Library

An ordinary reader, with a simple mood, made a year-round reading among ordinary reading materials starting from the year of the Revolution of 1911. Hundreds of reading materials and thousands of short essays in and out of books over the past century have gradually gathered into annual rings on paper. The books in the "wheel" include famous works, such as "Tolerance" and "Fu Lei Family Letters", as well as teaching materials and textbooks; there are politics, such as the writings of Mao and Deng, and economics; there are wars, such as "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich", and there are peace; there are praises, such as "China", and there are criticisms, such as "Entertaining to Death"; there are people "New Self-cultivation" in the early years of the Republic of China, and the newly published "Desolate Collection"... Are eclectic and read as the situation arises, like the growth of the year, irregular, but natural, truly reflecting the civilian nature of reading, as the author said in the preface, "it is not difficult for everyone who has read books and written compositions." The text in the book is simple, the historical materials are rich, and the stories are exciting at times. The books and shadows are unique, rich in meaning and long-lasting in flavor.

The historical scene of China's "veteran idealists". A group of Chinese intellectuals who "worry first about the world's worries" are not interested in politics by nature. Most of them regard rejuvenating the country through education, cultural inheritance, rural transformation, and helping the weak as their peaceful livelihood. Unfortunately, the fate of the country is in danger, the people's livelihood is in chaos, and the war is raging, and there is no place to put a desk. They came out of their studies, formed a group and formed the "Comrades for the Unification and Founding of the Republic of China", which was later reorganized into the "China Democratic Political Alliance". They did not rely on arms, did not seek political power, and did not occupy territory. They participated in Chinese politics with only cultural and ideological power, and were active between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, forming a remarkable political landscape. "Former Gentlemen: Notes on the History of the Alliance: 1939-1950" gradually gathers their thoughts and opinions from fragmentary historical materials, and presents the formation process of the overall political opinions of this Chinese intellectual group. The wonderful, profound, profound and kind gentlemen formed a gallery of brilliant characters.

100 years of China, 100 annual rings, 100 vicissitudes of life. "Who passed down this industry? Hang a lamp in the dusk." An ordinary reader, with a simple mood, made a year-round reading among the common reading materials, starting from the year of the Revolution of 1911. Hundreds of reading materials and thousands of short essays in and out of books over the past century have gradually gathered into annual rings on paper. The books in "The Wheel" include classics, teaching materials, and textbooks; there are politics; there are wars and peace; there are praises and criticisms; there are "New Self-cultivation" in the early years of the Republic of China, and there are also newly published "Desolate Collections"... There is no stick to one, and you can read as you go. The formation of annual rings is irregular but natural, and truly reflects the civilian nature of reading. As the author said in the preface, "it is not difficult for everyone who has read books and written compositions." The "annual rings" of books are also the "annual rings" of people.