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The author of this book, Nalan Xingde, uses words to describe the story of his life. Each of the short words seems to come at his fingertips, but it can cause huge waves in the readers' hearts. Each short poem in the book is equipped with annotations and word translations, and is interspersed with elegant colorful Chinese paintings, allowing readers to enjoy the visual beauty brought by Chinese paintings while appreciating the words.

In the sky, Mercury has a mountain named after her, which is the honor of poets all over the world. On the earth, this talented poet spent her romantic and ups and downs life. Her life is a mixture of joy and sorrow. She gained everything in the first half of her life and lost everything in the second half of her life. She was born into a well-known scholarly family, and she showed amazing literary talent when she was young. She picked up "Like a Dream" at her fingertips, "fighting for the crossing, startling a beach of gulls and herons", which made many famous people praise her wildly. The three words "Li Qingzhao" have since become synonymous with talented women in the world. At the age of eighteen, she married the young talent Zhao Mingcheng. This perfectly matched couple lived in harmony and lived a poetic life of indulgence in poetry and painting. However, with the sudden invasion of Jin soldiers and the Song family's journey south, Li Qingzhao and his wife also fell into a life of escape. They could not help themselves in troubled times and Mingcheng died on the way. From then on, her life was in trouble, displaced, experienced ups and downs, and wandered for half her life. "Do you know whether you should be green, fat, red, and thin?" Writing poems and lyrics became her only soul comfort. Her poems are full of sweetness, true feelings, beauty, and sadness; they have the power to travel through time and are proof of immortality. This book is based on the engraved version of Shu Yu Ci written by Wang Pengyun Siyinzhai in the 18th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty. It is revised and revised with reference to the Yuefu Ya Ci and the unengraved version of Shu Yu Ci by Jiguge.

"Yangchun Collection", as a collection of Feng Yansi's poems, shows the poet's inner world. It not only reveals the delicate emotions of sadness for the spring and autumn, lovesickness and hatred, such as "tears asking the flowers but not saying a word", but also often expresses the lament that life is short and time passes like "people are not as romantic as the moon, but they remain forever". Therefore, I advise you to cherish your youth and live up to your life. "Yangchun Collection" has extremely high artistic value and has a profound influence on later generations of poets. Chen Tingzhuo, a famous poet in the late Qing Dynasty, commented: "Zhengzhong Ci is the best in the Five Dynasties. It has entered Fei Qing's room at a high level, but it is not followed by others. It may be out of date."

The Sui Dynasty, which began in 581 AD and ended in 618 AD, was an important transitional period in Chinese history that succeeded the Southern and Northern Dynasties and ushered in the Tang Dynasty. In the history of poetry, the poetry of the Sui Dynasty is also a link between the past and the future. It not only carries the legacy of the poetry of the late Southern and Northern Dynasties, but also heralds the rise of Tang poetry. Shen Deqian's original intention in compiling "Origins of Ancient Poetry" was precisely to trace back to the "source" of Tang poetry - he believed that Tang poetry did not come out of thin air, but had its own long development path. Therefore, Sui poetry, as the eve of Tang poetry, occupies a key position in the original version of "The Source of Ancient Poetry". Xue Daoheng, Yang Guang, Wang Zhou and Yu Shiji are important representatives in Sui poetry.

The creation of poetry flourished in the two Song Dynasties. There are many anthologies of Song poetry in the past dynasties. The "Three Hundred Song Poems" compiled by Mr. Zhu Cun (Shangcun Village) in the late Qing Dynasty has become one of the classics due to its large quantity, wide range, and incisiveness. This book is the annotation of "Three Hundred Song Poems" by Mr. Tang Guizhang, a master of modern poetry. The annotations in the book are detailed, solid and clear; the commentaries are a collection of past ci reviews, comprehensive and extensive; it also includes biographies and relevant reviews of each ci writer. These contents not only allow readers to understand and appreciate Song Ci, but also appreciate Mr. Tang Guizhang's unique insights into Song Ci and feel the cultural style of this master of Ci.

"Nalan Ci" is a collection of Nalan Xingde's poems. The themes involve love, family affection, friendship, miscellaneous feelings, etc., And the scenery of Jiangnan beyond the Great Wall, ancient and modern times, are all included. The style of his poems is elegant, graceful, graceful and charming, which is quite reminiscent of the late masters of the Southern Tang Dynasty. It has a very special status and influence in the history of Chinese literature. This book carefully collects the ancient manuscripts of Nalan Xingde's "Nalan Ci", combines the original text, word translation, comments and appreciation, annotations and doubts, supplemented by sincere original paintings, and uses pictures to explain the text. It is beautiful and true, and offers readers the beauty and charm of Chinese classical poetry written by a talented man of the previous generation.

Extreme wisdom will be hurt, and a word of truth cannot satisfy Nalan's thoughts; deep love will not last long, and a lifetime of character will be incomplete, just like talent. "If life were just like the first time we met, why would the autumn wind be so sad as to draw a fan?" - Nalan Xingde's words are clear, graceful and unique. The handed down "Nalan Ci" enjoyed a high reputation in society at that time and was highly praised by literati. People at the time said, "Every family is competing to sing "Drinking Water Ci". How many people know about Nalan's thoughts?" This shows the great influence of his Ci. Wang Guowei commented on him in "Human Words": "He sees things with natural eyes and expresses emotions with natural tongue, so he can really do this. Since the Northern Song Dynasty, there is only one person."

Shen Deqian built a poetry pedigree with "character as the foundation and poetry as the teaching" by selecting and commenting on the poetry of the Southern Dynasty and Song Dynasty. From a contemporary perspective, Song poetry is not only the source of Tang poetry, but also an important source of natural aesthetics and social criticism of Chinese poetry, and its aesthetic influence is far-reaching. "Tang poems are implicit, while Song poems are explicit; implicit means the rhyme is beyond the meaning, and revealing means the meaning is in the words." Shen believes that compared with later Tang poetry, Song poetry is more straightforward in emotional expression and emphasizes "the meaning is in the words." The appreciation is beyond words.

The selection of Jin poems is based on the purpose of "tracing the origins of Tang style and identifying changes in styles", systematically combing the development of poetry from the Western Jin Dynasty to the Eastern Jin Dynasty. It not only presents the gorgeous carvings of "Taikang Style" and the philosophical speculation of "Xuanyan Poetry", but also conveys its literary concepts of style-based and poetic education through sharp comments. Shen Deqian's anthology is an edition that is difficult to surpass among all the anthologies of the past. The blending of philosophy and landscape, the contradiction between rational interest and temperament, and the poeticization of reclusive spirit have far-reaching sustenance. Shen Deqian himself commented that the expansion of themes "laid the foundation for the overall prosperity of Tang poetry." The importance of Jin poetry is self-evident.

"Ci poetry takes realm as the top priority. If it has realm, it will have its own high style and its own famous sentences." By the Song Dynasty, Ci poetry had both verve and charm, and famous writers emerged in large numbers, so various anthologies emerged in endlessly. "Three Hundred Song Ci Poems" was compiled by Shangqiang villagers and was first published in the Jiazi Year of the Republic of China (1924). It was originally an elementary school reading book for my nephews to find and recite verses. It also included famous poems from various schools. It included 88 poets and 300 poems in total. It is the most widely circulated and most representative anthology of Song Ci poems. This edition of "Three Hundred Poems of the Song Dynasty" was compiled by Qiang Villager as a base, with detailed annotations and detailed appreciation. It also includes comments from famous writers such as Chen Tingzhuo and Tang Guizhang to enhance readers' aesthetic interest in reading.

Yu Biyun inherited his family education at a young age and made great achievements in literature, especially poetry. In order to teach poetry to children at home, Yu Biyun selected some famous poems from the five thousand years of Hanruo Xinghe, and carefully discussed the rhythm, sentence structure, and beauty of the artistic conception of the poems. Guide children to appreciate the beautiful and coordinated rhythms, elegant and fluent language, pure and noble character, and the pure, true, dream-like artistic conception in poetry while reading and reciting poetry.

"Starry Night" includes Lu Yin's representative prose, among which the prose "Memories under the Moon" and "Under the Leifeng Pagoda" "seem to be better than her novels", and "The Thorn of the Rose" is also "clear and lovely" (Mao Dun said). "Old Friend on the Seaside" writes about the sincerity and disillusionment of female love, and the persistent pursuit of female independent personality.

"How I Cut Leeks" introduces the life experience of Charles Ponzi in the form of an autobiography, turning the entire scam into a story, allowing readers to understand the financial world more clearly. The whole book adopts a first-person narrative method, leaving readers with a space to self-analyze and judge the rights and wrongs of the story. It does not indirectly guide the reader's thinking, which increases the authenticity of the story. "How I Cut Leeks" warns readers not to underestimate the desire and greed in their hearts, adjust their mentality in investment, and suppress the depraved "devil" in their hearts. When you realize certain problems, let them go in time. Preserving yourself is far more important than gaining a huge fortune.

Three women have completely different but equally bumpy experiences in Japan. Some of them gradually became stronger and finally became independent; some were disheartened and became nuns; some had no regrets and smiled at life. Three Chinese women came to Japan for different purposes; three Chinese women had completely different experiences in Japan; three Chinese women experienced the warmth and warmth of the world in Japan; three Chinese women reopened their lives for the future.

FBI psychological profiler John Douglas exclusively explains the "Crime of the Century"! In "Top Cold Cases", FBI investigator John Douglas, known as "America's modern Sherlock Holmes", uses professional thinking and nuanced vision to investigate eight famous murder cases (including "Jack the Ripper Case", "Richie Borden Case", "Lindbergh Case", "Black Dahlia", "Zodiac Case", etc., Involving (including family murders, celebrity kidnappings, concentrated attacks on sex workers, etc.), A gripping analysis is carried out, and a comprehensive and in-depth profile of the criminal's psychology is carried out, including the criminal's criminal motivation, the evolution and development of the criminal, post-crime behavior, police action methods, on-site protection principles, etc. All are conducted in-depth and detailed research.

On March 20, 1995, the subway sarin incident occurred in Japan that shocked the world. After the incident, Haruki Murakami personally spent a year interviewing people who had witnessed the incident, conducted audio-recorded interviews, and added necessary text processing to compile and compile this book "Underground". This is a documentary literary work by Haruki Murakami tracking the subway sand forest incident. The description is realistic. It is also Haruki Murakami's first non-fiction work, which is of great significance. "Underground" is Haruki Murakami's transformational work, his first full-length documentary work, and a profound reflection on Japan's "responsibility-avoiding closed society." "Underground 2" is Haruki Murakami's second documentary work after "Underground". Most of the space is the shady story of the cult dictated by former cult members. It is as detailed, realistic and shocking as "Underground". In search of healing, why did they create "Subway Sarin", an indiscriminate killing without redemption? Why do they find it difficult to live a normal life in this world? Where is the dream country they pursue? Thorough interviews with Aum believers and unguarded conversations with Mr. Hayao Kawai reveal the dark side of the heart enveloped by modern society.

The picture of the end of the century written by a famous chronicler, a Japan Press Association Award-winning work, was rated as one of the "100 Non-fiction Books to Understand Modern Times" by Iwanami Shoten. It is a representative non-fiction series that influenced post-war Japan and has been best-selling in Japan for many years. "Wives' Love" not only describes the family life of couples and corporate social issues, but also introduces the psychoanalysis of psychological counselors to analyze the causes of marital crises of several interviewees from the perspective of their original families, including the psychological roots of problems such as the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, parent-child relationship, etc. It is sharp and interesting. "The Well-Fed Poor" is a masterpiece by the famous Japanese journalist Shigeo Saito. It is considered a classic work describing social problems in Japan's bubble economy era. With the rapid development of the economy, Japan has finally emerged from the post-war famine era when it was struggling to survive. However, the improvement of living standards has not reduced people's anxiety and insecurity. It has only changed from "poverty in poverty" to "poverty in prosperity." In this new era where people no longer have to worry about food and clothing, people who are still trapped in the extreme state of poverty, busyness and debt are called "the underfed poor". They are not only "corporate warriors" supporting Japan's economic development, but they are also victims of this brutally competitive society.

Since viruses can mutate, so can we. The upgraded version of "Blood Epidemic" directly attacks the global public health crisis in the 21st century! _X000b_WHO believes that the 2014 Ebola epidemic showed that "the world is not prepared to deal with a severe influenza pandemic and global public health emergency." The Ebola epidemic is more like part of a pattern, a shockwave caused by a new virus jumping out of an ecosystem. The virus multiplied itself in the population, devoured lives, encountered resistance from the human species, and eventually died out. But what will be the next shock wave? The past is slowly turning into the future, and now I am going to predict a global outbreak caused by an emerging virus at biosafety level 4, which is airborne and spreads from person to person. There is no vaccine, and it is incurable with modern medicine. In the technical terms, this is a level 4 event. A recent study completed by the Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health found that all U. S. Hospitals combined have only 142 red zone beds that can treat patients infected with hemorrhagic fever viruses such as Ebola, and fewer than 400 red zone beds that can treat patients infected with high-risk airborne viruses. Therefore, if a level 4 event breaks out, there will only be 542 red zone beds in the entire United States. We must ask the question: If a new Level 4 virus spread to millions of people in North America or any continent, would hospitals be able to handle and care for that many patients? If the number of infected exceeds one million, will epidemiologists be able to track and break the chain of infection?

"The Chinese and the Japanese in the Eyes of Americans" is what the famous American philosopher John Dewey saw and heard when he traveled to Japan and China. It records China and Japan in 1919 and can be called a witness to the times a hundred years ago. John Dewey recorded the folk customs of China and Japan in detail in the last century, including some interesting historical details, such as the sense of responsibility of Chinese students to "take the world as their own responsibility", prosperous Shanghai, prosperous Hangzhou, Japanese bowing, prices and food, the people's awe of the emperor when the emperor traveled, Uji's tea, etc. These records are considered valuable first-hand historical materials today. In "The Chinese and the Japanese in American Eyes", John Dewey believed that Japan's background is still ancient, but new buds have grown inside, like trees in spring, trying to exude a breath of new life. Dewey was deeply shocked by the endless power and strong sense of responsibility of Chinese people, the climate and landscape that were completely different from New York, and the unparalleled philosophy of life.

In the era of transformation, how to turn around? Hou Hongbin broke through the maze of public opinion and awakened the troubled people. Will we just inherit poverty? Who did Phoenix Man offend? The nationwide push to get married is to "maintain stability"... Clarify the core of social hot spots and expose the double standards, paradoxes and brainwashing routines of public opinion. Without hating the diversity of lifestyles and refusing to expand the possibilities of life, a society can dilute our modern anxiety precisely because it has a variety of possibilities.

In the late 1970s and early 1980s, in order to study Germany under Hitler's rule, young Timothy Garden Ash stayed in East and West Berlin for several years to collect information. Unexpectedly, his whereabouts in East Germany were considered espionage activities, and he was tracked by the secret police and informants, leaving behind a 325-page secret file. After the reunification of the two Germanys, East Germany's secret police files were opened. The author revisited East Germany. Based on the files established for him by the East German Ministry of Security and his own diary, he searched for those who monitored him one by one and reconstructed a memory of his youth. He was surprised to find that people with different perspectives often had completely different or even contradictory memories of the same experience. Therefore, going through the fog of various memories and exploring the truth of the history of which I am a part became the motivation for writing this book, and ultimately contributed to such a touching book. This is a compelling read that perfectly blends personal reminiscence with historical exploration.

"The Mind-Reading Detective - FBI Psychological Profiling" is a memoir by a former FBI agent. This book introduces the author's experience of growing up from an FBI rookie to a generation of detectives. The book not only reviews the author's FBI work experience, but also introduces in detail the numerous famous major cases in American history that he has handled. Many complicated and confusing tragedies, once in the hands of the author, become as if they have scientific attributes. What kind of effect comes from what kind of cause. Through accurate psychological analysis, observation and induction of the crime scene and the modus operandi, the author can quickly and accurately outline the basic characteristics of the criminal. The author can accurately predict the suspect's race (black, white), age, education level, physical defects (such as stuttering, physical disabilities), family situation, the suspect's special hobbies (for example, he likes to drive a car similar to a police car), and the motive for committing a crime. Once the suspect's information is outlined, the author and the police immediately set a trap to trap the criminal, thereby catching the cunning and brutal serial killer. All of this, under the influence of the magic wand of mind-reading, went smoothly.

British military thinker Liddell Hart compiled Rommel's World War II wartime documents and told about Rommel's experience in the French battlefield, the African battlefield and the defensive operations in France before the Allied invasion of Normandy. A rare reveal of the inner world of the Desert Fox, revealing the inner workings between the Axis alliance and Hitler's military leaders.

Japanese society during the bubble economy era was as fickle as a dream bubble and as erratic as duckweed with a broken stem, and was filled with uneasiness everywhere. They are blinded by the desires in front of them and trapped in serial debts, unable to extricate themselves. They are assimilated by machines in the baptism of the IT revolution. They are struggling painfully between appetite and unbalanced inner world... Everyone is driven by the obsession with success, drifting with the flow and exhausted. What exactly do we want to do? What kind of life do you want to live? Where will the new poor people drifting in the era of overfed people go? With the rapid development of the economy, Japan has finally emerged from the post-war famine era when it was struggling to survive. However, the improvement of living standards has not reduced people's anxiety and insecurity. It has only changed from "poverty in poverty" to "poverty in prosperity." In this new era where people no longer have to worry about food and clothing, people who are still trapped in the extreme state of poverty, busyness and debt are called "the underfed poor". They are not only "corporate warriors" supporting Japan's economic development, but they are also victims of this brutally competitive society.

On March 20, 1995, the subway sarin incident occurred in Japan that shocked the world. After the incident, Haruki Murakami personally spent a year interviewing people who had witnessed the incident, conducted audio-recorded interviews, and added necessary text processing to compile and compile this book "Underground". This is a documentary literary work by Haruki Murakami tracking the subway sand forest incident. The description is realistic. It is also Haruki Murakami's first non-fiction work, which is of great significance. "Underground" is Haruki Murakami's transformational work, his first full-length documentary work, and a profound reflection on Japan's "responsibility-avoiding closed society." "1Q84" is the ruins of "Underground". The story concept that started in "Underground" and continues to develop was tried to be put into practice in "1Q84", but it was not fully realized. Perhaps in this sense, "Underground" is more successful than "1Q84".

The documentary work "Big Aid Construction" is the culmination of the hard work and passionate writing of local literary and art workers in Guangyuan who are working on the front lines of earthquake relief and post-disaster reconstruction. This book panoramicly witnesses and records the major historical event of unprecedented large-scale aid construction, vividly interprets the great spirit of earthquake relief, and profoundly reveals the scientific mechanism and source of power that create miracles in post-disaster reconstruction.

"Red Star Shines on China" is a reportage written by American journalist Edgar Snow based on his interviews in the Yan'an Soviet Area. It is also the first documentary literature to report the activities of the Chinese Communist Party to the world. It has been a best-seller around the world since its publication. In June 1936, through the introduction of progressive figures such as Soong Ching Ling and Lu Xun, and with the help of the underground party of the Communist Party of China, Snow passed through numerous blockades and arrived in "Red China" in northern Shaanxi. Here he witnessed with his own eyes one of the few miracles in the practice of idealism in history: the successful Long March of the Red Army under the leadership of the Communist Party of China and the opening of the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Revolutionary Base Area. In the next more than 100 days, Snow traveled to Ansai, Baoan and other counties and towns, interviewed hundreds of Red Army generals and soldiers including Mao Zedong, Zhou Enlai, Peng Dehuai, and used his own eyes and writing to record the legendary stories of this group of people who had experienced 25,000 miles of hardships: how they lived, how they fought, and how they rose up as a red force on the Loess Plateau, created a new world, and became the "light of hope" shining on ancient China. The main body of this book consists of twelve chapters, which mainly describe the fighting, study and life of the leaders of the Communist Party of China, Red Army generals, soldiers, farmers, herdsmen, workers, Communist Youth League members and Young Pioneers in the Soviet Area. The most important contents are Chapter 4 "The Origin of a Communist Party Member" and Chapter 5 "The Long March". "The Origin of a Communist" is Comrade Mao Zedong's only autobiography that was personally revised and narrated in the first person. It truly demonstrates the ideals, beliefs and magnanimity of the Chinese Communists. "The Long March" tells the entire process from the Red Army's failure in the fifth counter-encirclement and suppression campaign to the Red Army's victory in the Long March, including breaking through the four blockades, flying to seize the Luding Bridge, and crossing the snow-capped mountains and grasslands. It is not only the core of the entire work, but also the most exciting chapter in the history of the Chinese revolution. The author Snow uses a unique line drawing technique to vividly restore those passionate years for today's readers: from the heroic spirit of the leader to the simple faith of the soldiers, from the barren desolation of the Loess Plateau to the prosperity of the spiritual world of the revolutionaries. The book also predicts the turning point of China's destiny and the victory of the Communist Party twenty years in advance. This book is based on the 1968 English supplemented and revised edition of "Red Star Shines on China" as the translation base. For some obvious historical errors in the original work, corrections and supplementary annotations are also made with reference to relevant historical materials.

On April 26, 1986, the Chernobyl nuclear power plant exploded in Ukraine under the former Soviet Union. This was one of the most tragic technological tragedies in human history. Tens of thousands of civilians were infected or fatally affected by radioactive materials for a long time; tens of thousands of acres of land were contaminated, and Chernobyl was turned into a ruined city overnight. The famous journalist Alexievich risked nuclear radiation and went deep into the scene of the accident. Over the course of several years, he interviewed hundreds of civilians affected by the nuclear disaster. The author writes these interviews orally, and each page presents cruel and absurd stories. From the narrator's monologue, it is revealed that the pain caused by this disaster still remains in the bodies of the survivors like nuclear radiation.

During the Great Patriotic War (1941-1945), millions of Soviet children died, and those who survived lost their loved ones and ended their childhood prematurely. At the stage when we should be enjoying the joy of childhood, "we are already men and women." This book is an oral history of children who survived the Great Patriotic War. They were 2-12 years old when they experienced this war. After decades of traveling across the vast land of the former Soviet Union, Alexievich personally interviewed thousands of people who experienced the events on the front lines, reviewed documents and materials from all parties, and painstakingly compiled the oral history series of the Soviet Union - this is an epic of ordinary people's lives.

In China's long history, there have been countless loyal ministers and many traitors. The former has been admired by eternity, while the latter has been despised by eternity. However, there was one person who was able to be deeply sympathetic despite being a traitor in the imperial era where loyalties and traitors were clearly divided. This person is Li Ling. Li Ling is entangled with too many major themes: family and country, soldiers and scholars, betrayal and integrity. He spent his whole life making difficult choices in the conflicts between the country and himself. His fate is also connected to several heavyweights: Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Li Guang, Wei Qing, Huo Qubing, Sima Qian, and Su Wu. "Friendship·Celebrities·Beautiful Essays" includes biographies, marriage and love stories, friendships, classic works and family letters of celebrities.

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A tragic song of troubled times intertwined with family, friendship and love. When a friend comes, there is good wine. If the jackal comes, he will be greeted with a shotgun... The story takes place in northern Shanxi during the Anti-Japanese War. Ordinary Chinese such as Ma Long and Kang Zhengang gradually grew into a group of brave and resourceful national heroes in this unprecedented national crisis. The story has twists and turns and the scenes are shocking. Family, love, and friendship also performed a magnificent song that moved the world in this national struggle.

"Chrysanthemum Zen" (author Xu Donglin) is a unique writing essay. It exudes the fragrance of grass and woods, the fragrance of rouge, the coolness of the evening breeze and drizzle, and the lonely melancholy of youthful feelings.

Marianne Messmann longs to escape her loveless marriage. On a trip to Paris, she committed suicide by throwing herself into the Seine River, but was saved by a passerby. During her treatment in the hospital, she saw a painting depicting a beautiful seaport town and decided to embark on her final adventure. As soon as she arrived in Brittany, she made friends with a group of people who often gathered in a seaside tavern called "Almore". They were full of personality and interesting people. In food, music and laughter, Marianne discovered a new self - passionate, carefree and full of strength. Until her past calls her...

The thoughts, thoughts and life of a porcelain man, written by Tu Ruiming, return to the spirit of craftsmanship through handicrafts, use ingenuity to convey the aesthetics of utensils and deeply interpret the traditional porcelain-making process, and record the perseverance of craftsmen with lenses.

Includes "A Thousand Cranes" and its sequel "A Thousand Birds". In "Thousand Cranes", Mitani Kikuharu's father had a very complicated emotional entanglement with Chikako Kurimoto and Mrs. Ota during his lifetime. After Mr. Mitani passed away, Mrs. Ota and Kikuji met by chance at a tea party and actually fell in love with him. After the two fell in love, Mrs. Ota committed suicide due to deep inner condemnation. Mrs. Ota's daughter Fumiko's contact with Kikuji has always been in the shadow of her mother, accompanying Kikuji as her mother's substitute. The projection of fate overlapped on the living and the dead, and the peaceful life was completely derailed and headed in an unknown direction... "Hachidori" describes how Yukiko, who briefly appeared in the first chapter, became Kikuji's bride, and then made a decision to eliminate the sadness and loss caused by Mrs. Ota's disappearance. All kinds of efforts finally made Kikuji full of tenderness for him... "A Thousand Cranes" is one of the three works by Kawabata Yasunari that won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1968. It has the most beautiful characteristics of Japanese works: amazing simplicity, delicate emotions, and a painter-like sensitivity to the tangible world. It depicts the conflict between love and morality, and depicts Japanese scenery and psychology in a delicate and timeless way. It seems as if there are thousands of white cranes flying in the sunset between the lines.

Memoirs of a third-generation famous writer. The author uses warm stories to recall every moment of his youth. Every moment is unforgettable. Although the years are gone and the traces of time have been clearly written on the body, the love for life and the pursuit of beautiful things in life remain unchanged.

The contents of this book include cities in the Sahara Desert, mysterious cities, high-altitude flights, dictators, new prisons, black factories, marriages between savages and Tibetans, forest legends, jealous wives, etc.

A fashionably dressed, young and beautiful New York girl came to Granville, an inconspicuous village, to work as a teacher. This incident became news in the small village and a topic of discussion among the villagers. Although she was just a teacher, the girl was smart, knowledgeable, and taught well, and she quickly won the favor and trust of the students and villagers. The girl's life experience and her original intention of coming to the countryside to teach have always been an unresolved mystery.

Life is inherently a broader art, and each person's life history is his own work. The "artistic life" advocated by Mr. Zhu Guangqian is actually the most necessary life attitude in modern busy life. "If you ask me, why do people live in this ever-changing world? I say, life is for life, and there is no other purpose; if you complain to God, how miserable life is! I say, people are not born in this world to enjoy happiness, so it is not strange." There are many realms of life. If you can achieve the artistic life advocated by Mr. Zhu, you can say that "this life is worthy of guilt." "Walk slowly and enjoy!" Extracts and compiles Mr. Zhu Guangqian's most life-rich classic articles, with the theme of life pursuit and realm. The content includes aspects such as beauty, philosophy of life, and cultivation of life. It is Mr. Zhu Guangqian's real care and teaching, enlightenment and encouragement to young people.

The author uses her extraordinary struggle experience to describe in detail her unyielding struggle against unfair fate, and finally her extraordinary life in which her dream came true. The author came from a humble background, and his family was poor. He lost his father when he was young. He dropped out of school at a young age and went to the mountains to smash rocks. He shouldered the burden of the family on his weak shoulders and earned a meager income with his hard work to support his family and support his younger sister's education. In such a difficult environment, she still had infinite longing and hope for life, and fought tenaciously against the difficult life with her perseverance. When he was 19 years old, the author took on a huge debt due to his mother's illness and went to Shanghai to work. He worked as a waiter in a restaurant, an assembly line worker in a clothing factory, a technician in a fashion company, and a salesperson in an advertising company... He endured numerous hardships, but the author worked hard with the belief that he "must get ahead" and finally established a unique landscape in Shanghai, which is open to all rivers, and became a leader among the migrant workers.

The "Eight Great Writers of the Tang and Song Dynasties" refer to the eight writers of the Tang and Song Dynasties, including Han Yu, Liu Zongyuan, Ouyang Xiu, Su Xun, Su Shi, Su Che, Wang Anshi, and Zeng Gong. They advocated the ancient prose movement, advocating the study of ancient prose from the pre-Qin and Han dynasties, engaged in literary innovation under the banner of retrospection, developed and improved various styles of ancient prose, and enabled prose to wash away the obscurity and obscurity of the writing styles since the Six Dynasties, and embark on the path of being accessible and reflective of real life, becoming a model for prose creation in later generations. This book is ordered by the birth dates of eight writers, and contains more than one hundred of their prose works, which reflects their achievements in prose creation.

"The Road to Wigan Pier" is a work by Orwell. Orwell's on-the-spot investigation into the impoverished lives of miners in northern England revealed class suffering, combining documentary depth with reflection on social justice.

More than 50 million yuan is placed in front of you, and I clearly tell you: this already belongs to you. What will you do? In the face of such a huge wealth, its temptation is enough to make a noble person lose his dignity, but he smiled calmly: "I don't want it."... The great era created classic stories and classic characters.

"Obviously they are still children, but they are forced to become adults." High school students who cannot settle down with their studies are the epitome of modern poverty in Japan. In Japan, 1 in 7 minors is in a "poverty state", and 1 in 2 university undergraduates applies for scholarships. Poor and busy high school students work outside to earn money and are busy with housework at home. Even if they have excellent grades and rely on loan scholarships to complete their studies, they may still fall into deeper poverty due to debt pressure. However, even if conclusive data is presented, people who believe that "poverty does not exist" can still be found everywhere. "How poor! Can't you afford a smartphone?" "Aren't your clothes clean?" "There are obviously people who have a more difficult life, how hypocritical." In order to visualize "invisible poverty", the NHK special program recording team launched a nationwide interview and follow-up survey in Japan, using data and field interviews to restore the truth, exposing the deep-rooted nature of modern poverty to the public at a glance.

"I have handled 12,000 hearts." The author has been practicing cardiac surgery for decades and has outstanding surgical results. This book brings together some classic cases experienced by the author (most of them occurred between the 1970s and 2000s), and also explains the author's mental journey. A poor boy from a working-class family was inspired by the medical documentaries of his childhood and hurt by the death of his relatives, and finally trained himself to become an outstanding cardiac surgeon. He was excited about the success of the interview and wandered the streets of London's riverside. He opened the chest of children with congenital heart disease or severe airway burns. He fought for the anxiety and desire of patients and their families. To fight against the anxiety of the next day's surgery, he went deep into the Saudi desert to admire the night sky. He was decisive in trying his best to repair. Cutting off a dying heart, confronting the medical director to save his life, installing an artificial "battery" heart on a patient "without authorization", and telling cold jokes in the face of crucial surgeries where his life was hanging by a thread... The image of a surgeon with superb skills, full of arrogance and reverence for life is vividly displayed on the page. The top surgical techniques that existed more than ten or even decades ago are also breathtaking. In addition to showing his surgical skills, the author also uses diseases, patients and his own business travels to reveal the various aspects of the world, introduce the scenery and culture around the world, show the sadness and love seen in the eyes of a surgeon, as well as his thoughts on the medical system, ethics and medical education. Readers will gain a lot of feelings and inspiration. It is a masterpiece that combines narrative charm, medical knowledge and miracles.

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This is an unusual record that collects four interviews Hemingway conducted with media such as The Paris Review and The Atlantic Monthly. Many of the answers in the interviews are caustic, charming and sincere, just like the interviewees themselves. He single-handedly redefined and rewritten the face of American literature. In order to present a true Hemingway, the interviewer persisted for many years and ran into obstacles many times, leaving behind valuable interview materials. What was Hemingway's state of life in the last few years of his life? What insights does he have on novel writing? What is his daily life like? From his total devotion to his work, you can get a glimpse of a unique Hemingway.

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The image of a surgeon with superb skills, full of arrogance and reverence for life emerges vividly on the page. Readers are also amazed by the top surgical technologies that existed more than ten or even decades ago. In addition to showing the miraculous skills of cardiothoracic surgery, the author also uses diseases, patients and his own business travels to reveal the various aspects of the world, introduce the customs and cultures around the world, show the sadness and love seen in the eyes of a surgeon, and reflect on the medical system, ethics and medical education. Readers will gain a lot of feelings and inspiration. It is a masterpiece that combines narrative charm, medical knowledge and miracles.