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"Collected Works of Wang Yuanjian" is the first collection of essays by the famous contemporary Chinese writer Wang Yuanjian. It has seven volumes and 1.4 Million words. It includes published and unpublished novels, film scripts, literary criticism and other articles by Wang Yuanjian during his lifetime. The first and second volumes are novels, the third and fourth volumes are film and literary scripts, and the fifth, sixth and seventh volumes are literary criticism.

This book is a collection of writer Wang Yuanjian's classic works. It includes a series of works by the author describing the struggle life of the Red Army and the people in the old revolutionary base areas during the Second Civil Revolutionary War. Among them, "Party Dues" is his classic masterpiece. The work is cleverly conceived, has a clear theme, and is rich in storytelling. It is good at capturing typical details and the shining things in the character's personality to express the noble spirit of the hero. The writing is real and touching. During those war-torn years, the Red Army soldiers fought heroically for the founding of New China, the liberation of the motherland and the freedom of the nation. They were not afraid of hardships and sacrifices, and they praised their optimistic, perseverance and revolutionary spirit of risking life and death that they still maintained in the difficult years.

"Seven Matches" is a classic work by writer Wang Yuanjian. This book is a collection of writer Wang Yuanjian's classic works. It includes a series of works by the author describing the struggle life of the Red Army and the people in the old revolutionary base areas during the Second Civil Revolutionary War. During those war-torn years, the Red Army soldiers fought for the founding of New China, the liberation of the motherland and the nation. They fought bravely for freedom. They were not afraid of hardships and sacrifices. The work vividly shows a series of touching stories and deeds of the Red Army soldiers during the Long March, praising their optimism, perseverance and revolutionary spirit of self-sacrifice that they still maintained during the difficult years.