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This book is an early prose work by Mr. Mu Tao, the author of the 6th Lu Xun Literature Prize. Well worth a visit.

Prose cannot be written with water, but with ink, the thicker the better. In the author's opinion, there are two ways to study prose: one is taken by academics and literary theorists. This is the main way, which is to do academic research. The other path is taken by editors. Although it is somewhat distant from learning and scholarship, it is still a broad path. For example, prose is about grain, wheat, rice, or corn. Academicians and literary theorists study it in granaries and seed breeding centers. The editor did research in the fields, on the threshing floor, and even in the market. Therefore, the "grain" in the eyes of the editor may not have been dried thoroughly, may contain chaff, and may still retain the noise of the market, but one thing is more precious, this is first-hand information.

"Looking at the Literary World with the Naked Eye" is an early prose work written by Mr. Mu Tao, the author of the 6th Lu Xun Literature Prize, in which he criticized some literary and artistic phenomena of that year.

"Pitching to Him" ​​is an early prose work by Mr. Mu Tao, the author of the 6th Lu Xun Literature Prize.

Burkina Faso and Togo are two small neighboring countries in West Africa, with a combined area of ​​just over 330,000 square kilometers. One of them is located inland, and the other is close to the Gulf of Guinea, but their official language is French. They also have many things in common during their historical development. They are important agricultural and mineral resource countries in West Africa. There has been little research on them in Chinese academic circles. This book comprehensively and systematically introduces the natural and human environment of these two countries, as well as the history, politics, economy, military, culture, education and foreign relations of these two countries. The information is informative and novel, the discussion is objective and fair, and the writing is smooth. It has important reference value for those who study African issues, especially those who are interested in developing economic, trade and cultural exchanges with West Africa.