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A suspenseful work about the emotions between men and women, the truth about love spread among the people, and exploring the roots of contemporary extramarital affairs. This is a suspenseful novel about emotional issues. Five anonymous letters with the same content appeared on the desk that the protagonist was looking at at the same time. A woman who claimed that he "once had a woman" told him that she and her son were both healthy and only missed him occasionally. This brings great panic to Zhang Wang who has a successful career and a stable family. When the sixth letter arrived, he decided to follow his emotional memory to find this mysterious woman. He couldn't help but fall into deep confusion and introspection. He doesn't know who the woman he loves is; he doesn't know which woman really loves him. Where is the edge between love and hate? How can loyalty and betrayal be distinguished? How much weight does family play in the relationship between men and women? For a middle-aged man, "walking to the bottom of the water" means returning to his original nature, and "sitting and watching the clouds rise" means he has no thoughts and desires...

Did you know? Children in the Qin Dynasty can memorize the multiplication tables. The "Han Xizai Night Banquet Picture" from the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms is actually a "surveillance video" from thousands of years ago. The noble ladies of the Ming Dynasty also believed in the "cure for all diseases", and high-end bags made of gold were the fastest-selling modern luxury goods. From the Xia Dynasty to the Tang, Song, Ming and Qing Dynasties, the ancients left us countless precious cultural relics. Cultural relics are physical evidence of China's vast history of thousands of years. Through them, we can see the history, culture, humanities and customs of different periods, and experience the details of people's lives at that time up close. "Following Cultural Relics Through History" spans five thousand years and uses cultural relics to sort out civilization. By reading this book, you will embark on an adventure and secret journey across time and space tunnels, feel the splendid cultural origins of the Chinese nation, and engrave the memory of home and country deep in each of us.

The author aims to convey the two meanings of poetry at present through the writing of this book and the introduction of 40 poets: on the one hand, poetry is still the only divine artistic carrier in our increasingly secular country, with the wonderful power to save people's hearts; on the other hand, people who are engaged in the writing of modern Chinese poetry are no longer mysterious. The secular tendency of poetry has not only expanded the internal space of poetry, but also made this space appear too messy and messy, and it urgently needs to be sorted out repeatedly to maintain its due pattern and vitality. This book is a kind of sorting out, selecting 40 poets who are extremely creative and readable.

"I Saw the Yellow Crane" is the first in a series of Chinese-English translations of "Wuhan Writers' Works". This series of books covers a wide range of genres and styles, including selected works by famous modern and contemporary writers from Wuhan. This book contains 183 poems, mainly selected from the poetry collections "Wild Flowers on the Plateau" and "Eternal Burning" by poet Zhang Zhihao. These poems carefully experience daily life, carefully clarify the ups and downs in the streets and lanes, and the sunset and morning light, and express them through appropriate and extraordinary poetic language.

A fool always longs to go to heaven. One day, a man said to the fool, you are going to find some people who are more stupid than you to form a construction team to build some houses for heaven. Around the fool, there are the father who is an official; the upstart Ming and Qing Dynasty; there are also women Xu Huazi, Huang Xing'er, Vanilla; and rough guys like Luo Monk and Xu Chuizi. They struggle either for money or for the sheer desire to conquer.