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The "Chinese Prose Illustrated Collector's Edition" series is a long-selling prose series of our publisher. It has become a trustworthy prose classic in the hearts of readers and is also a standing book list in the publisher. At the same time, this series of books has been changed several times since its release in the 1990s, and new famous artists have been added each time. The current cover is from 2008. It is time to refresh it as a whole and promote it to new and old readers with a new look. This volume selects several essays by Shi Tiesheng, including "Reminiscences of Autumn", "Me and the Temple of Earth", "Good Luck Design", "Thirteen Essays", "Love Problems", "Broken Pens Between Sickness", "Walk Softly and Come Softly", "The Fading Bells", "Memories of the Temple", "Old Begonia Tree", "Rock and Roll and Writing", "Missing the Temple of Earth" and other representative works. There are also more than twenty exquisite illustrations.

This collection of short stories selects masterpieces such as "Grandma's Star", "Life is Like a String", "Summer Rose", "Notes on an Old House", "Coming to the World" and "Fantasy of a Dead Country". For example, "Grandma's Star" captures indelible memory fragments to record the times and miss grandma, with a touching feeling of innocence; "Life is Like a Piano String" is like a soul-stirring three-stringed song, a thought-provoking life metaphor; "Notes from an Old House" tells the stories of several ordinary people who have different experiences. Life encounters, they all have their own extraordinary dreams in ordinary life... Some of these novels are plain and warm, full of inspiring power; some of them are flexible and full of whimsy, which greatly expands the imagination space and gives us the courage and wisdom to face the difficulties of life.

This collection of essays selects Shi Tiesheng's most classic essays such as "The Temple of Earth and Me", "Memory and Impression", "Autumn Memories", "Albizia Julibrissin Tree", and "Love Song of the Yellow Earth". Among them, "Me and the Temple of Ditan" is one of Shi Tiesheng's most classic proses. The full text is profound, meaningful, philosophical, and touching. Based on his own personal experience, Shi Tiesheng narrates the various aspects of life and his understanding of destiny that he has observed in the Ditan Park over the years.

"Retreat Notes" is Shi Tiesheng's first novel and his semi-autobiographical work. Across a short space and vast time, the writer leads readers to gaze at the sadness and impermanence of life and appreciate the richness and brevity of history. The novel's writing is beautiful and concise, and its emotions are sincere and profound. It attempts to reveal the sadness and understanding of the vicissitudes of the world, which are both weeping and complaining, and seeming to be haunted and resentful. "I am part of my impression, and all my impressions are 'me'." This novel focuses on the impression of life, the truth in the impression, and the different starting points and destinations of the soul that expand at the same time as life. It thinks about nothingness through the reproduction of animals, the life and death of plants, childhood experience, revolution and betrayal, the meaning of love, etc., And ponders on the philosophical propositions such as soul, spirit, metaphysics, and essence, which are empty but not empty.

"My Distant Qingping Bay" mainly collects Mr. Shi Tiesheng's important novellas or avant-garde literary works, including "My Distant Qingping Bay", "Reportage about Pastor Zhan", "The Story of Queue Jumping", "Sunday", "Original Sin? Destiny", "Imagination of a Drama with Movies as the Stage Background", etc. It has profound thoughts and unique conception, exploring propositions such as life, destiny, culture, faith, emotion, religion and so on. This literary feast brings readers rich spiritual enlightenment and high-quality reading enjoyment.

In the late 1970s, Shi Tiesheng embarked on the road of literature. Initially he focused on novel writing, but since the 1990s, he gradually shifted his focus to prose writing. In his long wheelchair career, he went from pessimism and disappointment to the most powerful, transcending his own ordinaryness and troubles, traveling through the dark forest in his life, reaching the essence of life, establishing a unique literary peak, and providing spiritual enlightenment and guidance to countless readers. This edition is based on the January 2021 edition and is carefully selected. After confirmation by family members and experts, there is no need to add or delete pictures and texts, including masterpieces such as "Autumn Memories", "Me and the Temple of Earth", "Good Luck Design", "Thirteen Essays", "Love Problems", "Broken Pens Between Sickness", "Walk Softly and Come Softly", "Dead Bells", "Memories of the Temple", "Old Begonia Tree", "Like Rock and Writing", "Missing the Temple of Earth". Gu Lin, a young Shi Tiesheng researcher at Ludong University, was invited to write an introduction. Gu Lin has been studying Shi Tiesheng from the perspective of intellectual history for a long time and has published a monograph. Her introductory text is plain and simple, and her analysis is comprehensive.

"Me and the Temple of Earth" is planned to be compiled into Shi Tiesheng's famous prose works "Me and the Temple of Earth", "Albizia Julibrissin Tree", "Autumn Nostalgia", "Love Song of Loess", "Short Notes under the Wall", "My Dream", "Good Luck Design", "Rotary Asking for Directions", "Missing the Temple of Earth" and novel masterpieces "My Distant Qingping Bay", "Grandma's Star", "Name Like a Piano String", etc. Compared with the previous editions of the same name (the collection of essays "The Temple of Earth and I" and the valuable reading "The Temple of Earth and Me"), this edition will be more conducive and suitable for readers, especially young people, to understand Shi Tiesheng, his creations, and his life, and get enlightenment and education from it.

This is the fourth volume of "New Collection of Shi Tiesheng's Prose", which includes 16 of Shi Tiesheng's questions about the soul and life, including "Asking the Way with Rotary", "Questions of Love", "Body and Mind", "Believing in Christ by Day and Believing in Buddhism by Night", etc.: About love, about faith, about the body, about the soul, about the origin, and about the destination of life. Especially "Believing in Christ by Day and Believing in Buddhism by Night" fully explains the author's philosophy of life.

This is the second volume of "Newly Compiled Prose by Shi Tiesheng", which includes 17 creative talks, artistic reflections and essays by Shi Tiesheng on literature, film, music, etc., Including "Returning to Yan'an in Dreams", "Random Thoughts and Reflections", "No Disease", etc., Especially "My Distant Qingping Bay" In "Returning to Yan'an in Dreams Several Times", a posthumous note, there is a memory of the trumpeter from outside playing the suona in front of the cave dwellings with flying snow during the queue jumping period: "That is the praise of life, that is life." It can express the author's own literary view: literature is the hymn of life and the cry of life.

The author explores the confusing and erratic trajectory of love through love stories that occur in different life stages, different people, and different eras. The story of the protagonist Ding Yi is the main structural part of the novel, interspersed with the story of his uncle, Yi's story, E's story, the story of Qin and Han Dynasties, the story of Danqing Island, etc. These stories are both realistic and beautiful, and are endowed with moral meanings, leaving a lot of room for imagination. This is a unique and thought-provoking modern love novel. Novelist and thinker Shi Tiesheng uses clean, beautiful, poetic and rational words to describe love, sex and sexual love, trace the origin of love, and explore the true meaning and meaning of love. The entanglement of spirit and flesh, the rehearsal of sex and love, the touching feelings of loneliness and tender comfort, the soft stories and hard philosophies, all give people reasonable experiences and unexpected revelations.

Shi Tiesheng was not only a writer, but also a very outstanding thinker. The depth of his thoughts and the height of his spirit are very eye-catching among contemporary Chinese writers. His works can always bring warmth and strength to people's lives, enlightenment of thoughts and encouragement of spirit. This book is edited and selected by Yang Liu, senior editor of Shi Tiesheng's works, and has dozens of essays by the author on life, destiny, death, loneliness and love, and faith, including "Me and the Temple of Earth", "Missing the Temple of Earth", "Rotary Asking for Directions", "Letting Go and Perseverance", "Honesty and Kind Thoughts", etc., Which bring refreshing to busy urban white-collar workers and readers who love to think.

"Memory and Impression" is Shi Tiesheng's first collection of essays, and it is also a collection of uniquely conceived essays. It has a profound theme and beautiful words, telling his hometown, old friends, and stories in a delicate and affectionate way. The author writes about childhood friends, youth encounters, changes in his hometown, hidden family history, the neighbor girl Shanshan, Teacher B, the legendary Mei Niang, and watching movies... Each of these wonderful short biographies of mortals is connected into scenes of human dramas that are filled with sorrow and joy, showing the author's growth process and rough mental journey. The author's charming words have the power to penetrate people's hearts and have a poetic grasp of fate, making us rethink the meaning of life.

It contains thirteen pieces of miscellaneous thoughts and thoughts by Shi Tiesheng, such as "Good Luck Design", "Letting Go and Perseverance", "Bases for Optimism", etc.: About illness, about life and death, about the afterlife, about money, about letting go, and about persistence. The author wrote in the book: "Silence is often necessary. Silence can lead to places that sound and tangible language cannot reach, just like waves. When you slow down, you can realize the depth and breadth of water, the tolerance of water to waves, and the eternal dream meaning of water to waves." "Every note is infused with the meaning of dreams." It has the rhythm of all the music, every rise and fall of the water carries the eternal desire of water, and every human soul is tied to the message of infinite existence." Although the body is limited to a wheelchair, his thoughts can wander around. The author has his own thoughts and ideas about everything in the world.

This book is the last collection of works compiled by Shi Tiesheng himself before his death. It includes 24 essays, 7 short stories, 15 poems and a soulful autobiographical movie script, as well as a preface and postscript written in old-style poetry. These works express what he saw, heard, and thought in the last stage of his life, and are extremely valuable.

This collection of essays selects classic works such as "Rotary Asking for Directions", "Questions of Love", "Letting Go and Perseverance", "The Danger of Ideals", "Unanswered Questions or Fruitless Actions", and involves topics such as fate, life and death, love, ideals, beliefs, morality, writing, art, etc. These articles are basically arranged according to the time of writing. They look back on the way they came and looked back on the way home. The perspectives are diverse and in-depth. They overall present the author's persistent and enlightening spiritual search. Shi Tiesheng's essays are full of the weight of his thoughts, his writing style is frank and warm, and he has the power of inspiring personality. Every word in his language is exquisite, shining with the brilliance of spiritual wisdom.

This is a unique and intriguing modern novel. Novelist and thinker Shi Tiesheng uses clean, beautiful, poetic and rational words to describe love, trace the origin of love, and explore the true meaning and meaning of love. The entanglement of spirit and flesh, the rehearsal of affection and love, the touching feeling of loneliness and the comfort of tenderness, the soft stories and the hard philosophies all give people reasonable experiences and unexpected revelations.

"I, or "I"" is a collection of Shi Tiesheng's posthumous works. Here, he continues to think about major issues such as life and death, disability and love, suffering and faith, writing and art, and answers the universal spiritual problems of how (I) am present and how to live out meaning. While most writers have given up on facing the basic human condition in the era of consumerism, Shi Tiesheng lives in his own heart and still pursues the value and glory of human beings. This courage and persistence deeply arouse our vigilance and concern for our own situation.

This is the first volume of "New Collection of Shi Tiesheng's Prose", which includes 19 of Shi Tiesheng's most influential essays among readers, such as "Me and the Temple of Earth", "Missing the Temple of Earth", "When I Was Twenty-one", etc.: About childhood, about youth, about memories, about the Temple of Earth, and about the joy and pain in life. "The living must die, and the dead must be reborn." Life is a process from birth to death, endless. This is the philosophical thinking that Shi Tiesheng brought to the world.

Contemporary literary master Shi Tiesheng's essays are profound and humorous. He starts from his own profound life experience, pays attention to the confusion that everyone will face, and explores issues such as life dilemmas, social ills, spiritual missteps, and ultimate values. He is known as "the purest writer" and "his imagination and critical thinking represent the height that our contemporary literature can achieve." This collection of essays selects classic works such as "Rotary Asking for Directions", "Questions of Love", "Letting Go and Perseverance", "The Danger of Ideals", "Unanswered Questions or Fruitless Actions", and involves topics such as fate, life and death, love, ideals, beliefs, morality, writing, art, etc. These articles are basically arranged according to the time of writing. They look back on the way they came and looked back on the way home. The perspectives are diverse and in-depth. They overall present the author's persistent and enlightening spiritual search. Shi Tiesheng's essays are full of the weight of his thoughts, his writing style is frank and warm, and he has the power of inspiring personality. Every word in his language is exquisite, shining with the brilliance of spiritual wisdom.

"Me and the Temple of Earth" is a carefully selected collection of Shi Tiesheng's works for readers. Compared with the previous collection, this new anthology is more concise and comprehensive. It not only includes famous prose works such as "Me and the Temple of Earth", "Autumn Memories" and "Albizia Julibrissin Tree", but also classic novels such as "My Distant Qingping Bay" and "Grandma's Star". Readers can appreciate Shi Tiesheng's beautiful writing style and warm and deep heart, and understand his unusual life and writing path. It is more enlightening for young readers who like to think and write. With his perseverance and wisdom, Shi Tiesheng spent forty years in a wheelchair, wrote millions of words of work, and became the most accomplished writer of our time. His influence and contribution go far beyond literature; what he gives readers is not only exquisite and clean writing, but also a healthy spirit, deep love and exploration of the true meaning of life.

"Complete Collection of Shi Tiesheng's Works" is based on the seven volumes of the original "Shi Tiesheng's Works Series", and has been re-edited with newly compiled Shi Tiesheng's posthumous works. It has about 3 million words and is compiled into ten volumes. It was published in 2017 and sold 9,000 sets. In recent years, several anecdotes and interviews by Shi Tiesheng have been discovered. In recent years, Shi Tiesheng and his works have attracted much attention from the society. It should be a good time to publish, and we can also take the opportunity to increase the price of the book and ensure profits. Shi Tiesheng is one of the most profound writers in contemporary China. His works are concise and beautiful, rich in content, and of great ideological and artistic value.

Shi Tiesheng's most classic collection of prose poems and novels, including Wu Guanzhong's spiritual animation scenes, hardcover and beautiful pictures, a perfect choice for collection. Shi Tiesheng left a priceless gift to the world, a classic novel about fate, faith and love. "Broken Pens in the Gap of Illness": Shi Tiesheng, a master of contemporary literature, has simple and transparent prose that contains profound philosophy of life, and is hailed as the most beautiful harvest in the Chinese literary world. This long philosophical and lyrical prose is also a life note he wrote perseveringly during dialysis treatment after suffering from uremia. "Me and the Temple of Earth": This collection of essays selects Shi Tiesheng's most classic prose such as "Me and the Temple of Earth", "Memory and Impression", "Autumn Memories", "Albizia Julibrissin Tree", and "Love Song of the Yellow Earth". Among them, "Me and the Temple of Ditan" is one of Shi Tiesheng's most classic proses. The full text is profound, meaningful, philosophical, and touching. Based on his own personal experience, Shi Tiesheng narrates the various aspects of life and his understanding of destiny that he has observed in the Ditan Park over the years. "My Distant Qingping Bay" mainly collects Mr. Shi Tiesheng's important novellas or avant-garde literary works, which are profound in thought and unique in conception. They explore life, destiny, culture, faith, emotion, religion and other propositions. This literary feast brings readers rich spiritual enlightenment and high-quality reading enjoyment. "Summer Rose" is a short story written by Shi Tiesheng, a master of contemporary literature, with a wide range of themes and unique ideas. He uses vivid words to describe all living beings in the world. His writing and reflection on a specific era shines with a universal philosophy of life. Some of these novels are plain and warm, full of inspiring power, and some of them are flexible and full of fantastic ideas, which greatly expand the imagination space and give us the courage and wisdom to face the difficulties in life. "Letting Go and Persistence" Contemporary literary master Shi Tiesheng's essays are profound and humorous. He starts from his own profound life experience, pays attention to the confusion that everyone will face, and explores issues such as life dilemmas, social ills, spiritual missteps, and ultimate values. He is known as "the purest writer" and "his imagination and critical thinking represent the height that our contemporary literature can achieve." Shi Tiesheng's essays are full of the weight of his thoughts, his writing style is frank and warm, and he has the power of inspiring personality. Every word in his language is exquisite, shining with the brilliance of spiritual wisdom.

"Complete Collection of Shi Tiesheng's Works" contains all of Shi Tiesheng's works, about three million words, and is estimated to be compiled into ten volumes. Based on the seven volumes of the original "Shi Tiesheng's Works Series", it is re-edited with newly compiled Shi Tiesheng's posthumous works. Shi Tiesheng is one of the most profound writers in contemporary China. His works are concise and beautiful, rich in content, and of great ideological and artistic value.

This is a unique and intriguing modern love novel. Novelist and thinker Shi Tiesheng uses clean, beautiful, poetic and rational words to describe love, sex and sexual love, trace the origin of love, and explore the true meaning and meaning of love. The entanglement of spirit and flesh, the rehearsal of sex and love, the touching feelings of loneliness and tender comfort, the soft stories and hard philosophies, all give people reasonable experiences and unexpected revelations.

The short stories of Shi Tiesheng, a master of contemporary literature, have a wide range of themes and unique ideas. They use vivid words to describe the appearances of all living beings in the world. His writing and reflection on a specific era shine with a universal philosophy of life. This collection of short stories selects masterpieces such as "Grandma's Star", "Life is Like a String", "Summer Rose", "Notes on an Old House", "Coming to the World" and "Fantasy of a Dead Country". For example, "Grandma's Star" captures indelible memory fragments to record the times and miss grandma, and the innocence of the child is deeply touching; "Life is Like a Piano String" is like a soul-stirring three-stringed music, a thought-provoking life metaphor; "Notes from an Old House" tells the story of several ordinary people who are different from each other. They all have their own extraordinary dreams in ordinary life... Some of these novels are plain and warm, full of inspiring power; some of them are flexible and full of whimsy, which greatly expands the imagination space and gives us the courage and wisdom to face the difficulties of life.

Contemporary literary master Shi Tiesheng's prose is simple and transparent, containing profound philosophy of life and rich flavor of life, and is known as the "most beautiful harvest" in the Chinese literary world. His poems are full of philosophy and compassion, and his imagination, unique language and condensation have unique literary value. This collection of prose poems selects classic works such as "The Temple of Earth and Me", "Memory and Impression", "Autumn Memories", "Albizia Julibrissin Tree" and "Love Song of the Yellow Earth". These works are based on the author's personal experience. The beautiful prose is full of love for life, youth, lover, relatives and friends, and hometown. Among them, the representative work of lyrical prose "Me and the Temple of Earth" is like a profound chant of life, with profound emotions, implicit philosophy, and meaningful language; "Memory and Impression" is like a human drama of sorrow and joy, with profound themes, rich Beijing flavor, and touching hearts; the ideological essay "Good Luck" "Design" is obsessed with asking about the riddles of the fate of all people, peeling off the bamboo shoots, telling it in a eloquent way, with wisdom and humor... Shi Tiesheng's words are full of magical charm, have the power to penetrate time and soul, and have a poetic grasp of fate, making us rethink the meaning of life.

This is the third volume of "New Collection of Prose by Shi Tiesheng", which includes 13 of Shi Tiesheng's miscellaneous thoughts and reflections such as "Good Luck Design", "Letting Go and Persistence", and "Bases for Optimism": about illness, life and death, the afterlife, money, letting go, and persistence. Although his body is limited to a wheelchair, his thoughts can wander around. The author has his own thoughts and ideas about everything in the world.

Shi Tiesheng's novel. "Retreat Notes" is Shi Tiesheng's semi-autobiographical work, composed of twenty-two paragraphs. "Retreat Notes" describes the impact of social changes since the 1950s on the generation of disabled people C, painter Z, female teacher O, poet L, doctor F, and female director N. We will gaze silently, separated by a short distance and vast time, at the sadness and impermanence of life, and appreciate the richness and brevity of history. He or I, remained calm but sad.

It contains 17 creative talks, artistic reflections and essays by Shi Tiesheng on literature, film, music, etc., Such as "Returning to Yan'an in Dreams", "Random Thoughts and Reflections", "Illness Without Disease", etc.: Especially the postscript of "My Distant Qingping Bay" and "Several Times in Dreams". In "Back to Yan'an", the memory of the trumpeter from outside playing the suona in front of the cave dwellings with flying snow during the queue-jumping period: "That is the praise of life, that is life." It can express the author's own literary view: literature is the hymn of life and the cry of life.

It includes 19 essays by Shi Tiesheng that have had the greatest influence on readers, such as "Me and the Temple of Earth", "Missing the Temple of Earth", "When I Was Twenty-one", etc.: About childhood, about youth, about memories, about the Temple of Earth, and about the joy and pain in life. "The living must die, and the dead must be reborn." "The beginning of life is the most mysterious, completely coming out of nothing. Suddenly you enter a situation, and one situation leads to another. It is logical and seamless, and a real world is connected with each other." Life is a process from birth to death. All laws have no place to go, and life starts over and over again, endlessly. This is the philosophical thinking that Shi Tiesheng brought to the world.

It contains Shi Tiesheng's sixteen questions about the soul and life, including "Rotary Asking the Way", "Questions of Love", "Body and Mind", "Believing in Christ by Day and Believing in Buddhism by Night", etc.: About love, about faith, about the body, about the heart and soul, about the origin, and about the destination of life. The author said in "Believing in Christ by Day and Believing in Buddhism by Night": "The infinity of the road means the infinity of the distance, the infinity of the differences, the infinity of the hardships, which also means the infinity of the road to salvation. Fortunately, the indomitable and beautiful spirit of man can also be infinite - only in this way can the existence without beginning and end not fall into absurdity." The author's philosophy of life is completed.

This book is a collection of more than 20 essays that condense Shi Tiesheng's thoughts in the past two years. The book also contains more than a dozen poems by Shi Tiesheng. In the book, things like spending money, believing when you can't see it, the danger of ideals, the basis for optimism... Shi Tiesheng unfolds his thoughts on life, society, destiny, values, and world view through clean words.

This book includes famous prose works by the famous writer Shi Tiesheng such as "Me and the Temple of Earth", "Short Notes Under the Wall", "Good Luck Design", "Rotary Asking for Directions", "When I Was Twenty-one", "Albizia Julibrissin Tree", "Autumn Memories", "Love Song of the Loess", "My Dream" and "Memory and Impression", which comprehensively tells his wheelchair career and life story.

Shi Tiesheng, a master of contemporary literature, wrote a long philosophical essay "Broken Pens in the Sickness", which is one of his most classic works. It is a life note full of profound life experiences. This work was written in four years after he suffered from uremia and received dialysis. It was hailed as the most important harvest of Chinese literature in 2002. In the book, Shi Tiesheng starts from the confusion and pain of life, examines the world and era in which he lives, and constantly questions the meaning of life and spiritual sustenance. The book is divided into six parts with 243 chapters. It uses vivid, beautiful and popular language to explore the life propositions we all face: destiny, love, money, human nature, faith, healthy mind, upward spirit... Every word is precious, full of wisdom and serenity.

A collection of essays by Shi Tiesheng. Shi Tiesheng is one of the most admirable writers in contemporary China. His writing is completely isomorphic with his life. During his "writing night", Shi Tiesheng used his incomplete body to express the most sound and full thoughts. What he experienced was the suffering of life, but what he expressed was the brightness and joy of existence. His wise words illuminated our increasingly dark hearts. The Temple of Earth is just a carrier, but the essence of the article is the process of a desperate person seeking hope and missing his mother.