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As an aesthetic poet and writer, Xu Zhimo has always deliberately pursued the unique charm of prose. He is good at using a variety of rhetorical techniques to vent emotions, create artistic conception, and enhance the artistic expression of prose. This book collects prose works written by Xu Zhimo, including "Autumn Thoughts on the Indian Ocean", "Sunrise on Mount Tarzan", "Keats's Song of the Nightingale", "Keeping the Freedom of My Soul", "Rousseau and Childhood Education", etc. It not only pays attention to aesthetic appreciation, but also takes into account the value of historical documents, which is helpful for appreciation by literature lovers and researchers to trace their origins.

"The Complete Works of the Crescent School: What is Love All About" is a small collection of poetry of the Crescent School. The title of the book is selected from a poem by Xu Zhimo, the representative poet of the Crescent School. It includes all the poems in the four collections of poems written by Xu Zhimo: "Zhimo's Poems", "A Night in the Green Green", "The Collection of Tigers" and "Wandering in the Clouds", which fully presents the poet's poetic style. Introduction to the series of books: The complete collection of famous artists has been published to 38 volumes by the end of 2017, with selected modern famous writers such as Lu Xun, Lao She, Xiao Hong, Fu Lei, Li Jieren, Lin Huiyin, Wang Zengqi, Liang Shiqiu, Zhu Ziqing, Yu Dafu, Xu Dishan, The classic masterpieces of Xu Zhimo, Wen Yiduo, Zhu Xiang, Chen Mengjia and others are original and original works, directly reaching the literary scene of the golden age; hardcover and portable, directly suitable for the commuting backpacks of new youths; complete styles and styles, 3D presentation of the artistic achievements of literary masters. This is the first collection of small collections that introduces the works of famous modern and contemporary Chinese literary figures on a large scale; this is a hard-covered and portable collection of famous works that combines archival and youthful atmosphere; this is a collection of famous works recommended by famous writers, complete in style and style, and read by experts. Specially included is the chronology of the author, which is sincerely recommended by Li Jingze, deputy director of the Chinese Writers Association and a well-known critic. One book can understand a writer, and a set of books can understand an era. It is extremely cost-effective and helps all people read.

"Folding a Branch of Begonia" is a collection of poems by Crescent School poet Xu Zhimo. It selects more than 150 poems written by him in various periods (including several fine prose works). Most of them are on the theme of love, which comprehensively demonstrates the poet's unconstrained creative talent and poetic style. It is the best choice for reading and understanding Xu Zhimo's poems.

This book is a complete collection of poetry works by the modern Chinese poet Xu Zhimo. The content covers all Xu Zhimo's poetry works, including five parts: "Zhimo's Poems", "Collection of Tigers", "A Night in the Fei Lengcui", "Wandering in the Clouds" and "Collection Outside the Collection". The first four parts are single volumes of Xu Zhimo's poetry collections, and the last "Collection Collection" part is Xu Zhimo's uncollected poetry works compiled by the editor from newspapers, Xu Zhimo's diaries, etc. This book collects all published and discovered poems by Xu Zhimo, allowing readers to have a more comprehensive understanding and appreciation of Xu Zhimo's poems.

Masterpieces by famous writers, appreciate the beauty of modern poetry, and get a glimpse of the literary style of famous writers. Xu Zhimo was an experimenter of new poetry, and it was he who made new poetry shine. His poems are mainly filled with love, freedom, and beauty, and are excellent spiritual food. This book selects some of Xu Zhimo's catchy poetry works and compiles them into a volume. His poems are full of love and beauty. They are exemplary works of Crescent poets and an excellent reference and learning model for modern people to learn to write modern poems.

"Zhimo's Poems" is Xu Zhimo's first collection of poems. The first edition in August 1925 was a vertically arranged version imitating Song Dynasty thread binding. In 1928, Shanghai Crescent Bookstore republished it in horizontal paperback format. Compared with the first edition, 15 poems have been deleted and 1 has been added, for a total of 41 poems, of which only 1 stanza of the 18-stanza "Sayannara" is retained. "Collection of Tigers" is Xu Zhimo's collection of poems with the highest artistic achievement. Published by Crescent Bookstore in August 1931, containing 34 poems. "Goodbye Cambridge", "I Don't Know Which Direction the Wind Blows", "In the Mountains", "Autumn Moon", "Two Moons", etc. All come from this collection of poems. The best poems written by Zhimo are lyrical poems, which are swaying, lingering and intoxicating. The poetry is also perfectly unified with poetry. It can be called a classic of modern new poetry.

"The Complete Poems of Xu Zhimo" includes all the works that can be found from the early period of the poet's creation to the end of his life. It fully expresses the poet's fresh words, harmonious rhythm, beautiful artistic conception, and elegant thoughts. He pursues the neatness and beauty of the artistic form and has a distinctive artistic personality.

Xu Zhimo is famous for his poetry, but Liang Shiqiu believes that Xu Zhimo's prose is more accomplished. As an aestheticist writer, Xu Zhimo's prose has a unique charm. He is good at using a variety of rhetorical techniques to vent emotions, create artistic conception, and enhance the artistic expression of prose. He pays attention to the musicality of prose language, making the language distinct in rhythm, beautiful in melody, and full of poetry; he also adds some European sentences into the vernacular, thus forming a unique landscape of prose language, which makes people unforgettable after reading it. This book includes four parts: "Wandering Heart", "Impressions of Life", "Old Friends in Storms" and "Diary Letters".

This book contains Xu Zhimo's popular poems during his lifetime. A talented, emotionally delicate and literary young man of the Republic of China is vividly presented to readers.

Xu Zhimo has been pursuing love, freedom and beauty all his life. This book is a collection of Xu Zhimo's selected essays on life aesthetics. From the aspects of the beauty of love, the beauty of happiness, the beauty of faith, the beauty of art, the beauty of scenery, etc., It selects classic articles such as "Gossips in the Feileng Cui Mountain", "Scale Claws in Paris", "Cambridge I Know" and "Sunrise on Mount Tai" to bring readers the aesthetic culture of emotion, happiness, concepts, art and other aspects, and present readers with the ever-changing aesthetic world. Since time flies by and time flies by, we should treat every inch of life with an aesthetic attitude!

Romantic expressions about love, freedom and beauty, pure and beautiful words that people will remember for a long time. Xu Zhimo is a famous poet and essayist in China. He also became one of the most well-known writers in modern Chinese literary circles due to his marital entanglements with Lin Huiyin, Lu Xiaoman and others. This book contains Xu Zhimo's classic poetry works and prose works in the narrow prose category, which can reflect Xu Zhimo's creative achievements in poetry and prose.

"Ai Mei Xiaozha" includes the diary written by Xu Zhimo when he was in love with Lu Xiaoman and the letters exchanged between the two, as well as related texts such as "Xiaoman's Diary" written by Lu Xiaoman and "Mei Xuan Xiaoyu" written by Xu Zhimo, comprehensively recording the romantic history of the two. In 1936, the fifth anniversary of Xu Zhimo's death, Lu Xiaoman compiled and compiled "Love Eyebrows". This is Lu Xiaoman's memorial to his deceased lover, and it is also an eternal confirmation of this unforgettable love, confirming the existence of pure love in the world...

Modern Chinese literature refers to literature that uses modern literary language and literary forms to express the thoughts, emotions, and psychology of modern Chinese people. It is an emerging literature formed under the influence of the "May 4th" New Culture Movement in the early 20th century and widely accepting the influence of foreign literature. It not only uses modern language to express modern scientific and democratic ideas, but also innovates traditional literature in artistic forms and expression techniques, establishes new literary genres, and has new creations in narrative angles, lyrical methods, descriptive methods, and structural composition. The mainstream of our country's modern literature is people's literature, which is reflected in the greatly strengthened integration of literature and the people. The conscious connection between literature and progressive social trends of thought and national liberation and revolutionary movements constitutes the basic historical characteristics and traditions of our country's modern literature. Literature at this time had the fundamental task of expressing the lives of ordinary people and transforming national character and social life.

Xu Zhimo (1897-1931), whose original name was Zhang Qu and whose courtesy name was Qiansen, changed his name to Zhimo when he studied in England. A native of Haining, Zhejiang. Famous modern poet and essayist in my country. In his early years, Xu Zhimo studied at home and laid a solid foundation in classical Chinese. In 1915, after graduating from Hangzhou No. 1 Middle School, he was successfully admitted to Shanghai Hujiang University. In the autumn of 1916, Xu Zhimo transferred to the preparatory course of law at National Beiyang University. Later, the Law Department of Beiyang University was merged into Peking University, and he entered the preparatory class of Peking University. In June 1918, he became a disciple of the famous scholar Liang Qichao. In August 1918, he went to the United States to study and entered the History Department of Clark University. In September 1919, Xu Zhimo entered the Department of Economics at Columbia University. In October 1920, he went to study at the London School of Economics and Political Science, University of London, where he met the British writer Welsh, so his interest in literature gradually became stronger. After returning to China, he first taught in the English Department of Peking University. In 1926, he became a professor at Guanghua University and an English professor at Soochow University Law School.

Xu Zhimo is known for his bright and gentle poetry, but his prose is as successful as poetry, and his romantic aesthetics include penetrating philosophical analysis. This collection is based on "The Complete Works of Xu Zhimo" compiled by Jiang Fucong and Liang Shiqiu, and refers to "The Complete Works of Xu Zhimo" edited by Han Shishan. It selects 41 representative works of prose by the author in various periods, including "Gossips about Dwelling in Feileng Cui Mountain" and "Sunrise on Mount Tai". "The Cambridge I Know", "The Claws of Paris", "Fantasy on the Beidaihe Beach" and other smart and romantic aesthetic works, as well as penetrating philosophical sketches such as "Smoking and Culture", "Conservatism and "Playing" with the Old", "Autopsy" and "Re-Anatomy". By reading this book, you can fully understand Xu Zhimo's prose style, life thoughts, and even the style of the times.

As a celebrity of that era, Xu Zhimo did everything an ordinary intellectual could do. While pursuing his own happy life, he also had profound thoughts on the destiny of the nation. The prose selected in this book reflects Xu Zhimo's creative characteristics: he not only pays attention to aesthetic appreciation, but also takes into account the value of historical documents, which is helpful for the appreciation of literature lovers and for researchers to trace their origins. This book is a collection of Xu Zhimo's classic essays, including "Autumn Thoughts on the Indian Ocean", "Scale Claws in Paris", "The Ugly West Lake", "The Cambridge I Know" and other essays. Between the lines, we can feel his romantic feelings and idealistic temperament, as well as his courage to face the world head-on.

"The Complete Classics of Xu Zhimo's Prose" collects all of Xu Zhimo's classic prose. Through these articles, you can experience Xu Zhimo's feelings in "Inseparable", sincerity in "Self-dissection", courage in "Going forward", determination in "Even if I break my head, I will keep my soul free", thoughts in "Art and Life" and the endless affection in "My Lovely Eyebrows". In the flowing words, you can feel another Xu Zhimo that makes people fall in love with him as soon as he reads it.

"The moment you are there, the world shines" collects Xu Zhimo's prose, poetry and novels, which are divided into three parts: "Prose·Lingering Love", "Poetry·Traces of Life" and "Novel·Wandering of the Soul". The whole book has an aesthetic style of beautiful artistic conception and elegant thoughts. It pursues the neatness and beauty of the art form and adheres to Xu Zhimo's romantic creative style.

"The Complete Poems of Xu Zhimo" is a complete collection of poetry works by the modern Chinese poet Xu Zhimo. The content covers all of Xu Zhimo's poetry works, including five parts: "Zhimo's Poems", "Tiger Collection", "A Night in the Emerald Green", "Wandering in the Clouds" and "Collection Outside the Collection". The first four parts are separate volumes of Xu Zhimo's poetry anthology, and the last part, "External Collection", is Xu Zhimo's works that have not been included in poetry anthologies compiled by the editor from newspapers, journals, Xu Zhimo's diaries, etc. This book collects all published and discovered poems by Xu Zhimo, allowing readers to have a more comprehensive understanding and appreciation of Xu Zhimo's poems.

"Zhimo's Poems" (Selected Collection of Xu Zhimo's Poems) selects articles from three collections of poems compiled by Xu Zhimo during his lifetime: "Zhimo's Poems", "A Night in the Green Green" and "Tiger Collection", as well as the collection of poems "Yunyou" compiled by his friends after his death, and all are included with reference to the original photocopies of the Republic of China. In addition, some works were excerpted from Xu Zhimo's poems while studying in England in 1922, as well as other poems scattered in newspapers, diaries, and manuscripts. There are a total of 100 poems in the book. In addition to the well-known "Shayanara", "Farewell to Cambridge", "By chance", "Wandering", etc., There are also works of great significance to the poet such as "To Mother", "See You Again in Cambridge", and "Untitled". It also includes Xu Zhimo's self-analysis of poetry creation, "The Crazy Bird" (preface to the collection of poems "Tiger Collection"). In order to provide readers with a convenient and representative reading book of Xu Zhimo's poetry.

This book collects four collections of poems published by Xu Zhimo during his lifetime: "Zhimo's Poems", "A Night in Feilengcui", "Collection of Tigers" and "Wandering in the Clouds". It also organizes his other poems and merges them into "Wake Up!" Awake! >>. Although the poet left gently, the works he left behind will remain in the hearts of readers forever.