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"Tiexiao Renyu" is one of our publisher's "Buhu Prose" book series. The Buhuo Prose Book Series is one of the Buhuo sub-brands created in order to make the Buhuo brand of our agency bigger and stronger. It targets prose masterpieces or original prose collections of the most important contemporary writers. "Tiexiao Renyu" is a representative work of prose by the writer Zong Pu. The book is divided into eight parts. The first part is a prose recalling his father Feng Youlan, including "Heart's Entrustment" and other 8 articles; the second part is a recall of relatives and friends' past prose, including "Xia Luoyan Garden" and other 8 articles; the third part is a prose about scenery, including "Lake Tower Shadow", "Purple Wisteria Waterfall", "Lilac Knot" and so on 1 6 articles; the fourth part is argumentative prose, including 9 articles such as "The Book of Hate"; the fifth part is domestic travel prose, including 8 articles such as "West Lake Essays"; the sixth part is foreign travel prose, including 12 articles such as "Red Heart of Australia"; the seventh part is book reviews, including 4 articles such as "The Walking Man"; the eighth part is the preface, including 2 articles such as "The Unsolved Knot".

"The Journey to the West" is a novel that positively describes the Anti-Japanese War in western Yunnan. The story follows "The Story of Dongzang", which won the Mao Dun Literature Award. Many students from the Southwest Associated University joined the army and went to the battlefield at a time of national peril, spilling their blood and lives on the land in the southwest of the motherland. The novel spreads a broad social and cultural background, describes the rich and sensitive ideological state of patriotic young students in a state of war, portrays characters such as Tantai Wei and Meng Lingji, expresses the author's unique feelings about nation, justice, revolution, and love, and brings readers a completely different reading experience from other anti-war literature works.

The essence of life is to live alone and filter life layer by layer with your own heart, only then can you get the essence and true meaning of life. Regarding family affection, Zong Pu said: "I am over forty years old, and I still feel most at ease sleeping next to my mother." Regarding love, Zong Pu said: "The fullest part of life is because he has me and I have him. Such possessions in the world can never become the past." Regarding sorrow and joy, Zong Pu said: "Even if what I get is difficult and painful, I still have it. Because I am not the only one in the world, I feel more fulfilled and warmer." Regarding the future, Zong Pu said: "When a person reaches the bottom of his life, he has no hope of falling anymore, and there is hope for improvement. ""A Lifelong Journey" is the life wisdom written by Zong Pu, the winner of the Mao Dun Literature Award, for young people. It selects 36 of the author's most widely circulated articles. She may review her own growth, reminisce about old friends and relatives, record her daily life, or understand the philosophy of life. The complicated world, the joys and sorrows in life, all become calm and serene in her writings, radiating light and warmth, becoming Zong Pu's unique charm. Reading Zong Pu's prose lets us know that we are the ferrymen of our own lives. The real life is to handle sorrows and joys by ourselves, and live this life without being flattered.

How to write flowers? "Each blooming flower is like a small, full sail, with a sharp-bottomed ship under the sail and a bulging cabin." How to write cloud? "Small flowers merged into big flowers, like piles of cotton, like piles of snow. After a while, the cotton and snow turned into a group of white sheep, and a big dog - was the dog herding sheep?" How to write about people? "There are many subtle twists and turns in a mother's love that cannot be fully described and cannot be fully captured. But it is because of these subtle twists and turns that a home is formed. This home is alive everywhere, every inch of the wall and every inch of the curtains are alive." How to write things? "Children who grew up in the Tsinghua Garden do not have a rich impression of Peiping, and their dreams are filled with woods, paths, lotus ponds, and a place where auspicious clouds surround the auditorium, Gongzi Hall, etc." "What a Hibiscus Flower" is a collection of essays given to children by Zong Pu, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize. The book is divided into four volumes. It contains thirty-six articles from the perspectives of objects, scenes, people and narratives, including "Wisteria Waterfall", "Lilac Knot" and other famous articles included in Chinese textbooks and examination questions. Many of Zong Pu's prose are full of childlike innocence, observing life from a child's perspective and presenting the world in a child's eyes, making it an excellent work to assist children in reading and writing and other language learning, understanding life, and cultivating correct values.

This work is based on the life of Southwest Associated University during the Anti-Japanese War, and vividly depicts the personality ethics and emotional world of Chinese intellectuals. This book takes the events of Meng Yue, a professor at Minglun University, and his family as the main line after the July 7th Incident. It describes the noble national integrity shown by the intellectuals in Peking at the time of the country's subjugation, and also reveals the cowardly and contentious souls of some people. The novel is full of life and creates a pure and sincere artistic atmosphere, which is unforgettable.

This book is a collection of essays selected by Mr. Zong Pu. In addition to the inscription and postscript, there are a total of 107 articles divided into 9 groups. The first group of articles focuses on family and relatives, the second group is written specifically for his father Feng Youlan, the third group recalls the interactions and friendships with the older generation of intellectuals such as Wen Yiduo, Zhang Dainian, Chen Daisun, etc., The fourth group focuses on the scenery, historical sites and human affairs in Yanyuan where the author has lived for decades, and the fifth group The first group is the author's beautiful articles about the four seasons of flowers and the beautiful scenery. The sixth group is the author's travel notes on visiting the former residences of celebrities around the world. The seventh group is the author's reflections on daily life and personal experiences. The eighth group is the author's reading experience. The ninth group has only two articles, which are the author's summary of his life's creation. Mr. Zong Pu was born in Tsinghua University and grew up in Kunming during the Southwest Associated University. After returning to Beijing, he lived in Yannan Garden for decades. He blended Chinese and Western education, made friends all over Shilin, and his writing is subtle and intriguing.

This book is a collection of essays by Zong Pu, a master of prose. It includes Zong Pu's representative works in different creative periods, such as "Shadow on the Lake Tower", "Purple Wisteria Waterfall" (selected into middle school textbooks), "Shu Dang Yi Yi", "A Dream of Red Mansions" and other famous articles, especially the part about family love, the writing style is delicate and touching; about Yan Yuan's memories, insights into daily life, and experiences during travel are also important contents of this book. The writing is vivid and delicate, the language is elegant and simple, and the artistic conception is profound and far-reaching. It represents the distinctive style and outstanding achievements of Zong Pu's prose, and also presents the characteristics of Zong Pu's works in various periods and the changes in his thoughts and emotions.

Zong Pu is the daughter of the famous philosopher Feng Youlan. She has been immersed in profound cultural origins since she was a child. She is familiar with the artistic techniques of classical literature. At the same time, she has absorbed the essence of Western culture. Her profound knowledge and unique charm are all reflected in her six works. In her more than ten years of prose creation, some of her prose reflect family life and express the love and affection between father and daughter, mother and daughter, and siblings, such as "Memorial of the Flower Festival" and "Ninety-year Birthday", etc.; Some of her prose reflect the life of overseas Chinese and highlight patriotism. Those that express nostalgia, such as "Rainbow Music Club"; others describe visits to historical sites and reflect exotic scenery, such as "Red Heart of Australia", "Falling Snowfield", etc.; And those that reflect personal life interests and hobbies, such as "Book of Hate" and "Book of Joy" "Tea Event at Fenglu", etc.; Of course, there are also those describing the scenery of Yanyuan where she lived for many years, such as "Purple Wisteria Waterfall", "Looking for Stones in Yanyuan", etc.; Her prose style is simple and elegant, her thoughts are healthy and upward, her mood is beautiful, her feelings are sincere, and she is deeply loved by readers.

"Wisteria Waterfall Lilac Knot" is Zong Pu's classic prose collection, including "Wisteria Waterfall", "Lilac Knot", "Pine Lover" and other famous articles. Zong Pu uses beautiful and gentle language to describe seemingly ordinary life situations and details, recreating the ups and downs of the characters' fate and historical changes, with a soft bookish atmosphere and a cultural texture that is immersed in the bone marrow.

This book is a collection of prose essays published by Zong Pu in different periods, with a total of 45 articles. It is divided into five parts: "Scenery of the Year", "Mountains and Rivers in Dreams", "Where I Lived", "Those Characters in My Life" and "Salute of a Little Ant".

Zong Pu is an important writer in the history of contemporary Chinese literature. She has profound knowledge, elegant writing, and her works are popular and have far-reaching influence. Her works have won many authoritative awards including the Mao Dun Literature Award, the Lu Xun Literature Award, and the National Outstanding Short and Novella Award. "Zong Pu's Collected Works" collects Zong Pu's major works in his literary career of nearly 80 years, including the multi-volume novel "Ye Gourd Yin", which was completed in 32 years, short and medium-length novels such as "Red Bean" and "Sansheng Stone", which have become classics, and "West Lake Essays" "Wisteria Waterfall", "Lilac Knot", "Heart's Entrustment", "Sansongtang Broken Memories", "Crying Brother" and other classic prose works, as well as fairy tale masterpieces such as "The Story of the Lobe" and "Flowers", as well as some of her poems, translations, creative talks and other works. "Collected Works of Zong Pu" is planned to be compiled into ten volumes.

"Dongzang Ji" is one of the "Yunnan Literature Series" and is selected from Zong Pu's series of novels "Ye Gourd Yin". The novel is set in Yunnan during the Anti-Japanese War. It vividly describes the real situation of Chinese society and the living conditions of all classes during this difficult period. It depicts the noble character of a group of intellectuals represented by Meng Yue of Minglun University who adhere to their beliefs, care about national affairs, pay attention to people's livelihood, and dare to take risks and make sacrifices for their ideals and pursuits. The novel is relaxed, dense and orderly. The author's extensive and profound knowledge is reflected in the creation of characters from many different professions. The proficient use of local dialects and slang and the description of all kinds of traffickers and pawns demonstrate the author's intelligence and talent. The novel won the 6th "Mao Dun Literature Award" for its profound connotation, precise characterization and prose-like language.

As a Mao Dun Literature Award-winning writer, Zong Pu has also created many classic works in short and medium stories, especially prose essays. The main works selected in this book include "The Tragedy of the Walnut Tree", "Three Thousand Miles of Land and Nine Clouds in the Sky", "Xia Luo Yan Yuan", etc.

"Ye Gourd Yin" is a multi-volume novel. "The Journey to the South" describes the deep pain and noble national integrity of the intellectuals in Peiping during the national crisis, and provides a profound and detailed analysis of the cowardly souls of those struggling to survive. "Dongzang Ji" describes the difficult life of Meng Yue's family, teachers and students after Minglun University moved south to Kunming, and depicts a series of vivid and vivid characters. "The Western Expedition" tells the story of students from Minglun University who joined the army and participated in the expeditionary force to fight against the Japanese invaders. "Return to the North" reproduces the complicated real life of teachers and students of Minglun University after they returned to Peiping after eight years of wandering.

This book is a new collection of essays by Zong Pu. Her words are not only written for flowers and seasons, love and longing, but also for lost history, persevering personality, and deep thoughts. It is easy to understand and can be used as primary school textbooks, and its long and profound meaning makes people recall it again and again. The works in the book, such as "Crying Brother", "Clouds in the Blue Sky", "How to Stay Together", "Memories of Southwest Associated University and Mr. Feng Youlan", "I Love Yanyuan", etc., Are all classics in Zong Pu's prose, showing the author's solemn, gentle and self-contained aesthetic style.

Zong Pu's representative prose work, with elegant style and sophisticated language, is a writing model for middle school students. Whether it is a flower that blooms silently in the depths of the season, or a stone or a monument that remains in an ancient garden; whether it is wandering in turbulent times, or searching for mountains and rivers or traveling to exotic places in quiet years; whether it is the complicated past that is not as smokey, or the recollection of life that can be loved, Zong Pu's writings interpret timeless feelings and long chants that time is like water and life is like song.

"Return to the North" is the fourth and final volume of the novel "Ye Gourd Yin". This volume will tell the story of what happened to the teachers and students of Minglun University after they returned to Peiping from Yunnan after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. The fate of the characters in the book will have a preliminary ending. Foreign troubles have been eliminated, but internal worries continue, but the road of intellectuals is still bumpy. From "The Journey to the South" to "The Return to the North", Zong Pu describes the spiritual journey and real life of two generations of Chinese intellectuals when their country was destroyed and their family was destroyed. It is a unique masterpiece in the history of contemporary literature.

"Zong Pu's Prose" contains 48 representative works of Zong Pu's prose, divided into four series. The first volume, "Shadows of Lake Towers", collects articles related to the author's sightseeing in mountains and rivers and the scenery of Yanyuan; the second volume, "Twenty-Four Flower Letters", collects articles related to the author's singing of flowers and trees and sighing about time; the third volume, "Clouds in the Blue Sky", mainly collects the author's past events in the romantic house; the fourth volume, "The Sound of Iron Xiaos", mainly recalls parents, brothers and deceased writers. Whether describing scenes, chanting objects, recording events, or remembering people, Zong Pu's words are implicit, meaningful, yet broad and profound.

"The Legend of Dongzang" is a novel written by the contemporary female writer Zong Pu. It is the sequel to the novel "The Story of the Southern Crossing" and was first published in 2000. The characters in the novel are based on Professor Meng Yue of the History Department of Minglun University, his wife Lu Bichu, and his daughters Meng Liji and Meng Lingji. They are radiated to nearly a hundred people around Professor Meng Yue's relatives, friends, and colleagues. It tells the story of the personal encounters, emotional experiences, and spiritual growth of a group of intellectuals who came south from the capital during the Anti-Japanese War. The novel uses a warm tone to show the perseverance and broad-mindedness of the Chinese nation. In 2005, "Dongzang Ji" won the 6th Mao Dun Literature Award.

The book's general title is "Ye Gourd Yin". It is a multi-volume novel that describes the selfless struggle and generous sacrifices made by Chinese intellectuals and patriotic people to defend the country and Chinese culture during the Anti-Japanese War. It depicts a series of distinctive characters. "The Journey to the South" describes the deep pain and noble national integrity of the intellectuals in Peiping during the national crisis, and provides a profound and detailed analysis of the cowardly souls of those struggling to survive. "Dongzang Ji" describes the difficult life of Meng Yue's family, teachers and students after Minglun University moved south to Kunming, and depicts a series of vivid and vivid characters. "The Western Expedition" tells the story of students from Minglun University who joined the army and participated in the expeditionary force to fight against the Japanese invaders. "Return to the North" reproduces the complicated real life of teachers and students of Minglun University after they returned to Peiping after eight years of wandering.

"Wild Gourd Yin" is based on the life of Southwest Associated University during the Anti-Japanese War. It vividly depicts the personality integrity and emotional world of Chinese intellectuals. It profoundly and delicately demonstrates their great kindness to relatives and friends, their great love for their motherland and nation, their great hatred for the invading enemies, and their great pain at the disaster of national subjugation. In the years when the nation was in danger, these scholars in commoners and long robes fought selflessly and sacrificed their lives for the continuous flow of Chinese culture. "The Journey to the South" takes the events of Meng Yue, a professor at Minglun University, and his family as the main line after the July 7th Incident. It describes the deep pain and noble national integrity of the intellectual class in Peiping during the national crisis, and provides a profound and detailed analysis of the cowardly souls of those who are struggling to survive. "Dongzang Ji" describes the difficult life of Meng Yue's family, teachers and students after Minglun University moved south to Kunming, and depicts a series of vivid and vivid characters. The elegant and vulgar human relations among professors and the vague and innocent thoughts and emotions of young people are all described in euphemistic and meticulous writing, which is both witty and true. "Return to the North" reproduces the complicated real life of teachers and students of Minglun University after they returned to Peiping after eight years of wandering. The dust of victory has settled, and the war of civil war has begun again. On the eve of the great historical changes, the future of the country, the destiny of the individual, the worries of the father's generation, the love of the son's generation, everything is condensed in Zong Pu's writing, which is warm and heavy, vivid and confusing.