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When intern Mei Xiaomei shyly sat in front of financial manager Xia Sha, Xia Sha was stunned. Xia Sha thought that she had never seen such a beautiful complexion in real life. There is no flaw at all, as if there is a layer of fine white powder on it, or a layer of fine white down. The white powder and the down blend seamlessly together, giving off a wonderful and holy luster, giving birth to the idiom called "skin is like gelatin" that Xia Sha has imagined all her life. "The hands are like catkins, the skin is like gelatin, the collar is like a cricket grub, and the teeth are like gourds and rhinoceros; the head is like a moth-like eyebrow, the smile is charming, and the beautiful eyes are looking forward to it." When she was a few years old, Xia Sha clung to the handle of a mahogany chair and listened to her great-grandfather leaning on the back of the chair to read the Book of Songs. These few sentences were hard to understand at first, and then they became unforgettable.

This book belongs to the second volume of the "Hidden Light of Chinese" series, which is co-edited by Professor Zhang Taozhou, a doctoral supervisor at Capital Normal University and a famous poetry critic, and Associate Professor Wang Dongdong of Shandong University (Weihai). This book collects important research results on the contemporary Chinese poet Chang Yao. It combs and discusses the overview of Chang Yao's works and the changes in the research perspective on Chang Yao and his works from multiple dimensions, aspects and levels. Through this, we can understand Chang Yao's contribution to contemporary Chinese literature and observe many aspects of the development of new Chinese poetry. Changyao (1936-2000), formerly known as Wang Changyao, was a native of Taoyuan, Hunan and a famous poet. He joined the People's Liberation Army in April 1950. In the same year, he went to the battlefield to resist U. S. Aggression and aid Korea, and released his debut novel "Human Bridge". In 1953, he transferred to Hebei Provincial Invalids School and began to officially enter the poetry world. Died due to illness in 2000. His poems are known for publicizing the excitement of life in deep difficulties. His feelings and passion are integrated into solemn and magnificent images, and they form a coordinated whole with his vicissitudes of feelings, the ancient and open western humanistic background, and the broad consciousness of life. The poet's later poems tended to be introspective and quiet, and the language became slightly gentler, with strong intellectual tension, forming a grand poetic personality.

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Sun Dafeng from Shuanglong Town is a beautiful woman, but she is cunning and loves to take advantage of her. When she was four or five years old, outsiders were not allowed to get the things she got. If she didn't have something that others had, she would insist on it. If she didn't give it, she would roll on the ground and make a fuss until she got it. When she was nineteen years old, she fell in love with Wu Kui, a young carpenter from Hongchang Wood Factory in the town. Wu Kui can earn 400 yuan a month, and the leftover scraps from his carpentry work can be used as firewood at home. In those days, it was an enviable job in this remote town. Therefore, Dafeng went to the woodworking workshop every now and then to find a match with Wu Kui. After going back and forth, she discovered that Wu Kui was getting along quite warmly with a girl named Xiaoying. Dafeng would not be willing to give in and decided to snatch Wu Kui away. One day, Wu Kui was resting after finishing a job. Dafeng came to him and looked at him with a smile.

Literary classics are not only an important theoretical issue in literary research, but as an important carrier of national culture, literary classics also play a pivotal role in cultural construction, inheritance, and cross-cultural exchanges. This book is based on a systematic review of the theoretical paths and theoretical achievements of domestic literary classics research in the past forty years. It relates the occurrence and development of literary classics debates since the new era and the dilemmas of literary classics research to the changes in media culture, and conducts a systematic study of literary classics debates. By combing through a large amount of data and on the basis of restoring the cultural scene where the debate unfolded, the overall style and development of the literary classics debate over the past forty years are presented. It demonstrates the profound connection between the changes in contemporary media culture and the formation of literary classics and the study of literary classics. It responds to the academic discussion on the end of literary classics in the form of academic historical research.

Zhao Sanping never dreamed that just four months after entering the city, something happened to his wife Yuehua at home. This July is really strange. It has not rained for half a month. The bright sun is like a big fireball, and people seem to be in a steamer. Residents in the city rushed to stores like crazy to buy air conditioners and fans. But it has to be stiff on a construction site. The construction workers all wore red hard plastic safety helmets and worked on the work surface with their bare, tanned arms, tying steel bars and pouring concrete. This building is designed to have 28 floors. Since construction started, one floor has grown every seven days. Now I'm on the 18th floor. Zhao Sanping was standing on the 18th floor working surface, tying steel bars. His right eyelid kept twitching these days and he was extra careful while working. There is a thin layer of smoke in the sky above the building, which becomes hazier as it goes farther away, and further away are the light blue mountains.

In the Tang and Song dynasties, demotions occurred frequently, and many literati were demoted. The relegated poems of the Tang and Song Dynasties not only constituted the climax of the relegated literature together with the relegated poems and essays, but also contributed to the brilliance of the Tang and Song literature in the entire literary history to a large extent. They also successfully constructed the rise, development and transformation of the genre itself. Without the relegation of Ci in the Tang and Song Dynasties, not only would it be impossible to talk about the development of the history of Ci, but even this grand and magnificent symphonic chapter of the entire literary history would suddenly be eclipsed. This book will outline the development of relegated poetry in the Tang and Song Dynasties, trace the literary origins of relegated poetry in the Tang and Song Dynasties, and explore the profound impact of the relegation of literati on Tang and Song poetry.

This book contains nearly 130 inspirational and beautiful articles written by the author in recent years, covering a wide range of topics, including virtue, inspiration, communication and other types. The author puts aside empty preaching and conveys his profound insights about society and life through novel and contagious stories. The topics of the works are all of concern and interest to the public. They are fast-paced, suitable for both refined and popular tastes, easy to understand, entertaining and entertaining, with strong appeal and positive social significance. The author's works are like friends, enlightening wisdom, giving guidance, soothing the soul, sharpening aspirations, reminding and encouraging others!

Zhang Yimou, a controversial director and iconic filmmaker. Whether he is making literary films and frequently winning overseas film awards, making commercial blockbusters and impacting the world film market, or directing the opening and closing ceremonies of the Olympic Games, Zhang Yimou will always trigger discussions and even controversies. This book consists of three parts: "Biography of Zhang Yimou", "Interviews with Zhang Yimou's Films" and "Interviews with Zhang Yimou's Olympic Games". It spans forty years and covers all aspects of Zhang Yimou's career: the hardships he put in to study at Beijing Film Academy, the process of becoming a "Best Actor" from photography, The behind-the-scenes story of directing the opening of the Olympic Games, the twists and turns of transforming into a commercial blockbuster, the response to public opinion and criticism, etc., Are reviewed and sorted out the different controversies caused by Zhang Yimou in different periods, aiming to solve the "Zhang Yimou phenomenon" that has lasted for many years from the perspective of the parties involved.

This series is an interview with a writer named Zhang Ying, a well-known media person and editor-in-chief of Tencent Reading. Among them, "Literature Is Still Present" includes Zhang Ying's interviews with 10 writers, including Wang Meng, Jin Yong, Chen Zhongshi, Jia Pingwa, Liu Zhenyun, Liu Heng, Yang Zhengguang, Lu Xinhua, Zhu Yong, and Zhang Wei; "Only Writing for the Heart" includes Zhang Ying's interviews with 10 writers, including Ma Yuan, Hong Feng, Yu Hua, Su Tong, Ge Fei, Pan Jun, Chi Zijian, Wang Gang, Hong Ying, and Bi Shumin. Follow Zhang Ying, a literary dreamer, and have a dialogue with representative writers of contemporary Chinese literature. Understand the writer's creative process, original intentions and ideas, and restore the path forward for literary climbers.

This book is a monograph on the study of Merleau-Ponty's aesthetics. It contains the author's new foreign translation results in the past ten years. It is reliable, comprehensive, praising the new and has great reference value. The book is divided into three parts: the first part, "Meaning and Meaninglessness", looks at Merleau-Ponty's phenomenological aesthetics from an existential perspective, extracts the specific connotation of this aesthetics as an art philosophy, and studies its new ideas in painting, novels, movies and other artistic categories; the second part, "East and West", deals with Merleau-Ponty's aesthetics from the perspective of visual research, sorting out It tries to examine how phenomenological aesthetics eventually develops into a visual ontology centered on the interweaving and reciprocity of the visible/invisible; the third volume of "Appendices" contains translations that represent the main results of Merleau-Ponty research by Western philosophers, and also includes relevant research translations in an expanded sense.

In the past two or three years, towering towers and Guangsha have sprung up like bamboo shoots after rain at key national and autonomous region construction sites such as Ningxia Chemical Plant, Ningxia Cement Plant, Qingtongxia Aluminum Plant, Dawukou Power Plant, and Taixi Coal Washing Plant. They are majestic and towering into the sky, proudly displaying their own value and solemnly reporting to the people the glorious achievements of their builders, the youth commandos.

Sometimes, how much we wish to go back to the past, even if no one mentions it, we will suddenly see the original appearance, warmth and innocence. The whole book writes in a warm tone about the small but beautiful things deep in our memory, the simple but broad spirit, the deep and far-reaching stories, the old and beautiful people... Those memories, with the accumulation of years, exude a clear light. I like who I am now and miss the memories of the past. Those memories can make a person's heart flourish and full of strength. Everything that fades away has always been affecting our souls somewhere, all our lives.

This book describes the period from 1929 to 1934, when Japan had just occupied Lindian. The Tiankui gang, a barbarian bandit in the wilderness, was manipulated by Japanese spies and became extremely brutal. They not only plundered people's money and food, but also attempted to destroy other gangs and dominate the land of Lindian. "Tanzi" headed by Lu Qingshan started a bloody game with Tiankui. There are three lines in this book: the first is the grudges between Tiankui and Zhu Tiejiang, Jinlong and the little fox fairy; the second line is the hatred between Hua Yunlong and his wife and Qinglang; the third line is the three governors (county magistrates) who adopted different ways to deal with the gangsters and got different results...

This book is divided into 8 chapters, with a total of 36 wonderful love stories, which are so wonderful that they can be used as the scripts of micro-movies. Writer Zhang Ying writes fluently and gracefully, like the fragrance of flowers permeating the words. She leads us to understand youth, experience love, and ride the waves in the story of love!

This series is an interview with a writer named Zhang Ying, a well-known media person and editor-in-chief of Tencent Reading. Among them, "Literature Is Still Present" includes Zhang Ying's interviews with 10 writers, including Wang Meng, Jin Yong, Chen Zhongshi, Jia Pingwa, Liu Zhenyun, Liu Heng, Yang Zhengguang, Lu Xinhua, Zhu Yong, and Zhang Wei; "Only Writing for the Heart" includes Zhang Ying's interviews with 10 writers, including Ma Yuan, Hong Feng, Yu Hua, Su Tong, Ge Fei, Pan Jun, Chi Zijian, Wang Gang, Hong Ying, and Bi Shumin. Follow Zhang Ying, a literary dreamer, and have a dialogue with representative writers of contemporary Chinese literature. Understand the writer's creative process, original intentions and ideas, and restore the path forward for literary climbers.