articles, but each article has been increased from the original 2,000 words to 4,000 words, thus deepening the academic connotation and improving the quality of the book. Professor of the Chinese Department of Shandong University, academic leader in ancient literature, famous scholar and writer. Mainly devoted to the study of classical novels, he has made the most achievements in several works such as "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio", "Dream of Red Mansions" and "Jin Ping Mei".

While telling fascinating stories one after another, Pu Songling uses the protagonist's special life to tell readers how people survive in a turbulent society. How do people develop under difficult circumstances? How to face adversity in life and survive after death? How to maximize your potential in life? How to become a successful person? How to get rich? How to deal with the three eternal life problems of "love", "wealth" and "status"? The life experiences, joys and sorrows, joys and sorrows of the characters in Liaozhai can still inspire and draw lessons from modern people.

"Ten Miles of Lotus Fragrance and Liu Siqing" is one of the "Nostalgia Essays" edited by Wang Jianbing. It is a collection of Ma Ruifang's essays about family affection, local accent, and nostalgia. It contains 24 essays and 3 appendices. In Ma Ruifang's writings, nostalgia is the deep affection for relatives and friends, and the beautiful memory of a happy life. The works reflect the cultural heritage of the professor writer. Those about relatives such as "Grandfather", "Father's Traces" and "Waiting" are sincere and delicate in description; those about life such as "Pancake Flowers", "Reflection on the Little Kid" and "A Basket of Family Comedies" are humorous and witty; those about fathers (famous people in hometown) For example, "Uncle Yu Xiu", "Uncle Feng and His Books", and "Mr. Tian Zhongji, the Father" focus on descriptions of family interactions, making up for the oversimplification and lack of details in the official history; those depicting hometown style are full of cultural flavor and personal writing characteristics, such as "White Feather Returns Home" and "Pu Songling's Former Residence Essays".

"Ma Ruifang's Comments on Love from a Chinese Studio" compiled by Ma Ruifang specially selects more than 100 classic love stories from "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" and reviews them, telling the story of the colorful love story of the protagonist, which also contains profound connotations and life philosophy. It is touching, beautiful and beautiful, and is equipped with black and white line drawings and colorful meticulous paintings of Liaozhai illustrations from the Guangxu period. It is also equipped with Pu Songling's portraits, pictures, celebrity calligraphy and paintings provided by the Pu Songling Memorial Hall.

The study of "Journey to the West" contains more ideological and argumentative character analysis, but less reference to the unique style of the novel about gods and demons; there are many long and grand essays, but few short and clear points. How to guide modern readers, especially teenagers, to appreciate "Journey to the West"? "Journey to the West" is positioned as "the most magical novel". It starts with details and uses smart and simple prose to appreciate the unparalleled charm of "Journey to the West". Analyzing it piece by piece, the spirit can be seen in the subtleties, using the plot development of the novel as a clue to explore how "Journey to the West" became the master of the charming style of ancient novels about gods and demons.

The author of "A Dream of Red Mansions" has been serializing it in the "Jinan Times" every week since September 2011, talking about "A Dream of Red Mansions" from the perspective of scenery. This is a collection of these articles, but each article has been expanded from the original 2,000 words to 4,000 words, thereby increasing the connotation and improving the quality. Professor of the Chinese Department of Shandong University, academic leader in ancient literature, famous scholar and writer. Mainly devoted to the study of classical novels, he has made the most achievements in several works such as "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio", "Dream of Red Mansions" and "Jin Ping Mei".

This book contains nearly a hundred essays by the author. It is divided into chapters such as "Talk about Li Qingzhao", "Artistic Essays", "Times Cantabile", "Travel Traces Everywhere", "True and False Fans", "Marriage Film and Television".

"Ma Ruifang's Quotes about Love in a Liaozhai" continues Professor Ma's classic writing style of Quhua. This is the third book in her "Classics" series. It continues to appreciate the love of female ghosts in a Liaozhai with humorous, vivid and interesting narration. Lian Suo in the fluttering green skirt, Xiao Xie who is playful and laughing, the eunuch who pursues spiritual love, Dou who takes revenge ingeniously, Nie Xiaoqian who turns evil into good, the elegant and talented Lin Siniang, the obsessed Gongsun Jiuniang... The beauty of the female ghosts in the Chinese chat room has different styles, the female ghosts in the Chinese chat room are poignant and delicate, with profound connotations and philosophical charm, the lingering pathos of the love between humans and ghosts... Professor Ma Ruifang will tell you in detail one by one.