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This collection of works includes a series of long non-fiction essays such as "Looking Up to Father", "Mother Shulan" and "Mother-in-law Yu Ping". Looking back on family affection, the writing is candid and based on love and understanding. It has the emotional power to reach people's hearts and is unique in contemporary prose creation. , Has been fully affirmed by famous writers Yan Lianke, Li Peifu, and Zhang Yu; the series "Living by the River" and "Fragments in the Fields" are lyrical and natural, and are the aggregation of all life and philosophical speculation. The words are concise and the style is melancholy, making them excellent natural literature writing. The book also contains prefaces and comments written to friends in the calligraphy and painting circles, which are also full of unique insights and feelings.

Carefully selected best-selling masterpieces by famous translators in Shanghai, this value-for-money set of 30 volumes covers all the best translations in 2022. Best-selling novels, documentary social sciences, award-winning classics, classic translations, a must-read inventory of fiction and non-fiction multi-dimensional categories. No matter the peaks or valleys, at least there are books. Through reading, we can talk with great minds, think, perceive, and experience, and become a better version of ourselves. "Shanghai Translation TOP 30 Masterpieces Set (Set 30 volumes in total, 2022 edition)" selects the Shanghai Translation 2022 acclaimed and popular masterpieces, including best-selling novels, documentary social sciences, award-winning masterpieces, and classic translations from multiple dimensions, gathering more than 30 of the world's top works Best-selling non-fiction and fictional classics, including "The Unbearable Lightness of Being", "Beautiful World, Where Are You", "Paradise", "Serotonin", "The Loneliness of Prime Numbers: Special Edition", "Men Without Women", "The Signal", "From the New World (2 volumes)", "Everyone is Mortal" "Another, the Same" "Putting on Animal Clothes" "Patient Family, Please Come" "The Erased Family" "The Old Man Goes Bankrupt" "Dream Addiction" "Looking for Things" "The Impact of "Abolition of the Department of Liberal Arts"" "The Division of the United States" "Memoirs of Wang Gungwu (Part 1 and 2)" "Becoming" One Star", "How to Travel with Salmon", "Existentialism is a Humanism", "History of Western Philosophy", "Ulysses: Volume 1 and 2", "All Quiet on the Western Front", "The Veil", "The Grapes of Wrath", "Animal Farm", "Steppenwolf", "The Brothers Karamazov (Set Volume 1 and 2)", etc.

Yang Jiang is a famous translator, novelist, literary critic, and also a famous essayist. The "Yang Jiang Prose" published this time includes a total of 18 representative prose works and literary essays by Yang Jiang. Yang Jiang's prose mostly uses line drawing to recall past events or describe the life experiences of relatives, friends, and individuals. They are fresh, timeless, expressive, and profound in meaning. Readers can further understand the writer's inner world and the unique features of the historical era she has experienced through the creation of Yang Jiang's prose. The "Yang Jiang Prose" published this time is a version confirmed and approved by Yang Jiang during his lifetime. It has a certain degree of authority and is also a rare selection of Yang Jiang's prose.

"Yu Pingbo Prose" is a variety in the second volume of "Chinese Prose Illustrated Collection". It is selected from Yu Pingbo's five prose collections and extra collections, including famous articles such as "Qinhuai River in the Shadow of Oars and Lights", "Snow in Taoranting", "I Think" and "Sleeping Moon". It has selected about 200,000 words of content and is accompanied by more than a dozen personal black-and-white photos of Yu Pingbo. The contents of the book are arranged in the order of the time when the articles were published. Yu Pingbo's prose belongs to the Yanzhi School of prose. It has a fresh style, simple and fluent language, and the style of a scholar-official. It is very suitable for middle and high school students to read and serve as a model for learning writing.

This book is the childhood prequel to "Little Mr."; It is also a brand-new collection of essays that Pang Yuliang has been brewing for many years and is full of childishness and insect interest. As the youngest boy in the family, the author was called "Lao Xi" by his parents. Due to loneliness and hunger, he could only make friends and enemies with dragonflies, beetles, dung beetles, grasshoppers, leeches and other small bugs. In the tug-of-war with the bugs in the countryside, "Lao Xi", who was growing barbarically, experienced the mysteries of the world and the flavors of life. The book not only contains the humor of all things in the world taking care of each other, but also contains the strong family affection and love that grows naturally. There is also a lot of fresh and unique knowledge about insects that has not yet been solved. Like "Little Mr.", The author follows the styles of Shen Congwen and Wang Zengqi and continues to do "emotional gymnastics" in the article to explore the story of Mr. Little's childhood development in nature.

"Wu Boxiao Prose" is one of the "Chinese Modern and Contemporary Prose Collection". "Chinese Modern and Contemporary Prose Collection" is a collection of "famous writers and masterpieces" in the history of Chinese prose since the 20th century. It is a set of "authoritative editions" of modern and contemporary Chinese prose selected by the authoritative editorial board and edited and revised by People's Literature Publishing House. There are about 80 types in total. This series of books is mainly targeted at college students and scholars. Each selected writer selects and compiles a book, with each book containing around 200,000 words. The selected articles are sorted according to writing time and divided into short sections based on content such as "Talk about Reading", "Reminiscing about People" and "Describing Scenery". Each book is prefixed with the editorial board, publication instructions, and introduction, and the text is accompanied by black and white illustrations. Wu Boxiao is a famous contemporary essayist and educator. He once served as the president of the National Middle School Chinese Teaching Research Association, and his prose creation is unique.

Yosemite was originally an unnamed grand canyon in Yesanguan Town (a mountain town in Badong County, Enshi Prefecture, Hubei Province). It has beautiful scenery, geological wonders and natural and cultural heritage formed over hundreds of millions of years of earth history since the Cambrian. Driven by Cheng Junyi, the Badong County government named the "Yosemite Grand Canyon" on July 2, 2021 after discussion, and it became the laudatory name and alias of Yesanguan. This book is the author's first work "using the power of literature to connect rural revitalization." The author calls it a "novel-style travelogue." The work takes "my" travels in beautiful places as the main line, and incorporates the author's thoughts on man and nature, man and soul, man and self. It is not only a fascinating travelogue, but also a life fable, a fairy tale, a metaphor, and a symbol. The coolness of "Hello, Beautiful Land" is not only a turning point in the author's creation, but also fits well with the national concept of revitalizing rural areas that "lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets".

This book is a tribute to the 60th anniversary of the inscription of Comrade Lei Feng by Mao Zedong and other older generation revolutionaries. It is a documentary literary work written by the famous military writer Hu Shizong. Taking Hu Shizong's 60-year experience in writing and promoting Lei Feng as the main line, his 60-year persistence in creating works praising Lei Feng and promoting Lei Feng's spiritual works are connected together with the people and events related to Lei Feng behind the creation. The torrent of the times is intertwined with his personal growth experience, and it panoramically reflects the activities of studying Lei Feng across the country in the past 60 years. The dynamic development trajectory has witnessed the historical process of Lei Feng spirit being widely promoted and continuously passed on over the past 60 years. It shows that despite the changes of the times, Lei Feng spirit, as the spirit of the times that combines the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation and the glorious thoughts of communism, has lasting and strong vitality. The theme of Lei Feng spirit will never go out of style.

"Look! This snow is coming from Scotland, as if to welcome you to Mallorca." The new neighbor was happy, but "I" was depressed. The heavy snow, like a cold white cloak, quickly transformed the original sunny paradise into a weird winter scene composed of citrus Christmas trees, wool palms and snowball-shaped tangerines. It is not an easy task to settle on the island as a "crazy foreigner". The trees in the orchard seem to be dying, the water and electrical equipment at home frequently break down, and the cats and dogs left by the original owner to take care of are disobedient and have to solve physical problems at home... The initial stage of the new life is not easy, but as time goes by, the neighborhood relationship established with sincerity and sincerity seems to make it possible to solve all problems.

Four students with very different personalities suddenly became inseparable friends because of a secret: they had a machine that could write homework! Just put the blank assignment in and you'll get a completed assignment right away, with the same handwriting as yours! But the days without homework are not easy either. At first they were just worried that they would spill the beans, but later they discovered that a mysterious person was following them, trying to find the working machine! To make matters worse, the work machine is out of control...

The Kyle family, who run a fruit farm in Mallorca, finally ushered in autumn... The third season of the year, also called "winter and spring" in Mallorca. By this time, Peter had already learned the Spanish's relaxed habits, but his wife Ellie could no longer stand it and began to discipline him strictly, causing Peter to struggle. At the same time, the family got acquainted with the island's champagne-drinking wealthy class, and their completely different lifestyle opened their eyes. However, they remain down to earth. Vinegar baths to get rid of mosquitoes, delicious dishes on the island, support from old and new friends, dogs, donkeys, parrots and canaries, all this made them see an autumn they had never experienced before: Viva Mallorca!

In the charming Tramuntana mountains on the island of Mallorca, the Kyle family, who run a farm, ushered in the orange harvest season. To adapt to their new life on Spain's sunny island, the family is trying to learn to relax and take things slowly. However, now is the critical moment: one year has passed, can they make a decent living by growing orange trees? Will Peter's talent for "tomorrow after tomorrow" delay the new home renovation plan indefinitely? Can Ellie, who has had enough of it, get the new swimming pool of her dreams? Will nineteen-year-old Sendy return to Scotland, and will little Charlie be deceived by the luxurious life of the island's rich? Despite dealing with shady customs officials and dodgy businessmen, the Kyle family's sense of humor remains vibrant. As the fragrant and peaceful spring time passed slowly, amidst the falling snow-like almond blossoms, they were helped by a large group of eccentric friends and neighbors. But the highlight was Jock Burns's "Island Heights Carnival Night," the island's biggest social event!

Just one week after her forty-first birthday, the poet Anne Boyer was diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer, an extremely dangerous form of breast cancer. For a single mother, she has always been the caregiver rather than the one who needs to be taken care of, but in the face of illness, she must accept vulnerability, endure pain, and start fighting. This catastrophic disease is both a crisis and a new opportunity to rethink the gender politics of death and illness. This book is "Metaphor of Disease" that belongs to the 21st century, a heartbreaking memoir of survival. The poet plunges into the history of female writers writing about their illness and contemplating death, traveling with Audre Lorde, Kathy Acker, Susan Sontag, and all other women who have suffered from physical pain.

This book records the development of my country's deep-sea strategic high-tech with vivid and exquisite words and touching stories. From the "Jiaolong", the "Deep Sea Warrior" to the "Struggle", from project establishment, design, development to sea trials, my country has independently tackled difficulties, built a full-sea deep submersible pedigree, and successively created the world's largest diving depth of similar operational submersibles. China's manned deep diving spirit of "rigor and truth-seeking, unity and cooperation, hard work and dedication, and bravery to reach new heights" has guided a group of scientific research talents to achieve independent innovation and rapid development of deep-sea equipment technology. This popular science literary work not only shows the group portraits of the patriotic scientific research team, illuminates the inner world and growth path of the deep-diving heroes, but also leads the public to pay attention to important issues such as marine protection and the development and utilization of marine resources. There will also be a new and more ambitious continuation of the "Deep Dive" story.

This is a fable full of irony, with humorous language and a brisk narrative rhythm. Through these three simple characters, "Japan's best loser", a vulgar and greedy old woman, and a little sparrow whose tongue was pulled out, a kaleidoscope-like fairy tale world is firmly constructed, and the traditional values ​​​​of "good and evil will be rewarded in the end" and "greedy and greedy" are presented in a unique and vivid way. If you have seen enough of the so-called great truths, you might as well read the fables told by Osamu Dazai, uncover layers of fairy tales, and explore the rules of the world.

"Analysis of Love" is the latest collection of literary criticism by critic Yue Wen, divided into three volumes. The first volume depicts the landscape of novels in the 20 years of the 21st century from a macro perspective, studying female consciousness and female writing in the new era, changes in the definition of "good people", changes in the beginning of novels, etc., Thus reflecting the novelist's easier understanding of the world and the era we live in. The second volume is an analysis of the writers' works, focusing on eight writers: Feng Jicai, Liang Xiaosheng, Jin Yucheng, Wang Anyi, Deng Yiguang, Alai, Feng Liang, and Ye Zhou, showing Yue Wen's vivid literary criticism style in recent years. The third volume is a smart essay, talking about "A Dream of Red Mansions", the literary genre she loves, and her encounter with literature... From the big to the small, it completes a complete explanation of the literary life of critic Yue Wen.

"One Pattern in the World" is the first collection of essays by young writer and well-known media personality Ge Zi. This is a work with a very personal style and a new attempt at Chinese essay writing. From the small village of his childhood to the endless flow of big cities, he opened his "grid", looked back at the days in his memory, gazed at the people he met along the way, and reconstructed the fun and poetry of daily life with sincere exploration of himself and infinite interest in the world. More than thirty warm and light stories connect the collective memory of the changing times. "Liucun is the most ordinary village in China, and Beijing is the most dazzling city in China. I am walking on a road that countless people have walked. It is not new, but it is strange that it is still like a virgin land in literature. So very occasionally, I feel that I am writing solemn words, which are describing an entire generation." Writer Mai Jia commented: "The grid reminds me of Hemingway. The reporter intersperses with the writer, just like going home. This is also a book about "going home", the home on earth, the home of the century, the home of reason, and the home of the heart. As George Steiner said, the creator is Kafka's uncle and will not give us a simple world. Grid is a cousin of Hemingway, which always gives people a sense of strength in the continuous poetry. "

"Memories of Autumn Lanterns" is a prose by Jiang Tan, a native of Qiantang, Zhejiang Province in the Qing Dynasty, recalling trivial matters in his life with his beloved wife Guan Ying (Qiu Fu). The diction of the work is extremely beautiful, and the narration is so tragic that it can make people cry. This book is worth reading for readers interested in such topics. "Autumn Lantern Suo Yi" is a "memory style", which means memoir. Among them, Qiu Fu was described by Lin Yutang as one of the two most lovely women in ancient China. What is written in the book is a couple who are deeply in love, talented and indifferent. They have elegant tastes and compatible temperaments. Although they live in poverty, they spend all day playing chess, calligraphy and painting, and they forget their worries. They are both a couple and two rhyme friends. It is said that Qiu Fu was born weak, but she was gifted with wisdom and extremely high understanding. All elegant arts such as guqin, painting, poetry, and calligraphy are at your fingertips, which is surprising and difficult to understand. The text in the book is beautiful, and readers can enjoy the beauty from it. Although the talented couple Jiang Tan and Guan Ying did not experience any spectacular events, they used their talent and elegance to live their lives as an enviable example of love. The text of the work is natural and smooth, full of poetry and elegance. The author's appreciation, love and longing for his wife are revealed between the lines, which is sincere and touching.

This book is divided into 4 chapters. It is the author's reflections in the process of marriage, parent-child education and self-growth, and is narrated in a short and concise diary format. Simple language, real cases, practical guidance, and facing the ultimate thinking of life are the unique flavor of this book. The stories written in the book happen around us every day - they are often ignored because they are too ordinary. The author uses sincere language to make us re-examine these ordinary little things and re-examine our own hearts. Let us feel the joyful transformation of life while resonating, and awaken our own vitality. The daily notes are sincere and the text is simple and unsophisticated, but also wise, profound and philosophical. The short stories contain a summary of the exploration of the height and breadth of life, which can allow people to gain inner peace and peace from the trivial daily life and fatigue of work, so as to see the world and life from a different perspective.

This book selects well-known Tang poems and is divided into three parts: author introduction, notes and brief reviews. The author's introduction briefly introduces the author's life experience, and sometimes also introduces the basic situation of his poetry creation and artistic achievements. In the annotation part, we refer to the old annotations of predecessors and the new annotations of today's people, without tedious research, with the purpose of being concise, clear, and easy to understand. We strive to help readers solve reading difficulties such as words and allusions, and at the same time provide readers with some relevant historical and cultural knowledge. The brief review part analyzes and appreciates the poetry, focusing on the theme, language, expression techniques and artistic characteristics of the poetry. It is hoped that it will play a certain role in readers' understanding and appreciation of poetry.

This book is a newly compiled collection of essays by Li Yinhe, which is the essence of his insights after walking in the world for more than half a century. In this work, Li Yinhe records her thoughts on the meaning of life over the years with straightforward and magnanimous literary writing. As a maverick scholar, Li Yinhe believes that everyone's life has a unique meaning, and living a meaningful life is everyone's pursuit. Life is short, but life is meaningful. Li Yinhe wants to fill it with passion, freedom and beauty. This book can be seen as a sincere confession of a free soul, both to the world and to oneself. She has struggled, been confused, and confused. She has lived, loved, and written. She has turned life into an aesthetic existence and shaped life into a work of art. "At this age, I still have passion, and my vitality is still like boiling water, bubbling, spraying, and making cheerful popping sounds." Li Yinhe completely and vividly demonstrates the background of her soul through this book. She firmly believes that love and life cannot be let down. Since she is lucky enough to live in this precious world, every period of time must be boiled well and slowly boiled.

A popular car show host and columnist, a grumpy old man who has repeatedly appeared on the blacklist of the British media, a man who can't tell the difference between barley and wheat, a plant killer, suddenly wants to run a farm. The sowing period coincides with the rainy season that will occur once in decades, the growing season coincides with the driest spring on record, and the harvest period coincides with the epidemic that occurs once in a century. After working hard for a whole year, I made a net profit of 144 pounds. But he never imagined that he could get such pure joy from his Lamborghini tractor, the deer and hares in the fields, the sandwiches made from his own wheat, and the juice squeezed from his own apples. This book is the most authentic and vivid record of the "rural life" that was full of fun and trivial matters throughout the year.

"The contemporary writer loved by primary and secondary school students across the country" Xiao Fuxing's essays for children have selected 36 excellent works involving family and friendship, memories, scenery, philosophy of life and other themes, such as "The Green Ivy", "Lychee", etc. Many classics have been selected into Chinese textbooks for primary and secondary schools and Chinese examination questions for high school and college entrance examinations. They are fresh, popular, sincere and clear, helping children appreciate the warmth of family affection and the fun of the world, expand their reading horizons, improve their writing skills, and enhance their literary literacy.

This is an addictive Tang poetry class. More than 500,000 people have said, "This is my dream Tang poetry class, and Teacher Gao is my dream Chinese teacher!" Gao Shengyuan, a master of Chinese in the Department of Chinese at Peking University, divided Tang poetry into twelve life themes such as "loving and being loved," "journey and hometown," and "parting and reunion" to reinterpret the meaning of Tang poetry. Teacher Gao uses highly contagious explanations to vividly display the poet's thoughts, allowing readers to empathize with the poet while reading, and meet the poet in the situation at that time, allowing readers to feel the spiritual resonance between themselves and Tang poems while reading them. It turns out that Tang poetry is not far away from us, and there will always be emotional resonance between Tang poetry and readers.

East of the sun and west of the moon. On the world's loneliest island, mankind's most bizarre ideas have ever occurred. Easter Island is called "the center of the world" by the indigenous people. Surrounded by nothing but the moon and stars, there is only the vast sea. So, what are those giant stone statues that have stood for thousands of years staring at? This time, I will land on Easter Island and conduct a year-long expedition on the island. The mystery of the construction of the stone statues, the treasures deep in the caves, the mysterious disappearance of the long-eared people, the ghost called "Aku-Aku"... I want to uncover the secrets of Easter Island! However, the local people were superstitious and greedy, and the sudden outbreak of infectious diseases made the inspection difficult. Can I complete the task?

This book conducts poetry criticism research based on Tang poetry anthologies, focusing on the relationship between Tang poetry anthologies and Ming Dynasty poetry criticism. Through the analysis and interpretation of the prefaces, postscripts, examples, comments, and annotations of many Tang poetry anthologies in the Ming Dynasty, through comparison of the selections, and combined with the development of Ming Dynasty poetics, the overall view of the Ming Dynasty Tang poetry anthologies is outlined, and the development context of the Ming Dynasty Tang poetry anthologies is outlined and followed. Many anthologies of Tang poetry have been excavated and extracted from Ming poetry criticism concepts such as "discrimination of style", "style" and "temperament", and the interdependence between Tang poetry anthologies and Ming poetry genres and their role in genre disputes, as well as the theoretical characteristics of Ming Dynasty Tang poetry anthologies, have been explored. This is of great significance for enriching the field of Tang poetry anthology and the research results in the field of Ming Dynasty poetry criticism.

"Water Margin" is one of China's four famous novels. It mainly describes the story of 108 heroes led by Song Jiang who gathered in Liangshan, Shandong Province in the late Northern Song Dynasty. It is a chapter-style novel of heroic legends. After the publication of "Water Margin", it had a huge impact on society. Many characters in Water Margin have also been criticized by people of all ages. This book is the culmination of the author's many years of thinking and research. The book is in the form of essays and is divided into four parts: Tiangang chapter, Disha chapter, Huequ chapter and Bowai chapter. It uses modern concepts and thinking on the characters of "Water Margin" to interpret the life experience, experience, personality, abilities and endings of nearly a hundred characters in the book.

"A Dream of Red Mansions" is universally recognized as the pinnacle of Chinese classical novels, an encyclopedia of Chinese feudal society, and a masterpiece of traditional culture. Reading "A Dream of Red Mansions" is like walking into a corridor of characters, with hundreds of lifelike characters ready to emerge. The characters in "A Dream of Red Mansions" are all protagonists, and they are vividly portrayed. In order to better understand "Dream of Red Mansions", the author of this book wrote the book "Interesting Stories about the Characters of Red Mansions" based on his deep understanding of the characters in "Dream of Red Mansions". The book is divided into six parts: the Twelve Hairpins of Jinling, the master of the Jia family, the maids and concubines, the relatives of the Jia family, the servants and wives, and the outside of the two houses. It uses modern people's concepts and thinking to explain the life experience, experience, character, abilities and endings of nearly a hundred characters in the book.

Education is the breath and pulse of a nation. Teacher Zhang Guimei's decades of hard work in Huaping have opened up the last mile of education for children in mountainous areas, and also brought warmth and hope to the mountains. Teacher Zhang Guimei's growth, tenacity and enthusiasm for education have inspired young people, educators and countless party members to continue to face difficulties and fight bravely. The author of this book interviewed many students, teachers and friends of Teacher Zhang Guimei who graduated from Huaping County Girls' High School. In the local area, Zhang Guimei's story spread throughout Huaping more than 10 years ago. The author abandons the perspective of propaganda and explores a real Zhang Guimei from a literary perspective. He strives to use vivid and popular writing methods to highlight teacher Zhang Guimei's noble personality and pursuit of excellence, express the faith and love of a party member, and inspire people with real and simple stories.

This book uses humanistic economics as a theoretical tool and mainly takes the famous Qing Dynasty novels "The Scholars", "A Dream of Red Mansions", "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio", "Notes from the Yuewei Cottage" and "Flowers in the Mirror" as research objects, and examines them from the perspectives of economic people and social people respectively. Starting from text interpretation, this paper analyzes the intricate economic relationships between people, the interaction between personal will and economic factors, and the intersection of economic and social impacts in Qing Dynasty novels, with a view to allowing humanistic economics to serve the in-depth interpretation of Qing Dynasty novels.

"Chinese Classics" emphasizes starting from classical Chinese and taking text examination as the core. Its research content includes three aspects: First, Chinese classical philology, which carries out basic training and systematic research on the characters, phonology, exegesis, grammar, meter and other aspects of ancient Chinese humanities classics; second, Chinese classical philology, including research on editions, catalogues, collations, and forgeries of ancient Chinese humanities classics; third, Chinese classical literature research, which mainly conducts artistic analysis and ideological interpretation of classical literary classics. "Chinese Classics" focuses on the above three aspects, aiming to promote the classical humanistic spirit and promote the development of Chinese classics. This book is the second volume of "Chinese Classics".

The vernacular newspapers and periodicals of the late Qing Dynasty were the forerunners of the May Fourth literary revolution. "Vernacular Newspapers and the Literary Revolution in the Late Qing Dynasty" comprehensively analyzes the connection between the vernacular newspapers and the literary revolution in the late Qing Dynasty, and re-understands the emergence and evolution of the May Fourth Literary Revolution in the late Qing Dynasty.

This is a book that teaches poetry writing methods. The author combines his many years of poetry writing experience to explain the basic knowledge, rhythm and techniques of poetry writing in a profound and clear way, which is very helpful for poetry writing and appreciation. It is not only an excellent teaching material for learning poetry writing, but also an essential reference book for poetry lovers.

This book conducts a systematic exploration of medieval Taoist immortal biographies from a literary perspective. First, on the basis of a comprehensive examination of the basic documents of medieval Taoist immortal biographies, systematically comb the evolution process of medieval Taoist immortal biographies from the formation of the Han Dynasty to the maturity of the Wei, Jin, Sui, and the Tang and Five Dynasties, and summarize the characteristics of each period of immortal biographies; second, combine religious studies, cultural anthropology, and narrative science and other related theories, conduct interdisciplinary research on medieval Taoist immortal biographies, involving the style of immortal biographies, story types, narrative themes, prototypes, motifs, etc.; Thirdly, summarize and extract the Taoist history and literary value of medieval Taoist immortal biographies, which has certain theoretical value for promoting the research on the relationship between Taoism and literature.

This book takes the "Book of Songs", an important cultural classic of my country's pre-Qin Dynasty, as the research object. Starting from the social structure of the Western Zhou and Spring and Autumn Period when the "Book of Songs" was created, it deeply explores the class of the author of the "Book of Songs", the relationship between "The Book of Songs" and the changes in aristocratic political thought and social thought in the Western Zhou Dynasty and the Spring and Autumn Period, the regional cultural characteristics of the Western Zhou and Spring and Autumn Period reflected in the "Book of Songs", etc. It not only interprets the reasons for the production of the works in the "Book of Songs" from a literary perspective, but also analyzes its characteristics from a historical perspective.

This volume is one of the volumes in the "Lüliang Literature and Art Series". A total of 112 works are included, ranging from the Western Han Dynasty to contemporary times. The works are sorted according to the year of birth of the selected author or the approximate period of his life. Those born in the same year are arranged in alphabetical order. There are four types of works of selected writers: first, writers from Luliang. Writers from Luliang whose main creative activities are not in Luliang are also selected; second, writers who have lived and worked in Luliang, but were later transferred from Luliang and have a certain influence in the country; third, writers from other places who write about Luliang themes; fourth, works by ancient writers describing historical figures, major events, and landscapes of Luliang, which will be included as appropriate.

"Shi Jia Bie Ji" refers to a collection of poems, essays or lyrics written by Buddhist scholars. It is also the book that best reflects Shi Zi's talents and diction. From the Eastern Jin Dynasty to the end of the Qing Dynasty, there should be more than 2,300 kinds of Buddhist collections published in the form of manuscripts, manuscripts, journals, etc., And about 425 kinds have survived, but most of them are still buried in libraries at all levels. This book narrates the 325 collections of Buddhists from past dynasties that have been reviewed. It draws on the fine traditions of traditional chronicles and records elements such as book titles, authors, and volume numbers in order of time. It particularly highlights the following four aspects: textual research on the author's life. Version overview and dissemination. Summarize the basic contents of the separate collections, and excerpt the preface, postscript, table of contents, main text and appendices of each collection. Summarize the gist of each book and evaluate the pros and cons. The bibliographic summary is the gateway to scholarship. It narrates the Buddhist collections and hopes to provide literature guidance for in-depth study of Buddhist literature.

In September 1939, Germany launched the "Blitzkrieg" against Poland. Bombers destroyed Warsaw and also destroyed the idyllic past life of the Warsaw Zoo. Director Yaan was active on the front lines of the Polish underground resistance organization. He and his wife Antonina took advantage of the Nazis' obsession with primitive ecology and rare animals to hide more than 300 Jews in vacant animal houses, turning the ruins of the zoo into "Noah's Ark" between the German-occupied area of ​​Warsaw and the Jewish ghetto, between life and death, between light and darkness. Even in hell, animals, nature, art and love are still the keys to healing pain and redeeming the soul. In a beautiful and delicate style, naturalist writer Diana Ackerman reproduces the touching story of people and animals coexisting and fighting side by side in a state of war, protecting the miracle of life together.

Keats (1795-1821), a British poet and an outstanding representative of the Romantic school of poetry, is known as the "poet among poets". "Among the great poets in England, almost no one had a humbler origin than Keats." He died young. In his short seven-year poetry writing career (Keats did not write poetry before he was 18 years old), he created so many imaginative, majestic, and direct-to-people works, enough to make him "among the greatest people" in the world. Keats is a giant of British Romantic poetry. He covered various poetry genres, experienced several changes in poetry style, and completed a series of stunning masterpieces. Tu An is a famous Chinese poet and translator of British and American literature. In 2001, he won the Translation Rainbow Award of the second Lu Xun Literature Award in 2001 for his translation of "Selected Poems of John Keats". In 2010, he won the highest honor award in the national translation industry - China Translation Culture Lifetime Achievement Award.

Li Yiyun read "War and Peace" during the epidemic. She found that "the more unpredictable life is, the more stability and structure "War and Peace" provides." In this book, the author summarizes the ten major inspirations that "War and Peace" brought her in writing: (1) Simple and clear structure; (2) Narration and flashback; (3) Description of actions; (4) Returning the environment to its original nature; (5) Turning decay into magic; (6) Actions turning into activities; (7) Characters' uncharacteristic behavior; (8) Animals telling human stories; (9) Changing the script for the characters; (10) A certain landmark in the character's field of vision. Li Yiyun's 85 diary-style interpretations of "War and Peace" are both an understanding of "War and Peace" and a dialogue with Tolstoy. It is also an explanation of her personal understanding of Tolstoy's writing skills. For readers who like Tolstoy and "War and Peace", they will have a different reading experience.

This book is a collection of essays by philosophers selected by the famous translator Xia Jian. It includes the works of ten masters in the history of Western literature, including Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Washington Irving, Bryant, Emerson, Hawthorne, Holmes, and Thoreau. The content covers many aspects such as natural scenery, philosophical debates, and literary criticism. Mr. Xia Jian's literary attainments are profound, his translation is concise and beautiful, his personal style is calm and solemn, and he is rich in history, which vividly shows readers the subtleties of the works of these masters. At the same time, before each author's selected article, there is also a critical biography written by Mr. Xia Jian for readers' reference. This book not only generally shows the connection, inheritance and development of the literary creation and thought of these famous writers, but is also an excellent philosophical prose reader with high appreciation value in aesthetics and translation.

This book contains more than 150 letters written by Mr. Xiao Qian, a great literary figure, to Li Hui from 1984 to 1998. In the book, Xiao Qian talks about interpersonal relationships, life experience, and writing skills... The warmth and care of a senior literary figure is infiltrated between the lines, giving people rich enlightenment and intellectual fun. This book also contains all the photocopied manuscripts of Xiao Qian's early literary creation "Traces", showing the true voice of Xiao Qian, a wandering young man. In addition, the book contains a long article by Li Hui on Xiao Qian's interpretation, which helps readers better understand Xiao Qian's life and deeds. The publication of this book is also to commemorate the 110th anniversary of the birth of Mr. Xiao Qian.

As a German scholar who experienced two world wars (and later moved to Switzerland and became a naturalized citizen), Hesse went straight to the point and spoke out against the patriotic atmosphere that was generally hijacked by nationalism in Germany. Even at the end of World War I, Hesse prescribed medicine to German youths who were confused and confused after the defeat. This confession of Hermann Hesse cannot be compared with any collection of war documents. It expresses an unswerving and uncompromising poetic spirit that foresees the turbulence of war and uses Goethe's classical spirit to fight against the corruption of human thought and defend human dignity with a loud voice. In these testimonies that have stood the test of time, not a word has failed. It is a shocking and sobering legacy for today's generation.

This book is one of the "Youxue" series. This book focuses on the study of the mental changes of scholars as the elite of the era in the historical transition period of the late Ming Dynasty. It is believed that the changes in the mentality of the scholars are closely related to the social and cultural changes in the late Ming Dynasty, and are also the result of the long-term development and evolution of the mentality of the scholars. As a group, the scholars of the late Ming Dynasty had a basic psychological trend, which was the disintegration of the ideal personality, striving for the unity of morality and political unity, the awakening of the self, and the promotion of individuality; as for individuals, each scholar had a different personality, and their mentality was also very different. While discussing the group mentality, a case analysis was also conducted on the mentality of four representative scholars who made achievements in literature or thought in the late Ming Dynasty.

Focusing on five issues such as image cognition, image structure, image narrative, image style, and image communication, this book summarizes the characteristics, rules, and paradigmatic significance of illustrations in the Ming and Qing Dynasties in many aspects such as meaning, narrative, conveying emotion, and representation. It analyzes the dual significance of illustrations in reproducing text stories and realizing the unique meaning of visual symbols; examines the illustrations' The allusion and restoration effect of pictures on social and historical features; and focusing on the comparison between novels and opera illustrations and other literary and sports publications, the interaction between magazine illustrations and traditional paintings, and the unique significance of each link in the communication chain of image production, consumption, appreciation, collection, etc., Trying to grasp and construct the pattern of visual culture as a whole. Yan Yan not only digs deeply into these issues, but also takes care of their connections and interactions with each other as much as possible, thus enriching the level of discussion.

This book is a set of dialogue-style children's poems, which originated from the poet Lan Lan's "sadness of the passage of time and trust in poetry" when she looked back on her childhood and hometown. The whole poem is composed of 62 poems. From the perspective of two girls and boys, "I" and "Maomao", it connects the bits and pieces of the country boy who grew up together like the wind and flowers. There is an innocence that goes forward, a simple life close to the earth, a childlike spirit of play, and a little mind's curiosity about the world, empathy for the suffering in life, and the pain of separation and death. This group of works places childhood and children on a broader stage of history and life. It is a book of childhood, a book of time, and a book of love written in poetry.

The book selects 70 short classics that must be read by primary school students. According to the content, they are divided into idioms and allusions, fables, myths and legends, humorous jokes, literati, animal anecdotes, wise boys, cleverness, honesty and trustworthiness, integrity, diligence, inspirational self-cultivation, etc. In order to stimulate interest and reduce the difficulty of reading, columns such as "Notes", "General Ideas" and "Brief Description" are set up to help primary school students better understand the content of the story. Each story is designed with a number of "do it once" exercises so that students can try their hand at it to check their reading effect and classical Chinese reading ability.

The set includes 8 volumes of "Liu Xiang Originally Didn't Read", "Curling Autumn Moon", "Marrying for Books", "The Path of a Writer", "Facing the Crisis of Humanities Academics", "Why the Grapes Are Angry", "Short Paper Slanted" and "Touching History". A collection of essays on literary theory, scholarship and life. A collection of prose and essays by major famous writers, including years of accumulation of academic thoughts. Written by experts in professional fields, the book is in the form of short prose essays, which are highly academic while ensuring readability and popularity. From ancient Chinese classics to contemporary new learning, from Western thought to Eastern civilization, it connects ancient and modern times and takes into account both China and the West. Compare Chinese and Western literature, build cultural confidence, and open up new horizons for world literature and Chinese and Western cultural exchanges. How should people do academics today? This series of books has a rigorous and speculative spirit in its discussion. It does not stick to stereotypes and has many unique insights. It strives to be informative and takes into account both academic quality and readability.

The set includes 8 volumes of "Collection of Steps for Learning", "Mountains and Rivers in Books", "Yesterday's Bright Moon Shines on Today's Heart", "Collection of Flowing Water", "Reminiscences of Feng Yi", "Boundless", "Piety and Joy" and "Actionist's Writing". A collection of essays on literary theory, scholarship and life. A collection of prose and essays by major famous writers, including years of accumulation of academic thoughts. Written by experts in professional fields, the book is in the form of short prose essays, which are highly academic while ensuring readability and popularity. From ancient Chinese classics to contemporary new learning, from Western thought to Eastern civilization, it connects ancient and modern times and takes into account both China and the West. Compare Chinese and Western literature, build cultural confidence, and open up new horizons for world literature and Chinese and Western cultural exchanges. How should people do academics today? This series of books has a rigorous and speculative spirit in its discussion. It does not stick to stereotypes and has many unique insights. It strives to be informative and takes into account both academic quality and readability.

The set includes "Water Margin", "Exploring the Kingdom of Gods and Demons", "Shen Liujie", "Thinking Not Far Away: A Narrative of the Lives of Poets and Lyricists of the Qing Dynasty", "Striving for Strangeness: Essays on Classics of Mountains and Seas", "The Scholars and Scholars", "Searching for Retreat: From Classical Poetry to Modern Scholars" and "Ming Dynasty Scholars". 14 Volumes of "Human Model: The Art of Life", "Little Notes on the Liyuan", "Eight Lectures on Historical Records", "Tanli: Interpretation of the Dream of Red Mansions from Writing and Retrospection", "Famous Scholars: The World of New Words", "From Bandits to Water Bandits: The Past and Present of the Water Margin", "Dreams on Mount Lingshan: Reading Journey to the West with Wise Words". It deeply restores the charming charm behind Chinese literary classics and helps you re-understand Chinese classics from a modern perspective. Breaking disciplinary barriers, taking into account both academics and art, with a unique perspective, it truly restores the timeless Chinese civilization. It displays the literary talents of the Qing Dynasty and the style of the Ming Dynasty; details the life interests of the artistic masters, and reproduces the peerless youth of world-famous actors. It also uses history as a mirror to make incisive comments on influential figures of the past; it also analyzes the vivid and true meanings in the stories of famous classics. Modern depictions of hundreds of schools of thought in a thousand-year culture, thousands of volumes of poems, are like pearls, shining brightly in the long river of history.