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The reason why Mr. Zheng Zhenduo is respected by everyone is, as his student Zhou Ping said: "I think the most valuable thing about Comrade Zheng Zhenduo is the patriotic spirit of being fearless, unyielding, loyal to the motherland and loyal to the people at the critical moment of national survival." This valuable patriotic thought runs through his prose creations in various periods. This book compiles his prose works on "patriotism", "travel notes", "telling stories and remembering people", etc., To give a glimpse of Mr. Zheng Zhenduo's unique literary creation sentiments. Zheng Zhenduo (December 19, 1898 - October 17, 1958), also known as Xidi, whose pen names include Guo Yuanxin, Luo Xue, CT, etc., Was born in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, and originally from Changle, Fujian. An outstanding modern Chinese patriot and social activist, writer, poet, scholar, literary critic, literary historian, translator, and art historian.

"Selected Prose of Zheng Zhenduo" includes works such as "From Rolling Rice to Stepping on Rice" and "The Moon Outside the Golden Liang Bridge is Like Frost".

This book is a collection of selected works by Zheng Zhenduo. Zheng Zhenduo (December 19, 1898 - October 17, 1958) was born in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, and originally from Changle, Fujian. An outstanding modern Chinese patriot and social activist, writer, poet, scholar, literary critic, literary historian, translator, art historian, and also a famous collector and exegete.

This book is a collection of novels and prose works by the famous writer and bibliophile Mr. Zheng Zhenduo. It mainly selects Zheng Zhenduo's life-long masterpieces of novels "Cat" and "Lucky Money", and famous prose works "The Literature of Butterflies", "Yungang", "The Fun of Banquet", "Words on a Moonlit Night", etc. Through these masterpieces, we can get a glimpse of Mr. Zheng Zhenduo's literary quality and patriotism.

Duanmu Hongliang said: "If there is a so-called 'Encyclopedia School' in China, then Mr. Xidi (Zheng Zhenduo) is the most outstanding one." Indeed, Mr. Zheng Zhenduo made pioneering contributions to the collection, compilation and academic research of historical materials such as Chinese classical literature, folk literature, and opera. The content of this book starts from the mid-Shang Dynasty in the 4th century BC and ends with the New Literature Movement in the early 20th century. It not only involves literature, but also history, ancient books, texts, paintings, etc. It provides a systematic review of Chinese literature in the past dynasties. It is a classic work that has been circulated for nearly a hundred years and has an enduring influence. The book not only contains Mr. Zheng Zhenduo's vivid oral expressions, but also contains many magical touches. It is an ideal reading to enrich the reserve of literary knowledge and improve literary accomplishment.

In "Poetry and Calligraphy in the Belly: A Brief History of Ci Poetry in the Tang, Five Dynasties and Song Dynasties", the author studies the development of Ci poetry starting from the Yuefu Ci of the Han and Tang Dynasties. Taking Ci from the Middle and Late Tang Dynasty, Ci from the Five Dynasties, Ci and Bianwen found in Dunhuang scrolls, Northern Song Ci, and Southern Song Ci as the context, the process of the emergence, development, peak, and final formation of a fixed style of Ci as a literary form is sorted out. Every time he talks about an era, the author will quote a large number of Ci works, use vivid and detailed language to explain the differences in Ci style in each period, as well as what new developments Ci poetry has achieved at that time, and what opportunities there are for development, presenting readers with a brief history of Chinese classical poetry.

This book introduces how Mr. Zheng Zhenduo re-examines the history of Chinese literature from a unique perspective. Based on the principle of promoting popular literature of the common people and denouncing and praising literature, he governs the whole book with a civilian view of literature, history and aesthetics, while at the same time using an independent spirit. The elite intellectuals make incisive analysis of literature and history, use beautiful writing to narrate thousands of years of Chinese literary history, and use prose-like techniques to lay out the writing, which is clear and elegant. It is a masterpiece of literature and history that combines ideological, intellectual, and readability.

"Lucky Money" is a collection of novels and stories written by the famous modern scholar Zheng Zhenduo. This is a fictional story that revolves around family life, but it feels very intimate when reading it. Every character and story has flesh and blood, vividly showing the life of an intellectual family during the Republic of China.

"A Brief History of the Excavation of Ancient Tombs in Ancient Cities", with pictures and texts, uses refined and popular language to summarize the major archaeological discoveries made abroad from the 19th century to the early 20th century, such as the discovery and excavation process of important relics in ancient Egypt, ancient Babylon, and ancient Greece. This is one of Mr. Zheng Zhenduo's important archaeological works. It has detailed information, clear organization, vivid diction, and strong academic significance and readability. In addition, the appendix of this book also includes Zhu Xie's "Illustrated Research on the Tombs of the Six Dynasties in Jiankang Lanling", making the content of this book richer and more complete. There are approximately 160 pictures inserted into the book, many of which are very precious old photos.

"Common Sense of Chinese Literature" is a collection of chapters about Chinese literature in the "Outline of Literature" written by Zheng Zhenduo, which systematically and completely summarizes the knowledge points of Chinese literature. From the Book of Songs, Songs of Chu, to novels of the Ming and Qing dynasties, Zheng Zhenduo, China's first scholar who specializes in organizing and studying Chinese classical literature, talks about the origins of Chinese literature all the way to modern times. He introduces all the immortal works in the history of literature and uses examples, chart comparisons, classifications and other methods to clearly display the knowledge points of Chinese literature. "Common Sense of Chinese Literature" talks about the origins of the development of Chinese literature to modern literary reforms. It excerpts the Chinese literature part from the "Outline of Literature" covering world literature to form a complete history of Chinese literature. Taking writers and works as the main research objects, it shows the characteristics and styles of literature in various eras. At the end of the article, a chronology of major events in literary history is attached to sort out the content of the book, helping readers intuitively grasp the context of Chinese literary history and build a systematic understanding of Chinese culture!

Mu Xin said: "Greek mythology is a confusing mess of beauty." Zeus, the king of gods, Apollo, the sun god, Poseidon, the sea god, Athena, the goddess of wisdom... Pandora's box, the sword of Damocles, the mystery of the Sphinx... The rich legends and stories between gods and gods, gods and heroes, and gods and humans are fascinating, but the intricate relationships between them are difficult to clarify. Mr. Zheng Zhenduo compiled "Greek Myths and Legends of Heroes" based on 69 kinds of original materials and a large number of ancient Greek and Roman documents and literary works for more than ten years. He creatively divided Greek mythology into seven major systems. The whole book involves more than 600 gods and heroes. Comprehensively and systematically clarify Greek mythology!

"European Travel Diary", written by Zheng Zhenduo, the fourteenth volume of Liangyou Literature Series, first published on October 31, 1934 by Shanghai Liangyou Book Printing Company, reprinted on April 15, 1936, cloth bound, first edition of 3,000 copies, reprint of 2,000 copies.

This book contains most of the essays, reviews and miscellany (twenty-six articles) on literary issues written by the author from 1919 to before his death. The content involves literary theoretical issues such as literary definition, literary mission, and literary classification, as well as special issues such as poetry, literary writers, movies, and publications.

"Common Sense of Chinese Literature" is an excellent introductory book of literary common sense based on the history of Chinese literature. It is a masterpiece written by Mr. Zheng Zhenduo during the heyday of Chinese academics, and it is a collection of the great achievements of Chinese literature. The content starts from the middle of the Shang Dynasty in the 4th century BC and ends with the New Literature Movement in the early 20th century. It not only involves literature, but also history, ancient books, texts, paintings, etc. It focuses on the collection and arrangement of relevant materials, uses new perspectives and methods to conduct research and analysis, and systematically sorts out the Chinese literature of the past dynasties, with a clear context and rich materials. The book contains Mr. Zheng Zhenduo's vivid oral expressions and many wonderful touches.

Zheng Zhenduo also translated and introduced many important foreign literary works to our country, many of which were pioneering and enlightening. He also put forward many important translation theories, adding a lot of valuable wealth to my country's translation theory. Among the translated works are "Shanin", "Bloodstain", "The Gray Horse", "The Birds", "The New Moon" and "Indian Fables". Zheng Zhenduo has made outstanding contributions to my country's cultural and academic undertakings in many aspects. In terms of literary theory, he was one of the important advocates of "literature for life" in the early days of the literary revolution. He later further proposed the slogan of "literature of blood and tears" and required progressive writers to create "red works with blood and tears." Therefore, he adhered to the revolutionary realist literary theory throughout his life, emphasized the function of literature in social reform, and advocated literature to serve the people. In terms of literary research, in the early 1920s, Zheng Zhenduo advocated and engaged in comprehensive comparative research on Chinese and foreign ancient and modern literature. He also always attached importance to the collection and research of folk literature, novels, and operas, and did a lot of pioneering work.

This book collects some classic works of Mr. Zheng Zhenduo, a famous modern patriot and social activist, famous writer and poet, including 21 essays, 12 novels and 9 poems. Works such as "Farewell, My Beloved China", "The Only Audience" and "Cat" are well-known to the public because they have been included in primary and secondary school textbooks.

The content of this book includes My Neighbors, Crying Peixian, The Only Audience, Farewell, My Loved China, The Literature of Butterflies, Cicada and the Weaver Lady, Ku Crow Seed, The Joy of Feasting, Farewell, Haiyan, Fellowship, Guanqian Street at Dusk, etc.

"Everything Is Like Yesterday" is one of the collections of Zheng Zhenduo's works, which mainly includes articles about Mr. Huang Xiaoquan, Everlasting Tenderness, The Last Lesson, Burning Secretary, My Neighbors, etc.

"Human Feelings" is one of the selected works of Zheng Zhenduo, which mainly includes articles such as the literature of butterflies, cicadas and spinners, bitter crows, the joy of feasting, and parting.

One of the selected collections of Zheng Zhenduo's works, mainly about Mr. Huang Xiaoquan, Eternal Warmth, The Last Lesson, Burning Secretary, My Neighbors and other articles.

The book "National Literature" by Zheng Zhenduo is divided into three parts, including three works written by Mr. Zheng Zhenduo before and after the Anti-Japanese War, including "National Literature", "New Talks on Ancient Things" and "Guigongtang". "National Literature" contains 15 pre-Qin stories including "The Epic of Zhou Nationalities" and "King Wu Conquers Zhou". "New Talk on Ancient Things" contains 24 stories from the Qin and Han Dynasties to describe people's livelihood after the war. "Guigong Tang" collects four historical novels, including "Guigong Tang", "Wind and Wave", "Destruction" and "The Last of Huang Gongjun".

"Travel Traces and Ink" is one of the selected works of Zheng Zhenduo, which mainly includes articles such as Summer Retreat, Three Deaths, Words on a Moonlit Night, Calendar in the Mountains, Tashan Park, and Uninvited Guests.

Zheng Zhenduo is an outstanding patriot and socialist in modern my country. He is also a famous writer, scholar, literary critic, literary historian, translator, and art historian. He is also a well-known collector and exegete at home and abroad. His major works include: short story collections "Family Stories" and "Guigongtang", essay collections "Miscellaneous Notes from the Mountains", monographs "Outline of Literary History", "Collection of Chinese Literature", etc. The reason why Mr. Zheng Zhenduo is respected by everyone is because his student Zhou Ping said: "I think the most valuable thing about Comrade Zheng Zhenduo is the patriotic spirit of being fearless, unyielding, loyal to the motherland and loyal to the people at the critical moment of national survival." This valuable patriotic thought runs through his essay creation in various periods. For example, "June 1st", "Slowness and Numbness", "Declaration of Suspension of Publication", etc. Which record the "May 30th" tragedy.

This book adheres to the editorial policy of popular reading in the "Collection" series, and strives to display all the most classic popular literature works in Zheng Zhenduo's life in one book. The book contains a complete collection of Zheng Zhenduo's poetry translations "The Collection of Flying Birds" and "The Collection of New Moon", and selects and summarizes the most popular classic contents in prose and essay works according to the importance and emotional color of the works (including all those selected as primary and secondary Chinese language textbooks). Article), in a clear-cut chapter, leads readers deeply into Zheng Zhenduo's perceptual world, allowing readers to appreciate Zheng Zhenduo's infinite talent and rich life in the changes of tenderness and perseverance, obsession and freedom while reading the beautiful article.

"A Brief History of Chinese Literature" was published by Zheng Zhenduo in 1932. The original title was "Illustrated History of Chinese Literature". The book is divided into three parts: ancient literature, medieval literature and modern literature. From a bird's-eye view of ancient literature to Ruan Dacheng and Li Yu in the late Ming Dynasty, there are sixty-four chapters in total. Describes the origin and development of Chinese literature. There are many types of genres involved, and more than one-third of the collected materials are not mentioned in other books of the same period, such as Bianwen, drama, Zhugongdiao, Sanqu, folk songs, Baojuan, Tanci, Drum Ci, etc. The book is rich in illustrations and text (approximately 180 pictures), rich in historical materials, and has a broad vision. It fully affirms the status of folk literature in the history of literature and is an introductory book for understanding the history of Chinese literature.

This book is a biography of Liang Qichao written by Zheng Zhenduo. Liang Qichao (February 23, 1873 - January 19, 1929), also known as Zhuoru, Renfu, Rengong, also known as the master of Yinbingshi, Yinbingzi, Ai Shike, a new citizen of China, and the master of Free Zhai. During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, he was a thinker, politician, educator, historian and writer in modern China. One of the leaders of the Reform Movement of 1898 (Hundred Days Reform), a representative figure of modern Chinese reformists and neo-Legalists.

During the Anti-Japanese War, the Japanese invaders wreaked havoc in the south of the Yangtze River. Four hundred years of culture and education since the Ming Dynasty were destroyed, and the public and private collections of the past dynasties were displaced. Suddenly, the trade in ancient books flourished in the Shanghai Concession. After the disaster, all the national treasures fell into the hands of foreigners. At this critical moment, Zheng Zhenduo contacted Shanghai scholars such as Zhang Yongni, and with the support of Chen Lifu, he secretly formed the "Shanghai Document Preservation Comrades" to rescue precious ancient books and documents. Preserving culture for the country is like fighting on the battlefield. Scholars are also warriors. They can only move forward and never retreat.

This 800,000-word masterpiece divides Chinese literature into three periods: ancient times, the Middle Ages, and modern times. Each period discusses the rise and fall of a literary movement, a literary style, or a literary school in chapters. More than one-third of the materials collected in the book are not discussed in other books of the same period, such as Bianwen, opera prose, Zhugongdiao, Sanqu, folk songs, Baojuan, Tanci, Drum Ci, etc. The author strives to compile a literary history that can fully display the true face of Chinese literature. In addition, in order to enable readers to see the real social life conditions of various eras, the author also searched for illustrations from many sources, and requisitioned no less than 100 kinds of books, many of which were treasures. As soon as this book came out, it caused a fierce response in the society and received many affirmations and recommendations. In particular, Mr. Zheng Zhenduo's admiration for popular literature such as novels, operas, and tanci has rectified the name of popular literature and won it its due position in the literary palace.

"History of Chinese Popular Literature" discusses in the most concise and concise language the status and role of folk oral literature in the history of Chinese literature, its influence in folk customs and the value of its spread. This work is not only unparalleled in its possession of data, but also has its own unique viewpoint, which has never been published before, marking the mature period of his thoughts on folk literature and vulgar literature. This book can complement each other with Wang Guowei's "A Study of Operas of the Song and Yuan Dynasties" and Lu Xun's "A Brief History of Chinese Novels".

Zheng Zhenduo advocated the study and research of foreign literature, and with his corresponding research results, he initially successfully constructed a certain academic paradigm for his contemporaries in terms of methodology and other aspects. It can be said that for the first time in China, it has completely and systematically outlined the basic clues of the development history of Russian literature, or it can be said to have a bird's-eye view of the basic features of the development history of Russian literature. This book is a collection of Mr. Zheng Zhenduo's research results on the history of Russian literature.

This book is a selected collection of Zheng Zhenduo's works, mainly involving poetry, prose, novels, miscellaneous notes, etc. Readers can feel the author's plain yet innovative writing, relaxed yet rigorous organization, feel the tension and vitality of his works, and feel the passionate and enterprising spirit displayed in his works. In addition, the book also summarizes Zheng Zhenduo's creative life at the beginning, extracting the essence of his thoughts in his words to facilitate readers to understand his creative background. This book is a selected collection of Zheng Zhenduo's works, mainly involving poetry, prose, novels, miscellaneous notes, etc. Readers can feel the author's plain yet innovative writing, relaxed yet rigorous organization, feel the tension and vitality of his works, and feel the passionate and enterprising spirit displayed in his works. In addition, the book also summarizes Zheng Zhenduo's creative life at the beginning, extracting the essence of his thoughts in his words to facilitate readers to understand his creative background.

This book does not intend to repeat too many previous conclusions. However, there are many criticisms and judgments made by predecessors or contemporary scholars that can be adopted. Whenever this book adopts their judgments, it must list their surnames one by one to show that they dare not take advantage of them, and indicate the title of the book and chapter from which it was derived.

"History of Excavation of Ancient Tombs in Ancient Cities in the Past Hundred Years" is one of Mr. Zheng Zhenduo's important works. It timely summarizes the major archaeological discoveries in foreign countries from the 19th century to the early 20th century in the form of pictures and texts, such as the discovery and excavation process of important ruins such as ancient Egypt, ancient Babylon, and ancient Greece. The information is detailed, well-organized, and vividly written. It has strong cultural value and readability.

This book selects the works of Zheng Zhenduo, and uses his unique literary thoughts, style and talent to record his insights on life, what he saw, heard and felt during his travels, and his memories of reading past events. It is true, natural, smart and smooth. It can be said that wherever his inspiration goes, his pen is full of flowers. "The Warmth Spreading on the Tip of the Pen" is intended to allow readers to realize the true meaning of life, the value of life and the meaning of life. This book selects the works of Zheng Zhenduo, and uses his unique literary thoughts, style and talent to record his insights on life, what he saw, heard and felt during his travels, and his memories of reading past events. It is true, natural, smart and smooth. It can be said that wherever his inspiration goes, his pen is full of flowers. "The Warmth Spreading on the Tip of the Pen" is intended to allow readers to realize the true meaning of life, the value of life and the meaning of life.

Zheng Zhenduo had broad interests and abundant writings throughout his life, and made important contributions to many aspects of Chinese cultural and academic undertakings. The contents of the works selected in this book cover almost all aspects of Zheng Zhenduo's colorful life, including reading, traveling, socializing, archeology, and collecting. They are all written vividly and naturally, with long-lasting aftertaste. A passionate soul can be seen in it.