Library

One of the book series. The author is a bookworm, an almost "demanding" reader, and has a reverence for words. The manuscript includes his essays on reading the works of Wang Zengqi, Huang Shang, Gu Lin, Mu Xin, Sun Yu, and Li Changsheng, records of interviews with older generation literary artists such as Zhou Youguang and Han Yu, long reviews of certain anthologies and anthologies, and short reviews of the good books he purchased. Because of his rigorous approach to writing, his articles also draw a clear line from the almost universal literary writing nowadays. Some chapters have certain historical value.

This book is a collection of essays written by columnist Zhu Hangman about the book industry and personal book collecting experience. The author combines the history and current situation of the book industry to sort out and summarize his personal experience of visiting books and reading insights, interspersed with anecdotes from the modern literary world, which is full of interest, high knowledge and readability.