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This book is compiled from the contents of 12 "Film and Television Lectures" held by the Institute of Film and Television Arts of the China Academy of Arts from 2017 to 2020. Its topics cover the hot issues of film and television, the current status of creation and film and television that are currently of great concern to the academic community and industry. All aspects of film and television research and creation including film history research methods. In addition to domestic first-class film and television theoretical critics, the keynote speakers participating in this period include Guo Fan, Zheng Dasheng, Wang Xingdong, Zhao Baohua and other well-known creators, as well as film promotion and marketing experts such as Huang Qunfei.

They are sharp cold blades in turbulent times, and they are also soft cats, romantic, proud, and loners. Yourcenar, the image spokesperson of free will, Beauvoir who fought for the legalization of abortion, George Sand who wore trousers, Woolf who wanted to buy flowers by himself, McCullers, Eileen Chang, Duras, Frida, Lessing... When wild primitive desires collided with the order of social life, Rigo pointed out the life sentiment behind their works with a keen female point of view. There are also Maugham, Tolstoy, Haruki Murakami, Gide, Hemingway... She analyzes the involvement and penetration of gender relations, explores the extreme struggles of talented writers in extraordinary situations, ponders the involvement and influence of different writers in different civilizations, peeks into the profound meaning behind cultural gossip, and captures those thoughts as delicate and precise as needle tips.

"The Fruit of Time" is the writer Li Ge's reading and life essays. It is divided into two parts: "Ye Zhou" and "Negishi": "Ye Zhou" contains Li Ge's literary criticism: from the ambiguous aesthetics of the French New Wave to the implicit human beauty of the East in "Snow", from Nagai who walks slowly and loves slowly. From the lotus breeze to the wandering Naipaul, from Gu Jingzhou who has "the sadness of a partridge and the mood of picking chrysanthemums" to Ye Jiaying of classical literary heart... From the breath of words to the pulse of the city, from the body temperature of books to the taste of vegetarian food, in countless moments of spiritual awakening, listen to the echo deep in your heart. When she arrived at "Negishi", Li Ge focused her writing on daily life: a pair of glasses, a pencil, Yun's name, a pot... In her writing, ordinary daily life is also full of unique and exquisite interest. People and books have become intertextual and dependent on each other. Li Ge has condensed her reading and aesthetic experience into a book, which complements her own growth trajectory and finds poetry in ordinary days.

This is a collection of prose essays. The author, Ms. Jin Shenghua, is a famous scholar, translator, and a close friend of Ms. Brigitte Lin. This book is a record, written by Ms. Jin Shenghua from a literary perspective, recording every detail of her friendship and life with Ms. Brigitte Lin over the past eighteen years. It is true to nature and reveals her true feelings. This book is also a testimony of how Brigitte Lin transformed from a star to a writer, and truthfully presents Brigitte Lin's journey of achieving cross-border transformation in life in front of readers, showing readers the real Brigitte Lin. What this collection of prose essays presents to readers is an unswerving friendship, a literary connection that simultaneously pursues creation, the unknown true face of a legendary figure, and the story of how a star in the movie industry transitions from the red carpet to the green field, crosses boundaries in life, and strives for self-improvement.

Chaucer is the most important poet in the British Middle Ages and the founder of British national literature. Historical literary historians have called him the "father of British poetry." Chaucer's creations in this collection of works, from the perspective of early humanism, richly and colorfully reflected various social lives in the Middle Ages, portrayed the ideological outlook of people from all walks of life in the cradle of British capitalism, exposed the shamelessness of the monks, and boldly raised the issue of love and women. Titles include "The Canterbury Tales", "The Duchess' Book", etc. Fang Zhong's translation of "The Collected Works of Chaucer" is reliable, reliable and exquisite in diction. He has made a pioneering contribution to the translation and research of Chaucer in my country.

This is a book about books. It contains various texts written by the author over the years about books. They are of varying lengths and genres. They include the author's feelings about reading and academic book reviews. There are prefaces and postscripts before and after the book, as well as book reviews published on different occasions, as well as the author's remembrances of his predecessors and old friends. The content covers history and characters, ideas and culture, law and society, faith and order, mind and actions, both ancient and modern, both at home and abroad. Through these words, the author expresses various views on books, people, and the vast world involved in these books and people.

This book is a manuscript by Mr. Liu Mengxi, which summarizes his research on the academic thoughts of sages in the academic world, describes his interactions with celebrities in Chinese and foreign academic circles, comments on the academic views and works of many scholars, and also includes his own academic research process. The manuscript was completed when the author was eighty years old, so it is called "Eighty Years of Dreams". It is worth mentioning that the author personally organized and participated in many important cultural activities (the establishment of the Institute of Chinese Culture, the founding of "Chinese Culture", etc.), Which enabled him to have extensive contact with senior scholars at home and abroad in the fields of Chinese history, archaeology, literature, philosophy, etc., And understand their personal experiences, academic views, and academic achievements. In particular, he has conducted interviews or salons on many scholars. The author's words and deeds are recorded in detail. Through the author's pen, we can see some less well-known aspects of people such as Wang Guowei, Chen Yinke, Ma Yifu, Qian Zhongshu, Zhao Puchu, Ji Xianlin, He Bingdi, Tang Yijie, Yu Yingshi, Li Zehou, Pang Pu, Jin Yaoji, etc. It is the author's portrait of these people. This kind of text has a wide range of readers and has its own publication value.

This is a book about the death of an old man. Death is a kind of return and the ultimate belonging of human beings. However, how to face death is different for everyone, with different understandings and feelings, and even different ways. This book interviews, personally experiences, and records ten elderly people, truly describing the end of their lives. The author spent three years conducting in-depth observation and experience in many nursing homes. A nursing home is a small society. There is loneliness and care here. There is compassion and innocence, and there is also evil and indifference. Some of them were published in "Beijing Literature" and gained readers' attention.

This book contains nine reportage works created by the author Li Shousheng, which focuses on the results of his many years of literary creation. Among them, "The Sacred Hall of "MBA"" won the first prize in the "Backbone of the Republic" essay competition in 2001, and "Singing "Shenzhou Six"" won the special prize in the 2006 Chinese Reportage Society and "Pioneer Cup" National Reportage Essay Competition of "Reportage" magazine. The work is rich in content and profound in thought. From different aspects, it truly reflects the unremitting pursuit and sincere affection of this generation of people of the same age in the Republic for life, life and career.

"I was born in San Remo... I was born in both San Remo and America." "I was born in America" ​​is a collection of interviews conducted by Calvino from 1951 to 1985. The 101 interviews spanned four decades. This is the most precious collection of Calvino's autobiography: it includes disclosure of interesting facts about his works, analysis of the situation and destiny of Italian and foreign literature, and reflections on the city, the universe and the future of mankind... This is the story of how Calvino became a writer, a multi-faceted autobiography like a rotating prism, and a "book of puzzles" for understanding Calvino's narrative art and aesthetic thoughts.

"Living Awkwardly Like Me" is a collection of essays chosen by the author. It contains the essence of Liao Yimei's twenty years of literary and artistic creation, including 9 conversations, 7 creative notes, the plays "Rhinoceros in Love", "Softness", "Amber" and novels Classic lines from "Flowers of Pessimism" and nearly 130 stills from drama performances over the years... It writes unique insights into life, loneliness, pain, love and writing. It is brave and frank, without pretense, and tells you the truth about life. She is powerful, not false, humorous, touching, frank and sober. The words in the book also show this temperament, which is of great power. "What's the point of living life smartly? I'd rather choose to be clumsy." The sober words that can be seen everywhere in the book can always hit the soft spot in people's hearts and inspire them to live their own lives.

"You Are All the Beauty in the World" is a children's aesthetic education work written by life aesthetics writer Zeng Yanbing for parents. It tells how to cultivate children's sense of beauty in daily life, dining tables, nature and travel. The so-called aesthetic education is to cultivate people's ability to understand beauty, love beauty and create beauty. The author Zeng Yanbing recorded the growth story of herself and her daughter Ye Zi, and shared 35 aesthetic education experiences: Go to nature\u002F A little trip every birthday\u002F The magic dining table in children's books\u002F Only children who are not disturbed know how to be quiet\u002F Preparation before boarding the plane\u002F Learn to live with monotony Get along with your own highlight moments... A person will experience a lot in his life, including happiness, sadness, wealth, poverty, smugness, and sadness... What parents can give their children, in addition to basic education in childhood, temporary food, clothing, housing and transportation, and not-eternal companionship and love, is another very precious thing - the ability to feel beauty. The education of beauty is not preaching and imparting, but stimulating and edifying, reminding each other of their beautiful sides. Why is aesthetic education important? Because a person will experience a lot in his life. When your perception is rich enough, you will have a powerful power, and you will always have a reserve of energy when facing the ups and downs of life. This is especially true for children.

A selection of outstanding Chinese prose, a bedtime reading for adults. Select 39 famous people from the Qing Dynasty to contemporary times, each with an article. These authors represent half of my country's prose literature, including Lao She, Zhu Ziqing, Shen Congwen, Sun Li, and Wang Zengqi who have already entered literary history, as well as emerging authors born in the 1970s, such as Li Juan and Before the Storm. Select 5 ancient and modern poems as the opening, transition and ending, as breathing and partition. The prose is sorted from short to long, making it easier for readers to choose and read as appropriate.

Wherever there are Chinese people, there are four sentences of "Broken Chapter"! As a representative poet of the Crescent Party, Bian Zhilin's masterpieces go far beyond "Fragmented Chapter". From three representative collections of poems, "Yumu Collection", "Ten Years of Poems" and "Diao Insect Calendar", 69 poems with strict format, profound philosophical thinking and beautiful words are selected, accompanied by 41 illustrations of poetic scenes by illustrator Anusman Wang Shuo, and a long introduction by poet and critic Fei Ming.

"50: Great Speeches" selects 50 speeches that are of special significance to the history of human development. The content involves excellent speeches by wise men and philosophers from different periods, fields, and industries. In the cultural accumulation and historical inheritance, these wonderful speeches inspired people's morale, conveyed the true meaning of truth, goodness and beauty, and recorded a specific mark of the times. In this book, you will see how speakers such as Plato, Albert Einstein, Karl Marx, Andrew Carnegie, Gandhi, George VI, Helen Keller, and Jane Goodall changed the world and influenced others through their speeches.

"Tao'an Dream Memories" is a collection of sketches written by Zhang Dai of the Ming Dynasty. The book contains a total of 127 articles (including 4 supplements). Zhang Dai was born in Shanyin (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang) to a family of literati. My mother is a descendant of Tao Yuanming, so she calls herself "Tao'an" and has the ambition of Qingyuan. Throughout his life, he was indifferent to fame and did not seek official advancement, but devoted himself to writing. He had many friends, was affectionate, and loved life. He was good at poetry, music, tea, food, epigraphy, flower art, lanterns, and fireworks. After the fall of the Ming Dynasty, he lived in seclusion in the mountains. In his dreams, he recalled the events of the previous dynasty. He couldn't help but write "Tao'an Dream Memories" in eight volumes, which was cherished by later generations of literati and has been passed down to this day and has become a classic. This publication is based on the continued revision of Sikuquanshu's Wang Wengao version and the Guangdong Yatang manuscript in the National Library Collection. It includes "Zhang Dai: Self-made Epitaph" and "Zhang Dai's Life" (Chronology). In particular, Mr. Xu Jianxiong's vernacular translation of the full text is included, and Mr. Xu Jianxiong was invited to write the "Postscript of Translation".

This book is based on the fragments of the Hangzhou edition of "Dongpo Collection" in the Southern Song Dynasty, and is supplemented by "Dongpo Hou Collection". Comprehensively edited and edited with reference to the Yuan Dynasty editions of "Dongpo Yuefu", "Dongpo Yuefu Notes" and "Dongpo Long and Short Sentences", it contains a total of 337 lyrics, 164 poems and 32 articles written by Su Shi. The works in the book are arranged chronologically, and the poems, lyrics, and articles are all accompanied by the creation time. Readers can not only understand the relevant works along the ups and downs of Su Shi's life, but also more deeply grasp the turning points of Su Shi's legendary life through the themes reflected in the collection of works. The book is accompanied by a ten-thousand-word introduction by Professor Zhu Gang of Fudan University and a chronology of Su Shi, which explains in detail the character and destiny, ideals and choices, artistic pursuits and life attitudes of a generation of literary giant Su Dongpo. The illustrations include five representative works of Su Shi's calligraphy: "Baoyue Tie", "Chibi Fu", "Return to the Ci Volume", "Gui'an Qiuyuan Tie" and "Raspberry Tie", all of which are reproduced in equal proportions based on the original works of national first-class cultural relics.

The author went to Yonghe for the fifth time and traveled throughout this small county with only one road. He harvested many stories and selected 33 highly representative figures to show the prosperous battle against poverty in the area. These thirty-three stories embody the hard work and wisdom of the working people. Sophora flower cakes, red dates, paper-cuts, bean curds, vermicelli, donkey meat... Behind the smoky words lies a powerful will to live. Under the guidance of the local government, these kind-hearted people have walked out of their own way with hard-working hands.

This book is not a guide to studying abroad, nor is it an inspirational guide for successful people at the "top of the pyramid". It is just the narration of a group of new era international students, telling the real life of studying abroad beyond the halo and criticism, focusing on psychological growth, exploring the true meaning of studying abroad, and telling those who want to go out and have a try, what kind of world you will face.

As a necessary place on the Silk Road connecting Eastern and Western cultures, the Pamir Plateau has always been the highland of human dreams. "Eagle Flew Over the Pamir" meticulously depicts the true state of growth and life of Tajik children on the Pamir Plateau, and shows the unique ethnic customs and traditional culture on the Pamir Plateau. Every child in the author's works is fresh and full of personality: Curry, who had a heavenly voice and once performed in Hong Kong but finally gave up his dream of music; Mark Busha, who left the mountains and loved painting and wanted to make a living by jade carving; Sophia, the advertising girl with a bright smile and a slightly shrewd eyebrow... These children who ran to study among the cliffs and torrents grew up in the Pamir Plateau simply and hard, and at the same time they also longed for life outside. In the "Buzhou Mountain" that supports the sky, this group of Tajik children continue to hone themselves, flying over the Pamir again and again like eagles practicing their wings. One day they will transform into brave eagles soaring in the sky, guarding their homeland and guarding their dreams.

This is a non-fiction prose book full of novel reading quality. 20 Concise chapters outline Hemingway's life experience in his most beautiful years. At that time, he had not yet written masterpieces such as "The Old Man and the Sea" and "The Sun Also Rises" that allowed him to escape from the worldly triviality. However, Paris during this period and the artists he interacted with deeply influenced his subsequent literary creation.

This book is Liang Xiaosheng's gift to people who are confused in life. It is also Liang Xiaosheng's life summary and life monologue. In this book, you will read about love, about life, about family, about marriage, about parents, about father and son, about difficulties, about loneliness... Topics and hot spots that are really relevant to our lives. There are not only memories of past events, but also insights into life and deep thoughts about society. It has both warmth and sobriety, seriousness and humor, passion and emotion. The author's insistence on the humanistic spirit is revealed between the lines, and his warm and in-depth thinking on human affairs and world affairs shines with the brilliance, warmth and dignity of human nature. Half of the tiredness of life comes from survival and half from internal friction; half of the joy of life comes from simplicity and half from ordinary. When you learn to reconcile with yourself and the world, you have found a way of living that suits you.

In 1895, Wilde went to court with the Marquess of Queensberry, the father of his former lover Percy, and was sentenced to prison and ruined. While in prison, Wilde wrote this famous long letter in literary history to Percy, "From the Depths," in which he recounted the pain Percy had caused him, discussed Jesus, love, and literature, and seemed to have expectations for the future of the two of them.

"Leaves of Grass" is the representative work of the American poet Whitman. It is the first collection of poems with American national style and style in the history of American literature. It created a generation of poetry style, which subverted the European poetry creation model that American poets followed before, from content to form, and had a great influence on the American poetry world. "Leaves of Grass: Selected Poems by Whitman" is written by Li Yeguang, a Whitman research expert and poetry translator, who selects the essence of the poems and translates them vividly. The bold, unrestrained, simple and rough language reproduces the vitality of the United States of that era. The language of poetry is close to spoken language, vivid and easy to understand, and has a distinctive rhythm.

The famous translator Zhu Shenghao died young and translated thirty-one of Shakespeare's plays. The author of this book spent three years carefully studying the original text and the translation, repeatedly considering the characteristics and achievements of Zhu Shenghao's translation, and selected hundreds of examples to be included in this book. When choosing examples, the first principle is to see whether Shakespeare's expression is superb, subtle, profound, and thoughtful. In fact, if Shakespeare's lines are wonderful, Zhu Shenghao's translation will also be wonderful. In this selection process, the concept of "Zhu Sha combined with beauty" naturally emerged. The book is divided into six parts, respectively analyzing and studying Zhu Shenghao's understanding of Shakespeare's works from the following aspects: Zhu Shenghao's play title, Zhu Shenghao's comedy elements, Shakespeare's view of history, Zhu Shenghao's tragic character, and how Zhu Shenghao and Shakespeare complement each other, as well as the beauty of Zhu Shenghao's translation work.

Includes the original work "Please tell the director, the mission of the Third Brigade has been completed" from the movie "The Third Brigade" starring Zhang Yi. Real case records of frontline police officers, digging into the large and small cases they have witnessed over the years. The story contains deep thoughts on children's education, dumbfounding about old-age care, the chaos of medical troubles and "censorship", and cases of seeking power for personal gain and ultimately reaping the consequences; there is the captain of the third brigade who did not hesitate to "undercover" for 11 years to catch the criminals; there is the police chief who is usually cold-faced and shameless but actually lurked for 60 hours in a row and died on duty; Director Lin, whose girlfriend quit drug addiction and became a policeman himself, is also involved in the fatal drinking during the Spring Festival, clever fraud, misunderstandings and tragedies caused by school bullying, as well as a series of hot topics in people's livelihood such as restructuring and retirement. It also focuses on the urgent and busy work of front-line police officers; on the other hand, there are also stories about reforming and starting a new life, which is like a human tragedy and comedy. Shenlan wrote this with his own writing style, allowing ordinary readers to better understand the daily work of grassroots policemen, and also sounded the alarm for us. It is a rare non-fiction masterpiece. Every story in the book is a microcosm of an individual's destiny, the sighs behind juvenile delinquency, the dawn of a major case that has been silent for many years, the thrill and warmth of chasing the murderer on New Year's Eve... We can't see it, but there are countless "deep blues" in action.

This book is a selection of prose by Liang Xiaosheng, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize, and includes many representative articles such as "The Meaning of Life", "Analysis of Contemporary China's Youth Class", "The Most Suitable Is the Most Beautiful", "Cunning is an Adventure", etc. The allegorical and story-like description of the article vividly displays the complex human nature, and the commentary on current affairs hot spots is even more unique in style. The article also reveals Liang Xiaosheng's care and expectations for the younger generation. At the same time, he has full understanding and trust for this generation, and believes that they will still love life and love life even when they understand the truth behind life.

The author has selected dozens of essays and essays published in recent years and compiled them into a volume. The themes are very broad, including missing hometown, recalling childhood, relatives, middle school days, college days and overseas study life, film reviews, Dream of Red Mansions reviews and some more personal essays. The author has rich experience in study, work, life and entrepreneurship at home and abroad. Readers can appreciate the fresh perspective of a science and engineering student on the world and life.

Interesting philosophical insights and hazy emotional expressions are the characteristics of the author's poetry. Creating a peaceful atmosphere in an unexpected form is the author's pursuit of poetry creation. Poems are not written to please others, so the author's poems can get rid of constraints and shackles, and each poem is covered with free memories. "Sensibility is the virtue of life" "Nature is the art of light"... Let us follow the footsteps of words and walk into the dream of poetry.

This is a collection of 57 short essays. A small part of the travel notes are mostly a deepening of self-thought in adulthood, not limited to life, work, philosophy, love, friendship, marriage, etc. It is not easy to be happy if you live too seriously. The logic of these 57 short essays is that each one emphasizes that in the fast-paced life and work of modern times, the longer a person lives, in fact, it is not a perfect circle, but the opportunity to survive to the next battle, how to understand the maturity and government of adulthood, how to choose the right comrades in life, and how to firmly hold the power to judge oneself firmly in one's own hands. As a woman, committed to promoting the advantages of women, only by better identifying, understanding, supporting, and fully seeing herself as part of a community with a shared future for mankind can we live a better life. This is something that is discussed throughout this book.

This book includes more than 210 poems and essays written by Mr. Qiao Guangfu from the 1970s to the present, as well as several poem reviews by several poetry friends. It is divided into two volumes in total. The first volume is an anthology of poems, mainly divided into eight chapters: Looking Back at the Old House, I Believe in Dreams, Aria for Doors and Windows, Spectacular Surf, Twelve Zodiac Signs, Please Beware, Brilliant Confluence, and Romance. The second volume is a selection of poems, mainly divided into eight chapters: essays, essays, prose poems, poems, diaries, letters, novels, and autobiographies. This book is a work that reflects the times, is full of true love, and enlightens life.

Since its publication in 1957, this book has been reprinted many times and is famous at home and abroad. Mr. Deng Guangming has made substantial revisions and adjustments to the notes and chronology of the book, and added a large number of valuable documents. This "simplified Chinese version" maintains the reading content of various notes and punctuation of proper names in the traditional version, and hopes to use the simplified horizontal format that is easier to read, so that more readers can come into contact with the orthodox interpretation of traditional culture and appreciate the high-quality essence.

"Ying Ming Collection" is a collection of poems, which collects more than a thousand metrical poems written by the author in the past three years, divided into eight chapters: Ripples on the Wei River, Weiming Boya, Maoling Ancient Station, Spring Dawn in Xijing, Dayou Tongren, Liu Fang Dicui, Heaven and Earth Yun, and Friendship Peace. Zhang Haidi wrote the preface to the collection of poems. Poems are given by the author to friends at all stages of life.

Based on Jiao Xun's theory of the Qing Dynasty that "one generation is more successful than another", Hu Xiaoshi advocates that literature develops with the times. In this book, he narrates the origins and changes of the "Book of Songs", Chu Ci, Han Fu, ancient poems of the Han, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Tang rhythmic poems, and Tang and Five Dynasty Ci poems. It is clearly organized and focused, elucidating various old theories and many original ideas. It is recognized by the academic community as a short but insightful book. He has been studying all his life, and his writing must be original. If he has no true knowledge and insights, he will never suppress the same, and his writing will be simple and simple. It defines the category of literature by combining my country's inherent "statement of ambition" theory and "fate-emotion" theory with the foreign "pure literature" theory. As for academic methods, we should strictly distinguish between studying history and studying literature. It is said that studying literature and history belongs to the scope of science, and we must seek truth from facts and believe everything. Literary histories published before the founding of New China, such as "History of Chinese Poetry" co-edited by Feng Yuanjun and Lu Kanru, and "History of the Development of Chinese Literature" by Liu Dajie, were indeed inspired by this book.

Feng Tang's brand-new masterpiece of success studies, a half-life experience of reading, writing, and success, and dialogues with 50 handed down classics, will show you the methods that have passed through time. Only by seeking truth and not being confused can you accomplish more; only by understanding and living clearly can you be truly remarkable. "Amazing" is your crutch for studying and the cornerstone of success.

This is a collection of Mr. Ren Hongyuan's lifetime poems, including many representative poems including "Chinese Red Shift", "Sima Qian's Second Creation", "Nuwa's 11 Elephants", the long poem "The Third Eye", etc. It also includes three important poetic articles: "Recovering Nuwa's Language", "My Three Literary Centuries" and "Still That Sun". Mr. Ren Hongyuan is based on Chinese culture and is proficient in Western culture. His writing involves the analysis and thinking of history, philosophy, literature, life and many other aspects. With highly personalized language, he demonstrates the charm of Ren Hongyuan's Chinese poetics and cultural philosophy. Through the "Ren Hongyuan Movement of Language", he has made important contributions to the development of Chinese poetry. As the famous literary critic Tong Qingbing said: "It can be said unequivocally that Ren Hongyuan's poetry is both modern and Chinese."

Someone is Writing Poetry is Hua Nan's debut poetry collection, featuring 179 poems and 20 essays written over nearly three decades. Life is chaotic and busy, driven by desires and fears, from which no one can escape. Desires and fears are illusions created by language, even when seen through, they cannot be transcended. Writing or reading poetry is a daily, ordinary way to resist chaotic life, anytime, anywhere, on equal footing with all things. Starting from the earliest poem, this collection includes nearly three decades of my writing. In the future, I will publish an updated version every few years, adding new works. I think the title Someone is Writing Poetry summarizes all my writing. I am not skilled at writing; I simply write, one poem at a time, practicing repeatedly.-Hua Nan, Author

The book has a total of 200,000 words and is divided into two parts: "Landscape Freehand Expression" and "Country Customs". The book is prefaced by Chen Kefei, a famous military writer from Baokang. The whole book describes the beauty and enchantment of Baokang's landscape, records the process and results of people's hard work, and shows the joy and happiness of Baokang today, especially rural life. Among them, "Landscape Freehand Expression" expresses Baokang's landscape, pastoral scenery and tourist attractions, and "Countryside Style" writes about the great changes in Baokang between the present and the past in the contrast between the old and the new, praising the happiness of the current life in the mountainous countryside.

This book is a series of essays on the twenty-four solar terms published by the author on his blog, one for each solar term, totaling twenty-four articles. It has been forwarded by many newspapers and social media and is very popular among readers. The total number of hits on these articles currently exceeds 2 million.

In March 2020, 74-year-old Michael Rosen was infected with the new coronavirus and woke up after a long coma. During his stay in intensive care, there was a notebook at the end of his bed, where the nurses and volunteers who cared for him left words of love, encouragement and hope. His wife's steadfast love, the protection of nurses and volunteers, and Grandpa Rosen's own tenacious will took him out of the "valley of the shadow of death", broke through the prison of death and darkness, and embarked on the long road to recovery. The book is divided into 8 chapters, including the grandfather's prose poems, text messages written by his wife Emma, ​​and notes from medical staff. In addition, we specially invited the author Grandpa Rosen to write a letter to Chinese readers. Fear comes from the unknown. In the darkest moments, this little book brings strength and courage to people.

She is the daughter of the forest and grew up in the forest. From a female lumberjack to a young female scientist who proposed new ideas, she was repeatedly squeezed and suppressed in a field where women were severely discriminated against, but she still moved forward tenaciously with her passion and became widely recognized as the "Mother of the Tree Network" and a well-deserved celebrity in the field of forest ecology. She had lost a loved one, had her family broken up, and suffered from a serious illness. It was her beloved forest and family and friends that gave her strength, healed her wounds, and helped her regain her vitality. In this book, Simard tells the story of his unique life journey. Her life parallels research exploring the forest's hidden underground network. Trees and fungi in the forest are mutually beneficial and build an intricate "tree-dimensional network", just like our neural network or the Internet, through which nutrients and water can be transferred; trees use this to exchange information and help each other. The center of the tree network is the mother tree, which uses powerful power to connect and maintain all the surrounding offspring. In a dynamic and self-healing forest, competition is not a permanent theme. The cooperative relationship between trees and between trees and fungi is far more important than we imagine. Only by being altruistic can we benefit ourselves. The same is true for human beings. The relationships between us and our relatives, lovers, and friends are intertwined into an intricate network of social relationships, which provide us with valuable support and help and are the source of our constant review and energy absorption as we move forward. This book will forever change the way we see trees and give us the power to heal.

In the book, the author tells the interesting stories and life insights he has experienced in the field of neurology for many years, and shares with readers some cases that are either bitter, dramatic or bizarre: a chef who goes out for a walk every morning and suddenly loses six hours of memory; a young painter who believes that his left hand is his "guardian angel"; an old man who lives alone sees Santa Claus flying a helicopter in his bedroom; an easy-going, young and vigorous painter A football player becomes irritable and always gets into fights because he feels he is being persecuted; a carpenter stumbles out of his car only to be diagnosed with a severe neurological disease; Tubridy explains in simple and enlightening terms well-known diseases such as multiple sclerosis, motor neurone disease and Parkinson's disease, and takes us into the examination room to accompany his patients on the challenging road to receiving these diagnoses. In addition, he also frankly explained his medical career: as the son of a doctor, why he wanted to practice medicine; how he diagnosed patients; when faced with bad news, how he told his patients bad news; as a doctor, how his life was affected and how it changed. In this thought-provoking, gripping, and moving book, you'll learn about the human brain in a whole new way and see life, death, and your own life from a different perspective.

This series is edited by Mr. Wang Yunwu, a master publisher. He carefully selects famous classics from various collections of classics and history of Chinese studies, and invites a group of famous cultural figures with rigorous academic styles (such as Nan Huaijin, Mao Zishui, Yang Lianggong, etc.) To annotate, translate, and comment on them. They draw extensively on the annotations of the past dynasties and search for new knowledge in the academic world. It is a rare treasure in the field of Chinese studies. It has been reprinted more than 20 times since its publication, and has won praise from the academic community. "The Book of Songs" was annotated and translated by Mr. Ma Chiying. It took several years to correct the errors in the popular versions. The annotations are precise and the translation is smooth, making it easy to read without any knowledge of ancient Chinese.

In August 2020, the death of poet Ren Hongyuan triggered the grief of countless poets and scholars. We have lost a poet in the classic sense. This commemorative collection of essays to pay tribute to the poet Ren Hongyuan, edited by Li Jing, contains dozens of works by Mr. Ren Hongyuan's friends and students during his lifetime. It integrates prose, poetry, and comments, and presents Mr. Ren Hongyuan's knowledge, personality, and temperament from different angles. Scholars Wu Sijing, Wang Yichuan, Zhao Yong, Li Yi, poets Yi Sha, Houma, Xu Jiang, San Ke, Shen Haobo, etc., All expressed their deep sorrow, respect and memory for Mr. Ren Hongyuan in their own way.

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

"The Adventure of Enlightenment" is a long dialogue between the famous German writer Günter Grass and the German contemporary literary critic Haro Zimmermann from June to August 1998. The two conducted extensive discussions on Grass's literary and artistic career, his views on modern and contemporary German literature, his evaluation of his own works, his attitude towards criticism, as well as Germany's history and reality. Through the dialogue, readers can have a deeper understanding of Günter Grass's works and thoughts, especially some of his difficult works that have received completely different evaluations. This book allows us to see another side of the novelist Glass, an intellectual who is active in the world and has a sense of justice.

"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is one of the most important collections of Lu Xun's works. It contains ten essays including "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore" and "Mr. Fujino". It shows another side of the cold-faced Mr. Lu Xun and enjoys a high reputation in the history of modern Chinese prose and literature. The first edition has been a best-seller for more than 90 years and has far-reaching influence. The work relatively completely records Lu Xun's life and mental journey from childhood to youth, expresses his nostalgia for his former relatives, friends and teachers, and mocks the reactionary and conservative forces through narrative and discussion. Each of the collected articles is rich in meaning and skillful in technique, and has been loved by generations of readers. This hardcover single volume is published. The main text and annotations are from the 2005 edition of "The Complete Works of Lu Xun" published by our company. It is also accompanied by 16 illustrations by famous painters Qiu Sha, Wang Weijun and Qiu Dali. The text and pictures complement each other to give readers a double sense of beauty. This book also includes two articles in the appendix by Wu Zhongjie and Wen Rumin, two well-known Lu Xun research experts, on "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk", hoping to provide some help and guidance to readers in need, mainly young readers.

In 1931, Mr. Feng Zikai's first collection of essays, "Yuanyuantang Essays", was published in Kaiming Bookstore. Since then, the "Yuan Yuantang" series of works have become cultural symbols representing his profound prose accomplishments. "Yuan Yuantang Essays", "Yuan Yuantang Re-writing", "Yuan Yuantang Continuation" and "Yuan Yuantang New Writings" have also become important prose collections in Feng Zikai's life. This set of "Yuanyuantang Book Series" is based on Feng Zikai's early published works, and adds Feng Zikai's comic works to give readers an original, lively and interesting "Yuanyuantang". This volume has selected articles such as "Cut the Net", "Gradual", "Reflections on Rieter's Fifth Anniversary", "Nature", "Face", "Children", "Idle Life", "Inspiration from Children", etc., Reflecting Feng Zikai's insights at different times. They are profound, meaningful and long-lasting.

In 1931, Mr. Feng Zikai's first collection of essays, "Yuanyuantang Essays", was published in Kaiming Bookstore. Since then, the "Yuan Yuantang" series of works have become cultural symbols representing his profound prose accomplishments. "Yuan Yuantang Essays", "Yuan Yuantang Re-writing", "Yuan Yuantang Continuation" and "Yuan Yuantang New Writings" have also become important prose collections in Feng Zikai's life. This set of "Yuanyuantang Book Series" is based on Feng Zikai's early published works, and adds Feng Zikai's comic works to give readers an original, lively and interesting "Yuanyuantang". This book selects articles such as "Salute", "Painting on behalf of", "Yangzhou Dream", "Spring Outing in West Lake", "Sketching from Life in Hangzhou", "Mr. Li Shutong, the Forerunner of Chinese Drama", "First Knowledge of Instruments, Then Literature and Art", etc. It uses narrative method to reproduce Feng Zikai's academic experience and life sentiments at that time, which contains profound life philosophy and is thought-provoking.

In 1931, Mr. Feng Zikai's first collection of essays, "Yuanyuantang Essays", was published in Kaiming Bookstore. Since then, the "Yuan Yuantang" series of works have become cultural symbols representing his profound prose accomplishments. "Yuan Yuantang Essays", "Yuan Yuantang Re-writing", "Yuan Yuantang Continuation" and "Yuan Yuantang New Writings" have also become important prose collections in Feng Zikai's life. This set of "Yuanyuantang Book Series" is based on Feng Zikai's early published works, and adds Feng Zikai's comic works to give readers an original, lively and interesting "Yuanyuantang". This volume includes articles such as "Story", "Midnight Tower", "Vitality", "Sorrow of Practice", "Putong Tree", "Shelter from the Rain in the Mountains", "Gossips about Enjoying Coolness", etc. The contents are not practical or profound, but are mostly descriptions of trivial things and Feng Zikai's thoughts, which reflect the essence of his prose.