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Qian Shuming got up early on Sunday morning, put on casual clothes and went to the vegetable market near the hospital to buy vegetables. Lily and Wanwan were still sleeping in, so he decided to cook something delicious for them. He was going to make some pork rib soup and a West Lake vinegar fish. Every time he worked hard, he was rewarded with ridicule from Lily, saying that his bad habits were hard to change and he always liked to get into the kitchen. He argued, what will we eat if we don't go into the kitchen? Without waiting for Lily to answer, Wanwan shouted, "McDonald's!" He hates foreign fast food. In recent years, he has gradually gained weight. Fortunately, he has not gone bald yet, which makes Lily and Wanwan even thinner, like bean sprouts. 

"Bubble Collection" means praying for modern people to be the strongest bubbles. This collection of essays includes Zhang Xin's creative essays in recent years, questions and answers on ideological exchanges with readers and critics, and interesting souls in daily life.

Zhang Wei's writing is deep and delicate, based on the ideal countryside and traditional moral stance, and is full of humanistic care and philosophical thinking. This book selects and excerpts from various representative works of his, including the novel "The Ancient Ship" and "September Fables", the novella "Seven Kinds of Mushrooms", the short stories "Voice" and "A Pool of Clear Water", the essays "Into the Wilderness", "Night Thoughts", the speech "The Badger Comes at Midnight" and other chapters, comprehensively demonstrating Zhang Wei's creative style and artistic achievements.

The Ming Dynasty is a dynasty in history that makes people imagine countless things. If you returned to the Ming Dynasty, what kind of person would you like to be? Be an emperor or a prince? Be a minister or a general? What should you pay attention to if you accidentally become a eunuch? Of course, many people may choose to be ordinary people and want to examine the hundreds of years of changes in the Ming Dynasty from the eyes of ordinary people. This book takes human beings as the subject, and through different identities, readers can experience what it was like to grow up in the Ming Dynasty, understand the history of the Ming Dynasty as if they were there in person, and restore the truth of the events in the Ming Dynasty. While increasing readers' interest in reading the history of the Ming Dynasty, it also allows readers to learn from history and live better in the present.

Mandarin duck. Take sugar. Yuanyang is a unique drink in Cantonese tea restaurants. It is half coffee and half black tea, half is flame and the other half is still flame. Together they have a flaming taste. The sweet version means no sugar is added, the salt version means no salt is added, and the full version means no onions, ginger, and garlic are added. What's the point of eating if everyone leaves? Don't you put seasoning packets in instant noodles? The economy is in recession, and Auntie Lu, the proprietress of the tea restaurant, is even more expressionless, and she looks like Guan Gong, whom she admires. Cantonese-style tea restaurants all have colorful sculptures of Guan Gong carrying a sword, which is meant to keep ghosts and monsters away. There is a Lucky Cat at the checkout counter. The store is very old, and it has been said that it needs to be renovated, but it seems that there is no money to decorate it. The dark booths can support the ceiling with a hand, and repeat customers will never leave. Aunt Lu said, nostalgia? Sorry to say it saves money, of course it's nostalgic, it's just cheap and tastes good. Without decoration, there is no way to raise prices, so there are a lot of depressed people.

The director of the training center, Teng Naimi, is shrewd and decisive, but her life is like a chaotic chess game: her son Xue Shishi was accidentally lost when she was four and a half years old; her marriage to her husband Xue Yifeng broke down; she also lost contact with her best friend Xia Yubing when she was a girl. Compared with the mediocre Nami when she was a student, Xia Yubing is a proud girl, beautiful, intelligent and from a wealthy family. After having a son, she moved to the United States. Under her careful cultivation, her son Xiao Sangjun grew up to be a kind-hearted and skilled chef. However, as Xue Shishi's whereabouts were discovered by the police, a secret hidden many years ago that could destroy several families was also revealed...

He got into this business by accident. That day he picked up something valuable at a four-star hotel. "Shun" is a better word, not as straightforward as "steal" which makes people feel guilty. It's as if anyone would do it, so I don't even have to blame myself. You have to have a good attitude in whatever you do, and everything you do will be beautiful. The characteristic of this country is that it is big and there are so many meetings. At first, he was just a fool eating and drinking, but later he developed into selling random things. This is a good business, no one is aware of it, and most of the people at the meeting don't know each other. What do you mean by yelling that something is missing? Could it be that the attendees stole it?

This article tells the life of Zhu Youtang, Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty and the prosperous era of Hongzhi he created. Zhu Youtang, Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty, with the reign name Hongzhi, was the ninth emperor of the Ming Dynasty. Although he only lived a short life of thirty-six years, he created a prosperous and splendid eighteen-year era. This period of history is sandwiched between the dark years of the Chenghua Dynasty and the absurd era of the Zhengde Dynasty of the Ming Dynasty, but it has brought the Chinese people a life that is happy and nostalgic enough. Zhu Youtang, Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty, was known as the "Zhongxing Order Master". During his reign, he worked hard to govern and appointed a number of upright ministers such as Wang Shu and Liu Daxia, creating a prosperous era known as "Hongzhi Zhongxing" in history. This book traces the origins and presents a panoramic view of the legendary life of Zhu Youtang, Emperor Xiaozong of the Ming Dynasty. It also tells the ups and downs of famous officials such as Liu Daxia, Wang Shu, and Ma Wensheng.

Faster and faster firing rates, longer and longer ranges, and more and more lethality have made the development of firearms almost perfect. "Firearms: A Complete Manual of World's Classic Firearms" provides a detailed introduction to classic firearms in history and the world's leading firearms. Rich in information, accurate data, and accompanied by a large number of exquisite pictures, it is a veritable complete manual of the world's classic firearms.

The book carefully combs the history of the Ming Dynasty for more than three hundred years from the aspects of politics, economy, military, culture, etc., And makes a profound analysis of the key events in the history of the Ming Dynasty, the key figures and important systems that affected the historical development process, etc., Including the rectification of distorted historical figures and the objective discussion of events that have been over-exaggerated and whitewashed. This will be a historical feast exclusively for lovers of Ming Dynasty history, showing how the Ming Dynasty prospered in its heyday, then declined through slackness, then experienced a brief resurgence, and finally its collapse.

The demeanor of the Wei and Jin Dynasties led to the popularity of celebrities. Who started the three-part world, and who laid the foundation for unifying the world? What did the Chinese doctors that Europeans most admired do, and what caused the lowest population ebb in Chinese history? Why did the Eight Kings Rebellion happen that should not have happened? What efforts did the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the Northern Expedition Shuangbi make to look north to Chang'an? What kind of person is not remembered in history, but also remains infamy for thousands of years? Who brought an end to the Western Jin Dynasty? How did the artificial printing press come into being in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, and why did the World Silk War break out during the reign of Emperor Wu of Liang Dynasty? Why did the "Hundred Schools Forum" appear during the Northern and Southern Dynasties? How did Chen, the weakest of the Southern Dynasties, establish the country? "Don't Let History Become Ashes: Turmoil and Integration" will bring you up close to the historical truth of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties.

Adjutant Yan pinched the brim of the homespun military cap and pulled it left and right, loosening his forehead, and said with a smile, "Your family's contribution to the party is to send three beautiful girls to the team." Miss Yin patted the Eight Immortals table lightly, and said sternly with her almond-shaped eyes, "We are defecting to the revolution, not condolences to the warlords." Adjutant Yan smiled and said nothing.

This set of books is designed to help teenagers easily understand Chinese history. The selection of materials is mainly historical events, as well as some interesting histories full of topical points. The narrative is simple and vivid, making teenagers interested in reading. The content is combined with classroom teaching for primary and secondary students, making it a good historical supplementary reading. This book is a volume of the Han Dynasty. The author uses a relaxed style to lead young readers into the historical scene, personally experience the vicissitudes of the Han Dynasty for four hundred years, and reproduce the ups and downs of the Han Dynasty. The content of the book covers politics, military, diplomacy, culture, science and technology, etc. It not only restores the reality of history and the vividness of characters for young readers, presenting a vivid picture of the two Han Dynasties, but also leads young people to understand ancient Chinese history in many aspects, learn relevant knowledge, and be inspired by it. An interesting look at the Han Dynasty: Will the tyrant Qin Shihuang's achievements last forever? The overlord of Western Chu committed suicide in Wujiang River, is it his own fault? Did Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty lose his family for three generations? Women in the Han Dynasty had exclusive power, and they were all "wise kings"?

This book shows the alternative mystery of Zhu Yuanzhang's takeover of the world, how the Japanese pirates who harassed the entire Ming Dynasty were formed, who opened up the Western Regions for the Ming Dynasty, what happened to the Ming Dynasty's "college entrance examination zoning", where did the Ming Dynasty's "Vietnam War" come from, the 16th century How the Chinese maritime merchants managed the world in the 19th century, how the undefeated "Qi Family Army" was formed, there are different opinions on who destroyed the Ming Dynasty, what was the real situation in Taiwan under Zheng Chenggong's rule, and who was Galdan who fought against Kangxi, and who actually deserves the title of the first person in China's firearms. The entire feudal dynasty gained its final glory here, but was soon obliterated by the torrent of history.

This book tells the story of the more than 300 years from the anti-Japanese struggle in the middle of the Ming Dynasty in 1368 to the Qing Dynasty's recovery of Taiwan in 1683. In the context of the advent of the Age of Discovery, Japanese pirates, Portugal, Spain, the Netherlands and other invading forces took off. Despite the lantern-like attempt to invade Taiwan, the patriots of the Chinese nation have made unremitting struggles and made huge sacrifices to fight against foreign aggression on the island of Taiwan. They have successfully fought against the invaders time and time again and defended the beautiful and fertile island of Taiwan. The descendants of the Yan and Huang Dynasties in the Age of Discovery, in this great era, used their sweat and wisdom to leave a magnificent chapter belonging to China.

There were so many things in the two Han Dynasties, but now we know how many things happened. Liu Bang and Xiang Yu, what is the real reason why Liu Bang was the winner in the end? Where is the sad place for the powerful man? How did Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty come to the stage of history? How did Chao Cuo lose his life in order to reduce the vassal state? Where was the man behind the scenes who only respected Confucianism? Who is Wang Mang? Is Liu Xiu underestimated by history? Do you still remember the child who counted stars? How did Ban Chao open up the Western Regions, and who brought the powerful Huns to Europe. Why the powerful Han Dynasty perished, and who was risking their lives to save the powerful dynasty, all of this is in the book "Unable to Turn History into Ashes: Defending the Territory and Opening Up the Frontier", waiting for your discovery.

The book "Not Allowing History to Be Ashes: Divide to Reunification" uses a unique perspective and tells the history from the Spring and Autumn Period to the Warring States Period from a microscopic perspective. The author extracts ancient and modern historical materials and uses popular and humorous writing to describe in detail the rise of small countries and the struggle for hegemony among princes during the Spring and Autumn Period and the magnificent historical events. He also vividly describes the ups and downs of the struggles of Song Xianggong, Wu Qi, Zhao She and other charismatic figures. Let readers feel the historical process of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods from division to unification from this series of charming people and events.

This book is a new result of the author's recent research on modern poetry. It covers the Crescent Poetry School during the Republic of China, postwar new poetry and modern poetry, and the development of poetry from different paths since New China. There are both macro-diachronic descriptions and case studies of many important poets such as Li Guangtian, Mu Dan, Cai Qijiao, Lu Jian, Niu Han, and Gu Cheng. At the same time, the author also sorts out the poetic evolution of Chinese poetry from "new poetry" to "modern poetry". The author has long been committed to the study of new literature, especially new poetry, and these achievements have their own important academic value and significance. Most of the selected poets and topics are relatively marginalized ones, such as Li Guangtian, Cai Qijiao, Niu Han, Lu Jian, etc., So they have some significance in filling gaps in the study of new poetry and modern poetry.

The Ming Dynasty was a dynasty that was deliberately discredited. Discredited by whom? The answer is: civil servants. The civil servant group was extremely powerful in the Ming Dynasty and became an important force that could compete with the imperial power. This was also a major feature of the political situation of the Ming Dynasty. Therefore, the emperor had to reuse eunuchs to compete with them. Therefore, the emperor was greedy and lazy, the eunuchs were arrogant and domineering, and the rule of factory guards and spies made everyone in danger... This is the Ming Dynasty described by civilian officials. Its successor, the Qing Dynasty, in order to prove the legitimacy of its rule, strengthened this statement in history books. But is this seriously biased statement the historical truth? Therefore, with a book like ours, we strive to bring people closer to the truth from the most objective perspective, from unique topic points, and with de-faceted interpretations. For example, Zhu Yuanzhang's fierce methods of governing the country also contained traces of warmth; Ming Yingzong, who was burdened with the humiliation of the "Tumu Fort Incident", moved his enemies with his unique personal charm; the lazy Emperor Wanli had not seen his courtiers for decades, but the military state In matters of major importance, his decision-making and handling were still wise; no matter how powerful the eunuchs were in the Ming Dynasty, it was only a matter of the emperor to get rid of them; Yuan Chonghuan, who was known as a loyal minister through the ages, actually caused problems in state affairs because of his willfulness. Objectivity comes from the observation of historical reality; authenticity comes from a practical understanding of the complexity of human nature. These two points make this book destined to become an important work in writing the history of the Ming Dynasty.

This set of books is designed to help teenagers easily understand Chinese history. The selection of materials is mainly historical events, as well as some interesting histories full of topical points. The narrative is simple and vivid, making teenagers interested in reading. The content is combined with classroom teaching for primary and secondary students, making it a good historical supplementary reading. This book is an ancient volume. The author tells the story from the creation of the world by Pangu, the early rise of Xia, Shang and Zhou to the unification of the six kingdoms by Qin. In a relaxed style, he tells young readers about the early formation of the Chinese nation in ancient times, as well as the various ideas, culture, scientific and technological achievements, institutional evolution, wars and practical activities of the ancient people that emerged during the formation and development process. It reflects the long history and profoundness of Chinese history and culture. A different look at the ancient times: Chi You was defeated by Yan and Huang with only three heads and six arms; Duke Zhuang of Song became the overlord in a confused way; Gou Jian was a slave for three years and then counterattacked Soochow and became the overlord; Mi Yue's father, brother, and husband fought for supremacy...

"Let History Not Become Ashes: Prosperity to Decline" takes us into the most intensive dynastic change in Chinese history. Where is the short-lived Sui Chao Niu? Who were the Turks who threatened the prosperous Tang Dynasty? How did the criminals of the Xuanwu Gate Incident spend the rest of their lives? How did the first female emperor in history come into being? Who should get the credit for the prosperous Kaiyuan era? Why is the Anshi Rebellion said to be avoidable? Who finally destroyed the Tang Dynasty? How was the Song Dynasty established? Why couldn't the Song army rush through Youzhou? Where did Wang Anshi's reform fail? How was the Yue Family Army made? Why did the powerful Yuan Dynasty perish? All these prosperity and decline are waiting for you to discover.