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"Out of the Basin" focuses on the struggle of Zou Ai, a rural girl from Nanyang, Henan, in the military medical system. It tells the story of a woman who does not bow to fate. In the process of pursuing personal realization, she encounters setbacks, missed love, and inflated ambitions, thereby thinking about the value of struggle and the price she needs to pay. The novel is known as the full-length version of "Life" and has been adapted into a TV series, influencing a generation.

"Looking Back on the Road" is one of the "Nostalgia Collections" edited by Wang Jianbing. It is a collection of Zhou Daxin's essays about his hometown - Henan, especially Dengzhou, Nanyang. It contains 48 works, mostly describing the people, events and landscapes of his hometown, with the characteristics of the times. Among them are his own growth experience, the imprint of his hometown on him, and his love and pride for the glorious history and culture of his hometown. Although he is an "escapee" from his hometown (the author's words), the author is well aware of the beauty and suffering of his hometown. Therefore, he has always paid attention to the development and changes of his hometown, does not avoid the current rural development issues, and is full of confidence in the future of the countryside. The article contains both strong emotions and rational analysis and thinking.

Zhou Daxin, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize, suffered from the loss of his only child. A book of thoughts from a father. Face death with weeping sincerity and courage, and reflect on life from the breadth and height of philosophy. Dedicated to all the parents in the world who have lost their children due to illness and accidental disasters.

It has been more than thirty years since the Mao Dun Literature Award was established, and nearly forty writers have participated in the award-winning works. Most of these writers have been working in the literary world for many years. In addition to novels, they have also made outstanding achievements in the fields of "short" genres such as novellas, short stories and essays. From an artistic perspective, we first selected some of the classic works of novellas, short stories and essays by award-winning writers, compiled them into a collection of about 200,000 words, and assembled them into this set of "Short Classics of Mao Dun Literature Prize Award-winning Writers". "There is Grass on the Ground" is a collection of Zhou Daxin's works.

This book is a collection of Zhou Daxin's works, including 17 of Zhou Daxin's works, namely "Lake Mountains", "Out of the Basin", "Act 20: All 3 Volumes", "Disintegration", "Scented Soul Girl", "21 Building", "War Biography". "Said", "Requiem", "Eighteen Years in the Central Plains", "Can You Refuse Temptation", "Into the Cave of Humanity", "Purple Mist", "At the End of the Song", "Ming Palace Lady", "Stairs Upward", "Golden Wheat Field", "Early Warning".

"Requiem" is a candid and heart-wrenching conversation between two souls, a father and his son. The whole book is composed of two parts: the first half recalls the growth of his son Zhou Ning during his lifetime; the second half is about his son Zhou Ning's philosophical thoughts and spiritual training after he entered the Kingdom of Heaven. In the dialogue, the father looked back on his life and made a heart-wrenching confession; in the dialogue, the son detailed his experience of death and told the strange picture of heaven. Reality and fiction are intertwined, and the current helplessness and imaginary bliss are intertwined, making people feel heavy and liberated at the same time. The first half is more realistic, while the second half is more virtual. One virtual and one real, together showing Zhou Daxin's deep longing for his son and his deep thinking about the world. Death is the end of life and a problem that everyone must face. This book observes death from a close distance and imagines people's final destination. It is not only a comfort to the dead, but also a relief to the living. It is a melancholy and broad-minded requiem.

"Lake Mountains" is Zhou Daxin's work that won the Mao Dun Literature Award, and it is also one of his masterpieces. The novel takes the changes in rural life in the early days of reform and opening up as the background. It takes the Danjiangkou Reservoir, Asia's largest reservoir, as the location where the story takes place. It takes a woman's struggle to return home from Beijing as the main line. It describes ordinary life events in the countryside such as spring planting and autumn harvest in Chu Wangzhuang, choosing a spouse and starting a family, illness and divorce, returning to work and rural tourism, etc., But it shows an in-depth thinking on the evolution of human nature, historical heritage and the operation of power. "Scenery of Lakes and Mountains" pays close attention to the tremendous changes experienced by our country's contemporary rural areas, as well as the material life and emotional and spiritual desires and expectations of contemporary farmers.

"Can You Refuse Temptation" is a collection of essays by Mao Dun Literature Award-winning writer Zhou Daxin, which is included in the prose volume of "Collected Works of Zhou Daxin". This collection of essays is one of the three volumes of essays in the "Collected Works of Zhou Daxin". It basically covers Zhou Daxin's deep understanding of social reality from the perspectives of writing, reading, movies, and sightseeing, as well as his thorough interpretation of history and culture. From it, you can appreciate a writer's rich and delicate inner world and strong humanistic feelings.

This is a collection of essays. The author Zhou Daxin is a contemporary writer. His works have won the 7th Mao Dun Literature Award, the 3rd People's Literature Award, and the National Outstanding Short Story Award. I always feel that there are still many sights in life that I have not yet seen, but in a sudden, I have crossed the threshold of seventy years old and been washed down the river of life. Naturally, I feel unwilling to do so! So what if you don't want to give in? Do you still want to go back to the age of 18 and see the scenery upstream of the river again? Or go back to 45 years old to appreciate the beauty of the middle reaches? It's impossible! The Creator has foreseen the delusion that people will rejuvenate and rejuvenate, so he destroyed all the return tickets in life long ago and did not open a window selling return tickets at the pier on the bank of the long river of life. Give up, you! What options are left? Just stand honestly downstream and stand where you should stand. What else can be done now? There are also beautiful scenery in the lower reaches of the river of life...

"Into the Cave of Human Nature" is a collection of essays by Mao Dun Literature Award-winning writer Zhou Daxin, which is included in the prose volume of "Collected Works of Zhou Daxin". This collection of prose is one of the three volumes of prose in the "Collected Works of Zhou Daxin" and includes more than 90 excellent prose works written in different periods. Among them, the first volume is mainly about the thinking and interpretation of human nature, and the second volume is about the travel notes and feelings of "traveling thousands of miles". It basically summarizes his various experiences in thinking about man and nature, man and society, man and history, man and himself, man and literature in the past few years. Its profound emotional thoughts and dense rational analysis are full of sincerity and simple human fireworks.

"Stairs Upward" is a collection of novellas by Mao Dun Literature Award-winning writer Zhou Daxin, which is included in the novella volume of "Collected Works of Zhou Daxin". Most of Zhou Daxin's works are based on modern military life and the land and water where he was raised - the Nanyang Basin in Henan Province. His novels are rooted in the earth, exuding a fresh earthy flavor and containing rational philosophical thinking. They have a good reputation in the literary world and among readers. The "Collected Works of Zhou Daxin" published this time has a total of twenty volumes, including ten volumes of novels (eight volumes in total), four volumes of novellas, two volumes of short stories, three volumes of essays and one volume of film scripts. This is the first comprehensive review and refinement of the author's writing history in the past forty years. This collection fully reflects the author's creative level and artistic value, and also reflects the height of contemporary Chinese literature to a certain extent.

"Growing Up in the Central Plains for Eighteen Years" is a collection of essays by Mao Dun Literature Award-winning writer Zhou Daxin, which is included in the prose volume of "Collected Works of Zhou Daxin". This collection of prose is one of the three volumes of prose in the "Collected Works of Zhou Daxin" and contains more than one hundred prose works. This volume can basically be called the "Hometown and Family Love" volume. The writer affectionately recalls his childhood memories, his hometown family relationships, and his various life insights of studying and serving as a soldier. From it, we can clearly see the fate of the writer Zhou Daxin from a rural boy to a mature writer.

There are so many things in the world that are difficult to explain. For example, the spray in Qiu Cave in Liuzhen is a bit strange. Sometimes the Qiudong will suddenly emit a dazzling purple mist, and at the same time it will make a muffled sound, which sounds like shouting and sighing, which is frightening. At this time, the people of Liu Town get a little panicked. On the night when the purple mist is sprayed out, disaster will definitely happen in the town. Some people will be injured or killed, some will go crazy or crazy, some will see blood and tears, or some will see fire and water. Many disasters in the town over the years have occurred after the purple mist spewed out of the cave. Not to mention anything else, which one of the few things that happened to the Zhou family and the Gong family in Zhen were not like this?

"Flying Birds" is a collection of Zhou Daxin's film scripts, including "Flying Birds", "Gu Yu", "False Accusation", "Discovery of JS Satellite", "Recasting True Love", "Hot and Cold" and many other movie scripts. While writing novels and essays, Zhou Daxin created a small number but high quality of scripts. Most of these scripts are based on his hometown of Nanyang and the troops who joined the army, and they are also mostly related to his novels. The writer focuses on ordinary little people, and tells the twists and turns of the story and the characters' growth experiences with a rich sense of picture, integrating stage, picture, and compactness.

This is one of a set of 20 "Zhou Daxin Collected Works". This is the first time Zhou Daxin has published a collection of essays. "Zhou Daxin Collected Works" includes eight ten novels (including three "Twentieth Act"). Four novellas, two short stories, three essays and a film script. "Early Warning" is a 2013 novel by Zhou Daxin.

This is one of a set of 20 "Zhou Daxin Collected Works". This is the first time Zhou Daxin has published a collection of essays. "Zhou Daxin Collected Works" includes eight ten novels (including three "Twentieth Act"). Four novellas, two short stories, three essays and a film script. "Collapse" is a collection of novellas by Zhou Daxin.

This book is one of Zhou Daxin's masterpieces. It was first published by our publisher in 2015. It has won national awards such as China Book of the Year and China Publishing Government Award, and its sales volume has reached 150,000 copies. This reprint is mainly due to the need to maintain copyright. At the same time, the cover can also be updated to promote the further classicization of the book. This book is the first book since the 18th National Congress to reflect the anti-corruption struggle. It uses the life of a provincial governor to comprehensively reproduce the current social ecology and deeply reflect on the current reality. It is one of Zhou Daxin's rare works that is both close to reality and reflects the thinking power of literature beyond reality.

"Fragrant Soul Girl" is a collection of novellas by Mao Dun Literature Award-winning writer Zhou Daxin. The film adapted from his novella of the same name won the "Golden Bear Award" at the 43rd Berlin Film Festival. This is one of a set of 20 "Zhou Daxin Collected Works". This is the first time Zhou Daxin has published a collection of essays. "Zhou Daxin Collected Works" includes eight ten novels (including three "Twentieth Act"), four novellas, two short stories, three essays and one movie script. "The Sesame Oil Shop by the Xianghun Pond" is a collection of novellas by Zhou Daxin.

"The Lady in the Ming Dynasty" is a collection of short stories by Mao Dun Literature Award-winning writer Zhou Daxin, which is included in the short story volume of "Collected Works of Zhou Daxin". Most of Zhou Daxin's works are based on modern military life and the land and water where he was raised - the Nanyang Basin in Henan Province. His novels are rooted in the earth, exuding a fresh earthy flavor and containing rational philosophical thinking. They have a good reputation in the literary world and among readers.

"Lake Lights and Mountains" is a novel by Zhou Daxin that won the Mao Dun Literature Award. The book takes as the protagonist an ordinary Henan woman who returned to the countryside from the city, tells the story of the struggle of rural entrepreneurial youth, and reflects the various social and ecological issues that rural areas need to face in the process of China's reform and opening up, such as conceptual changes, cultural transformation, and adjustments to interpersonal relationships. The novel has vivid characters, touching love, and tight-paced contradictions. It is a rare and important work of rural literature in the new era. The book has been adapted into a TV series and has a good reputation among readers.

"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, Zhou Daxin, the author of this topic, has gained a lot in prose writing in addition to novel creation, especially the prose of historical sentiments, reading experience and hometown travel, which has formed a unique style and has historical depth and thinking content worthy of attention.

Writers who specialize in novel creation mostly write some prose works in addition to novels. This is because in addition to literary fiction and imagination, writers also have many real feelings and real feelings about reality and life, which are difficult to express in novels and need to be expressed and expressed in non-fictional ways such as prose. The famous novelist Zhou Daxin wrote many prose works in addition to novels, and this is why. This book selects Zhou Daxin's classic prose, which is full of historical depth and thoughtful content. Although these works describe different objects and have different contents, they contain a main line and highlight a key point, which is to tell childhood memories, narrate military camp life, record travel experiences, and record reading feelings according to the author's youth growth and life footprint. It comprehensively presents Zhou Daxin's creative achievements in prose.

Life is tiring and marriage is expensive, but we have to love each other... We get married because we love each other, but what about divorce? The famous writer Zhou Daxin uses a "quasi-documentary" technique and faithful records of four court trials to tell the story of the large and small problems that a marriage may face. Under the guise of "Marriage Trial", the writer wrote "Guide to Rational Marriage" and even "Tips for Happy Love." Marriage is like a flower and life is soil. What we need all the time is the patient watering of love...

"Legend of War" is Zhou Daxin's work after winning the Mao Dun Literature Award. It is also his first historical novel with a war theme. The novel describes the defense of Beijing in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, including its prelude, the Battle of Tumu Fort. In that war, Ming Yingzong was taken captive by Wala, and Yu Qian successfully defended Beijing. The author uses a specific war as a fulcrum to deepen his understanding of war theory, the essence of war and the entire history of war. It is a profound read.

This is Zhou Daxin's latest novel. The work adopts a "quasi-documentary" structure, with a week of dusk cooling activities in Wanshou Park throughout the book. From Monday to Thursday, it is a promotion activity for elderly care institutions, medical care institutions, elderly care service institutions, and health experts. Friday to Sunday is the main body of the novel. The family caregiver uses her personal experience to tell the story of caring for the 70-year-old protagonist. The novel reflects the various realities of China's aging society. It not only writes about the spiritual loneliness of the elderly, but also writes about the true love that exists in the world. The single volume was well received after its publication. This time it was included in the anthology edition out of the need to protect copyright.

"Lake Mountains" is the book for which Zhou Daxin won the Mao Dun Literature Award. It has been included in the Mao Prize Book Series of our society before, and also included in Zhou Daxin's collected works. What I signed back this time is the exclusive publishing rights for the single volume. The book takes women from rural Henan as the protagonist, tells the story of the struggles of rural entrepreneurial youth, and reflects rural ecological issues such as conceptual changes, cultural transformations, and adjustments in interpersonal relationships faced in the process of China's reform and opening up. In the context of striving for a moderately prosperous society in all respects in 2020, this book still has special practical significance.

This is one of a set of 20 "Zhou Daxin Collected Works". This is the first time Zhou Daxin has published a collection of essays. "Zhou Daxin Collected Works" includes eight ten novels (including three "Twentieth Act"). Four novellas, two short stories, three essays and a film script. "Golden Wheat Field" is a collection of short stories by Zhou Daxin.

This is one of a set of 20 "Zhou Daxin Collected Works". This is the first time Zhou Daxin has published a collection of essays. "Zhou Daxin Collected Works" includes eight ten novels (including three "Twentieth Act"). Four novellas, two short stories, three essays and a film script. "Act 20" is a famous work by Zhou Daxin. It was published by our company and was shortlisted for the Mao Prize.

This is one of a set of 20 "Zhou Daxin Collected Works". This is the first time Zhou Daxin has published a collection of essays. "Zhou Daxin Collected Works" includes eight ten novels (including three "Twentieth Act"). Four novellas, two short stories, three essays and a film script. "Building 21" is a realistic-themed work by Zhou Daxin, which has had a great response.

This book is a new work by Zhou Daxin. The novel uses a "quasi-documentary" method of writing biographies and interviews to tell the life of a provincial governor, creating an image of a vigorous and promising provincial leading cadre who is full of contradictions and under pressure. At the same time, some aspects of agency life are told from a human perspective. The author firmly stands on the perspective of pure literature and gives a convincing grasp and description of complex reality and complex human nature. He not only faces the problems but also promotes positive energy. This book can be called an important work of realist literature in recent years, and it is also a literary contribution made by a famous writer to record the times.

This book is the latest novel by the famous writer Zhou Daxin. After the last book "The Music Ends" won the China Good Book and China Publishing Government Award, this book "It Gets Dark Slowly" still uses a pseudo-documentary approach and uses storytelling to focus on issues related to the aging society. About love and hate, illness and death, etc. The novel uses a cold writing style to describe people's despair in the face of the ruthless time, and at the same time uses a warm writing style to describe the tenacity, warmth and love that people use to resist time.

Zhang Shihe is a wartime food researcher at the Munitions Research Institute of the General Logistics Department. He also has a special identity - the 69th generation grandson of Eastern Han Dynasty scientist Zhang Heng. In an accidental clinical experiment accident, his eyes mutated and he gained the superpower to see through the earth's crust! Since then, digging wells to find water, exploring tombs, predicting earthquakes... All kinds of thrilling adventures have become his daily life... However, he is still an ordinary person after all. After all the tribulations have been overcome, how will this seemingly absurd "Superman" game end?

This is an official literature, but also a life novel. The governor of Qinghe Province died, and his family asked Zhou Daxin to write his biography. So Zhou Daxin interviewed 26 people in his "circle of friends", including wives, secretaries, drivers, subordinates, colleagues, childhood friends, lovers, businessmen, intellectuals, and first girlfriends... Listening to them tell their true opinions about the governor, this book "The Man Is at the End of the Song" was created. The provincial governor's lifelong experience in official circles also comes to mind. This book contains details that are not found in anti-corruption news, a character based on the "Big Tiger", and in-depth thoughts on the cadre system and the governing environment. This book has a pattern and is down-to-earth. Together with the common people, it calls for cleanliness and righteousness...