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This is a long documentary novel that panoramically shows the design, engraving, printing and issuance of the fourth zodiac chicken stamps. The protagonist is Han Meilin, the designer of the fourth zodiac stamps for the year of the rooster. Through vivid stories, this book fully demonstrates the charm of zodiac stamps, the enthusiasm of zodiac stamp collectors and the connotation of zodiac culture. I believe that after reading this book, readers will be deeply moved by his artistic talent, his ups and downs, and his glances and smiles.

Wang Song, whose ancestral home is Beijing, graduated from the Department of Mathematics of Tianjin Normal University, is a member of the National Committee of the Chinese Writers Association, has a first-level literary and artistic creation degree, and enjoys the State Council's special allowance for experts. He once went to the countryside to join the queue and worked as a teacher, reporter, editor and television director. Now he is a professional writer of Tianjin Writers Association. He has published a large number of long, medium and short stories in literary journals such as "Harvest", "People's Literature" and "October". He has published many novels such as "No Love in Spring" and "Red". He has published novella collections such as "Two Donkeys" and "Wang Song's Works" (four volumes). His works have won many literary awards. Hello, are you Du Yang? Who are you? Are you Du Yang? What's wrong with you? Let me ask, are you from Zhunan County, Jiangxi Province? Wrong.

Gui Wu got to know Sanhuangzi because he ate two of Sanhuangzi's sesame seed cakes. The sesame cakes are just ordinary sesame cakes with a layer of browned white sesame seeds. Ningzhou people are very particular about the presentation of their sesame cakes. Black sesame seeds don't look good, as they look like they've been dropped to the ground and are a little dirty, so they only use clean white sesame seeds. Gui Wu was originally going to Liujiawan outside the West City Gate that morning to deliver medicine to the official residence. The so-called official residence is not the residence of a real official, just like the government office in Wujiazhuang on the other side of the Ninghe River is not the government office in Ningzhou. At that time, a civil examiner came out of this official residence, and a military examiner came out of the Yamen house in Wujiazhuang on the other side of the river. So people called the Wenju family's house an official residence, and the Wuju family's house a Yamen, both of which had a sense of awe. On that morning, Guiwu went to deliver medicine to the official residence. The old lady at the official residence had a few extra bites of the stew the night before.

Years later, I look back at yesterday's time. I still think of my father's demented face and the stream at the door of our house. Bare river sand and stones, the pebbles in the river bed are as white as prehistoric stone eggs. The village is located on the mountainside, scattered like the stars in the sky.

Although "Scent of Osmanthus in August" uses a seemingly plain narrative language, it allows us to see a sincere and pure passionate heart to support the army. At the same time, we can also see the soul of a soldier hanging high in the sky, flashing in the fluttering red hunting flag and full of heroism. Calling for the military spirit may be the real theme of this book. We will strongly feel that for our society, our country, and our current era, what is the true meaning of being a soldier and what is the meaning of a hero.

New Year's Day in the year 2000 is not only the beginning of a new century, but also the beginning of a new millennium. It is not easy to catch up with such a day. It is really a thousand-year wait. Of course, this special New Year's Day is an even more special day for Mr. Guan Wu. This day is not only his birthday, but also the first anniversary of his family moving to this southern city. Mr. Guan Wu is a true northerner, and his wife Guan Wuniang is also a northerner. The old couple have lived in a big city in the north called Binhai for most of their lives. Although the city they are moving to is also on the seaside, it is in the south after all. It is said that the plants are green all year round and it does not freeze in winter. The story begins in this southern city. They are just household chores, trivial matters, and ordinary trivial matters, but they are what is happening in Sex and the City.

Does the soul exist after death? Liu Chun couldn't answer this question. But when he dialed Luo Hong's mobile phone number again, he clearly heard a familiar voice. At this moment, Liu Chun was on his way to send Luo Hong's body to the crematorium... A strange city, two lonely figures, and countless fragile souls. A cremator who has gone through many vicissitudes of life and a prostitute meet by chance. They are not friends, but they help each other. They cannot talk about love, but they express their sincere feelings to each other. Two lonely hearts cherish each other until one of them is buried by the indifferent city.

No one will forget that Song Shixiang walked on Mayi Street with only his right leg. This gait is a bit weird, as if his left leg is always dragged behind him. But he looked calm and unhurried, much like the square steps of old students on the opera stage with bright boot soles. At that time, Song Shixiang was no longer called by his first name on the street. Although he was only in his thirties, he was officially called Lord Song. Every time Mr. Song walks into Mayi Street with such steps, the shop owners on both sides will immediately become nervous. People held their breath and watched from a distance, as if trying to find some information from Master Song's leisurely steps. Some of the bolder ones tentatively stepped forward to say hello: Mr. Song, okay, where are you? Mr. Song usually doesn't take it very seriously. He just glances diagonally downward from the corner of his eyes and ignores it. The person who said hello will also feel a little relieved, knowing that his shop has not entered Master Song's field of vision this time.

Only afterward did I realize that Fang Wei and Ning Haibin had their feud probably in the spring of that year. In the spring of that year, we were graduating from high school. We are the second class to resume high school education, and the schooling period is still two years. Two years passed very quickly, and even though high school education was resumed, there was no syllabus, so basically nothing could be learned in these two years. In fact, for each of us, attending such a high school is not just for study. At that time, after graduating from junior high school, I faced two options: either the school assigned me a job, or I went to work in the countryside. But there were also some people who, according to the policies at the time, were neither allowed to jump in line nor met the conditions for job assignments, so there was a third way, which was to attend high school. Therefore, attending such a high school is, to put it mildly, a buffer before going to work in rural areas. To put it another way, it is a "two-year reprieve."

2018 marks the 40th anniversary of reform and opening up, and the zodiac stamps issued by China Post 38 years ago are the product of reform and opening up. It can be said that without reform and opening up, there would be no Chinese zodiac stamps. This is a documentary novel describing the design of zodiac stamps, zodiac culture and economic phenomena. The book starts with the zodiac stamps designed by Han Meilin, and through the author's artistic processing, depicts Han Meilin's artistic talent in designing zodiac stamps, and reveals the profound impact of zodiac stamps on Chinese culture and economy.

"The Burning Moon" tells a fragment of history personally experienced by an old man named Lu Zhen in the first-person perspective. In October 1930, a grand sports meeting was held at the Wushe in central Taiwan, which was also the largest memorial event for Taiwanese shrines. In order to fight against the Japanese occupation, the Seediqs, an indigenous people, took the opportunity to rush into the venue and launched an attack. This caused the Wushe Incident that had a lasting impact. This tragic story ended with the killing of more than a hundred Japanese, ultimately at the cost of the lives of more than a thousand indigenous people.

Li Dayu insisted that Yi Bingrong's mother did not really want to commit suicide. Li Dayu said that just that morning, he saw Yi Bingrong's mother going to a grocery store on the street to buy three ounces of sesame paste. At that time, sesame paste was a scarce commodity, with only one tael per person per month. Yi Bingrong and her mother had already finished their 2 taels of sesame paste, so she exchanged the three taels of sesame paste from Zhao Ye's family with six kilograms of coarse grain stamps. Zhao Ye's family has six children, plus her parents and grandparents, a total of ten people, so they can have twelve taels of sesame paste every month. However, among the ten people in her family, only her father works, so the first thing to solve is the problem of food. The monthly twelve taels of sesame paste are often exchanged with neighbors for food stamps or other things to satisfy their hunger.

The novel spans one hundred and twenty years and tells the first-person story of the three grandfathers and brothers, each with their own different life paths. There are not only their emotional experiences, but also various legendary encounters. "My" grandfather was a progressive student who studied at Yenching University; my second grandfather had a bad temper and was fond of fighting; my third grandfather was a businessman who ran a shop for his family in Dashilan'er, Qianmen, Beijing, when he was young, and spent his entire life in the business world. The life story lines of the three brothers are sometimes intertwined and sometimes parallel. In the narrative of the novel, the century-old history of the Chinese nation, as well as the culture and various folk customs of the "Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei" regions are slowly unfolded.

This is Wang Song's latest novella collection. They are "The Evil of Plum Blossoms", "Spring Scenery", "Lihua Tower", "Huang Zhonghuang", "Grandma Wang's Test" and "Yiliuertang". The background spans more than half a century, involving the three religions, nine streams, five elements and eight works of Tianjin culture and people's livelihood. These novels describe the ups and downs of individual lives, integrating fragmented daily details into narratives with humanistic value, thereby gaining insight into the mysteries of the souls of all kinds of people. Wang Song went deep into the folk, salvaged history, and incorporated new elements into the novel text, forming a narrative style that is fierce yet refined, wild yet elegant, and eccentric yet wise and transparent.

When Toyotomi first came to Tianjin, he was a little surprised. He did not expect that there would be such a prosperous place in northern China. Along the way, I heard the boatman talk a lot about Tianjin. The boatman is a middle-aged man who loves to talk and likes to gain knowledge. He suggested that Toyotomi not go into the city, let alone go to Nanshi Sanguier. If a man really wanted to spend money and be happy, he could just go to Xihua Street in the west of the city. Although it was not as famous as Sanguier, it had a different kind of liveliness. However, the boatman also reminded Toyotomi that you should not forget about your past while you are here. Tianjin is not an easy place. The water is very deep, so you have to have eyes on the back of your head when talking and doing things. If you are not careful, you will suffer a loss if you step on the wrong foot. By the time you turn around, it will be too late.

Wang Song, male, originally from Beijing. Member of the Chinese Writers Association, national first-level writer, visiting professor of Beijing Normal University, and enjoys the State Council Expert Allowance. Professional writer from Tianjin Writers Association. Graduated from the Department of Mathematics of Tianjin Normal University in 1982 and has served as a teacher, reporter, magazine editor, and television director. He started writing literature in 1983, mainly novels. He has published a large number of long, medium and short stories in major domestic literary journals such as People's Literature, Harvest, Chinese Writers, October, Contemporary, Flower City, Everyone, and Zhongshan. He has published more than 10 full-length novels, such as "No Love in Spring", "Song·Balad", "Fish", "Motivation", and "Night·Color", and self-selected novellas such as "Sunshine Like Smoke", "Toads in Bloom", "Collected Works of Wang Song" (four volumes), etc. To date, he has published more than 10 million words of novels, and his works have been reprinted and selected for many times by "Selected Novels", "Novel Monthly" and various domestic literary anthologies and anthologies. In 2004, he won the Tianjin "Young Writers Creation Award". The novella "Mercurochrome" won the "Great Red Eagle Literary Award for Outstanding Novel" by "Chinese Writers". The novella "The Story of Two Donkeys" has won the "2003-2006 National Outstanding Novel Award" from "Selected Novels", the "National Readers' Favorite Novel Award" from "Selected Novels", and the "Beijing Literature Novella Monthly" Excellent Novel Award, etc., And has been adapted into a movie. Other works have won various domestic literary awards many times and been adapted into film and television works. From 2005 to 2008, he began to write novels with the theme of "post-educated youth", trying to interpret and express that special history from a new perspective. He published "post-educated youth" in magazines such as "Harvest", "People's Literature", "Contemporary" and "Everyone". A number of short and medium-sized novels, including "Pigs for Educated Youth", "Sunflowers to the Sun", "A River of Red Flags", "Eyebrows", "Two Donkeys", "Toads in Bloom", "Pig-Headed Qin", "Autumn Ming Mountain", "Crying Wheat", "Woodcock - Vertical Blowing", "Sunflower Induction", and "Our Story". At the same time, he created a large number of sketches, cross talk and lyrics. The sketches and cross talk works have been broadcast and performed at the domestic CCTV Spring Festival Gala and major TV stations' art evening parties, and have won many domestic awards.

This collection contains a total of seven of my novellas. Among them: "Sunshine Like Smoke" was published in the first issue of "Harvest" in 2002. "October Lilac" was published in "Shanghai Literature" in 1998, and was later included in "Chinese Contemporary Emotions and Ethics Book Series". After "Ningyang Yidiao" was published in "Special Zone Literature" at the end of 2001, it was reprinted by "Selected Novels" and included in "2001 Selected Chinese Novels" compiled by the China Writers Association.

Wu Bazi encountered something strange. When he returned home that afternoon, while climbing the stairs, he accidentally made a false gesture and twisted his waist. Saying "Xu Gong" is a written language, but in layman's terms, it means farting. There is a saying in the city where Wubazi lives, "Twist your waist when you fart." It can be seen that this physiological phenomenon rarely occurs. This gave Wubazi suddenly an ominous premonition. He thought with fear, what happened to his son Wen Qiang again? Whether we talk about fate or superstition, in fact, these thoughts are caused by age. Just like diseases such as high blood pressure, diabetes, heart and brain embolism, and prostatic hypertrophy will spring up like mushrooms after a rain after 50 years of age. Once you reach 40, you can't help but stop thinking about it.

To live without death is to fear immortality; to live without death is to fear immortality. In the ancient Huangquan, the shadows of flowers whisper under the moon, the dazzling and blurred flowers on the other side of the world, and the melancholy sound of the flute comes at dusk. Thousands of years of singing and reincarnation, immortality, criss-crossing time and space, clothes stained with blood in space...

When that ray of darkness descends, a mysterious corner of the world is revealed. Ancient myths, lost legends, the undefeated emperor, the secrets of the gods, the bleak and touching oriental love story, the strongest saint in the west. The aloof immortals and the immortal gods jointly interpret a thrilling story... ----The original title of the book is "Sealing the Sky" Part 1 ----"Sealing the Sky" series of works ----The hottest novel with millions of hits

"Song of Desire" and "Sex and the City" are like companion pieces, and Wang Song is also writing a story about desire. Wang Song did not want to call it the "Trilogy of Desire". He said it should be several thoughts on the theme of desire. In today's society, desire is a relatively big theme. It rules today's society. People are driven by all kinds of 'desires', which are no longer covered by 'expectations', 'desires' and 'hopes'. The general public lives in the trend of desire, but writers cannot. This profession itself determines that you cannot be a trend-setter. This kind of social problem needs to be thought about by writers standing on the "shore".

Wang Song, male, originally from Beijing. Member of the Chinese Writers Association, national first-level writer, visiting professor of Beijing Normal University, and enjoys the State Council Expert Allowance. Professional writer from Tianjin Writers Association. Graduated from the Department of Mathematics of Tianjin Normal University in 1982 and has served as a teacher, reporter, magazine editor, and television director. He started writing literature in 1983, mainly novels. He has published a large number of long, medium and short stories in major domestic literary journals such as People's Literature, Harvest, Chinese Writers, October, Contemporary, Flower City, Everyone, and Zhongshan. He has published more than 10 full-length novels, such as "No Love in Spring", "Song·Balad", "Fish", "Motivation", and "Night·Color", and self-selected novellas such as "Sunshine Like Smoke", "Toads in Bloom", "Collected Works of Wang Song" (four volumes), etc. To date, he has published more than 10 million words of novels, and his works have been reprinted and selected for many times by "Selected Novels", "Novel Monthly" and various domestic literary anthologies and anthologies. In 2004, he won the Tianjin "Young Writers Creation Award". The novella "Mercurochrome" won the "Great Red Eagle Literary Award for Outstanding Novel" by "Chinese Writers". The novella "The Story of Two Donkeys" has won the "2003-2006 National Outstanding Novel Award" from "Selected Novels", the "National Readers' Favorite Novel Award" from "Selected Novels", and the "Beijing Literature Novella Monthly" Excellent Novel Award, etc., And has been adapted into a movie. Other works have won various domestic literary awards many times and been adapted into film and television works. From 2005 to 2008, he began to write novels with the theme of "post-educated youth", trying to interpret and express that special history from a new perspective. He published "post-educated youth" in magazines such as "Harvest", "People's Literature", "Contemporary" and "Everyone". A number of short and medium-sized novels, including "Pigs for Educated Youth", "Sunflowers to the Sun", "A River of Red Flags", "Eyebrows", "Two Donkeys", "Toads in Bloom", "Pig-Headed Qin", "Autumn Ming Mountain", "Crying Wheat", "Woodcock - Vertical Blowing", "Sunflower Induction", and "Our Story". At the same time, he created a large number of sketches, cross talk and lyrics. The sketches and cross talk works have been broadcast and performed at the domestic CCTV Spring Festival Gala and major TV stations' art evening parties, and have won many domestic awards.

All things in heaven and earth, man is the leader of all things. It exists in the world with one breath, and when a person dies, the breath dissipates. Eating whole grains and cereals leads to the saying of birth, old age, sickness and death. However, after death, or there may be resentment in the heart that makes the chest full of anger, under certain conditions, corpse transformation will occur. Either become a zombie or turn into a ghost. There are many strange people between heaven and earth. They practice cultivating Qi and have various magical powers. They can fly into the sky and escape from the earth, move mountains and fill seas. They are omnipotent and are called "immortals" by the world. Those who have a great destiny are accepted as disciples by strange people and strangers. After this, he has no worries about food and clothing, and is worshiped by the world. Heaven and earth are not benevolent, and regard all things as dogs. Saints are unkind and regard all living beings as nothing more than trivial matters. There is no God in the world. Since ancient times, humans have seen the world around them. The pecking beast is ferocious and extremely powerful. There are lightning and thunder in the sky and the earth, rain and floods cause disasters, and miraculous things happen. It is said that there are nine heavens above, which are the residences of immortals and gods. Below there is Yama, the underworld, with the ghost king sitting in the palace, and there are ghost envoys who are in charge of life and death in the world. There is also a secret technique of immortality that has been passed down to the world for a long time...

Because he was framed, his future was ruined. From then on, his life had only one goal - revenge. In order to achieve this goal, he went through many hardships and nothing could stop him, not even feelings, warmth, love and passion could change his original intention. Although he knows that all this is leading him to destruction, the dominoes of life will lead him irreversibly to the abyss step by step... When revenge becomes the only motive, the soul can no longer be redeemed. Coincidence makes everything meaningful and suspicious. First-class writer Wang Song brings his new work "Motive", telling another story of police and criminals in a new era.

Don't complain that God is unfair. In fact, God doesn't know you at all. How we treat society is how our children will treat us in the future. Don't envy others, don't lose yourself. Whether the shoes are comfortable or not, your feet have the final say; whether you are happy or not, your heart has the final say. Miracles and pain actually come from the same place. People neither cry into pain nor laugh into happiness. Half of this earth is always bathed in sunshine, and the other half is plunged into darkness... Behind the prosperous city, there is a battle between the bottom line of morality and profit-seeking. Soul salvation and rebuilding faith require everyone's courage and wisdom. "Sex and the City" - two ordinary families, an extraordinary story.

The former is nestled against the Shoulong River, and is surrounded by ancient locust trees and green cypresses. Ningyang City looks like a really nice scene. This place is located on the main transportation route from the three northeastern provinces to Shanhaiguan. In the old days, it was already a densely populated commercial town. For many years, merchants from Huguang went to collect mountain goods and medicinal materials outside the customs, and regular customers from the Northeast entered the customs to do silk and tea business. This is also the only way to go. Gradually, a small town became a land and water transportation terminal where vehicles and ships flowed continuously all year round. The city also became prosperous with fireworks, and became a place where merchants from all over the world gathered and mixed together three religions and nine streams. The six streets are lined with shops, teahouses and inns, and every night the streets are filled with people and music.

About the author: Wang Song, male, is a member of the Chinese Writers Association, a first-class writer, and currently works for the Tianjin Writers Association. He has published a large number of short stories and novels in various domestic literary magazines. He is the author of many novels such as "No Love in Spring" and "The Street of Falling Wind", and published a self-selected collection of novellas "Sunshine Like Smoke". He was nominated for the first Tianjin Young Writers Creation Award and won the second Tianjin Young Writers Creation Award. Niu Xiangdong told me not to believe the teacher. He said that what teachers say may not always be right. From today's perspective, this is just a kind of personality, with at least a little sense of independence, but it was a different story more than thirty years ago. It was called "going against the trend" at that time.

A soul that has traveled through another world, a rusty copper sword; in the midst of a fierce battle, a broken chariot slowly drove into the distance. There are many oriental martial arts here, and Taoism is flourishing; the most powerful fairies are unbeatable geniuses. A strange and unpredictable magician in the Western world, a powerful Saint. There are also alien cultivators among humans, immortal gods. The rise of all nations, the lost ancient myths, the supreme genius, the invincible heroes, and the endless love story. Heroes are vying for supremacy in the world, heroes are fighting fiercely in the wild, wars are raging in the sky, soldiers are fighting for thousands of miles, blood is stained, the heaven and earth are in chaos...