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"Ni Huanzhi" is Ye Shengtao's only full-length novel. It tells the story of a progressive intellectual who expected to use "ideal education" to cleanse the darkness of society from the Revolution of 1911 to the failure of the Great Revolution in 1927. The harsh reality shattered Ni Huanzhi's fantasy. With the arrival of the May 4th Movement, Ni Huanzhi was involved in the revolutionary wave, and began to turn his attention to the "public masses" and devote himself to social transformation activities. During the May 30th Movement and the climax of the Great Revolution, Ni Huanzhi initially shifted from a reformist approach of "education to save the nation" to later turning to revolution. However, after the "April 12" counter-revolutionary massacre, Ni Huanzhi did not persist in the heroic struggle like Wang Leshan, but felt fragile that "it was too changed" and even died in pessimism and despair. This ending of the protagonist is a whipping for all petty bourgeois intellectuals who cannot truly integrate with the masses.

Writing is a technical job. How to accumulate materials? How to draw up an outline? How to lay out the text? After writing the document, how to modify the content... If you don't understand these, you will only get half the result with half the effort if you start blindly. This book condenses Mr. Ye Shengtao's decades of article writing experience. Through 21 articles focusing on various aspects of writing, the book uses examples, comparisons and other methods to clarify the key points of writing in an all-round and multi-angle manner and analyze the secrets of expression, allowing you to quickly improve your writing skills and become a good writer as soon as possible.

Ye Shengtao is a famous modern writer, educator and publisher, and a pioneer in the creation of modern Chinese children's literature. As an essayist, he became the backbone of prose creation of the Literary Research Association in the early days together with Zhou Zuoren and Zhu Ziqing. Later he became a representative of the enlightened prose. The number of his essays selected by the "Chinese New Literature Series" published in 1935 was second only to Zhou Zuoren, Lu Xun and Zhu Ziqing. Realism is the characteristic of Ye Shengtao's prose. He insisted that literature reflect life and describe the "blood and tears" life of ordinary people. Ye Shengtao's prose has a rigorous structure, dense stitches, no flaw in writing, and no redundant words. It is calm and cheerful, comfortable and valuable, rigorous in style, plain and easy to read, and has a lasting charm. Professor Xia Zhiqing of Columbia University believes that Ye Shengtao "is the one who has best stood the test of time" among new literature writers.

This book is a collection of Ye Shengtao's fairy tales and prose, with a lyrical style and beautiful style. Beautiful fairy tales are rich in imagination, fresh in writing, simple in story but profound in meaning, and full of wisdom; beautiful prose describes various situations in the world, expresses emotions, and is full of profound and long-lasting cultural meaning.

"Ye Shengtao's Prose" selects prose works created by the Chinese language master Ye Shengtao. Among the freehand brushwork in the south of the Yangtze River, the description of the world, and the past stories of old friends, it includes articles such as "A Place Without Autumn Insects", "Two Caves in Jinhua" and "Becoming a Father". Ye Shengtao is a senior literary critic and connoisseur. As early as the May Fourth period, he wrote many insightful new literary criticisms. In the 1930s, he and his close friends Zhu Ziqing and Yu Pingbo jointly created Interpretation Poetics. Zhu and Yu respectively focused on the ontological analysis of new vernacular poetry and classical poetry. Ye, on the other hand, pioneered the trend based on aesthetic principles and took the lead in proposing diversified judgments and value judgments on the outstanding works that emerged in the New Literature Movement. He made an in-depth micro-perspective analysis of modern novels, prose, and poetry, and made a unique contribution to the aesthetic appreciation of modern Chinese literature, poetry, and novels. In addition, as a realist master in the history of new literature, Ye Shengtao advocated that literature reflect life and describe the "blood and tears" life of ordinary people. He is particularly good at expressing the lives of women, children and ordinary citizens. His works show an ideal realm of life - love, beauty and light.

"Ni Huanzhi" is the author's only full-length novel. Based on the primary school teacher Ni Huanzhi, the novel typically describes the pursuit and disillusionment of some intellectuals from the Revolution of 1911 to the failure of the Great Revolution in 1927. It reflects the tortuous and difficult road traveled by China's petty bourgeois intellectuals who demand revolution. Ni Huanzhi is a young intellectual who yearns for revolution. He was enthusiastic and ideal during the Revolution of 1911. After the baptism of the May Fourth Movement, he embarked on the path of reformism. He wanted to use education to transform society and save the nation, but his ambition could only end in disillusionment. At the same time, a new love life and family life are also aspects of his pursuit. His love is happy and beautiful, but his marriage is confusing. Although under the influence of the revolutionary Wang Leshan, he participated in some practical struggles, he finally died of pessimism and despair after the failure of the great revolution.

"Ni Huanzhi" is Ye Shengtao's masterpiece and the only full-length novel he created. Ni Huanzhi is a young man who eagerly pursues new things. After the failure of the Revolution of 1911, Ni Huanzhi put "all hope of saving the country in education" and expected to use "ideal education" to wash away the darkness of society. He also longed for a marriage relationship of mutual help and love, and loved and pursued Jin Peizhang, a woman with similar thoughts and interests as himself. However, Ni Huanzhi encountered obstacles in his educational career many times, and his family life was also far away from his original intention. This made Ni Huanzhi deeply feel the loneliness and pain of "having a wife, but losing a lover and a comrade." With the arrival of the May 4th Movement, Ni Huanzhi was involved in the revolutionary wave, and began to turn his attention to the "public masses" and devote himself to social transformation activities. During the May 30th Movement and the climax of the Great Revolution, Ni Huanzhi participated in intense revolutionary work. From the reformist nature of "education to save the nation", it later turned to revolution. After the "April 12" counter-revolutionary massacre, Ni Huanzhi did not persist in the heroic struggle like Wang Leshan, but felt fragilely that "it had changed too much". He became pessimistic and disappointed, drank and cried bitterly, and died with the question and hope of "when will we see the light?" This ending of the protagonist is a whipping for all petty bourgeois intellectuals who cannot truly integrate with the masses.

"The Flowers Falling on the Water Surface Are All Articles" is a book written by Mr. Ye Shengtao to teach people how to write. The full name is "The Flowers Falling on the Water Surface Are All Articles: Ye Shengtao Talks about Writing". This book is divided into five parts, which discuss the essentials of writing in detail from aspects such as what writing is, how to find writing materials, how to write, how to revise articles, and how to judge the quality of articles, etc., And carefully answers any doubts you may encounter during the writing process. The book is full of practical writing techniques and insightful articles. This is a master classic not to be missed.

How to be a good teacher? How to improve daily teaching work ability? How to get along with children? How to teach students well? This book brings together the lifelong teaching experience of Mr. Ye Shengtao, a great educator. It has both lofty educational concepts and practical educational methods; it has both individual teaching suggestions for teachers and good learning strategies for student groups. Reading this book is like listening to an old man's wisdom on life. Every word is exquisite and penetrating, and the lines are full of Mr. Ye Shengtao's love for education and his ardent expectations for future generations.

For Ye Shengtao, Suzhou can be said to be "born here, died here, and remembered here". He spent 76 years writing about his hometown of Suzhou. Together, it is an encyclopedia of Suzhou's century-old products, culture, folk customs, customs and social changes. And because it is personal experience, it is a true record and an expression of true feelings. The book is divided into eight parts, covering the fun of being in Suzhou as a child; memories of going to school; and the picturesque scenery and folk customs of Suzhou. The collection of diaries, letters, essays, poems, writings, and memories are all true records of Suzhou society and are rare historical materials for studying Suzhou's revolutionary history, cultural history, literary history, education history, folklore history, and even its landscape, products, architecture, and gardens over the past century. The words are like flowing clouds and flowing water, concise and meaningful.

From Mr. Ye Shengtao's classic works, 30 works are selected that are suitable for target readers and children of this age group. The introductory reading section provides an in-depth analysis of the writing styles of literary writers and an appreciation of literary value.

"Lotus Root and Water Shield: An Intensive Reading by Ye Shengtao" selects prose works written by Ye Shengtao, a master of Chinese language. It includes articles such as "A Place Without Autumn Insects", "Remembering Two Caves in Jinhua", and "Being a Father" among the freehand brushwork of the south of the Yangtze River, the description of the world, and the past stories of old friends. Ye Shengtao is a senior literary critic and connoisseur. As early as the May Fourth period, he wrote many insightful new literary criticisms. In the 1930s, he and his close friends Zhu Ziqing and Yu Pingbo jointly created Interpretation Poetics. Zhu and Yu respectively focused on the ontological analysis of new vernacular poetry and classical poetry. Ye, on the other hand, pioneered the trend based on aesthetic principles and took the lead in proposing diversified judgments and value judgments on the outstanding works that emerged in the New Literature Movement. He made an in-depth micro-perspective analysis of modern novels, prose, and poetry, and made a unique contribution to the aesthetic appreciation of modern Chinese literature, poetry, and novels. In addition, as a realist master in the history of new literature, Ye Shengtao advocated that literature reflect life and describe the "blood and tears" life of ordinary people. He is particularly good at expressing the lives of women, children and ordinary citizens. His works show an ideal realm of life: love, beauty, and light.

People will play many roles in their lives, and their family and social roles also vary from person to person. Ye Shengtao's family characters are harmonious and harmonious, with four generations living under one roof. The social role is called a "gentleman" and he holds many important positions. This book brings together more than a hundred of Ye Shengtao's discussions and insights on how to "be a human being", "do one's duty", "behave in society" and "make unremitting efforts". The whole book is subdivided into thirteen parts, all of which summarize and summarize different roles in life, including the principles of being a human being; professional thoughts and practices; and sincere emotions and teachings about various family roles. They are all must-read mantras for life education. The writing is beautiful and can be appreciated by both refined and popular people.

"Good Reading and Seeking Deep Understanding" is a work written by Mr. Ye Shengtao about how to read. Its full name is "Good Reading and Seeking Deep Understanding: Ye Shengtao Talks about Reading". The book is divided into four parts, which elaborate on the importance of reading and how to develop good reading habits from the aspects of why you should read, the difficulties of reading, the methods of reading and the selection of reading materials. The views in the book are exquisite, unique, practical and effective. It is a must-read book for improving reading skills and improving inefficient reading.

This small book contains twenty-four selected articles... I am not saying that there are no good articles other than these articles. I just want to show readers that such articles are good articles. To write a good article is not something you can do by laying down a piece of paper, grabbing a pen, shaking your head and thinking for a while; at least you can realize this after reading these twenty-four articles. Reading and writing are both behaviors in life, and any behavior must be developed into a habit... The knowledge of reading and writing must be turned into a habit, and if you use it unconsciously, then you can truly benefit. Readers reading this little book, please don't forget this sentence: Develop a habit.

Ye Shengtao's fairy tale collection "Scarecrow" is one of the earliest and best fairy tale collections in modern and contemporary Chinese history. The thoughts of compassion, beautiful language and innocent childishness are intertwined, and have very high ideological and artistic value. His fairy tales aim to inspire children to understand truth, goodness and beauty, and to care about the things happening around them and society. The writing is delicate and moving, and the colors are lively. It is a masterpiece of early vernacular writing.

The magazine "Middle School Students" was founded in 1930, and Ye Shengtao has been the editor-in-chief since 1931. For a long time, "Middle School Students" magazine has been a good teacher and helpful friend of middle school students, helping them understand the world and their own responsibilities, guiding them to cultivate sentiments, shape personality, and thus revive the national spirit. ? In the 1960s, Ye Shengtao copied the articles worth preserving that he wrote for "Middle School Students" from 1930 to 1951 into a volume and named them "self-selected articles". The content of these "self-selected articles" covers many aspects of middle school students' life, study, personality, cultivation, friendship, etc., And involves many topics such as the destiny of the country, the future of the nation, educational methods, tradition and modernity, and the responsibilities of youth. They are high-quality products with comprehensive characteristics and distinctive personalities. These "optional articles" are like opening a window for a serious classroom, allowing the diverse activities and splendid scenery of the world to be projected in. After being washed by the times, they are still shining brightly and are often read and updated.

Ye Shengtao was diligent in writing throughout his life and wrote a lot of works in various genres. Among them, his prose creation was the most praised. Amidst the plainness and moderation, there is rich meaning and charm; the writing is simple, but it is like chewing green olives, with a long aftertaste. At the same time, his prose is extremely standardized and can be learned and imitated by literature lovers. This book selects 70 excellent works and divides them into five series for the enjoyment of readers.

This book is a collection of works by the famous writer and educator Ye Shengtao. It selects several novels, essays and fairy tales by Mr. Ye Shengtao, including the novels "Mr. Pan in Difficulty", "Three Five Dou More", essays "Suzhou Gardens", fairy tales "Scarecrow", "Little White Boat" and other classics. The works selected in this book not only reflect the profound social reality of a specific era, show infinite sympathy for the weak, and affectionate praise for the power of light; they are also full of romantic imagination and poetry, with concise and smart language, conveying strong emotions in vivid stories, and leading readers into a pure literary world.

"Scarecrow" is a fairy tale collection that includes some famous fairy tales created by Ye Shengtao, the pioneer of modern Chinese fairy tale creation. These stories use the language of fairy tales that are easy to understand, creating a lively and innocent world for children. There are profound meanings hidden in the simple stories, and strong emotions are conveyed in the plain language.

This book is written by Mr. Ye Shengtao to guide young people on how to appreciate literature. A total of twenty-seven works by famous writers are selected in the book. Each article adopts the format of quoting the original text of the famous work, followed by Mr. Ye Shengtao's comments, detailing the advantages and merits of the good article. The articles selected in the book are all works by classic masters, such as Zhu Ziqing's "Back", Ba Jin's "Friends", Lu Xun's "Watching a Opera", Zhou Zuoren's "Little River", etc. Each article has its typical and unique excellence, which can be used as a reference by future generations when learning to write articles. The words Mr. Ye Shengtao added after each article pointed out the benefits of these articles and gave people the eyes to discover the beauty of literature. After reading this book, you will understand clearly how to write an article, what problems can be avoided when writing, and what techniques can be used.

"Kaiming Library: Ye Shengtao teaches you to write well and read well (set of 3 volumes)" collects Mr. Ye Shengtao's three classic works on reading and writing. From how to read, to how to appreciate, to how to write, Mr. Ye Shengtao tells us in the book that reading Reading is not just about reading ten lines at a glance. A good article must be read carefully to discover the beauty of literature. Writing is not just a pile of words. It must have its own intention, learn to appreciate a good article, and understand the advantages and disadvantages of an article. It will not be difficult to write a good article.

"The Flowers Falling on the Water Surface Are All Articles" is a book written by Mr. Ye Shengtao to teach people how to write. The full name is "The Flowers Falling on the Water Surface Are All Articles: Ye Shengtao Talks about Writing". "Falling Flowers and Waters Are All Articles" is divided into five parts. They discuss in detail the essentials of writing from the aspects of what writing is, how to find writing materials, how to write, how to revise articles, and how to judge the quality of articles, etc., And carefully answer the doubts that may be encountered in the writing process. The book is full of practical writing techniques and insightful articles. This is a master classic not to be missed.