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"Wang Meng's Poems" is a collection of poetry creations by the famous writer Wang Meng. Wang Meng entered the literary world with "New Young People from the Organization Department" and has been writing non-stop since then, mostly famous for his novels. Wang Meng's poems have strong speculative and lyrical qualities, which are of great significance for readers to have an in-depth understanding of Wang Meng's literary pattern and appearance. As a famous contemporary writer, Wang Meng's poems also interact with the times and have positive literary value and historical significance.

This collection of Wang Meng's essence articles criticizing "Dream of Red Mansions" is his painstaking work created over more than half a century. In the book, Wang Meng talked about China's official career culture, speaking skills, the brightness and darkness of human nature, etc. In Wang Meng's view, "A Dream of Red Mansions" is a big book of life, in which everyone can find their own life experience and wisdom. One hundred and ninety-two interesting interpretations, one hundred and ninety-two kinds of real life.

"Wang Meng's Dream of Red Mansions - Lecture Notes" is a revised version of Mr. Wang Meng's lecture notes at Shandong Education Television's "Famous Forum". Through twenty-one lectures and six special lectures, the book comprehensively interprets the novel's characters, storyline, cultural sentiments and other aspects. This book is a personal interpretation of "A Dream of Red Mansions" in red studies. It is also a new and popular explanation form that Mr. Wang Meng has been very fond of in recent years.

At present, the whole country is in an atmosphere of enthusiastic learning, discussion, interpretation and promotion of traditional culture. However, traditional culture contains a very broad content and it is not easy to summarize it simply. Culture is not only the accumulation and summary of experience, but also human feelings and ideals about life. Today I want to use the most common and simple words from one angle to summarize the ideal of "gentleness" among Chinese intellectuals represented by Confucius, and to discuss and communicate with you on this issue.

"Life Is Burning" is a new collection of works by Wang Meng, a great literary figure. He is a man with rich life and creative experience. He talks about his profound understanding of literature, art and life, and comprehensively demonstrates his achievements in literary creation for more than half a century. Wang Meng's language is humorous and witty, and his words reveal a positive attitude towards life and "incorrigible" optimism. His views are unique and dialectical, and he rationally evaluates everything in the world, but is different from popular thinking. All his writings are perfect proof of his talent. Literature itself cannot produce literature, only life can produce literature. This is my consistent belief.

"There is Painting in Words, Wang Meng Says" is divided into five chapters: "The Art of Life", "Good Interpersonal Relationships", "My Philosophy of Life", "Reading and Understanding People" and "Dreams". It selects Wang Meng's prose on life philosophy, philosophy of life, literary criticism and short witty quotes, and presents to readers the humorous wisdom experience, speculative understanding of world affairs and profound humanistic thoughts of "People's Artist" Wang Meng. Wang Meng's rich and legendary life experience, three-dimensional and colorful characters, unique insights into life and the world, and sincere and free concept of prose writing make every work pure and true, as well as vulgar and elegant. The highlight of this book is also the more than 40 ink cartoons created by the creative ink painter Peng Changzheng based on the maxims in Wang Meng's works and speeches; each work is derived from Wang Meng's witty sayings, and the words and cartoons are in contrast to the reality, making it full of fun.

The career of a journalist is a bit like doing charity. All gains and losses depend more on inner satisfaction. If you use worldly standards to measure it, it will not be worthwhile. After experiencing all the major events that have happened in China in the past five years, and traveling to China's famous landscapes and unexplored corners, I have gained weight at the age of 26. Use your wealth to exchange this with her? NO! And when everything started to go smoothly, Wang Meng chose to leave. Leave the comfort and comfort of Beijing and come to the incredible India. Under the hot South Asian sun, she carefully wrote a few words on the empty wall of her residence: Dream seriously, and then work hard to realize it. In Wang Meng's writing, we can see her vision and vision, her observation and judgment of people and things, her capture of details, and her aesthetic tendency.

Life itself is the method, life itself is also the purpose. Discover the beauty of daily life in details and taste the flavor of life. This book selects many interesting articles about life by famous writers such as Lao She, Zhu Ziqing, Yu Dafu, and Lin Huiyin. I hope that each of us can get warm comfort and perseverance from the book and live a fulfilling life.

"Long Live Youth" describes the study and life of a group of senior high school students in Beijing No. 7 Girls Middle School in the early 1950s. It expresses the emotions, anguish and yearning of Yang Qiangyun, Li Chun, Zheng Bo, Suning, Yuan Xinzhi, Wu Changfu, Humali, etc., And praises their spirit of continuous exploration, high-spirited fighting spirit, and poetic youthful enthusiasm. That happy, upward, and energetic mood always permeates between the lines.

Wang Meng is a writer who is "always in a state of growth and climbing". His works have various forms and themes. They not only pursue the idealistic spirit, but also calmly think about the history and future of the nation, as well as reflect on the situation and phenomena of the times. This book selects and excerpts various representative works of his, including the novels "Long Live Youth", "Mobile Transformation into Human Form", "The Scenery Here", the novella "A Young Man Came from the Organization Department", the short stories "The Sound of Spring", "Hard Porridge" and other chapters, comprehensively displaying Wang Meng's artistic achievements over more than half a century.

This book collects Wang Meng's most popular and highly loved short stories into a volume through a public opinion survey of readers who love Wang Meng, and arranges them in strict chronological order.

The novel "Moving into Humanoid" describes the depression and confusion of Ni Wucheng, an intellectual with modern consciousness in the old-style Chinese family life. He longed for modern Western civilization but could not get it, and struggled all his life to achieve nothing. The novel is concise and vivid, and the characters are particularly vivid.

This book contains many representative works of novels and essays by the writer Wang Meng, such as "A Young Man Came from the Organization Department", "The Eyes of Night", and "Purple Silk Flower Clothes Deep in the Wooden Box". The novel "A Young Man Came to the Organization Department" tells the story of Lin Zhen, a young man who had a simple and sincere belief in New China and the revolutionary cause, and the contradictions and confusions he encountered after he came to work in the Organization Department of a district committee of the Communist Party of China in Beijing. The article is based on personal experience and feelings, and expresses and narrates the growth of people's journey through the conflict between personal ideal passion and real environment. It also occupies a place in the history of contemporary Chinese literature. Wang Meng's works are warm and sincere in emotion, have a strong sense of the era, and are full of observations and insights into the details of life.

Wang Meng is a writer who is "always in a state of growth and climbing". His works have various forms and themes. They not only pursue the idealistic spirit, but also calmly think about the history and future of the nation, as well as reflect on the situation and phenomena of the times. This book selects and excerpts various representative works of his prose works, including the essays "Morning Rain in Tashkent", "Song of Xinjiang", essays "Laozi's Help", "Zhuangzi's Enjoyment", thesis "Four Notes on Questions", autobiography "An Eventful Life", "Blocky Articles", "Nine Lives and Seven Sheep" and other chapters, comprehensively displaying Wang Meng's artistic achievements in prose and essays for more than half a century.

This book is a new classic prose work by the famous writer and literary master Mr. Wang Meng. It collects more than 60 representative works written by him in different periods, including nostalgia, recalling the past, travel, reading, society, history, literature and many other aspects. It comprehensively reflects the artistic achievements of the author's prose creation - smooth language, surging poetry, optimistic attitude, keen observation of the world and profound thinking about current affairs.

Only by facing confusion and troubles calmly can we appreciate the calmness of life. How much twists and turns you can withstand, how much happiness you deserve. This book selects many articles about the calmness of life by famous writers such as Lu Xun, Zhu Ziqing, Yu Dafu, and Xiao Hong. I hope that each of us can get warm comfort and perseverance from the book, and find inner peace in an impetuous world.

This book is similar to an essay. In the book, Wang Meng combines his decades of experience to analyze every aspect of life and tells the various principles for people to live in the world. The whole book has less than 200,000 words. Regardless of the content or style, it can be seen that this book is both easy to read and has a strong reference to reality. Legendary life experience: Joined the Communist Party of China at the age of fourteen; wrote "Long Live Youth" at the age of nineteen; was "exiled" in Xinjiang for sixteen years; became the eighth Minister of Culture of the People's Republic of China; his works have been translated into more than twenty languages. A book of improvement written for readers: the main line of my life; my twenty-one interpersonal principles; getting into disputes is a great tragedy; the best interpersonal relationship is "forgetting"; "learning" is not as good as "learning"; "the best thing is the tongue", what's the worst? Is it annoying to compare people to each other? It's better to learn from Lao Tzu; if you love to "promote yourself", it's better to "take out things"; the most important thing in life is to know "what not to do"; when you want to win too much, you will lose; don't think that you are the yardstick; remember: you can never take all the "points"; waiting: a positive concept of not taking away.

"Xuanfu" refers to the propaganda and "pacification work" carried out by the Japanese and puppet authorities during the Anti-Japanese War to the people in the Japanese-occupied areas in order to make the people in the occupied areas "submit" to colonial rule. This book uses a large number of Japanese historical materials, including the archives of the Japanese invaders in China currently stored in the Defense Research Institute of the Ministry of Defense and the Diplomatic Historical Archives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as well as a large number of diaries, memoirs and other materials of Japanese military personnel ("propaganda members") who were engaged in specific "propaganda work" in China's occupied areas at that time. It analyzes the Japanese army's aggressive strategy, the changes in the "Xuanfu" system, the specific content of "Xuanfu", and the personal perceptions of the "Xuanfu", especially the reality of life, mentality and resistance of the Chinese people in the occupied areas under Japanese and puppet colonial rule that they observed, and then reveals the nature of Japanese aggression.

With his trademark open and eloquent and unrestrained writing, Wang Meng expressed his unique understanding of the vast and exquisite ideological artistry and social, historical and cultural connotations of "Dream of Red Mansions" in the context of the twentieth century, and wrote Wang Meng as a writer. How did Meng try to explore the writing style and writing psychology of another writer Cao Xueqin in the creation of "Dream of Red Mansions", as well as various thoughts and practices, successes and mistakes during writing, and from this novel perspective, he unearthed many unhumanized ideas and formulations. Therefore, this book can be said to be a dialogue between writers who are thoughtful and spontaneous.

Chinese prose has a long history. Thousands of years of prose creation, whether lyrical, expressing aspirations, describing scenes, or expressing feelings about people... All reflect the changes of the times and people's thoughts and emotions. These fine traditions of Chinese prose have not only been fully inherited in the new literature since the 20th century, but have also continued to innovate and develop. This book is a new classic prose work by the famous writer and literary master Mr. Wang Meng. It collects more than 60 representative works written by him in different periods, including nostalgia, recalling the past, travel, reading, society, history, literature and many other aspects. It comprehensively reflects the artistic achievements of the author's prose creation - smooth language, surging poetry, optimistic attitude, keen observation of the world and profound thinking about current affairs.

Wang Meng is nearly 90 years old and his creative career is coming to an end. "People's Artist: Complete Works of Wang Meng's 70 Years of Creation" is a comprehensive summary of Wang Meng's creative achievements, and is also a side note on the history of contemporary literature, politics, and cultural thought. "People's Artist - Complete Manuscripts of Wang Meng's 70 Years of Creation" includes 12 novels, 2 series of novels, 1 volume of poetry, 5 studies of "Dream of Red Mansions", and 11 interpretations of ancient Chinese cultural classics such as "The Analects", "Mencius", "Laozi", "Zhuangzi", "Xunzi" and "Liezi" There are about 3 million words of short stories and short stories, about 1.5 Million words of essays, about 1.5 Million words of literary theory, creative theory and criticism, and about 2.5 Million words of speeches and other transcripts. There are also about 600,000 words of endorsements and suggestions (articles and constructive opinions published in a public capacity), etc. After the work, important information such as "Chronology of Wang Meng's Literature", "Summary of Wang Meng's Main Works" and "Summary of Wang Meng's Research Papers" are attached.

The work selects all Wang Meng's articles on "local characteristics" from all his prose in the past sixty years and collects them into a volume. It is divided into two parts: domestic and foreign. The time span spans sixty years, and there are not only descriptions of scenery, but also descriptions of the living habits of local residents, which reflect the author's understanding and insights while walking.

From all Wang Meng's novels, we selected some of the most popular articles and arranged them in chronological order.

"Green Fox" describes the love, hate, sorrow, joy, honor and disgrace of the female writer Lu Qiangu, as well as the imbalance between her talent, enthusiasm and the historical role she assumes; it shows various scenes in the Chinese literary circle in the 1980s and 1990s that were both repressive and indulgent, ambiguous and clear, alienated and entangled. The author chooses two very different characters and puts them into one person at different time periods, which strongly demonstrates the abnormal deformation of human nature under the impact of fame, wealth and material desires, and reflects the fragility of human nature.

"The Scenery Here" is a novel written by Wang Meng in the 1970s. The novel is set in the rural areas of Xinjiang, starting from the commune grain theft case, using layers of suspense and the unique customs of the Western Regions to show readers a panoramic view of life in the modern Western Regions. At the same time, it also reflects the real life of the Han and Uighur ethnic groups under the special historical background, as well as the mutual understanding and care between the two peoples. This book won the 9th Mao Dun Literature Award.