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现代游记丛编（套装共4册）
Zhou Shojuan Yu Dafu Et Al.
"Yu Dafu's Travels" compiles nearly forty of Yu Dafu's travel notes and landscape essays. These works describe landscapes and scenic spots, and contain rich knowledge of geography, history, and nature, as well as personal experiences and feelings. The language does not need to be refined, the composition is not restricted, the talent is talented, the style is eclectic, the style is suave, and the writing becomes interesting. "Fan Yanqiao's Travels" compiles fifty-eight of Fan Yanqiao's travel notes and landscape essays. These travel notes range from the 10s to the 1960s, covering the author's nearly fifty years of creative career. His travel prose is often written in writing, mixed with what he has seen and heard, with concise language and profound implications, a wide range of topics, and a strong writing style. "Travel Notes of Zhou Shoujuan" compiles 37 travel notes and landscape essays by Zhou Shoujuan, all of which are selected from Zhou Shoujuan's personal collection of works, including "A Collection of Traveling Clouds", "Travel in Suzhou", "Flowers and Grasses", "Continued Notes Before Flowers", etc. These works describe visits to famous mountains and beautiful waters, as well as the beauty of flowers and trees. They not only contain rich knowledge of geography, history, and nature, but also incorporate the author's profound knowledge of horticulture. The writing style is simple and natural, clear and beautiful. "Jiang Weiqiao's Travels" compiles Jiang Weiqiao's life from the first year of Xuantong (1909) to the 24th year of the Republic of China (1935), covering Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Hunan, Hebei, Shandong, Shanxi, Shaanxi and abroad. There are 39 travel notes and landscape essays in this book, with clear divisions, detailed descriptions, careful and rigorous writing, extensive quotations, and meticulous writing. It is of great reference value for studying the historical features, customs and customs of various places in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China.
"Yu Dafu's Travels" compiles nearly forty of Yu Dafu's travel notes and landscape essays. These works describe landscapes and scenic spots, and contain rich knowledge of geography, history, and nature, as well as personal experiences and feelings. The language does not need to be refined, the composition is not restricted, the talent is talented, the style is eclectic, the style is suave, and the writing becomes interesting. "Fan Yanqiao's Travels" compiles fifty-eight of Fan Yanqiao's travel notes and landscape essays. These travel notes range from the 10s to the 1960s, covering the author's nearly fifty years of creative career. His travel prose is often written in writing, mixed with what he has seen and heard, with concise language and profound implications, a wide range of topics, and a strong writing style. "Travel Notes of Zhou Shoujuan" compiles 37 travel notes and landscape essays by Zhou Shoujuan, all of which are selected from Zhou Shoujuan's personal collection of works, including "A Collection of Traveling Clouds", "Travel in Suzhou", "Flowers and Grasses", "Continued Notes Before Flowers", etc. These works describe visits to famous mountains and beautiful waters, as well as the beauty of flowers and trees. They not only contain rich knowledge of geography, history, and nature, but also incorporate the author's profound knowledge of horticulture. The writing style is simple and natural, clear and beautiful. "Jiang Weiqiao's Travels" compiles Jiang Weiqiao's life from the first year of Xuantong (1909) to the 24th year of the Republic of China (1935), covering Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Hunan, Hebei, Shandong, Shanxi, Shaanxi and abroad. There are 39 travel notes and landscape essays in this book, with clear divisions, detailed descriptions, careful and rigorous writing, extensive quotations, and meticulous writing. It is of great reference value for studying the historical features, customs and customs of various places in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China.