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This book is a collection commemorating the 110th anniversary of the founding of Zhonghua Book Company. It includes a total of 34 memoirs written by well-known contemporary scholars such as Jin Chongji, Sun Changwu, An Pingqiu, Shi Jinbo, Xiang Chu, Yu Yunguo, Deng Xiaonan, Zhang Guogang, Du Zexun, Qian Wanyue, Kang Zhen, etc. The content covers many aspects such as the history of Zhonghua Book Company, experience in editing and publishing publications, and past exchanges between authors and editors.

Fu Xuancong (1933-2016) was born in Ningbo, Zhejiang. Famous scholar and publisher, member of the 8th and 9th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, member of the 8th, 9th and 10th Central Committee of the Jiusan Society, librarian of the Central Research Institute of Literature and History, and former editor-in-chief of Zhonghua Book Company. He once served as a member and secretary-general of the State Council's Ancient Books Collection and Publishing Planning Group, a member of the National Ancient Books Collection and Publishing Planning Leading Group, president of the Chinese Tang Dynasty Literature Society, vice-president of the Chinese Verse Society, director of the Classical Literature Research Center of the Chinese Department of Tsinghua University, professor, and doctoral supervisor, and distinguished professor and doctoral supervisor of the School of Chinese Studies at Renmin University of China. After the death of Mr. Fu Xuancong, his friends, colleagues and students successively wrote some commemorative articles describing his achievements and recalling his style. They are now collected into a collection to commemorate him.

According to the bibliography of the "New Horizons" Chinese Classics Library series, the introductions at the beginning of each book are compiled in series, and the research experiences of various scholars on Chinese classics are gathered into this collection of introductions. It also includes three prefaces by Rao Gong, Chen Yaonan, and Li Zhuofen. They are all titled "Why do people need to read classics today" to bring out the significance of modern people reading Chinese classics. Celebrity recommendation: What is our mission to promote cultural renaissance? I believe that the 21st century is an era of reorganizing ancient books and selectively regaining traditional morality and culture. --Every classic introduction in Jao Tsung-i's book is written in response to modern people's needs for classic wisdom. Therefore, it not only has a modern vision, but also meets the demands of modern people. --Li Zhuofen The so-called "classics" are written records that have gone through countless tests and are still convinced by everyone and can be used to guide words and deeds. By looking at the Expo and studying these records in detail, we can understand human nature and gain insights into world affairs (especially the spirit of Chinese culture), so we can choose to inherit and carry them forward. --Chen Yaonan