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The religious reform movement had a profound impact on modern Western politics, economy, culture and many other fields, including British literature during the Renaissance. This book examines Shakespeare's drama creation from the historical and cultural context of the Reformation Movement, taking his major plays as examples, and analyzes the inner impact of this movement on Shakespeare's dramas from several perspectives such as views on human nature, God, ethics, and politics, and reveals the profound reflection of the social contradictions and ideological crises caused by the Reformation in Shakespeare's plays.

CCTV's "The Reader" Ni Ping read aloud affectionately, recalling her grandmother with tears. This updated volume contains more than ten new articles and more than twenty paintings for the readers' enjoyment. This is a story full of love between a grandma and her granddaughter. Ni Ping described every detail of the relationship between her 99-year-old grandma and "me" in her simple and sincere writing style, which has moved millions of readers in the past few years. This newly released expanded edition contains more than ten articles written by Ni Ping in recent years, as well as more than 20 precious paintings. Grandma is an ordinary grandma, an old person that every family has. Her affairs are all daily trivial matters, but reading it is particularly moving, as if one's own grandma is right in front of you. My grandmother was diligent and thrifty throughout her life, kind and honest, and was a traditional great Chinese woman. What she said was simple and plain but full of philosophy. They were just as worthless as carrots and cabbage, but they were the most delicious and good things for the stomach. When put into the pot, they would nourish your life.