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"Live Calmly, Be Gentle" is a compilation of prose works by Mr. Zhu Guangqian, a famous esthetician, literary theorist, educator and translator in my country! The book selects dozens of Zhu Guangqian's representative works, interprets the essence of the master's lifelong thoughts, and allows readers to enter Zhu Guangqian's prose world. Live calmly, like plants, trees, insects and fish, live according to the nature given by nature. The real beauty of life is to keep your original intention and walk alone calmly; be gentle, listen to the voice of your heart, and let yourself wake up. The true beauty is extremely weak, but it is unconquerable. May you be worry-free, warm and comfortable in this busy world!

With the theme of "original intention", it uses eloquent writing to talk about aesthetics, life, friends, the enlightenment of drama on life, the weight of life, and literature... It brings together 30 classic prose works such as "Silent Beauty", "Talk about Escape", "Talk about Friendship", "The Distance between Tragedy and Life", "Poet's Loneliness", and "Life". For the beauty of life, you don't need to deliberately pursue it, let alone have excessive expectations. Don't forget your original intention, feel it with your heart from ordinary life, find the source of beauty, and life will return you a clear pool. Life is a storyteller, and every moment the story is fresh. I hope that in the hustle and bustle of the world, you will always have the skylight and cloud shadows in your heart to feel happy, and always have the source of living water to nourish your soul. Finally, you will gain inner harmony and tranquility, and gain a rich and heavy life.

This book is one of Mr. Zhu Guangqian's important aesthetic prose works, with a total of 22 essays and 6 letters. It expounds the path of life cultivation, involving topics such as determination, being in a group, calmness, knowledge, making friends, and value awareness. With his psychological expertise and ideological and cultural observation, the author grasps the interaction between personal psyche and community and nation, breaks through various psyche confusions and social barriers, and guides readers to find the correct direction in life.

This book is one of Mr. Zhu Guangqian's important works on aesthetics, with a total of 15 essays. The book is permeated with Mr. Zhu Guangqian's profound understanding of the relationship between art and life. The whole book starts from the goals of "talking about beauty", "freedom from vulgarity" and "purification of people's hearts". It unfolds layer by layer along the thread of where beauty comes from, what beauty is and its characteristics, and expresses the author's personality and aesthetic ideals in a eloquent way.

"Talking about Beauty·Talking about Beauty Letters" is an introductory book on aesthetics written by Zhu Guangqian for young people. It narrates aesthetic knowledge in a heart-to-heart way with friends, explains it in simple terms, is friendly and natural, and is the most classic enlightenment book on aesthetics. Among them, "Talking about Beauty" is Zhu Guangqian's aesthetic thinking and understanding when he studied in the West in his early years. He talks about where beauty comes from and the nature of beauty, and puts forward the "artisticization of life"; "Talking about Beauty Letters" is his painstaking work when he was 60 years old. It deeply explores a series of issues such as beauty, beauty, and aesthetic categories in aesthetics, art, and literature. This book combines the two books into one, comprehensively and systematically presenting Zhu Guangqian's aesthetic thoughts, guiding readers to enter the palace of aesthetics, appreciate the style of a generation of masters, and incorporate life into art.

"Slips on Beauty" is a work written by Zhu Guangqian, a modern Chinese aesthetician, when he was eighty-two years old. It is a review and arrangement of his long aesthetic career and aesthetic thoughts. The book is composed of thirteen letters. In the book, Mr. Zhu Guangqian conducts in-depth discussions on a series of aesthetic issues that young friends are generally concerned about, such as beauty and beauty, the laws of beauty, and the categories of beauty. At the same time, he also gives a detailed explanation of the aesthetic characteristics of literature, the rules and characteristics of literary creation, both in terms of ideology and methods. It is an important reference book for scholars who are new to aesthetics to learn aesthetic knowledge.

This book includes "Twelve Letters to Youth" and "Talk about Cultivation". Written during Zhu Guangqian's youth and middle age respectively, "Twelve Letters to Youth" focuses on matters that young people are concerned about or should be concerned about. They talk about reading, entering higher education and course selection, writing, love and reason, self-cultivation, social movements, and love. "Talking about Cultivation" is a summary of the principles of life that the author has summarized ten years later and has been teaching for many years. He has gained more experience in thinking about young people and the sophistication of human nature. It also provides a profound analysis and earnest guidance on the common symptoms of young people. Reading these articles is like talking face to face with a close friend, sincere and cordial, like taking a breath of spring breeze.

"Poetic Theory" was originally called "General Theory of Poetics" and was first completed at the end of 1932. When he applied for a job in the Department of Foreign Languages ​​and Literature at Peking University in 1933, Zhu Guangqian submitted "On Poetry" to Hu Shi. Hu Shi was so impressed that he not only hired Mr. Zhu as a professor in the English Department, but also invited him to lecture on "On Poetry" in the Chinese Department for a year. What Professor Shang Jinlin of the Department of Chinese Language and Literature of Peking University discovered this time was Mr. Zhu's course lecture notes at Peking University. It was a mimeographed 16-format volume with the title "On Poetry published as a modern appendix on July 5th" on the cover. The main text was titled "General Theory of Poetics". On the side of each page was printed the words "Peking University Lecture Notes July 4th G Publishing Group Printed by Li School (or Zhao School, Song School)". The text consists of seven chapters and about 100,000 words. "On Poetry" is Mr. Zhu's masterpiece, which can be said to have been written for a lifetime. This handout not only has theoretical and aesthetic value for readers, but as an early version of "On Poetry", it is also an important document and has important historical significance for examining the development of Mr. Zhu's poetic theory and academic path. Those who study literature (poetry) and aesthetics can compare it with later versions and see the changes in Mr. Zhu's poetic concepts, the expansion of his academic vision, and the refinement of his language. The editor has organized and revised the entire manuscript, and written a detailed postscript introducing the evolution of each version of "Poetry" and Mr. Zhu's lifelong pursuit of "poetics" research, which can be referenced by researchers and literature lovers.

In addition to being devoted to academics, Mr. Zhu Guangqian also has a strong sense of social responsibility and has written many articles about life and education. This anthology selects 30 articles from Mr. Zhu Guangqian's popular works and organizes them into a collection, covering a wide range of content, from studying to employment, from making friends to marriage and love, from personal cultivation to life attitude, comprehensively answering the confusion that young people may encounter in their growth path. These articles have the charm of transcending time and space and are often read and updated. Although they were written some time ago, today's young people still benefit a lot from reading them.

This book is a collection of twelve letters written by Mr. Zhu Guangqian to young friends in China during his stay in Europe. The letters mostly cover matters that young people are concerned about and should be concerned about, including reading, self-cultivation, composition, love, life and other topics. In this book, Mr. Zhu Guangqian talks to you sincerely and sincerely like a friend. Reading is friendly and natural, and you will get more thinking and influence from it.

"Ideal Youth", "Instructions on Reading and Writing", and "Principles of Western Learning" are the "Three Books of Zhu Guangqian" newly published by Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House. "Ideal Youth" is one of the newly published collections of Mr. Zhu Guangqian's articles (a total of three volumes) published by Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House. "Instructions for Reading and Writing" is the second of a selection of Mr. Zhu Guangqian's articles newly published by Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House (a total of three volumes). It talks to young people about how to learn Chinese classical literature. "The Way of Western Learning" is the third of a new collection of Mr. Zhu Guangqian's articles (a total of three volumes) published by Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House. It talks to young people about how to learn Western language, literature and artistic ideas, absorb Western civilization, and "strive to cultivate the life and vitality of Chinese culture." Mr. Zhu Guangqian has been familiar with classical literature since he was a child, and studied abroad in college. He has an insight into Western learning, has his own learning methods and goals in terms of language, literature, philosophy and thought, and at the same time maintains close communication with domestic young students, so he often tells young people about his learning experience; he actively introduces and translates foreign classic literature and aesthetic works, and writes articles to share with young people. This book is compiled around the theme of "Pathway to Western Learning", and the articles are divided into three series: "Original Origins", "Between Translation and Reading" and "Self-Made New Words".

Zhu Guangqian won a wide reputation for his outstanding contributions to aesthetics. However, he was a generalist. He not only made groundbreaking achievements in the field of aesthetics, but also wrote popular popular books, especially the intellectual essays he began writing in the 1920s. They combined philosophy and literary talent, with bright, simple, clear characteristics and strong spiritual appeal. Zhu Guangqian has been immersed in traditional culture since he was a child, and has studied in the West for many years, forming his own aesthetic system. His essays are based on the deep foundation of Chinese and Western culture, and they swim in the ocean of knowledge at home and abroad, both ancient and modern. They are both physical and spiritual, full of rationality and interest, and have reached the highest level of essay writing. The combination of beauty and life makes his essays unique. With his extensive knowledge and superb language skills, he expounds highly practical insights.

"Talk about Cultivation" is a work by Mr. Zhu Guangqian, a generation of academic masters, who explains the ways of life cultivation. It has been published for 60 years and is still the favorite of young students. The book consists of more than 20 articles, centered on "respecting reason and will, but not sparing emotion and imagination", and covering various issues closely related to young people, such as aspiration to "three principles", cultivating the spirit of struggle, grasping the interaction between individuals and communities and nations, and even talking about character, knowledge, reading, making friends, sex, love and marriage, and even value consciousness, aesthetic education, etc.

"Twelve Letters to Youth" is an inspirational classic for young people's growth. It especially includes Zhu Guangqian's classic philosophy of life "On Cultivation". The two volumes are assembled and complement each other. "The Best Beauty in the World" is a prose classic by Zhu Guangqian, a master of aesthetics, who condenses the beauty of life. All things are alive and beautiful. In an instant, there is eternity. There is a thousand things in the dust.

Zhu Guangqian is one of the pioneers and founders of modern Chinese aesthetics. He is committed to the research and criticism of literary and artistic thought, aesthetic research, and aesthetic teaching. He has rich writings on aesthetics and has opened up new fields of Chinese aesthetics research. His personal writings include History of Western Aesthetics, Aesthetic Gleaners, Tragic Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Letters on Beauty, Twelve Letters to Youth, etc. His translated works include Plato's Dialogues on Literature and Art, Hegel's Aesthetics, Croce's Principles of Aesthetics, Lessing's Laocoön, Eckerman's Goethe's Conversations, Vico's New Science, etc. Among them, Zhu Guangqian's prose works account for only a small proportion, but they are all of high quality and top grade, with graceful and timeless writing style and containing the principles of life.

Mr. Zhu Guangqian is a famous esthetician in my country. He has learned both Chinese and Western knowledge and is knowledgeable about the past and present. The aesthetic system he has formed integrates Western aesthetics and traditional Chinese aesthetics, and bridges modern Chinese aesthetics and contemporary aesthetics. "What I Saw in Spring: All Things End, Will Be Beautiful" is based on the principle of being easy to understand and explaining the profound in a simple way. It selects 30 articles from Mr. Zhu Guangqian's aesthetic works and organizes them into a collection according to the order of aesthetic principles, aesthetic taste, art appreciation, artistic creation, beauty and life. It guides readers to see the world with a beautiful eye, discover beauty, appreciate beauty, and create beauty in art and life.

This book contains nearly 20 articles by the famous esthetician, literary theorist, educator, and translator Zhu Guangqian published in different journals in the last years of the Anti-Japanese War. They are mainly his "words about the joys and hardships of learning literature and art." Different from the general readings of Fangwen, it can be regarded as both an introductory book on literature and a theoretical work. As he said in his book, the key to learning literature for beginners is to "play more works by famous writers" and "practice writing more by yourself", "gradually develop a pure taste, and learn a writer's vision and sympathy for experiencing human feelings and objects."

"The Most Beautiful in the World: Zhu Guangqian's Classic Prose Collection" selects popular and classic articles from Mr. Zhu Guangqian's works in various periods such as "On Beauty", "On Beauty Letters", "On Cultivation", "Twelve Letters to Youth", etc., Covering life, aesthetics, philosophy of life, self-cultivation, literature Art and other themes perfectly integrate the beauty of words with life. Each word is exquisite and full of witty sayings, leading readers to understand the beautiful world they live in from a new perspective. They can put aside utilitarian purposes and live freely according to the nature given by God like plants, trees, insects and fish.

Everyone has some anxieties, regrets, and unhappiness... This book is an ideal life guide given to everyone by a generation of aesthetic master Zhu Guangqian. He said: "The reason why this world is beautiful is that it has flaws, opportunities for hope, and fields for imagination." He said: "If you want to be happy in life, you must retain a little childishness." The teacher not only gives people aesthetic influence, but also tells readers many thought-provoking life stories. He turns his life aesthetics and wisdom into words, providing spiritual comfort to people experiencing hardships and providing guidance to readers in terms of cultivation, study, career, emotions, etc. Mr. Zhu Guangqian's writing is beautiful and eloquent. It reads like an elder of the family encouraging the younger generations. There are many interesting sentences and allusions in the article, which make readers enlightened and benefit a lot.

All beautiful things have an unconventional effect. Life is to give life the quality of beauty. This collection of essays "Walk Slowly, Live a Beautiful Life" is an essay written by Zhu Guangqian, a master of aesthetics, who talks about a beautiful life. He talks about life, cultivation, ideals, and old stories about friends. It contains the wisdom of life and a profound understanding of human nature. The beauty of life depends on whether you can appreciate and appreciate many things. Every plant and tree has its own flavor. Zhu Ziqing said that he spreads hope in every heart, making you believe that you can do more than you think you can do. The most important thing in life is "knowledge" and "awareness", understanding life and dealing with life. I hope you can slow down, appreciate while walking, live up to the magnificence of the world and the richness of life, seek knowledge, think well, love beauty, and walk a beautiful life path.

"Ideal Youth" is one of the "Three Books by Zhu Guangqian" newly published by Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House. The book is divided into three parts. The first part is entitled "Between Heaven and Earth", which talks about the self-awareness and realization of social people; the second part is entitled "Ideal Youth", which talks about what standards and preparations are needed to become an ideal youth; the third part is entitled "Beauty of Body and Mind", which strongly emphasizes the equal emphasis on a healthy body and a sound personality, and explores vitality. Starting from "Twelve Letters to Youth", Mr. Zhu established friendly relations with the majority of young people. The topics in the collection all focus on the key points of youth growth and personal cultivation. Mr. Zhu is familiar with Eastern and Western philosophy, literature and art, and has been thinking seriously and deeply about personal growth, social progress, and national development. Therefore, every article in this book should still have the effect of "wiping the mind" when read by today's young readers (of course not only young people). Zhu Guangqian (1897-1986), courtesy name Mengshi, was born in Tongcheng, Anhui. Famous esthetician, literary theorist, educator and translator.

This book is a collection of twelve letters written by Mr. Zhu Guangqian to young friends in China during his stay in Europe. The letters mostly cover matters that young people are concerned about and should be concerned about, such as reading, self-cultivation, composition, social movements, love, philosophy, and so on. What flows from Mr. Zhu Guangqian's writings is as earnest and thoughtful as an elder's advice, and as sincere and sincere as an old friend's conversation. It is cordial and natural to read, and I benefit a lot.

"Talk about Cultivation" is a classic work by Zhu Guangqian, a master of aesthetics, who explains the ways of self-cultivation. In the first half of the 20th century, society was in turmoil and young people were depressed and hesitant. After the publication of "Twelve Letters to Youth", the author has been teaching for many years and has a deeper understanding of youth and life. In the book, the author deeply analyzes the social ills and national character, sincerely encourages the Chinese people to care about the fate of their country and their country, aspire high and not be afraid of difficulties, and clearly answers the immediate confusion of the majority of young people. Nearly eighty years later, it still serves as an excellent guide to the life cultivation of contemporary young people.

The book "Talking about Literature" contains nineteen articles on literature written by Mr. Zhu Guangqian in the late Anti-Japanese War. They are all "the joys and sorrows of learning literature and art" for many years. From literary taste to layout arrangement, from content style to translation skills, it discusses in detail the content, form, expression, genre, style and other issues of literary works. This book is also a literary enlightenment book specially written for teenagers. Using his personal experience as a template, the author easily and naturally leads readers into the wonders of literature, so as to cultivate a pure literary taste, acquire the vision and sympathy of literary masters who experience all kinds of life, and thus "happily discover that our small hearts and great hearts also have something in common."

This book collects Mr. Zhu Guangqian's articles about reading, covering poetry, scripts, novels, letters, diaries, etc., Involving many writers at home and abroad, both ancient and modern, conveying his pure love and unique insights into book culture. The article is like tasting tea, sharing the joy and realization of reading, and pointing out how to improve one's knowledge system and cultivate aesthetic ability and moral sentiment through reading. Mr. Zhu is well versed in both Chinese and Western knowledge, is approachable, and has a good reputation for teaching young people's reading and growth through words and deeds.

This book is a self-selected collection of Zhu Guangqian's works. The articles are selected from Zhu Guangqian's four works ("On Cultivation", "Twelve Letters to Youth", "On Beauty" and "On Beauty Letters"). The content is classic and clearly expresses Zhu Guangqian's world view, outlook on life, values ​​and aesthetics. It is accompanied by exquisite illustrations and text by the famous painter Wang Yuyuan, interpreting the essence of the master's lifelong thoughts.

This book is a new selection of essays by Zhu Guangqian, the master of aesthetics. The book contains 21 classic "healing" essays, divided into four series: "Taboo: Impatient and Impatient", "Taboo: Doing Nothing", "Taboo: Excessive Life", "Taboo: Premature Aging". Zhu Guangqian said, "A grown-up person never loses his innocence." He opened his heart and talked about literature and art. He summarized this book of methods for young people who are physically and mentally exhausted and yearn for a better life. If you want to live a smooth life, you should be like a child, have a little fun, run around, laugh and make noise. "My personality is the center of these articles." - Zhu Guangqian

This book is a new selection of essays by aesthetic master Zhu Guangqian. The book contains 19 classic and wonderful articles, divided into four series: "The progress of life should be slowed down when it needs to be slowed down" "I feel that life is not smooth, then what" "Compromise to the world later" "Lovely people and things will always appear". This book is the old man's observation of his decades of life and philosophy of life. It is a book of attitude that "there is true meaning in it". Everything is boring, so from today on, it is better to have a little fun, drink tea and sleep well. "If it is not a sin to review myself from others, it can be said that I generally like to be calm, calm, steady, and resolute. I respect reason and will, but I do not belittle emotions and imagination." - Zhu Guangqian

This book is actually a letter that Zhu Guangqian sent from overseas to a magazine for publication during his stay in Europe. These articles were later compiled into the book "Twelve Letters to Youth", which was published by Kaiming Bookstore in March 1929. The purpose is to target ordinary people and introduce some academic ideas based on real life. These twelve letters are targeted at young people with a middle school education. They do not specify a specific recipient. As long as they are a young person with a middle school education, they are the recipients. Everyone should read these twelve letters. Each letter is titled with something that young people are concerned about or should be concerned about, such as reading, self-cultivation, composition, social movements, love, philosophy, and so on. Although the author expresses his opinions on different topics and looks at the whole story, there seems to be a consistent starting point to be found, which is to advise young people to have a clear vision, to work from the bottom up, to take care of themselves, and not to follow the world for quick gain.

"Talking about Beauty·Talking about Beauty Letters" is an introductory book on aesthetics written by Zhu Guangqian for young people. It narrates aesthetic knowledge in a heart-to-heart way with friends, explains it in simple terms, is friendly and natural, and is the most classic enlightenment book on aesthetics. "History of Western Aesthetics" is Mr. Zhu Guangqian's most important aesthetic work and the first monograph on the history of Western aesthetics written by a Chinese scholar. "Twelve Letters to Youth" is an inspirational classic for young people's growth. It especially includes Zhu Guangqian's classic philosophy of life "On Cultivation". The two volumes are assembled and complement each other.

"Instructions for Reading and Writing" is the second of "Zhu Guangqian's Three Books" newly published by Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House. It talks to young people about how to learn Chinese classical literature. The book is divided into four parts: "Methods and Approaches", which talks about what books should be read to get started with classical poetry, intensive reading and selective reading; "Style and Characteristics" talks about poetry, "Reading and Appreciation" provides an in-depth analysis and introduction to the classics in classical poetry, and "Appendix: Practice and Writing" teaches young people how to think and write based on their own experience. The compilation of this book is intended to guide young readers to learn the methods and approaches of reading, but in the end, as Mr. Zhu Guangqian said, "Reading is like an adventure, and the choice depends on you." Zhu Guangqian (1897-1986), courtesy name Mengshi, was born in Tongcheng, Anhui. Famous esthetician, literary theorist, educator and translator.

"Path to Western Learning" is the third of "Zhu Guangqian's Three Books" newly published by Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House. It talks to young people about how to learn Western language, literature and artistic ideas, absorb Western civilization, and "strive to cultivate the life and vitality of Chinese culture." Mr. Zhu Guangqian has been familiar with classical literature since he was a child. He studied abroad in college and gained insight. Western Learning has its own learning methods and goals in terms of language, literature, philosophy and thought, and at the same time maintains close communication with domestic young students. Therefore, he often tells his learning experience to young people; he actively introduces and translates foreign classic literature and aesthetic works, and writes articles to share with young people. This book is compiled around the theme of "Pathway to Western Learning", and the articles are divided into three series: "Original Origins", "Between Translation and Reading" and "Self-Made New Words". Zhu Guangqian (1897-1986), courtesy name Mengshi, was born in Tongcheng, Anhui. Famous esthetician, literary theorist, educator and translator.

This book is a collection of twelve letters written by Mr. Zhu Guangqian to young friends in China during his stay in Europe. In the letter, Mr. Wang talks like an old friend about matters that young people care about, such as reading, self-cultivation, composition, social movements, love, etc., And provides earnest and thoughtful advice to young friends. He encourages young people to set up lofty ideals, study hard, live a simple life, and not covet worldly fame and fortune. The feelings are sincere and sincere, and the writing style is friendly and natural. It was deeply loved by young readers as soon as it was published. It has been reprinted many times since then, and it still has the power to shock people today. At the same time, this book also specially includes Zhu Guangqian's another classic work on life philosophy, "Talk about Cultivation", which further provides guidance for young people from the perspectives of literature, aesthetics, philosophy, morality, politics, etc., And is an indispensable life guide for contemporary young people.

"Twelve Letters to Youth" is a life guide written specifically for young people in China by Mr. Zhu Guangqian when he was studying in Europe in the 1920s. It focuses on core issues that young people care about, such as reading, customs and innovations, love and morality, further education and majors, participation in social movements, and life's troubles and fun. It not only provides practical methods to solve real-life confusions, but also guides readers to engage in philosophical thinking about the nature of life. This book is based on "The Complete Works of Zhu Guangqian" compiled by Ye Shengtao, Shen Congwen and others in 1987. It is specially supplemented with the original appendix and six selected messages from young people. From physical fitness to scientific thinking, from artistic aesthetics to social responsibility, this book fully presents the educational concept of "building people and establishing minds" by a generation of great masters.