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"Master Class of World Masterpieces: Russian Volume" is an in-depth interpretation of the 11 most representative masterpieces of Russian literature by translators and authoritative scholars in the field of world literature, such as "Eugene Onegin", "The Captain's Daughter", "The Imperial Envoy", "Dead Souls", "Crime and Punishment", "The Brothers Karamazov", "War and Peace", "Anna Karenina", "Resurrection", "The Quiet Don", "Doctor Zhivago", etc. Famous writers analyzed the classic works from different angles such as the author's experience, historical background, storyline, characters, and creative techniques, and deeply discussed themes closely related to real life such as youth growth, dream struggle, relationships and wealth, love, hate, life and death, etc. For example, Wang Zhiliang discussed how Pushkin created the first "superfluous man" image in Russian literature, and the contradiction between romance and fragility in Onegin; Liu Wenfei analyzed the poetic language and the structure of the "lyrical epic" in "Doctor Zhivago" to explain the poetic beauty of this novel...

The content of this book is an in-depth and simple interpretation of 16 of the most representative masterpieces in the history of American literature by translators and authoritative scholars in the field of world literature from more than a dozen prestigious universities in China. From the author's experience, historical background, storyline to the essence of the book, they closely follow the original work and explain it step by step, telling readers what is good about the classic and how to read a good book, and the story is vivid, interesting and fascinating. World famous books such as "The Scarlet Letter", "The Old Man and the Sea", "Gone with the Wind", "The Catcher in the Rye" and "Walden Pond" basically cover the required readings for junior high school and high school courses. They are very suitable for middle school students to expand their extracurricular reading horizons and enrich their reading. Reading the best books in a limited time, this set of books is of great benefit to awakening interest in reading and improving humanistic literacy.

"A promising nation cannot be without heroes, and a promising country cannot be without pioneers." "The Backbone of a Great Country" tells the story of more than a dozen heavyweights or meritorious figures in different fields - Qian Xuesen, Tu Youyou, Zhang Fuqing, Zhong Nanshan, Gao Mingxuan, Fan Jinshi, Zhou Youguang, Yang Liwei, Cha Quanxing, Hu Fuming, Wu Jiong, Xu Haifeng, and Wang Kun. They are the role models of the Chinese nation and the benchmark for Chinese people to respect and learn from. Here are interviews with their legendary lives, descriptions of their outstanding achievements, and excavations of their loyalty, perseverance and other personal charms. These vivid characters and vivid scenes, these typical events that mark the development of the times and role models who symbolize the spirit of the times, inspire future generations to draw on the power of role models and forge ahead on the road to national rejuvenation.

"World Famous Master Class: Japanese Volume" is an in-depth interpretation by translators and authoritative scholars in the field of world literature of 15 of the most representative famous works in the history of American literature, such as "Man'yoshu", "The Tale of Genji", "I am a Cat", "Heart", "In the Bamboo Forest", "Disqualification in the World", "Snow Country", "The Ancient Capital", etc. Famous writers analyzed the classic names from different angles such as the author's experience, historical background, storyline, characters, and creative skills, and deeply discussed themes closely related to real life such as youth growth, dream struggle, relationships and wealth, love, hate, life and death, etc. For example, Zhang Zhejun introduced why the ancient Japanese female writer Murasaki Shikibu was able to create the earliest novel "The Tale of Genji". Song Gang analyzed Natsume Soseki's "I Am a Cat" and discussed how the author panoramically presented Meiji society through the eyes of a cat...

"Thinking Elsewhere" is a new collection of essays written by Mr. Sun Yu, former dean of the School of Liberal Arts of Renmin University, former director of the Lu Xun Museum, winner of the 12th Chinese Literature Media Award, and annual literary critic, with a total of 32 articles in three series. In these articles, the author reviews various writers and their works, including Lu Xun, Kafka, Zhou Zuoren, Pushkin, Qian Zhongshu, Hesse, Wang Xiaobo, Mo Yan, etc. Through these various works, he enters into the literary world and personal destiny of these people, bursts out new ideas from "other places", reconstructs the vitality of language, and demonstrates the beauty of thought. The text in the book is beautiful and concise, the expressions are unique, and it is a hearty read.

During his lifetime, Mu Xin cared very much about readers' reactions to his works. He valued readers and had high hopes for them. Mu Xin has attracted the attention of readers for his outstanding talents and demeanor. What is gathered here is mainly a group of professional readers, such as Chen Zishan, Sun Yu, Tong Ming, etc. They talked about their views on Mu Xin and his works from their own perspectives, and many of them were quite impressive. In addition, there are articles by Chen Yingde, Chen Danqing and Chen Xianghong, three parties who played important roles in Mu Xin's artistic career in his later years, through which readers can see long-lost encounters and acquaintances. The first volume of this book contains memories and explanations of Mu Xin's life, the second volume contains comprehensive reviews of Mu Xin by Sun Yu, Li Jing and others, the third and fourth volumes contain academic reviews of Mu Xin's specific works, the fifth volume contains analysis of his paintings and music works, and the sixth volume contains articles about Mu Xin Memorial Hall and Art Museum, which are of great help to readers' understanding of Mu Xin.

The book "Grains and Grains" consists of four parts: essay "The True Meaning of Life", random thoughts "Lifestyle", random notes "Common Years", and novel "Random". This book allowed me to invest a lot of energy and time; it allowed me to further develop and apply my writing inspiration; it gave me a deeper knowledge and understanding of life and things: it made me feel that everything in the world is worth it. These contents are all modern real people and events, very close to our work and life. In particular, some Weibo celebrities are well-known public figures in Chinese society and around the world, and are people who have made extraordinary achievements in certain fields. We can learn from and learn from them, share their successful experiences and ways of doing things, and share their outstanding life lessons in this era.

This is a book composed of fragments of life, or it cannot be considered a book in the strict sense, it is more like my scribbling book. Graffiti has two meanings here: one is graphic graffiti, and the other is text graffiti. Graphic graffiti is a kind of professional training for me, while text graffiti is purely a personal preference. I am fascinated by graphics and text, especially graphics that tell a story and imaginative text. I have never concealed my love for Wang Xiaobo. Wang Xiaobo said: Good-looking skins are the same, but interesting souls are unique. I also have a basic requirement for graphics, text and even life: interesting. Graffiti comes from the need to talk. Some strange moments in life, feelings you want to share with others, images that suddenly appear in your mind, some magic words... The fragments slowly accumulate like this. I picked up these fragments and found that they were so messy that I couldn't find the main line or the main idea, but I could vaguely see a slightly clearer version of myself from these fragments. I collected them in this book. Although it is as childish as the picture books and composition books of childhood, it is also a real and hard existence. Reading, doodling, designing, this is what I have been doing. Reading enriches me, I organize myself by doodling, and then designing comes naturally. The more I doodle, the more I see. Yesterday, I wrote: Standing on the rooftop, I saw the mountains surrounding the city. Today, I wrote: Standing on the rooftop, I saw the wind blowing from the mountain. Today is always better than yesterday. This idea is the motivation for me to still be curious about everything, still reading, and still doodling. Graffiti, I mean it.

"Songs of Chu" is my country's first collection of romantic poems. It was written by Liu Xiang, a writer in the Western Han Dynasty, and includes 16 works by Qu Yuan and Song Yu, as well as works by Dongfang Shuo, Wang Bao, Liu Xiang and others in the Han Dynasty that imitated Qu Yuan and Song Yu. "Chu Ci" mainly expresses personal emotions. It has grand chapters, rich imagination, gorgeous literary talent, uneven sentence patterns and rich changes. It created the tradition of Chinese romantic literature and occupies an important position in the history of Chinese poetry. This book selects Qu Yuan's famous works such as "Li Sao", "Nine Songs", "Heavenly Questions", "Nine Chapters", "Yuan Yu", "Divination" and "The Fisherman".

"Three Hundred Tang Poems" is a popular reading of Tang poetry selected by retired scholars from Hengtang in the Qing Dynasty. It selects more than 300 poems from more than 70 poets in the Tang Dynasty. The whole book is divided into eight parts according to genre, including five-character ancient poetry, seven-character ancient poetry, five-character rhythmic poetry, and seven-character rhythmic poetry. The various genres are roughly arranged in order of the poet's era. The selected poems are either impassioned, sad or melancholy, with various styles. Since the publication of "Three Hundred Tang Poems", "Three Hundred Tang Poems" has become "popular throughout the country and is found in almost every home". It still plays an important and positive role in enlightening education and cultivating people's aesthetic taste.

As a documentary work that reflects the construction of ecological civilization in the new era, "Green Waters and Green Mountains" combines text and pictures to objectively record the achievements of my country's ecological priority and green development. It affectionately tells the characteristics of history, humanities, and natural scenery in various places. Through typical characters and events and the ecological protection stories behind them, it presents the wisdom of green development that goes hand in hand with poverty alleviation and development and ecological protection to revitalize the countryside, enrich the people, and beautify the ecology. Fully demonstrated in theory and based on extensive field visits, "Green Waters and Green Mountains" uses typical examples to give reliable answers to the harmonious coexistence of man and nature and how to build common prosperity among green waters and green mountains.

Song poetry, with its perfect artistic form, complements Tang poetry and Yuan music. They are both three wonders in the literary garden of ancient my country. They have been attracting readers for hundreds of years, and many famous poems and lines have become household names and are popular among people. "Three Hundred Poems of the Song Dynasty" selected by the villagers in the Qing Dynasty is an excellent anthology favored by lovers of the Song Dynasty. This book selects more than 300 excellent lyrics representing various styles of the Song Dynasty, comprehensively displaying the characteristics of the times and life styles of the Song Dynasty.

"Rhythm Enlightenment" is a work about the rhyme of poetry, and it is an enlightenment book for ancient children to learn to compose poetry. "Rhythm Enlightenment" is divided into rhymes, including virtual and real responses to astronomy, geography, flowers and trees, birds and beasts, people, utensils, idioms, allusions, historical facts, etc. There are single-character pairs, double-character pairs, three-character pairs, five-character pairs, seven-character pairs, and eleven-character pairs. The language is elegant and lively, the content is rich and plain, the rhythm is lively, catchy, and has strong readability. As an introductory book for learning poetry writing, "Rhythm Enlightenment" has been widely circulated and enduring since its publication.

"World Famous Master Class: Comprehensive Volume" is an in-depth interpretation of 16 most representative titles in the history of foreign literature by translators and authoritative scholars in the field of world literature, such as "Homer's Epic", "The Divine Comedy", "The Decameron", "Crazy Roland", "The Sorrows of Young Werther", "Gitanjali", "The Prophet", "The Castle", "One Hundred Years of Solitude", "The Unbearable Lightness of Being", etc. Famous writers analyzed the classic names from different angles such as the author's experience, historical background, storyline, characters, and creative skills, and deeply discussed themes closely related to real life such as youth growth, dream struggle, relationships and wealth, love, hate, life and death, etc. For example, Ye Tingfang used easy-to-understand language to give an in-depth explanation of the "alienation" world described by Kafka in "The Castle". Ding Junjun walked into the heart of Young Werther and re-examined "The Sorrows of Young Werther" with a modern perspective...

"The Breeze Ever Blooms" is a documentary literature that reflects the touching deeds and noble moral character of Zhou Yongkai, an outstanding Communist Party member in the country and winner of the "July 1st Medal". The work recalls Zhou Yongkai's original mission of being a communist when he joined the Communist Party of China, and narrates the touching story of Zhou Yongkai's persistence in retiring and taking root in Wanyuan Huahe Mountain for nearly 20 years, protecting the ecological environment and striving for common prosperity. He led the masses to afforestation, protected green waters and mountains, and built a national nature reserve in the local area. He paved a road to wealth for the local people by experimentally planting calyx shells and other Chinese medicinal materials. He actively led the people to build roads and solve the electricity problem, changing the face of local poverty. He donated funds to students, cared about education, and cultivated a new generation... The work fully demonstrated Zhou Yongkai's spiritual quality of being loyal to the party and sincerely serving the people throughout his life, and created a glorious image of a Communist who always follows the party and serves the people.

The Book of Songs is the earliest collection of poetry in my country, including folk songs and temple music dating from the early Western Zhou Dynasty to the middle of the Spring and Autumn Period. It is divided into three parts: Feng, Ya, and Song. It is said that Confucius once compiled it, and there are 305 existing poems in total. The content of "The Book of Songs" involves politics, economy, ethics, astronomy, geography, customs, literature and art, etc. It widely reflects the social life at that time and is known as the "Encyclopedia of Ancient Chinese Society". The Book of Songs has exerted a broad and far-reaching influence on the history and culture of our country and is a precious spiritual and cultural wealth of the Chinese nation.

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

This book collects all versions of "Human Words": the manuscript, the final version, the unpublished version, the revised version, the selected version and the current version, as well as the appendices in the current version. This book has compiled the above books to make it easier for readers to read and think. The annotations include an introduction to the names of people and explanations of the original poems and their difficulties cited in the poems, providing readers with relatively comprehensive knowledge. The review section covers various commentaries in the 20th century and collects wonderful and unique comments for readers to refer to and make more in-depth thinking on this basis.

The "Wang Zengqi Classics" series selects Mr. Wang Zengqi's prose, essays, novels, reviews, letters, etc., And also includes some old photos and calligraphy and painting works to further showcase his beautiful works. "The True Feelings of Feihong" is a collection of letters in the "Wang Zengqi Classics" series. It is a collection of many letters exchanged by Mr. Wang Zengqi throughout his life. The book contains many letters between Mr. Wang Zengqi and many famous writers such as Shen Congwen, Ba Jin, Huang Shang, Fan Yong, Xiao Shan, Lu Jianhua, etc., As well as letters from home about life with his wife and younger generations. It not only provides us with a wealth of information for an in-depth understanding of Wang Zengqi and his works from one aspect, but also provides us with a precious historical material on the history of contemporary literature.

In "Reminiscences of Teachers, Friends and Old Friends", a writer who loves writing, painting, and cooking recalls his childhood mentorship and maternal love, and tells about Jin Yuelin, Shen Congwen and other teachers he had when he was a student at Southwest Associated University. He records a group of brilliant people in a special time with portrait-like brushstrokes. He misses the friends he once worked with and the ordinary people he met by chance. He is a witness to great times and an experiencer of great changes. He used the plainest words to narrate the intersection between them, the ups and downs of everyone, and presented the bitterness and sorrow in a humorous and open-minded way, which reflected his optimistic and understanding attitude towards life. He has always remained innocent despite the ups and downs.

"Feng Zikai: Our Family" is a collection of Feng Zikai's essays about his family and family. In this book, Feng Zikai temporarily sheds the glory and halo of "a generation of masters" and returns to a simple and ordinary family life. Feng Zikai played different roles in the family at different stages of his life. He was a son in his childhood, a father in his youth, and enjoyed family life in his later years. He experienced the same happiness and troubles of ordinary families and felt the affection and care between family members. "My Fathers" narrates the story of Feng Zikai's parents' generation, "Feng only belongs to this family" is his recollection of his childhood days and anecdotes about his relatives and friends of the same generation, and "My Children" records the moments when he accompanied his children and grandchildren to grow up. The cartoons drawn by Feng Zikai for the children are inserted into the book, and the bits and moments in the children's lives are frozen and full of fun. It is combined with precious old photos of the family at different times to create a treasure trove of family treasures. It is also interspersed with the oral memories of his children and family members, which are sincere and touching. From this, we can see Feng Zikai's deep affection for his family, as well as his delicate and deep love for his children and grandchildren.

When the Anti-Japanese War broke out in 1937, Feng Zikai was forced to embark on a journey of escape with more than ten people in his family. They started from Yuanyantang and passed through Hangzhou, Tonglu, Lanxi, Quzhou, Changshan, Shangrao, Nanchang, Xinyu, Pingxiang, Xiangtan, Changsha, Hankou, Guilin and other places, and returned to their hometown in 1947. This book collects Feng Zikai's articles and paintings about the ten years of his escape, telling the story of an extremely unforgettable and extraordinary experience in the life of this outstanding artist. Faced with a life of ups and downs, it is inevitable to be depressed, but his words and cartoons reveal more about the joy of reunion after farewell, the warmth of stopping after running around, and the fun in suffering, which reflect his positive and optimistic attitude towards life.

For Ye Shengtao, Suzhou can be said to be "born here, died here, and remembered here". He spent 76 years writing about his hometown of Suzhou. Together, it is an encyclopedia of Suzhou's century-old products, culture, folk customs, customs and social changes. And because it is personal experience, it is a true record and an expression of true feelings. The book is divided into eight parts, covering the fun of being in Suzhou as a child; memories of going to school; and the picturesque scenery and folk customs of Suzhou. The collection of diaries, letters, essays, poems, writings, and memories are all true records of Suzhou society and are rare historical materials for studying Suzhou's revolutionary history, cultural history, literary history, education history, folklore history, and even its landscape, products, architecture, and gardens over the past century. The words are like flowing clouds and flowing water, concise and meaningful.

"James Thurber's Fables" is a Chinese-English bilingual book, including "Contemporary Fables" written by James Thurber in 1940 and "Contemporary Fables" (continuation) in 1956. These two humorous fables can be said to be one of James Thurber's outstanding works. The style is very concise and the human weakness is insightful and unsparing. In addition to adapting some ancient fables, Thurber also added his own original stories. In addition, the book also contains Thurber's own handwritten illustrations, which are both rich in pictures and text. His brushes can extremely accurately capture and project the subtle changes in the characters' psychology, fully demonstrating his outstanding individual perception and imagination.

"Everything Has Spirits in Meditation" mainly selects Mr. Wang Zengqi's relevant articles describing all living things. The content of the book uses delicate and warm writing and playful and vivid language to show readers a natural world that is easily ignored and the beauty that can be seen everywhere in life. It is fascinating and thought-provoking.

"Ten Thousand Miles of Traces from East to West, North and South" selects Mr. Wang Zengqi's travel prose. Following the author's writing, he travels across the country and famous mountains and rivers in various places, appreciating the beautiful mountains and rivers that we have never been to, and feeling the poetic and beautiful scenery through the author's eyes. The language of this book is beautiful and fluent, and the content is mostly descriptions of local customs and scenery. The author uses simple but interesting language to tell us about his encounters and thoughts, giving us unlimited imagination and expectations.

"Literary Criticism Cun Xin Zhi" is a collection of reviews from the "Wang Zengqi Classics" series. It contains a number of author's review articles, including reviews of literary creations, writers' works, creative experiences, as well as reviews of other art categories such as calligraphy and painting, folk art, etc., Such as "Gao Yingpei's Crosstalk and Erin Billing's Novels", "Language Issues About Literature", "Why We Are Human: Reading Notes" and other articles. The forms include literary essays, art essays, speeches, speech minutes, self-prefaces, prefaces for others, etc., And are accompanied by some old photos and calligraphy and painting works. From these articles, we can feel the distinctive character of a generation of literary masters and their correct, positive, and energetic attitude toward literary creation.

"The Taste of the World Is Purity" uses Mr. Wang Zengqi's painting, writing, cooking and other scenes to show the interest and wonder of daily life from a unique perspective. Chili peppers, mushrooms, tofu, mutton... China's thousands of years of food culture exudes the smoke and smoke of the world in Wang Zengqi's writings. Let us follow Mr. Wang to taste the taste of ordinary life, feel the faint nostalgia infected by the pen tip, and discover the little fun hidden in the years. You will find that after experiencing all kinds of uncertainty and catastrophes, the fireworks in the world are the things that can best arouse happiness, and the contentment in life can best reflect the style of life. Every bite of delicious food written by Wang Zengqi writes his love for life in his heart, and his leisurely and calm attitude towards life emerges in every aftertaste. Using delicate techniques and simple language, he combines the special delicacies from the north and south of China that he experienced and tasted in the 1930s and 1940s with his love for life and his observation of every small and ordinary thing, presenting readers with a funny man who loves life.

"Old Things in the South" is an autobiographical novel by the famous Taiwanese female writer Lin Haiyin. It is also her most influential and famous work. The German version won the "Blue Cobra Award", the highest award for youth literature in Switzerland. The author uses his own life from the age of 7 to 13 as the background, recalls childhood events through Yingzi's childish eyes, and tells the stories of several tragic little characters he saw and heard in his boyhood. It truly reflects the poverty, desolation and suffocating social atmosphere of old China in the 1920s and 1930s, and also reveals the author's deep longing for his childhood and hometown. In 1983, the novel was adapted into a film of the same name, which won many awards including the "China Film Golden Rooster Award" and was released in dozens of countries.

The works in "Traveling is Fun" are narrative, lyrical, and explanatory, with delicate writing techniques, smooth structure, clear organization, rich and colorful content, and smooth and beautiful language. Most of Mr. Wang Zengqi's works were devoted to the land of Gaoyou, Jiangsu Province in the 1930s and 1940s. In this book, he also uses simple language to describe what he saw, heard and thought about Beijing, Hong Kong, Kunming and other places he traveled to, with a unique aesthetic.

"Water Town is Scattered and Long" selects Mr. Wang Zengqi's beautiful works describing the people in the water town. With just a few strokes, three-dimensional and full characters appear on the paper, showing us the customs and characters of the water town at that time. Between the lines, we can feel the long distance and prosperity of the water town. Through the description of the characters, the various aspects of life are displayed in front of the readers, making people yearn for them.

"All the Eyes and Ears Are Water" selects articles related to the imprint of Wang Zengqi's hometown, accompanied by photos of the author when he traveled to his hometown and paintings and calligraphy works created to help readers fully understand this living literary master, and lead readers to feel the profound impact of the water-like hometown on the author, as well as the author's deep affection for his hometown and his hometown people.

People will play many roles in their lives, and their family and social roles also vary from person to person. Ye Shengtao's family characters are harmonious and harmonious, with four generations living under one roof. The social role is called a "gentleman" and he holds many important positions. This book brings together more than a hundred of Ye Shengtao's discussions and insights on how to "be a human being", "do one's duty", "behave in society" and "make unremitting efforts". The whole book is subdivided into thirteen parts, all of which summarize and summarize different roles in life, including the principles of being a human being; professional thoughts and practices; and sincere emotions and teachings about various family roles. They are all must-read mantras for life education. The writing is beautiful and can be appreciated by both refined and popular people.

The magazine "Middle School Students" was founded in 1930, and Ye Shengtao has been the editor-in-chief since 1931. For a long time, "Middle School Students" magazine has been a good teacher and helpful friend of middle school students, helping them understand the world and their own responsibilities, guiding them to cultivate sentiments, shape personality, and thus revive the national spirit. ? In the 1960s, Ye Shengtao copied the articles worth preserving that he wrote for "Middle School Students" from 1930 to 1951 into a volume and named them "self-selected articles". The content of these "self-selected articles" covers many aspects of middle school students' life, study, personality, cultivation, friendship, etc., And involves many topics such as the destiny of the country, the future of the nation, educational methods, tradition and modernity, and the responsibilities of youth. They are high-quality products with comprehensive characteristics and distinctive personalities. These "optional articles" are like opening a window for a serious classroom, allowing the diverse activities and splendid scenery of the world to be projected in. After being washed by the times, they are still shining brightly and are often read and updated.

"Poetry and Prose Zang Fu Zhen Qing" is a collection of reviews in the "Wang Zengqi Classics" series. It contains a large number of review articles written by the author, including reviews of literary creations, writers' works, creative experiences, as well as reviews of calligraphy, painting, folk art and other artistic categories, such as "Black Poppy: After Reading", "The Crisis of Peking Opera from the Perspective of Dramatic Literature", "Shen Congwen's Loneliness: A Brief Discussion of His Prose" and other articles. The forms include literary essays, art essays, speeches, speech minutes, self-prefaces, prefaces for others, etc., And are accompanied by some old photos and calligraphy and painting works. From these articles, we can feel the distinctive character of a generation of literary masters and their correct, positive, and energetic attitude toward literary creation.

This book is one of the series "Shen Congwen's Stories of Western Hunan". This book includes Shen Congwen's short and medium-sized novels such as "Xiao Xiao", "Qiaoxiu and Dongsheng", "Unexpected Legend", "Mountain Ghost", "Wang's Wife" and "Company Commander", as well as prose such as "Changde's Boat", "Yuanling People", "Several Wharfs in the Baihe River Basin" and "Phoenix". The novels among them represent Shen Congwen's transformation from the impressionistic writing of early rural reminiscences to the in-depth depiction of realism, demonstrating the theme of "not going against human nature", that is, complying with natural human nature. The prose works were obtained after he returned to Xiangxi to analyze the current situation and think about it. They show the bright and unsophisticated scenery of Xiangxi and are also full of the author's hidden worries and philosophical thinking about life. This book is accompanied by photos taken by photographer Zhuo Ya over more than 30 years, vividly restoring the characters and story scenes written by Shen Congwen. These images truly represent a world in western Hunan where primitiveness and mystery are intertwined, and brutality and beauty coexist.

"A Place to Learn History" collects essays and novels related to Shen Congwen's own experiences. Among them, Shen Congwen's prose autobiography narrates Shen Congwen's transformation and growth from childhood to adolescence, including his innocent and curious rural childhood, as well as his ambitious and bumpy youth career. Among them, novels about military life include "The Soldiers" and "The Story of Que Ming", etc. These works were born out of the author's real military travel life in his early years. He incorporated war, poverty, ignorance and other realistic factors into these works, with a more distinctive critical color. Among them are novels and essays about family life in adolescence, including "The Past", "Rose and Nine Sisters", etc. In the short and concise narratives, the author uses the language and warmth to restore life to create the characters' distinctive personalities. This book is accompanied by more than 100 photos carefully taken by photographer Zhuo Ya over more than 30 years. These images are a vivid restoration and portrayal of the customs and people's lives and work in Western Hunan described by Shen Congwen. They are also a true record of the changes and development of Western Hunan's cultural landscape over the past decades.

"Feng Zikai·Poems and Paintings of the Four Seasons" focuses on the 24 solar terms of the four seasons. It selects more than 80 classic four-season seasonal poems (words) by famous writers such as Lu You, Du Mu, Xin Qiji, Wang Anshi, and Li Qingzhao. It is accompanied by more than 100 related paintings by Feng Zikai. It cleverly combines classical poetry with Feng Zikai's paintings to present Feng Zikai's painting art from a new perspective to readers. Feng Zikai paints according to the artistic conception of the four seasons in ancient poems, pouring artistic ingenuity and the interest of life into his brushwork, recreating the scenes in ancient poems with artistic style. This is his in-depth interpretation and artistic creation of traditional Chinese seasons and classical culture. Reading poetry and admiring paintings at the same time, there is painting in the poems and poetry in the paintings. The four seasons scenery, traditional seasonal customs, and Feng Zikai's poetic and painting life are all vividly displayed on the page. It is also accompanied by Feng Zikai's related essays and prose. Each poem has an introduction and annotation, integrating knowledge, interest and readability.

This manuscript is a collection of essays, which is the author's recollection of his father's life and deeds. The manuscript contains three long articles, describing his father's life, his father's persistence and dedication to his career during his lifetime, and the ordinary past events in his father's life. The manuscript is sincere and emotional, and the author's deep feelings for his father are revealed between the lines. It is very moving to read. The writing of the manuscript is smooth and smooth, and the choice of words and sentences shows the author's certain writing skills. The manuscript describes his father's teaching and education as a teacher and his treatment and saving of patients as a rural doctor, respectively, showing his father's noble professional ethics and personality charm. In the manuscript, his father's achievements in traditional Chinese medicine and creation of traditional couplets and rhymes are described in detail, showing his father's unique life aspirations and indifferent attitude towards life.

"The Journey of an Old Horse" is divided into ten parts: "Going back and coming", "Being a human being is not easy", "Flowers blooming and falling", "Continuous blood", "Where is the paradise", "Inside and outside the body", "Nostalgic for the old and new", "Friendship", "Where is the paradise", "Faith is like a lamp" and "The sunset is gorgeous", combined with my own experience, it explains Views on issues such as adversity and prosperity, raising children, family life, marital relations, work attitude, social atmosphere, retirement life, etc., Such as facing difficulties optimistically, attaching importance to family, not demanding perfection, having good intentions, "letting go" to the next generation, and cultivating interests and hobbies after retirement.

Why do we live so tiredly? Why are we becoming more and more confused? Why do we not even begin to know "who I am"? We have been accused of involution, and we have been accused of lying flat; we have been trafficked in loneliness, and we have been sold love; we have been pushed into opposition, and we have been denounced as heartless... So someone asked, what happened to this generation of young people? However, we also want to ask, how should we live "correctly" and live freely? Youth is for reading, traveling and love. Liang Yongan, professor of the Chinese Department of Fudan University and treasure teacher, said this in "Liang Yongan: Reading, Travel and Love" - ​​I have two suggestions for young people: first, to maintain curiosity about the world; second, to step out of your comfort zone and look for life in new things. Since modern times, the biggest factor in love is the change of women, and many men have not kept up with the changes in women's thoughts. Nowadays, many young people have been deprived of their free time and spend all day "996". Naturally, there is no very relaxed experience between the sexes. Liang Yong'an, a professor at Fudan University, cuts into the contemporary symptoms of the youth group from fifteen specific themes such as love, work, self, cultivation, loneliness, social interaction, personality, art, and female culture. He hopes to work with young people to break through the single perception of problems, find new ways of understanding, and realize the infinite possibilities and diverse values ​​of life. Follow Liang Yongan and be your sure self in uncertain times.

Starting from the predecessor of the National Development Institute of Peking University, the China Economic Research Center, the National Development Institute has been associated with Langrun Garden. Accompanying Langrun Garden for 25 years, this classical garden has left an indelible mark on the hearts of every teacher, staff and student of the National Development Institute. She is the spiritual home of Langrun students and a symbol of the spirit of the National Development Institute. "Langrun Diary" takes spring, summer, autumn and winter as its themes and records teacher Chen Chunhua's teaching and scientific research activities at the National Development Institute. She combines emotions with scenery and explains her management thoughts through the scenery and characters in Langrun Garden, which is unique. Her words are light, like gentle breeze and drizzle, nourishing people's hearts. Langrun Garden was originally solemn, but in her writing it became charming and moving.

The world is full of smoke and nostalgia, and this is a book about food that you can taste. The taste of food is attributed to the customs and customs of hometown. Some people say that the memory of hometown is first of all the memory of taste. The author who lives in a foreign country uses his brushwork to describe the taste of his hometown in his heart, and uses the taste of food to outline his hometown on paper. This food book comes from the heart and spreads from the taste. Reading it and looking back at your hometown is like looking back at the small bridges, flowing water, and smokey houses in a March dream. Five major chapters will take you to appreciate the taste of the world: Vegetarian elegance - pine cinnamon soft-cooked jade grain rice, silver eggplant with homemade fermented sauce; pastoral moonlight - golden plums, apricots, sparse wheat flowers and white cauliflower; Jiangnan feast --The master is having a drink and enjoying the evening, please play the harp to Guangling guests; point to the craftsmanship-the hand-knitted jade has a uniform color, and the green oil is fried to make a deep yellow color; the alley style-although there is no difference in luxury and fatness, it is more than enough to be full, warm and comfortable.

This manuscript is a monograph that uses "historical cultural semantics" to study the concept of ancient Chinese literature. The author places the literary concept in the entire social history in which it occurred for dynamic investigation to clarify the process, reasons and mechanisms of the construction of Chinese literary concepts. It is based on the requirements of "genetics" to explore the occurrence of ancient Chinese literary concepts and construct the history of the occurrence of ancient Chinese literary concepts. This manuscript uses research methods from many disciplines such as history, sociology, folklore, religion, art, and cultural anthropology. It has a novel perspective and unique viewpoints. It is a substantial academic monograph on the concept of ancient Chinese literature.

"Liang Qichao's Family Letters" mainly collects the letters written by Liang Qichao to his wife and children from 1898 to 1928, expressing his deep concern for his wife and children between the lines. From more than a hundred letters from home, we can see that Liang Qichao was a kind and open-minded loving father who cared about the emotional life of his children; he was a wise mentor who guided his children's academic and financial management; he was the backbone of the nation who was self-reliant and self-reliant, and each of his children he cultivated became elites. Among them, architecture expert Liang Sicheng, archeology expert Liang Siyong, and rocket expert Liang Sili were selected as academicians, which is rare in Chinese history. There are some personal factors in this, but they are inseparable from Liang Qichao's words and deeds. His educational philosophy still has important reference and inspiration value for today's Chinese family education.

This book collects Mr. Lu Xun's essays written in different eras and in different styles, including 12 essays in "Grave", 10 essays in "Huagai Collection", 5 essays in "Jijiji", 6 essays in "Sanxian Collection", 6 essays in "Zhunfengyuetan", 11 essays in "Collection of Nanqiangbei Diao", and "Essays of Qiejieting". 9 Articles, 5 "Lace Literature", 12 "Qiejieting Essays Collection Two", a total of 76 essays, roughly arranged in the order of publication time, fully displaying Mr. Lu Xun's creative style and cultural heritage in different periods, and truly showing Mr. Lu Xun's thoughts and style.

"World Picture Book Reading and Classics" is a reading guide that teaches readers how to read and appreciate picture books. The whole book is divided into two parts. The first part is an introduction to picture books as a book category. The next part selects more than 60 world classic picture books that have been introduced and published in China for a wonderful interpretation. The appendix not only includes an introduction to important picture book awards and authoritative recommended books, but also provides a subject index for readers' in-depth reading and research.

The new edition of "The Complete Works of Lu Xun" has been expanded from the original 16 volumes to 18 volumes, and one volume each of letters and diaries has been added. There are 10 volumes in total, including 4 volumes of letters, 3 volumes of diaries, and 1 volume of index, with a total of about 7 million words. Compared with the 1981 edition, this revision of "The Complete Works of Lu Xun" focuses on three aspects: the addition of lost articles and letters; the textual correction of the original work; and the addition and modification of the annotations.

This collection is divided into two parts: "Gathering Emeralds from the Red Dust" and "Fleeing Emotions". "Collecting Green from the Red Dust" includes flash novels and short novels. These novels approach the theme from different entry points, either focusing on people's livelihood, describing human nature, praising heroes, or remembering family ties. The writing is delicate, short and concise, and natural and smooth. The ending is often written in a way that is "both reasonable and unexpected". "Fleeing Emotions" is divided into modern poetry, ancient poetry and essays. In modern poetry, I transform women's tenderness and emotions into a series of lines of poetry, describing the true meaning of love and the yearning, pursuit and feeling of love, and showing readers a lingering emotional world. In ancient poetry, I approach the theme from different angles, either praising the motherland, singing songs to heroes, paying homage to relatives, describing flowers, plants and trees, or recording wind, frost, rain and snow. Bit by bit, it is refreshing and inspiring.

This book is a collection of poetry superimposed with prose and essay-style annotations. The poetry works have a wide range of contents, not only describing the romantic scenes in nature, but also describing various aspects of life, joys, sorrows and joys in reality. It is divided into eight series, including Pengshan Yao Water Moves the Soul, Flowers and Flowers Stimulate, Poetry in the Nature of Seasons, Poetry in the Scenery of Flowing Streams, Thoughts on Aging, Worldly Matters Are All About Love, Gengzi Lives in Leisure and Contemplates, Literary Infatuation Repays Beautiful Dreams. The prose and essay-style comments in the footnotes of poems include knowledge of nature, society, history, and humanities, among which the common sense of metrical poems is elaborated in detail. There is a clear and analytical introduction to some rhymed poems and lyrics, from the beginning of the rhyme, the outrageousness, to the sublimation to the best, which is very helpful to poetry lovers.