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"The Taste of the World" is a very classic collection of food essays by Wang Zengqi. The objects of description include local flavors, home-cooked dishes, folk specialties, etc. Whether he is talking about radishes, tofu, chestnuts, chive flowers, and meat on hand, under his description, all the foods he has eaten and not eaten are all delicacies. Each article is moderate in length, leisurely, simple and natural, and the words reveal the author's love for human nature and emotions, and his deep attachment to the happy life scenes of the past. The works are unique, innocent and timeless, free and elegant, the writing style is simple and natural, like flowing clouds and flowing water, deeply capturing the interest of nature; creating a true realm, conveying true feelings, and bringing the beauty of tranquility in the spiritual world to readers.

This book follows the word "drunken". Being tipsy is a state of happiness, optimism, selflessness, and no troubles. It is also a more relaxed world. Things that you normally wouldn't dare to say or think, you can now be more open-minded. The speaker is happy and the listener forgets himself.

"The Taste of the World is Pure Joy" uses Mr. Wang Zengqi's painting, writing, cooking and other scenes to show the interest and wonder of daily life from a unique perspective. China's thousands of years of food culture exudes the atmosphere of human fireworks in Wang Zengqi's writings. Let us follow Mr. Wang to taste the taste of ordinary life, feel the faint nostalgia infected by the pen tip, and discover the little fun hidden in the years. "All the Eyes and Ears Are Water" selects articles related to the imprint of Wang Zengqi's hometown, accompanied by photos of the author when he traveled to his hometown and paintings and calligraphy works created to help readers fully understand this living literary master, and lead readers to feel the profound impact of the water-like hometown on the author, as well as the author's deep affection for his hometown and his hometown people. "Ten Thousand Miles of Traces from East to West, North and South" selects Mr. Wang Zengqi's travel prose. Following the author's writing, he travels across the country and famous mountains and rivers in various places, appreciating the beautiful mountains and rivers that we have never been to, and feeling the poetic and beautiful scenery through the author's eyes. The content of this book is mostly descriptions of local customs and scenery. The author uses simple but interesting language to tell us what he encountered and thought, giving us unlimited imagination and expectations. "Water Town is Scattered and Long" selects Mr. Wang Zengqi's beautiful works describing the people in the water town. With just a few strokes, three-dimensional and full characters appear on the paper, showing us the customs and characters of the water town at that time. Between the lines, we can feel the long distance and prosperity of the water town. Through the description of the characters, the various aspects of life are displayed in front of the readers, making people yearn for them. "Everything Has Spirits in Meditation" mainly selects Mr. Wang Zengqi's relevant articles describing all living things. The content of the book uses delicate and warm writing and playful and vivid language to show readers a natural world that is easily ignored and the beauty that can be seen everywhere in life. It is fascinating and thought-provoking. "Traveling Is Fun" Most of Mr. Wang Zengqi's works were devoted to Gaoyou, Jiangsu Province in the 1930s and 1940s. In this book, he also uses simple language to describe what he saw, heard and thought about Beijing, Hong Kong, Kunming and other places he traveled to, with a unique aesthetic. "Reminiscences of Teachers, Friends and Old Friends" Mr. Wang recalls the love between teachers and mothers in his childhood and tells about Jin Yuelin, Shen Congwen and other teachers when he was studying at Southwest Associated University. He records a group of brilliant people in a special time with portrait-like brushstrokes. "Feihong's Letters and True Feelings" is a collection of many letters exchanged by Mr. Wang Zengqi throughout his life. The book contains many letters between Mr. Wang Zengqi and many famous writers such as Shen Congwen, Ba Jin, Huang Shang, Fan Yong, Xiao Shan, Lu Jianhua, etc., As well as letters from home about life with his wife and younger generations. It not only provides us with a wealth of information for an in-depth understanding of Wang Zengqi and his works from one aspect, but also provides us with a precious historical material on the history of contemporary literature. "Poetry and Prose Zang is True" and "Word Evaluation Cun Xin Zhi" contain a large number of critical articles created by the author, including reviews of literary creations, writers' works, creative experiences, as well as reviews of calligraphy, painting, folk art and other artistic categories. The forms include literary essays, art essays, speeches, speech minutes, self-prefaces, prefaces for others, etc., And are accompanied by some old photos and calligraphy and painting works. From these articles, we can feel the distinctive character of a generation of literary masters and their correct, positive, and energetic attitude toward literary creation.

It carefully collects 28 most reputed and representative essays, such as classic articles such as Food in Four Directions, Food in My Hometown, My Father, and Rain in Kunming. "How wonderful it is to be alive" is a famous saying of Mr. Wang, which represents his attitude towards life and literary pursuit. Mr. Wang's prose is famous for his food writing, making people salivate and eager to try it. He finds vitality and fun in extremely ordinary food and meals. He writes about trivial matters in life and people around him. He is humorous, optimistic and positive. Reading it makes people laugh, as if everyone is cute and everything is interesting. Life is really hard, but he adds a layer of sugar coating to it, finding fun and beauty in the ordinary.

"Yushucun Miscellaneous Notes" and "Puqiao Collection" were both written by Mr. Wang Zengqi in Puhuangyu's residence. They are his only two self-edited collections with Puhuangyu as the title. It writes about scenery, records events and emotions, involving all aspects, but also focusing on one time and one place. One moment, that is, the "golden age" of Wang Zengqi's creation from 1983 to 1996; one place, namely Puhuangyu in the south of Beijing, where Wang Zengqi and his family lived at that time. Most of the works in his life, including the best articles during his "decline and reform" period, mostly came from a cubicle "study" in Building 9 on Puhuangyu Road. This collection can be regarded as the companion volume of "Puqiao Collection", and it can be called a double gem.

In the past two years, I have written less novels and more essays. Writing prose is always easier than writing novels, and you don't have to think so hard that you will stare at your eyes. But I am still used to sitting on the sofa, thinking about the full text, and then writing at my desk. Most of these essays were written while sitting alone, so this collection is named "Short Stories Sitting Alone".

Wang Zengqi, a highly respected writer and lifestyle writer, carefully collects 28 of the most acclaimed and representative essays in his collection of selected essays, such as classics such as Food in the Four Directions, Food in My Hometown, My Father, and Rain in Kunming. "How wonderful it is to be alive" is a famous saying of Mr. Wang, which represents his attitude towards life and literary pursuit. Mr. Wang's prose is famous for his food writing, making people salivate and eager to try it. He finds vitality and fun in extremely ordinary food and meals. He writes about trivial matters in life and people around him. He is humorous, optimistic and positive. Reading it makes people laugh, as if everyone is cute and everything is interesting. Life is really hard, but he adds a layer of sugar coating to it, finding fun and beauty in the ordinary.

"Poetry and Prose Zang Fu Zhen Qing" is a collection of reviews in the "Wang Zengqi Classics" series. It contains a large number of review articles written by the author, including reviews of literary creations, writers' works, creative experiences, as well as reviews of calligraphy, painting, folk art and other artistic categories, such as "Black Poppy: After Reading", "The Crisis of Peking Opera from the Perspective of Dramatic Literature", "Shen Congwen's Loneliness: A Brief Discussion of His Prose" and other articles. The forms include literary essays, art essays, speeches, speech minutes, self-prefaces, prefaces for others, etc., And are accompanied by some old photos and calligraphy and painting works. From these articles, we can feel the distinctive character of a generation of literary masters and their correct, positive, and energetic attitude toward literary creation.

The articles included in this book are divided into four volumes, namely: talking about yourself, talking about food, talking about history, and talking about teachers and friends. Talking about himself, Mr. Wang introduced himself to his family, introducing his schooling experience, memories of illness, and the process of creating works such as "Da Nao Chronicles"; talking about food, selecting the wonderful passages of Mr. Wang talking about food, which makes people have a great time; talking about history, feeling the fate of mankind in the snow and mud of history, witnessing Mr. Wang's profound knowledge and open-minded attitude towards life; talking about teachers and friends, recalling the hometown of teachers and friends, and reappearing the beauty of pure human nature in light strokes.

Wang Zengqi is both a novelist and a writer of daily life, so his novels are bright and clear, poetic and life-like, seemingly plain but full of affection. In his writing, everyone and everything are clever and endearing. His novels are precise, contain endless meanings, and have endless charm. In addition to famous works such as "Connoisseur", "Ordering", "Da Nao Chronicles", "Chicken and Duck Masters", this book also contains good-looking but not very well-known works such as "Two Lanterns" and "Ruiyun", which comprehensively reflects Wang Zengqi's novel style. There has never been a writer who can combine Chinese flavor, natural flavor, fireworks flavor and fun like Wang Zengqi, who can organically combine Chinese classical literature with modern literature, and who can express joy and melancholy together.

This book collects Wang Zengqi's representative prose that he never tires of reading. The book is divided into four series: "Five Flavors of the World" about food in all directions, "Daily Taste" about snacks, "Eating Things and Literature" about food in literature, and "One Branch and One Leaf" about vegetation in the world. Wang Zengqi's prose often starts with trivial matters that people don't care about, and talks about them casually, but reveals the real beauty in these trivial matters. His language is unique and unique in the literary world.

"Da Nao Chronicles" is a collection of Wang Zengqi's classic novels. The chapters included in the book are all the best works obtained after multiple selections of Wang Zengqi's short stories and short stories. These include famous works such as "Da Nao Chronicles", "Encounter", "Lao Lu", "Looking at the Water", and "Qili Tea House". Wang Zengqi's novels are full of "Chinese flavor" and full of love for traditional culture. In his creation, he pursues a return to realism and national tradition. His novels allow readers to rediscover the national soul, spirit and traditional virtues. Calm and plain, giving people an indescribable tenderness. It shows us the unique and simple Da Nao landscape. The beauty of nature and the beauty of human relationships. The most shocking thing is the beauty of humanity.

"The Kid Who Catches People: Novel of Wang Zengqi, a Reader for Teenagers" contains 33 classic novels by Wang Zengqi, including "Yi Bing", "Order", "Da Nao Chronicles", "Supper Flower" and other famous works. Most of Wang Zengqi's novels describe local customs and urban life, which are friendly and soothing to read. Most of the characters in his novels are ordinary people, who are willful and frank yet tolerant of discipline. Wang Zengqi has a strong aversion to falsehood, ugliness, and evil from the bottom of his heart. He believes that novels should make people see hope in life, so he always has compassion and respect, and uses writing to tell us what truth, goodness, and beauty are. Reading Wang Zengqi's words is like finding a good teacher and friend. Teenagers can not only understand the panoramic view of folk society, but also appreciate the beauty of the Chinese language and learn clean, clear, natural and beautiful writing and expression. More importantly, it will allow you to grow into a person who loves life.

With the theme of "love", this book selects the essence of more than 40 essays by Wang Zengqi, divided into four chapters: "Only remember the blooming flowers but not the years", "I love this temporary eternity", "The world loved me first, I can't help but love it", "Beauty always makes people sad", recording the people, things and things that Mr. Wang devoted his tender love and time to: grass and trees time, memories of growth, old friends on the road, ordinary sun and moon, etc. After reading this book, you will become particularly gentle, cherish life, protect ideals, and have a pure heart towards the world.

This book collects Wang Zengqi's representative novels, such as "Chronicles of Da Nao", "Ordering", "Revenge", "Irregulars", "One Night in the Sheep House", "Three Friends in the Winter" and other well-known chapters. Wang Zengqi's novels are mellow, transparent, and naturally clever. He narrates lyrically and writes with ease. Reading through Wang Zengqi's works is like listening to the conversation of an old man with a kind temperament and extensive knowledge, which is very interesting. With his unique understanding and aesthetic discovery of things, his novels are written from a small perspective, but are thought-provoking.

The "Wang Zengqi Classics" series selects Mr. Wang Zengqi's prose, essays, novels, reviews, letters, etc., And also includes some old photos and calligraphy and painting works to further showcase his beautiful works. "The True Feelings of Feihong" is a collection of letters in the "Wang Zengqi Classics" series. It is a collection of many letters exchanged by Mr. Wang Zengqi throughout his life. The book contains many letters between Mr. Wang Zengqi and many famous writers such as Shen Congwen, Ba Jin, Huang Shang, Fan Yong, Xiao Shan, Lu Jianhua, etc., As well as letters from home about life with his wife and younger generations. It not only provides us with a wealth of information for an in-depth understanding of Wang Zengqi and his works from one aspect, but also provides us with a precious historical material on the history of contemporary literature.

"Literary Criticism Cun Xin Zhi" is a collection of reviews from the "Wang Zengqi Classics" series. It contains a number of author's review articles, including reviews of literary creations, writers' works, creative experiences, as well as reviews of other art categories such as calligraphy and painting, folk art, etc., Such as "Gao Yingpei's Crosstalk and Erin Billing's Novels", "Language Issues About Literature", "Why We Are Human: Reading Notes" and other articles. The forms include literary essays, art essays, speeches, speech minutes, self-prefaces, prefaces for others, etc., And are accompanied by some old photos and calligraphy and painting works. From these articles, we can feel the distinctive character of a generation of literary masters and their correct, positive, and energetic attitude toward literary creation.

"Collected Letters of Wang Zengqi" is a selected collection of Wang Zengqi's letters, including more than 100 letters between him and his wife Shi Songqing, his mentor Shen Congwen, as well as Ba Jin, Huang Shang and others. From Wang Zengqi's prose, we can see his love for life and his careful taste of everything in the world. What he pursued when writing prose was that "writing prose should be like writing letters home", which made his letters particularly valuable. There are stories about family life, worldly stories, and literary gossip. It's plain, but sincere and touching; it's always interesting when you pick it up at your fingertips. Wang Zengqi said, "Life is very fun." These letters contain a fun and lovely Wang Zengqi who is closer to life.

"Loneliness and Warmth" is a collection of Wang Zengqi's early novels, which was revised in his later years. It includes famous works such as "Famous Chickens and Ducks", "Revenge", "Loneliness and Warmth", and "Golden Winter Heart". The work expresses the inner poetry of life through the description of the ordinary fate and living conditions of ordinary people, expresses the author's personality ideals and life interests, and is full of concern for the world, people's hearts and the destiny of mankind. Wang Zengqi's novel creation inherits the spirit of Lao and Zhuang and the literary style of Shen Congwen. Wang Zengqi has always been full of an optimistic civilian attitude towards life. His love for daily life and his recognition of folk aesthetic concepts give his novels a unique style.

Wang Zengqi's writing is fresh, timeless, and unique in its own way. It seems to have no trace, but it is actually quite interesting. He often writes about friends, teachers, plants, insects, fish, and home-cooked delicacies in ordinary life. With just a few strokes, he is full of humor. He himself once said: "Good language is not weird language, nor is it "adjectives that no one understands" as Lu Xun said. It is just ordinary language. It just injects new ideas into ordinary language and writes "everyone has everything in his heart but nothing in his pen". "The more than 20 articles selected in this book are all "unhumanized language" that "injects new meaning into ordinary language", and the topic selection, conception, and length are all in line with the homework requirements of primary and secondary school students. They can be read for literary inspiration and can also be used as homework models, which is very suitable for primary and secondary school students' extracurricular reading.

"Interesting in the World" takes "interesting" as its theme and is divided into four volumes, including a total of 39 classic novels and essays by Wang Zengqi. The first volume is entitled "Life is very interesting" and collects Mr. Wang's works that write interesting things about life. They are true and natural, and deeply capture the fun of life. The second volume is titled "You Must Love Something" and collects Mr. Wang's works about his personal hobbies, such as reading, writing, looking at paintings, composing, and watching plays, which are full of fun. The third volume is titled "There is Drama in the World" and collects Mr. Wang's works about opera. His unique insights reveal Mr. Wang's love for opera. The fourth volume is titled "These Old People Are So Interesting". The works collected are all about ordinary and interesting people around us, which make people smile.

"The Complete Novels of Wang Zengqi" is the most comprehensive collection of Wang Zengqi's novels to date. More than 900,000 words. Starting from the first novel "Fishing" written in 1940, the novels created by the author throughout his life are based on the first published version, sorted by creation time (supplemented by publication time), and are all compiled into this book. Each novel has a caption, indicating the original newspaper and magazine, included in the collection, pen name, content changes and other version information. This book is the "novel volume" of the soon-to-be-published "The Complete Works of Wang Zengqi". In order to meet readers' reading needs for Wang Zengqi's novels, it will be published first. Novelists have their own unique artistic world. In Wang Zengqi's novels, Gaoyou, Southwest Associated University, Institute of Agricultural Sciences, and Peking Opera are the four major backgrounds that often appear. Gaoyou is Wang Zengqi's hometown. He was born there in 1920. The scenery and people there constitute the most distinctive artistic features of Wang Zengqi's novels. In the 1940s, he received higher education at the Southwest Associated University and gained a modern, worldly perspective and literary writing skills. In the late 1950s, he wore a "rightist" hat and was transferred to the Institute of Agricultural Sciences. , And learned more about Chinese society during the process of undergoing labor reform; during the "Cultural Revolution", he was transferred to participate in the creation of the "model opera" "Shajiabang". After all, the "honor and favor" he once had could not spoil the writer's conscience. Later, his writing always kept a distance from the political noise, but played intimately with daily life, folk customs, and long-standing traditions. He has compassion and respect in his heart, and spreads the graceful brilliance of gentle, benevolent, and natural humanity into his novels. It is fitting that he is hailed as a "lyrical humanist." Wang Zengqi is a master of writing short and medium-sized stories. He has many famous works, with elegant and unique style. His prose novel creation is gentle and full of interest. His artistic accomplishment is extremely comprehensive and profound, both traditional and modern, combining Chinese and Western, and appreciating both refined and popular. Some people say that he is the most eminent scholar in contemporary China.

"Human Grass and Trees" is Mr. Wang Zengqi's classic collection of short essays. He used minimalist pens and very light ink to write about the human touch of vegetation, mountains, rivers, flowers, birds, insects, and fish, as well as the gentle local flavor of nostalgia and folk customs, and ordinary people's trivial things. He wrote about the beauty and agility of the world with a calm and open-minded heart. There is always a series of surprises under the tip of his pen: the white osmanthus with dew in the morning mist, the bright, plump and plump rain in Kunming, the woody fragrance that swells the flower bones, the gardenia enjoying itself, the flowers sold in the alley The soft voices of the Miao women of Yangmei, the unforgettable mentors and friends of the Lianda University, or the "living villagers" like "living Zhuangzi" in the busy city who have no joy or worry, no worries, no desires or pursuits, are naturally indifferent, and sit on their knees watching everything. Mr. Wang Zengqi has devoted his true feelings to life all his life. His water-washed words have the power to wash away all the worldly things, giving his works infinite vitality.

This book is based on the "Complete Collection of Wang Zengqi's Novels" newly published by People's Literature in early 2016. It selects 19 novels by Mr. Wang Zengqi in various periods to restore the original creation of the famous novelist. The selection is precise and the volume is moderate. It aims to allow more readers of the younger generation to read Wang Zengqi and rediscover the beauty of language and stories in modern Chinese.

A plain candle and half a jar of wild honey. His eyes could not see the honey now. The honey was in the jar, and he sat on the couch. But it was filled with the feeling of honey, thick and thick. There was no sourness in his throat. He has a good appetite. He had never vomited more than once in his life. Life, how long should life be? Is this my whole life? It doesn't matter, this is a very common colloquialism. Everyone says: "In my whole life..." Just like the monk, the monk must have often eaten this kind of wild honey. His eyes were narrowed, because the candlelight danced with a bunch of shadows. He smiled: he had a name for the monk in his mind, "Honey Monk". It's no wonder, because the word "life" is hidden behind honey and monk.

Wang Zengqi Qian said that he is not a person like Zhang Daqian who is really good at food. He just loves to cook, loves to think about how to cook coarse and fine dishes, and loves to talk about eating. In his view, talking about food is also an attitude towards life and culture. All he talked about were home-cooked dishes. Freshly picked garden vegetables, spring leeks and autumn wild vegetables, fresh food cooked in a small market, roasted bamboo shoots in a Buddhist temple, poplar radish, Dragon Boat Festival duck eggs, and wild vegetables from his hometown, all these ordinary foods have a vivid pyrotechnics and come alive in his writings. He is like an ordinary old man on the street, talking about the daily necessities of food, rice, oil and salt, and the flavor of life is reflected in his words.

"Innocent as a Child" collects the novels published by Wang Lao over the years, including "Ordering", "Da Nao Chronicles", "Revenge", "Capturing Zhang San", "Eight Thousand Years Old" and other famous novels. It is arranged in chronological order and clearly presents the changes in Wang Lao's thoughts and the formation of "loose writing style". "Suddenly I realized that the business in front of me was full. You should know that there are many miserable people in the world." He wrote about the joys and sorrows of small people, with compassion and tenderness. Write about the refreshing yet hazy love between the little monk and the little Yingzi in "The Ordinance", and the pure and beautiful love pastoral between Qiao Yun and the little tinsmith in "The Story of Da Nao". They are neither pretentious nor pretentious, but a pure and innocent heart between heaven and earth. Wang Zengqi once said: "What I write is beauty and healthy humanity. Beauty and humanity are needed at all times." Encounter a sparkling world of pure beauty in the book. If there is love in your heart, flowers will bloom in your writing.

Wang Zengqi has made great achievements in literature. In addition to novels and essays, he also has a large number of writings about art. This book is a compilation of selected texts written by Wang Zengqi on literature and art. Based on "The Complete Works of Wang Zengqi on Art Volume", it selects the essence of nearly 60 essays on art, comprehensively presenting Wang Zengqi's versatility as a writer. The book is divided into four parts. It not only talks about creation, writers' works, Peking opera, and even calligraphy, painting and folk arts, providing readers with a poetic and three-dimensional Wang Zengqi. The author once published the book "Wan Cui Wen Tan" during his lifetime. The "Wang Zengqi Talks about Art" published this time will comprehensively surpass the previous version and cover all the essence of Wang Zengqi's essays on art, allowing readers to understand how Wang Zengqi, a literary giant of a generation, became a writer. It also provides readers with a popular book on writing and appreciation.

"Water Town is Scattered and Long" selects Mr. Wang Zengqi's beautiful works describing the people in the water town. With just a few strokes, three-dimensional and full characters appear on the paper, showing us the customs and characters of the water town at that time. Between the lines, we can feel the long distance and prosperity of the water town. Through the description of the characters, the various aspects of life are displayed in front of the readers, making people yearn for them.

"Little Warmth in the World" takes "love and warmth" as the theme and contains a total of 36 classic novels and essays by Wang Zengqi. These words are full of the calmness and elegance after life has returned to calmness after the prosperity and intensity. It pours out Mr. Wang's concern and tenderness for time, vegetation, insects, fish, birds and beasts, as well as human life. It has a power to soothe people's hearts. Through words, Mr. Wang conveyed to us his wisdom in life: life is like a dream, and only by settling your heart sincerely, loving life, and understanding life can you get the gift of life.

Mr. Wang is known as the most humane writer. In recent years, his prose has been favored by more and more young people, because his prose can find elegance in facing life and soothe tired hearts. During his lifetime, Mr. Wang loved to sit alone on the sofa and think about things, and many of his articles were conceived from this. Therefore, this book is called "Sitting Alone". This book is divided into four parts: recalling the past, daydreams, idle talk, and literary talk. Brand new selections and unique illustrations create the most beautiful atmosphere for the book.

Wang Zengqi is a well-known literary master and deeply loved by readers. His literary creation has outstanding achievements and his language is unique and is known as poetic language. This book selects 35 articles by Wang Zengqi on reading and writing, including talks on reading experience, such as "Opening a Book is Beneficial", "Talk about Reading Miscellaneous Books", "Reading Cheap Books", etc.; Accurate refinement of skills, such as "Thought, Language, Structure", "Frequent Talk on Novel Techniques", "Miscellaneous Talk on Literary Language"; and profound insights into creation, such as "Remarks on Novel Creation", "Recognized and Unrecognized Myself", "My Creative Career", etc. The articles are full of useful information and frequently contain golden sentences. It is the best book for current literature lovers and writing lovers.

In "Reminiscences of Teachers, Friends and Old Friends", a writer who loves writing, painting, and cooking recalls his childhood mentorship and maternal love, and tells about Jin Yuelin, Shen Congwen and other teachers he had when he was a student at Southwest Associated University. He records a group of brilliant people in a special time with portrait-like brushstrokes. He misses the friends he once worked with and the ordinary people he met by chance. He is a witness to great times and an experiencer of great changes. He used the plainest words to narrate the intersection between them, the ups and downs of everyone, and presented the bitterness and sorrow in a humorous and open-minded way, which reflected his optimistic and understanding attitude towards life. He has always remained innocent despite the ups and downs.

In Wang Zengqi's words, life is very interesting and interesting. In his writing, a simple meal, a meal, a person, and everything are full of fun. Mr. Wang Zengqi said that he loves visiting the vegetable market. Looking at the live chickens and ducks, fresh fish and vegetables, green cucumbers, and red peppers, it is bustling and crowded, making people feel a sense of joy in life. The first two volumes of "The Taste of the World" are all about eating. For example: "Eating in Kunming" writes about cross-bridge rice noodles, steam pot chicken, ganba mushrooms, porcini mushrooms, green head mushrooms, white soup mutton on Huguo Road, steamed vegetables on Yuxi Street, scallion pancakes, pot stickers, sliced soup, ham moon cakes, and crispy steamed buns. Jade wheat cake, potato cake, modern cake; "Five Flavors" mentioned that Shanxi people can be jealous, Liaoning people love pickled cabbage and white meat hot pot, Beijing people eat mixed noodles with mutton pickled cabbage soup, Fujian people and Guangxi people love to eat sour food, southern people love to eat sweet food, Sichuan people prefer spicy food, etc. I drew up a food map in my mind; in "Food from Hometown", I wrote about fried rice and burnt crumbs, duck eggs dripping with red oil, pickled vegetables and arrowroot soup, various river delicacies, game and wild vegetables from the fields; "Old Searches for the Food Path" wrote about Mr. Lao She's hospitality and Shen Congwen's frequent eating of rice noodles. , The regular gatherings of Tao Chonghua, Wu Mi, Zhang Zonghe, Sun Fengzhu, Cui Zhilan, Shen Youding, and Wu Zhengyi at the beef noodle restaurant; writing about the skills of iced watermelon, various ways of making tofu... People can't help but feel salivating, and delicious food is hidden in the streets and ordinary people's kitchens. The last two volumes are about family, friendship, love in the streets and nostalgia, and are full of strong memories. That kind of indifferent, free and easy state of mind penetrates through the paper quilt and reaches the depths of people's hearts.

"All the Eyes and Ears Are Water" selects articles related to the imprint of Wang Zengqi's hometown, accompanied by photos of the author when he traveled to his hometown and paintings and calligraphy works created to help readers fully understand this living literary master, and lead readers to feel the profound impact of the water-like hometown on the author, as well as the author's deep affection for his hometown and his hometown people.

This is a collection of essays commemorating the 20th anniversary of the death of Mr. Wang Zengqi. It has about 700,000 words and nearly 1,000 pages. It completely covers the novels, essays, literary essays, poetry couplets, letters, calligraphy and paintings, and manuscripts written by Wang Zengqi during his lifetime and set in his hometown of Gaoyou. It turns out that he once wrote so many moving words about his hometown of Gaoyou or with it as the background. The book tells about the scenery of his hometown, the scenery of his hometown, the people in his hometown, the memories of his hometown, the legends of his hometown, and the dreams of his hometown. Wang Zengqi is satisfied with writing all kinds of things about his hometown.

In Wang Zengqi's words, life is very interesting and interesting. In his writing, a simple meal, a meal, a person, and everything are full of fun. Mr. Wang Zengqi said that he loves visiting the vegetable market. Looking at the live chickens and ducks, fresh fish and vegetables, green cucumbers, and red peppers, it is bustling and crowded, making people feel a sense of joy in life. The first two volumes of "The Taste of the World" are all about eating. For example: "Eating in Kunming" writes about cross-bridge rice noodles, steam pot chicken, ganba mushrooms, porcini mushrooms, green head mushrooms, white soup mutton on Huguo Road, steamed vegetables on Yuxi Street, scallion pancakes, pot stickers, sliced soup, ham moon cakes, and crispy steamed buns. Jade wheat cake, potato cake, modern cake; "Five Flavors" mentioned that Shanxi people can be jealous, Liaoning people love pickled cabbage and white meat hot pot, Beijing people eat mixed noodles with mutton pickled cabbage soup, Fujian people and Guangxi people love to eat sour food, southern people love to eat sweet food, Sichuan people prefer spicy food, etc. I drew up a food map in my mind; in "Food from Hometown", I wrote about fried rice and burnt crumbs, duck eggs dripping with red oil, pickled vegetables and arrowroot soup, various river delicacies, game and wild vegetables from the fields; "Old Searches for the Food Path" wrote about Mr. Lao She's hospitality and Shen Congwen's frequent eating of rice noodles. , The regular gatherings of Tao Chonghua, Wu Mi, Zhang Zonghe, Sun Fengzhu, Cui Zhilan, Shen Youding, and Wu Zhengyi at the beef noodle restaurant; writing about the skills of iced watermelon, various ways of making tofu... People can't help but feel salivating, and delicious food is hidden in the streets and ordinary people's kitchens. The last two volumes are about family, friendship, love in the streets and nostalgia, and are full of strong memories. That kind of indifferent, free and easy mood reaches people's hearts through the paper quilt.

"Everything has a heart, the world has a taste" Mr. Wang writes, draws, and cooks, making ordinary daily life affectionate, interesting, and flavorful, and conveys his love for life to the world through every word - life is beautiful, and people are poetic. Through Wang Zengqi's unique perspective, every small and ordinary thing in life becomes beautiful and brilliant. "Be at peace with the situation" Mr. Wang, who has experienced twists and turns in the years, has created for us a beautiful world of being at peace with the situation, tranquil and leisurely with his pen. Through these words, we can explore the most true and good side of human nature, use warmth and purity to wash away the depression, melancholy and confusion of this world, and live freely. "Self-Happiness" Wang Lao writes about grass, flowers, fish, birds, and trivial matters in life. He can always find worldly happiness from simple life. As Mr. Wang said, "No matter where you go, you have to have some fun and find some solutions. Why are you always looking sad?" Life in "It's a Wonderful Life" is really hard, but he adds a layer of sugar-coating to life, looking for fun and beauty in the ordinary. Mr. Wang writes about trivial matters in life and the people around him. He is humorous, optimistic and positive. It makes people laugh when reading, as if everyone is cute and everything is interesting. "Flowers for Dinner" is a collection of famous novels based on folk customs and customs. These essays, which show the purest and most beautiful human nature in light and agile writing style, are lyric poems created collectively by a nation. They reflect the people's love for life and the joy they feel in being alive. Observe human life with a beautiful eye and say whatever is necessary. "Chicken and Duck Masters" is a collection of famous novels based on small characters. There are more living beings than there are chickens on the face of the earth. Their life and death are rich and noble, and their fortunes and misfortunes are unpredictable. In Wang Zengqi's works, they gather into the appearance of Chinese little people. He has an indescribable tender love for people and a lyrical sympathy. "Da Nao Chronicles" is a collection of famous novels based on Shui Yun's hometown. These stories with a strong market atmosphere were written down by Wang Zengqi with great interest. A trivial incident became a legend after he added some historical and cultural background. It contains the love of life and life, and is a joyful song filled with humanity and human feelings.

Shen Congwen is a giant of modern Chinese literature and a "lyrical humanist". His student Wang Zengqi is also famous among contemporary writers for his unique works, and is known as "China's last scholar-official". Wang Zengqi began to pay attention to Shen Congwen and his works since his boyhood. In 1939, he chose to be admitted to the Southwest Associated University, which was closely related to Shen Congwen's teaching at the Associated University. Shen took care of Wang everywhere in his creation and life, and the teacher-student relationship between the two lasted for nearly half a century. Wang Zengqi's prose always has a kind of gentleness, without being pretentious or artificial, simple and shallow, but full of meaning and thought-provoking. Teacher Shen Congwen once commented on his student Wang Zengqi: "His articles should be said to be more serious and profound than those of several masters, with more thoughts and literary talent! He is a late bloomer, as the ancients have said long ago. The most lovely thing is his attitude, he is not surprised by favor or disgrace!"

This book collects Wang Zengqi's representative prose that he never tires of reading. The book is divided into three series: "Self-Reporting Home", which recalls personal experiences and relatives, "Miscellaneous Memories of Hometown", which recalls Qiu Shengrong, Tan Fuying, Lao She, Shen Congwen, Pan Tianshou and others. Wang Zengqi experienced many major events in his life, but none of them left many traces on him. Wang Zengqi used his pen to create a beautiful world that is easy-going, tranquil and leisurely. His language is unique and unique in the literary world.

Focusing on the topic of life, this book selects 45 articles from Wang Zengqi's prose volume and art talk volume that talk about the philosophy of life, the past and the present, and reading to show readers the unique outlook on life of this literary master. It includes articles such as "Be at peace with the situation", "Quiet old", "Seventy books" and so on. This set of books has published books about life by Cai Yuanpei, "The Cultivation of Chinese People", Hu Shi, "Tolerance and Freedom", Zhu Ziqing, "The Cultivation of Life" and other books. Different from other books in this series, this book focuses on naturally revealing the author's life concepts through the author's plain words. Wang Zengqi's life may seem ordinary, but in fact he has experienced ups and downs, but he has been able to deal with it calmly and take things as he comes. "The most difficult thing is to be calm" is his attitude towards life, which is also inspiring to today's young people.

"Being Ordained" is a collection of Wang Zengqi's late novels, including "Being Ordained", "Da Nao Chronicles", "Hometown Three Chens" and other famous works. Wang's later novels are diluted and have a sense of ingenuity and lack of craftsmanship. The style of "Da Nao Chronicles" is very similar to Shen Congwen's "Border Town". It is a prose novel that breaks through the boundaries between prose and novels. It is its own school and has a beautiful artistic conception. "Ordained" was rated as one of the top 100 Chinese novels of the 20th century. This is true of "The Precepts", "Records of Da Nao", "Three Chens of My Hometown" and so on.

Wang Zengqi is famous for his novels and prose. This book will include all Wang Zengqi's prose works discovered so far, and sort them by writing time (supplemented by publication time). Each article has a caption, indicating the original newspaper, included in the collection, pseudonym, content changes and other version information. The original text is based on the "Prose Volume" and "Talk about Art Volume" of our company's "The Complete Works of Wang Zengqi". This book will be the most authoritative version of Wang Zengqi's complete collection of prose, filling a gap in the market.

"Shadow in the Green Lake: Wang Zengqi's Prose for Teenagers" contains 66 classic essays by Wang Zengqi, including "Father and Son Become Brothers Over the Years", "Plants and Plants in the World", "Eating Things in Four Directions", "Rain in Kunming" and other famous articles. Wang Zengqi writes in prose about his family, teachers and friends, writings, food, cordyceps, travel... He always uses gentle brushwork to describe every plant, every tree, every tea, every meal, the warmth and coldness of life, and all kinds of things in the world. It reads calmly, plainly, warmly and touchingly. No matter what situation he is in, never being depressed or complaining, and always being full of enthusiasm for life, is Wang Zengqi's attitude towards life. As he said, "Life is very fun." Reading Wang Zengqi's words is like finding a good teacher and friend. Teenagers can not only experience the myriad tastes of life, but also appreciate the beauty of the Chinese language and learn clean, clear, natural and pure writing and expression. More importantly, it will allow you to grow into a person who loves life.

This book is a collection of Mr. Wang Zengqi's short stories, including his famous novels based on small characters, including "Famous Chickens and Ducks", "Loneliness and Warmth", "Three Stories from My Hometown", "Butter Pancakes" and other classics. There are more living beings than there are chickens and ducks on the surface of the earth. Their life and death are rich and noble, and their fortunes and misfortunes are unpredictable. In Wang Zengqi's works, they gather into the appearance of Chinese little people. He has an indescribable tender love for people and a lyrical sympathy.

This book collects Wang Zengqi's representative novels, such as "Golden Winter Heart", "Three Chens in Hometown", "Three Sisters Get Married", "Double Lanterns", "Clouds in the Autumn Journey", "Chicken Feather" and other classic and readable chapters. Wang Zengqi's novels are mellow, transparent, and naturally clever. He narrates lyrically and writes with ease. Reading through Wang Zengqi's works is like listening to the conversation of an old man with a kind temperament and extensive knowledge, which is very interesting. With his unique understanding and aesthetic discovery of things, his novels are often written from a small perspective, but they are thought-provoking; they are not long, but their aftertaste lingers for three days.

Mr. Wang Zengqi's novels have a unique style and can be regarded as a masterpiece of his generation. This book is a selection of his representative novels, originally compiled by him at the invitation of Taiwan Publishing House. Mr. Wang's novels describe human emotions, scenery, and five elements and eight elements. They are pyrotechnic, warm and touching. The chapters included in this book, such as "Ordering", "Da Nao Chronicles" and "Loneliness and Warmth", have become classics in the history of contemporary literature.

"Collection of Dinner Flowers" is a classic collection of Wang Zengqi's short stories. As a volume in the "Collection of Wang Zengqi" series, it is a re-edited and published collection of Wang Zengqi's works. It includes the short stories written by the author from the second half of 1981 to the second half of 1983, including famous works such as "Miscellaneous Notes from Hometown", "Supper Flowers", "Occupation" and "Three Chens from Hometown".

"Collected Letters of Wang Zengqi" is a complete collection of many letters exchanged by Mr. Wang Zengqi throughout his life. The book contains hundreds of letters between Mr. Wang Zengqi and many famous writers such as Shen Congwen, Ba Jin, Huang Shang, Fan Yong, Xiao Shan, Lu Jianhua, etc. It not only provides us with a wealth of information for an in-depth understanding of Wang Zengqi and his works from one aspect, but also provides us with a precious historical material on the history of contemporary literature.

This book is a collection of Wang Zengqi's essays, which mainly contains Wang Zengqi's descriptions of those people, things, and things. The book is divided into four parts: Southwest Associated University, Talking about the Past and the Present, Birds, Animals, Insects and Fish, and Travels to the North and South. The article writes about Wen Yiduo, Jin Yuelin and other old friends from Southwest Associated University, as well as the past life in Southwest Associated University; it writes about the past and present life of Yuyuantan, Diaoyutai and other places; it writes about vegetation, insects and fish; and it writes about travels in various places. Wang Zengqi's prose is mellow and transparent, extremely gorgeous yet bland. Reading through Wang Zengqi's works is like listening to the conversation of an old man with a kind temperament and extensive knowledge. It is full of interest and endless aftertaste.