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In 1950, the Chinese People's Volunteers crossed the Yalu River to support North Korea in its fight against U. S. Aggression. In order to ensure the supply of materials to the front line, a volunteer army, the Korean Aid Brigade, was established among the railway workers to ensure smooth transportation of railway materials. They worked with spies behind the battlefield, fought against enemy artillery fire, and always kept the railway open to provide domestic materials to the front line. "Three Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains" takes the difficulties encountered by railway workers who aided North Korea in maintaining the railway as the main content, takes the volunteers' love for the motherland, the people, justice, and peace as the meridian of the story, and uses the brotherhood of the Chinese and North Korean people to fight against the enemy as the latitude of the story. From the side, it depicts the heroic deeds of the volunteers and the Chinese and North Korean people's yearning for peace. This book also includes Yang Shuo's representative works that tell the story of the Anti-Japanese War, such as "Dark Moon Night", "Big Flag", "Frost Sky", "Fire Combination", etc.

This book is a collection of Yang Shuo's prose. It contains more than 50 of Yang Shuo's representative essays, divided into four series according to different contents, including famous articles such as "Lychee Honey", "Snow Waves" and "Fragrant Mountain Red Leaves". Yang Shuo creatively inherited the strengths of traditional Chinese prose, reaching the realm of poetry by expressing feelings about things and blending things and myself; the structure is exquisite, and the ending is full of meanings and intriguing; the language has the charm of painstaking refinement, is precise, condensed, rich in meaning and rich in music, and has a fresh, handsome, tactful and subtle style.

Yang Shuo's prose writing began before the founding of New China, mainly describing the fiery fighting life during the Anti-Japanese War and the War of Liberation; after the founding of New China, there were many close-ups of communications reflecting the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea; in the mid-1950s, Yang Shuo's prose turned to lyrical "poetry" Style - Since the publication of "Red Leaves in Fragrant Mountain" in 1956, famous works such as "Hai Shi", "Lychee Honey", "Camellia Ode" and "Snow Waves" have been published one after another. Bing Xin praised it as "as clear as water, simple and concise, fresh and elegant, making people linger and recite it, unable to remember it". This book selects 61 prose works written by Yang Shuo in different periods from 1938 to 1963. In addition to the above-mentioned lyrical prose masterpieces, they also include "Night at Tongguan", "North and South of the Yalu River", "Spring in Korea", which describe war life; "Spring in the Gobi Desert" and "Journey to the Yongding River", which praise the construction of New China; and overseas travel notes such as "Egyptian Lamp", "Indian Thoughts", "Equatorial Snow", etc. There are also 15 photos of the author in different periods, with both pictures and texts, allowing readers to better understand the author's creative style.

"My Heart Has Flowers from Youth" is a collection of Yang Shuo's prose collections, including the author's representative prose. The book is divided into three volumes: "My Heart Has Flowers", "Journey of Time" and "Everywhere", and includes famous pieces such as "Lychee Honey", "Snow Waves", "Camellia Ode", "Fragrant Mountain Red Leaves" and "Penglai Wonderland". Yang Shuo's prose was regarded as the leader in the prose world at that time. Bing Xin commented that his prose "can be said to be as clear as water, simple and concise, fresh and elegant, which makes people linger and chant, unable to get pregnant." There are flowers in your heart and you are not afraid of the floating world. I hope you can face cruelty and accept it calmly.

This book is the work of Yang Shuo, a famous prose writer. It collects more than 50 representative prose pieces from different creative periods of the author, divided into five series according to different categories, including famous pieces such as "Lychee Honey", "Snow Waves" and "Fragrant Mountain Red Leaves". The author creatively inherits the advantages of traditional Chinese prose, and reaches the realm of poetry by expressing feelings about things and blending things and myself. The structure is exquisite, the language is fresh and concise, and the flavor of the times is strong. A prominent feature of Yang Shuo's prose is "searching for the artistic conception of poetry". He is good at extracting moving poetic meaning from ordinary things, expresses his ambitions through objects, expresses his emotions through scenes, and flashes the style of the times in the artistic conception of poetry. The structure of Yang Shuo's prose is exquisite. At first glance, it is often confusing because of the clouds. But after the twists and turns, the winding path leads to a quiet place, suddenly revealing a new world, and the ending is full of meanings and is thought-provoking. This work allows readers to feel the essence of Yang Shuo's prose and feel the charm of traditional Chinese prose.

In "Heart of the Chinese People", Yang Shuo used the overwhelming dust to contrast the selfless dedication and love of the motherland of the unknown rickshaw driver; he used the fiery red kapok to symbolize a hopeful tomorrow; he used the spring breeze blowing in the Gobi Desert to symbolize the bright future created by the hard-working and brave workers; he used the colorful spring breeze to welcome the spring. Flowers represent the unity of compatriots of all ethnic groups, closely linking the unity of the nation with the prosperity of the country; the red leaves of the Fragrant Mountains, which become more and more lovely as the autumn comes, represent the old and strong tour guides... Those sentences, which may be short and concise or profound, not only will not make people feel boring, but will also make people immersed in them and have endless aftertaste.

When the sun turns to darkness, the earth sinks into the sea, the fiery stars fall from the sky, and the flames jump in the sky, a new world will be created, once again brilliant and glorious, with houses topped with gold, and fields that are full of fruits without sowing, and live in happiness forever.

The book "Yang Shuo Prose" is a collector's edition of Yang Shuo's prose, which mainly includes 51 articles such as "Ordinary People", "Tongguan Night", "Spring in North Korea", "Baihua Mountain", "Water from the Yellow River Comes from the Sky", "Painting Mountains and Embroidering Water", "Pyramid Night Moon", "Indian Feelings", "Wildness" and "Spring of Life". These works fully display the author's rich and delicate life. It has high literary quality, artistic quality and readability. Each short and concise article will leave you with endless aftertaste.