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This is a brand new masterpiece of writer Pan Xiangli's return to novel writing after twelve years. This is a collection of novels, a new set of novels that fit and echo each other. "Lotus Ginger", "Angels and Afternoon Tea", "Dream Screen", "Old Love", "The Smell of Water Lilies", "Flowers After You Gone", etc. Were published in major domestic literary journals and were welcomed by the industry and readers. This is also an extremely valued novel that the author returned to novel creation after our company published "Andrographis" and "White Water Green Vegetables". It has the traditional heritage and atmosphere of old Shanghai and is endlessly memorable after reading it. The various strange women with urban style created in it are amazing.

This is a more mature collection of ancient poetry and essays by Pan Xiangli after "Unclear Poetry" and "News from the Plum Edge". Focusing on keywords such as melancholy, female beauty, and nostalgia in ancient poetry, the book tells readers about the beauty of connotations in ancient traditional Chinese poetry from the Book of Songs to Tang poetry and Song poetry. It also includes close-to-spiritual speculations and meticulous interpretations of famous poets such as the mid- and late-Tang Dynasty poets, Ouyang Xiu, Zhou Bangyan, Er Yan, Su Shi, Lu You, and Xin Qiji. This is the pinnacle and final work of the author's ancient poetry course. Since its publication in "Zhongshan" magazine, it has been popular among the industry and readers. The column "Like Flowers in the Wild" has just won the 4th "Zhongshan" Literary Award.

"White Water Green Vegetables" is a collection of Pan Xiangli's novels, including fourteen of his most representative novels written over more than 20 years, including "White Water Green Vegetables" which won the Lu Xun Literature Award, "I Love Little Maruko-chan", "The Miracle Comes on a Sleigh" and "Forever" which were on the Chinese novel ranking list. "Xie Qiuniang" etc., Narrates the marriage and love stories of contemporary urban women, depicts the prosperity and desolation, bustle and loneliness of urban life with rich details, reflecting the increasingly awakening self-awareness of new educated women, as well as the ensuing longing and pain, transformation and sublimation.

This book is a collection of essays by the famous writer Pan Xiangli. He writes about tea-related people and things, poetry and history, utensils and Tao. "The Way of Tea" involves tea and people, tea and water, tea and poetry, tea and history, tea and utensils. It integrates tea into traditional Chinese culture and into real life. From the temperament of tea, it naturally crosses over to the temperament of tea drinkers. "Tea" itself is inexhaustible. Tea can be explained but cannot be exhausted. This revision will include several new articles written by the author, and the content of the entire book will be richer. At the same time, we will focus on creating this book from the perspective of tea, Chinese classical culture, and the lives of ancient people, and strive to create an introductory book for understanding Chinese tea culture.

"Classical Spring Water" is Pan Xiangli's more mature collection of ancient poetry and essays after "Unclear Poetry" and "News from the Plum Blossom". Focusing on keywords such as melancholy, female beauty, and nostalgia in ancient poetry, the book tells readers about the beauty of connotations in ancient traditional Chinese poetry from the Book of Songs to Tang poetry and Song poetry. It also includes close-to-spiritual speculations and meticulous interpretations of famous poets such as the mid- and late-Tang Dynasty poets, Ouyang Xiu, Zhou Bangyan, Er Yan, Su Shi, Lu You, and Xin Qiji. This is the pinnacle and final work of the author's ancient poetry course. Since its publication in "Zhongshan" magazine, it has been popular among the industry and readers.