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Zhao Lihong is a well-known modern poet and essayist in my country. He is the author of "Looking at the Moon", "Life Grass", "The Boy with a Bowl", etc. This collection of essays is divided into four volumes: lyrical, characters, travel notes, and sketches, and includes 50 works such as "The Crystal Moment", "Dancing with the Elephant", and "The Grasshopper". With gentle brushwork and rich lyricism, these works lay out a series of crystal-clear moments: childhood footprints, youthful memories, spring light on an inch of grass... They are all masterpieces that have entered Zhao Lihong's literary world.

Zhao Lihong is the vice chairman of the Shanghai Writers Association. This book is a compilation of prefaces and postscripts written by the author for the works of more than a hundred writers across the country from 2002 to the present. The writing is smart and sincere, demonstrating the author's humanistic feelings and literary attainments as a famous poet and essayist. This book can make readers feel that even a short "preface" or "postscript" can have such different meanings. It is a good contribution to readers who love Chinese literature.

This book is a collection of Zhao Lihong's essays, including classic essays such as "The Sound of Nature in the City", "Walking in Berlin", "Warm Candlelight" and "The Shadow of the Sundial". Zhao Lihong's prose is known for its elegance and is known as the "language of poetry". This book contains the best, most representative and most influential prose essence that he has created since he started writing literature. Many of his articles have won prose awards such as the "Lao She Prose Award" and the "Bing Xin Prose Award". Its beautiful writing style and rich connotation can be called a classic. Reading a book like this is a joy and an enjoyment.

Pavel Sosnovsky committed suicide after returning to Russia, but Tarkovsky stayed in a foreign country forever. Gorchakov's sudden death in "Nostalgia" is like a prophecy. Tarkovsky once said naively: As long as I finish filming for three years, I will return to Moscow. He was buried in a foreign country at the age of only 55 before he had time to film "Hamlet", "The Temptation of Saint Anthony", or "The Tales of Hoffmann" or "Leo Tolstoy's Escape" that he loved so much. Initially, he was buried in the Russian Emigrants Cemetery in Saint-Genivoye de Boua, a small town fifty kilometers away from Paris. There was a small metal plate above a tombstone with someone else's name, and small Latin letters read: "Andrei Tarkovsky, 1932-1987." There is no description of his life and no inscription. Tombstone number: 7583.

"Transfiguration" is the latest collection of poems by the famous writer and poet Zhao Lihong, which contains more than 60 new poems that he has created in recent years. In the collection of poems, the poet "thinks about the boundaries of the world", explores "the purpose of flying", and uses "hard and soft" words to "image" all kinds of life. He boldly "transforms" the things he sees, uncovers the secrets of daily life, and passionately explores the inner world of people's souls. He narrates the individual life course with true and free pen and ink, and presents the writer's thinking and introspection. It can be said to be another reform work of the poet.

I stood on the balcony on the top of the 20th floor and made an appointment, but I couldn't wait for someone to come. The building opposite has just had its green plastic cladding peeled off, exposing gray and blue wall tiles. The suspended cargo elevator moved silently, casting a dark shadow on the glass wall of another tall building, and the shadow also moved up and down. I was impatient to wait, so I walked out of a low yellow door and walked towards the elevator. The corridor was dark and damp, with only the red numbers at the entrance of the elevator changing like a heartbeat. The elevator stopped suddenly in front of me, and I opened my mouth. The bright white light almost made me unable to open my eyes. I went in and pressed 1. The elevator closed its mouth silently and descended smoothly and slowly. When it reached the 12th floor, it suddenly stopped again and opened. A man wearing a dark blue shirt and trousers looked at me with a smile, as if he was about to come in. I was filled with joy and was about to call him when the door closed.

This book contains 100 representative prose works by the famous writer Zhao Lihong, which are the essence of his prose creation in the past 40 years. The content includes notes, people, travels, personal life, writing experience and friendship in the literary world. Each article expresses personal feelings, is permeated with profound thoughts, and is full of touching and inspiring power. From it, we can see the author's lofty feelings. The language is beautiful, vivid, full of artistic conception and poetry, and can be used as a reading model for literature lovers and teenagers.

"Zhao Lihong's Latest Prose Selection" is a collection of essays personally edited and selected by the famous writer Zhao Lihong for middle school students to read. It includes classic prose and new creations. It is divided into four series. The first series "Hometown and the End of the World" is about people's memories, full of deep emotions and touching people; the second series "Heavenly Fragrance and Poetry Heart" Starting from one's own experience of traditional culture, it is rich in philosophical thinking; the third volume "The Softness and Hardness of Jiangnan" contains classic and beautiful poems that describe the scenery and lyricism, which is poetic and moving; the fourth volume "Facing the Stars in the Day" starts from one's own reading experience and writes random thoughts on reading, which has many inspirations for young people's reading and writing. Zhao Lihong's prose has a far-reaching artistic conception, upward intentions, and delicate emotions. He narrates his memories and thoughts in his works, not only telling his own experience, but also exploring the world, which has rich literary and artistic value and social value.

This is a collection of short stories by the famous writer Zhao Lihong. Zhao Lihong has created a large number of prose works, which are rich in connotation, delicate and smooth language, and profound in thought. They convey countless positive energy to readers and are especially suitable for middle school students to read and study. Many of his works have been included in Chinese textbooks for middle school students and are models for middle school students to learn composition. Zhao Lihong is also one of the writers whose works have been included in most textbooks. This book compiles and selects Zhao Lihong's articles that have been included in the text over the years, providing a high-quality and convenient reading text for the majority of middle school students.

"The Breath of the Scroll - Three Collections of Prefaces and Postscripts by Zhao Lihong" is the third collection of prefaces and postscripts by the famous poet and essayist Zhao Lihong after "Collection of Prefaces and Postscripts by Zhao Lihong" and "Head and End - Two Collections of Prefaces and Postscripts by Zhao Lihong", forming a series. This book is divided into four parts: writing prefaces and postscripts for one's own books; writing prefaces for other people's books; writing prefaces for "Shanghai Literature"; and writing prefaces for various anthologies. A total of about 250,000 words. This book continues the author's style of fresh and smooth, euphemistic narrative, and revealing thoughts in subtle details. The preface and postscript record Zhao Lihong's observations and comments on other literary works, thus constructing an aspect of contemporary literary creation. For literary critics and literature lovers, it provides a writer's observation perspective and has also become a text in Zhao Lihong's prose creation.

"Selected Prose of Zhao Lihong" is a famous teacher's guide version of the selected collection of Zhao Lihong's prose. The first volume, "Blue Bird", mainly includes articles about the author's memories of childhood and relatives; the second volume, "Sounds of Nature in the City", mainly contains the author's poetic insights on the stars, moon, festivals, etc.; The third volume, "Snow in Lushan Mountain", mainly contains articles about the author's travel notes. The collected prose includes chapters that have been included in various editions of Chinese textbooks, such as "Mountain Rain" and "Boy with a Bowl"; there are warm, humorous and childlike chapters, such as "Stupid Things in Childhood"; "The Story of Water Traces"; and some expansion and speculative chapters, such as "Human Traces and Nature", "The Heart is a Flowering Tree", etc. These proses record events or cherish people, chant objects or describe scenes. They have simple language and concise narrative, but are also sincere, fresh and long in emotion. They are not only suitable for young people to read, but also can provide writing models.

"The Heart is a Flowering Tree: Intensive Reading by Zhao Lihong" is one of the "One Book" series, which is a selection of Zhao Lihong's representative works of prose and poetry. The prose part includes articles included in various editions of Chinese textbooks, such as "Mountain Rain" and "Boy with a Bowl"; there are warm, humorous and childlike articles, such as "Stupid Things in Childhood"; there are also some expansion and speculative articles, such as "The Heart is a Tree that Blooms", etc. These proses may record events or reflect on people, chant objects or describe scenes. Their language is simple and the narrative is concise, but their emotions are sincere, fresh and long-lasting. The poetry part includes "Holly", "A Ray of Light", etc.

"The Most Profound Penniless Man" is one of the "San Zhongwen Series" of our society. It contains more than ten essays and literary essays by the author Zhao Lihong, which mainly focus on female images in Western literature and myths and legends. The legendary women such as Ophelia, Eurydice, and Shadome are like echoes and reflections in the article, making people gaze and feel beauty.

A thatched cottage and several huts, located in the countryside, hidden in the shade of greenery, with flowers and trees in front of the hall, running water beside the house, swallows building nests under the eaves in spring, and geese settling on the roof in autumn. The cold wind blows, the thatch flies on the house, the ice and snow blows, and the beams are shaking to the point of collapse. Why can't wind and rain destroy the most ordinary country thatched cottage, and why can't it be buried by ice and snow? For more than a thousand years, it has been desolate but not abandoned, collapsed and rebuilt again. Hundreds of millions of people have come here in an endless stream, standing by the firewood gate to look at the scenes inside and outside the thatched cottage, getting close to the plants and trees in the house, and listening to the sounds of nature in the garden. Du Fu Thatched Cottage is the soul of Chengdu and a unique piece of jade in the history of Chinese poetry. Du Fu lived a wandering life, experiencing hardships and hardships in the world.

This book is a collection of Zhao Lihong's essays, including "Gemstones on Paper", "Reed Flute of the Soul", "Red Candles and Mandarin Fish", and "The Soul is a Deep Garden" and other classic beautiful essays. These essays are the essence of the author's literary creation over the years, demonstrating the author's thorough understanding of classical music, his obsession with oil painting, and his unique insights into architecture and sculpture. This book also contains a large number of the author's literary reading essays. Because it is a state of mind that comes from reading, there is no need to over-embellish and modify it. It comes slowly but deeply captures the true passion of the three flavors of literature. The author is very familiar with the historical background of the famous work and the author's life, so his views on the text naturally have a broader vision, more personal understanding, and more complex emotions.

Walking out of Frederick Street, you can hear the faint sound of waves. This is the Inn River flowing around the city in the night. The lights on the river bank were dim and no one could be seen. White waves were dancing on the river surface, and the mountains on the other side of the river were shadowed. It was a lonely and mysterious scene, which was in sharp contrast to the hustle and bustle of Frederick Street. The prosperity and loneliness of the world are so vividly displayed in a small town.

"Chinese Modern and Contemporary Famous Prose Collection" is a collection of "famous writers and masterpieces" in the history of Chinese prose since the 20th century. It is a set of "authoritative editions" of modern and contemporary Chinese prose selected by the authoritative editorial board and edited by the Humanities Society. There are about 80 types in total. The editing and publication of this series of books reflects the authority and classicity of the Humanities Society in the field of prose genre publishing, and strives to guide the aesthetic trend of public prose reading, mainly young readers. Among them, the author of this topic, Zhao Lihong, is an influential poet and essayist in the contemporary literary world. His works have won many domestic and foreign literary awards and have been included in Chinese textbooks for primary and secondary schools across the country. Zhao Lihong's prose may record events or reflect on people, or sing about objects or describe scenes. The language is simple, the narrative is concise, the emotions are sincere, fresh and long, and it is suitable for readers of all ages. Based on the above reasons, "Zhao Lihong's Prose" was included in the "Prose Collection of Modern and Contemporary Chinese Famous Writers" series.