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"The Eternal Spirit of the Teacher" contains more than 30 novels, essays, reviews and academic papers written by Professor Xie Meng. Although he is over eighty years old, he is still passionate and writes non-stop, and regards creation as the most wonderful thing in the world. He faced the wind and rain, and continued to explore and pursue on the road of creation as always! In this self-selected collection, although there are not many novels, the layout of the novels is tortuous and unique. The author tries different writing methods based on different ideas, highlighting the excitement of the story and the ups and downs of the characters' fate, which is endlessly memorable; the prose is colorful, without any fiction, and comes from real life. Each article is flexible in writing, full of emotion, distinctive in personality, and contains deep spiritual connotations; the commentary is Xie Meng's discussion and research on major issues in the field of education. He seems to speak with a straight face, but in fact he has a deep concern for the country and the people, showing his high sense of mission and responsibility for education; the academic article belongs to the author's professional category - Chinese classical literature, and excerpts the tip of the iceberg from the author's works, with the purpose of spreading Chinese classical culture and allowing the classics to continue to circulate.

This poetry collection collects more than 80 poems of various genres written by Xie Meng, which are divided into two parts: "new poetry" and "old style poetry". There are "metrical poetry" and "free poetry" divided according to form; there are "narrative poetry" and "lyric poetry" divided according to content. "Love poems"; there are "prose poems" and "rhyme poems" divided according to expression methods, as well as long poems, short poems and collective recitation poems, etc.; In "old style poetry" there are seven words, five words, seven words, five words and miscellaneous words, including several word cards. In addition, four lyrics composed by Xie Meng and an introduction to the composer are also attached. Xie Meng's process of creating poetry can be said to be "at will" and "naturally blooming". That is, when he finds a beautiful "shot" or touches the soul, he will "express his love" in various forms of poetic expression to achieve the "poetic feeling" he pursues. In his twenties, he presented this carefully crafted work to readers.

"Selected Notes on Ancient Chinese Literary Works Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties, Song, Liao, Jin, and Yuan Dynasties (3rd Edition)" was originally the textbook "Selected Ancient Chinese Literary Works" for the ancient Chinese literature course of China Central Radio and Television University (now the Open University of China) published by our publisher. This book will be used in conjunction with the "Outline of the History of Chinese Literature" revised and published by our publisher in 2016. The complete set of this book is divided into three volumes: the first volume "Part of Pre-Qin, Han, Wei and Jin"; the middle volume "Part of Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties, Song, Liao, Jin and Yuan"; the second volume "Part of Yuan (continued) Ming and Qing Dynasties". This volume collects representative works of important writers from the Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties, Song, Liao, Jin and Yuan dynasties, and especially includes works by writers ignored by other selections, such as "Tears" by Yang Yi, a representative writer of Xikun style, etc. The annotations are based on clearing up the text and are as concise and concise as possible; in some places, several explanations are selected for reference. Only a brief introduction to the writer's life story is given, generally using popular viewpoints.