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[Chinese Food + Father-Daughter Relationship + Hot on the Tongue + Inspiring Life] This is a collection of works mainly based on taste and food. The words are full of deep nostalgia for my father and enthusiasm for a better life. From the Guangxi Zhuang dustpan feast and Yunnan spring flower delicacies to Chaoshan fish and Cantonese morning tea, the author uses local specialties to connect the life fragments of three generations: the father cooking taro meat in front of the stove, the warmth of grandma picking pumpkin flowers in the vegetable garden, and the perseverance and pursuit of career, family, and education of several generations. The writer would like to dedicate this book to her father, and to everyone who recognizes love in the smoke of fireworks and inherits love. May we all eat well and love deeply.

"Relieve Boredom" is the first collection of essays by writer Zhang Chenliang. As a science popularizer, Zhang Chenliang's reputation is among the best in the industry. He writes for "Natural History" magazine, "identifies popular online creatures" on the online platform, and leads a team to go to deep mountains and forests to shoot natural documentaries... His erudition and humor have attracted him countless fans, and readers like his concise and humorous writing. Xiaoliang writes prose, adhering to his own style of "speaking in human terms" and speaking in a fun way when doing science popularization. His writing is playful, and the people, objects and events in his writing are vivid, and there are always a few words hidden between the lines to make you laugh. This is also the writing style that Xiaoliang has been pursuing. He likes to read Wang Zengqi's prose, and his own writing is imbued with a leisurely, comfortable and discerning charm. In Xiaoliang's prose, there are various happy things he has experienced and interesting moments in life. It turns out that Director Fox, who looks quite serious and occasionally goes "crazy", actually has so many cute sides: in the twists and turns of "Looking for Li Jianguo", the clever and curious young boy Xiao Liang; in "The History of Nunchaku Practice", the stick association who once shouldered the important task of promoting martial arts Xiao Liang, the boss; in "The Music of the 31-year-old Man", the middle-aged father Xiao Liang is stuck in the maze of the children's playground, thinking about life; in "The Peach Blossom Land on the Central Axis", the Xiao Liang who is off work accidentally enters the large singing and dancing square, and starts to sway to the rhythm without paying attention...

This book is the most autobiographical collection of essays and is Gissing's masterpiece of prose. It describes the life of the hermit Rycroft who is obsessed with books, natural scenery and reminiscing about the past. In fact, it was Gissing who expressed his feelings and analyzed his inner world through Rycroft's autobiography. Gissing was poor all his life, but he loved literature. His hobby and pursuit of literary masterpieces and his yearning for a quiet life in nature are fully reflected in the book. This book is divided into four parts: spring, summer, autumn and winter. It is beautifully written and fluently written. It is one of the treasures of short essays in British literature.

This book is the author's affectionate narrative about family happiness. Life is really a miracle, it will bring you great joy and even shock you! The author, who became a grandfather, was very excited about the arrival of Dabao Xiaoyanyan, and recorded meticulous and rare observations, insights and thoughts while accompanying her as she grew up. The arrival of Erbao Chenchen more than seven years later brought more joy to the family. This is a universal and common joy in the world, but the thoughtful author recorded all the subtle expressions and true feelings with his unique vision and observation, so that readers can't help but resonate and think, "Don't we have similar experiences and feelings?" The whole book runs through the main line of admiration for the miracle of life, as well as the perception of love and life. There are all kinds of emotions in the world, but what this book describes is a special kind of family affection. What is presented is the author's evocative life story from a unique perspective. The book is full of strong interest in life, reflecting various phenomena of the times from one side, with stories, details and thoughts. From personality to commonality, from individual to typical, this is a major feature of this book.

In Wang Yingcheng's collection of prose stories, the author writes about family memories, childhood memories, and traditional customs in the language of novels. It is very interesting to read, especially based on professional experience. He records several short stories about the rehabilitation treatment of special children, just like a wisp of spring breeze awakening the frozen river bed and making the silent land ring with tinkling singing again.

This book is a collection of essays. The author uses delicate and emotional language to profoundly describe his unique perception of life, emotions and the beauty of the four seasons. The book expresses how to perceive and experience with wisdom and a pure heart when facing natural winds and rains, emotional entanglements and life tribulations, to settle in loneliness, to learn to give in love, to stick to one's original intention as one grows, and ultimately to realize the sublimation of one's thoughts. The work emphasizes the importance of personal spiritual enrichment and growth, believing that growth is the continuous cultivation of quality and spiritual world, showing a life attitude and philosophy of life.

This book is a collection of literary works. In order to implement the spirit of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and the spirit of the National Ecological and Environmental Protection Conference, and demonstrate the determination and actions of all sectors of society to work together to fight against pollution and build a beautiful Henan, the Henan Provincial Department of Ecology and Environment is hosting a collection of literary works from all walks of life to write stories about the public's participation in ecological and environmental protection, to show thinking about the relationship between man and nature, to convey the concept of harmonious coexistence between man and nature, to eulogize the natural beauty and ecological beauty of Henan, and to show the gratifying ecological changes. The book is divided into five chapters according to genres, namely novels, reportage, prose, poetry, and literary scripts.

This book is a collection of reportage. This is an illustration of the entrepreneurial spirit that resonates with reform and opening up. Through five chapters: characters, topics, interviews, communications, and literature, it deeply deconstructs the growth code of Zhongjing Wanxi Pharmaceutical's rise and development from the mountains in western Henan, and comprehensively displays the rise of traditional Chinese medicine companies. Journalists' documentary footage, scholars' professional analysis, and writers' literary touches, like scattered pearls, connect the legendary trajectory of corporate development. These warm-hearted words not only record the company's arduous struggle, but are also precious gifts bestowed by the times. Between the lines, the hardships of starting a business, innovative breakthroughs and the passion for creation are vividly displayed on the page, allowing readers to gain insight into the majestic narrative of an era through the development history of a company.

In the 1920s, Fu Sinian's secret letter pushed Oracle expert Yang Mingtiao into the fog of Anyang. There are undercurrents surging in Anyang City: Lan Baoguang, a master of counterfeit carving, cuts his sapphire knife across an oracle bone, Canadian priest Ming Yishi rides a white horse on the banks of the Huan River, Japanese Aoki's military boots step into the secret back garden, and Yang Mingtiao's ex-girlfriend Mei Bingzhi swings her sleeves on the stage and sings ancient operas, and the elders of the leprosy village on the outskirts of the city People used their fingernails to carve heavenly books on the walls... After decades and many adventures, at the moment when the moonlight penetrated the dome of the underground palace, Yang Mingtiao finally understood that the city itself was the biggest oracle bone - all living beings were the cracks carved by the ancients, and the real treasure house was hidden deep underground where the men in black were guarding.

At the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, in order to avoid war and famine, the nobles and ordinary people followed the Western Jin royal family and migrated southward from the Western Jin capital Luoyang, Heluo area and even the vast Central Plains. This was the first great migration of the Hakka ancestors in recorded history. Over the past 1,700 years, the Central Plains, Heluo and Luoyang have become the ancestral homeland of the Hakka people and the eternal hometown of their ancestors.

This book is a piece of documentary literature. It is based on the main line of interviews with more than 20 centenarians and is extended from multiple angles. It naturally integrates Xiping County's various people-benefiting projects, various customs and customs of the hometown of longevity, and the rich heritage of Leizu culture into the text. The author's interviews and creation lasted three years. The work is close to life, real and vivid. The century-old life experience of a centenarian tells readers: to be content with one's needs, be kind and open-minded, respect the elderly and filial piety, be optimistic and strong, and more importantly, be grateful and cherish the present.

This book picks out the best poems about Luoyang in the past dynasties, and extracts 106 excellent works by 79 poets, from Zhou to Yuan and Ming Dynasties, highlighting the themes of nature and humanities. The poetry stars are brilliant and have been popular throughout the ages. Because of his poetic mind and insight, he can understand the subtle details of the text and gain deep samadhi.

It selects 166 classic poems by 9 Nobel Prize winners in literature, weaving a poetic galaxy with "happiness" as the context. From the world-renowned literary giant Rabindranath Tagore to Maeterlinck, known as the "Shakespeare of Belgium"; from Karl Felt to Kipling; from the romantic and symbolist Yeats to Hesse, the last knight of the German Romantics; from the modernist master Eliot to Mistral who sang about maternal tenderness; and the hermit poet Quasimodo. After hundreds of years, these great works of poetry are still shining brightly. With the translator's background introduction, slow down, have a conversation with the poet, and experience and feel the world instead of being obsessed with meaning. In this era of eagerness to express happiness, we learn to express sadness honestly, and you can make yourself happier.

This book is a miscellany of calligraphy arts. The author studies art intensively, is familiar with classics and history, and is knowledgeable about art principles. When you have something to think about, always jot it down. In the form of poems, literary essays, essays, and letters, he described his unique insights and thoughts on the art of Chinese calligraphy, ancient and modern famous calligraphers, calligraphy works, calligraphy, and other traditional Chinese culture. At the same time, it also includes his preface, postscript, interviews and speeches he gave at some book fairs and seminars. Mr. Xu Yu is a typical contemporary artist and literary critic in the fields of literature and calligraphy. He also studied painting in his later years and has done extensive research on traditional culture.

In the 1980s, the Chinese literary world once exclaimed: "There is an old Qiao in Henan!" This triggered the "Qiao Dian Yun phenomenon." Although twenty-eight years have passed, his name still shines brightly in Nanyang, Henan and even the contemporary Chinese literary world. "The Complete Works of Qiao Dianyun" consists of 7 volumes, including the short story volume "Full Ticket" and "Village Soul", the novella volume "Black Hole", the novel volume "Jin Dou Chronicle Destiny", the essay volume "My Shadow", the film script and folk art volume "Mountain Plum", and the letters and unfinished manuscript volume "No Choice", totaling more than 2 million words, comprehensively showing Qiao Dianyun's literary achievements. The appendix is ​​"Chronology of Qiao Dianyun's Creation", and each volume is interspersed with photos of the author's life and creation in various periods, which is extremely precious.

"Er Yue He Wen Yue" is a masterpiece of Yue Yue He's works except "Luoxia Trilogy". The publication of the four-volume "Er Yue He Wen Cun" is not only a systematic arrangement and complete presentation of Mr. Er Yue He's life writings, but also an authentic cultural protection work. It is an important milestone for later readers to interpret Yue Er He and his writings, and for carrying forward Mr. Yue He's virtues.

"The Crystal in the Hand" is a collection of poems. The poet Wei Wukang is rooted in the heavy land of Zhuang Township. With a plain attitude, he creatively uses leaves and birdsong, the memory of a river, different eyes, and the sound of jumping on the solar terms as writing objects to express his unique and sincere feelings. The beautiful artistic conception and imagination reflect the author's authenticity and romance, like the chirping of a bird, which is clear, smart, crystal clear and meaningful. Reading such poems can light up the corners of your life, illuminate some lonely faces, and make people cherish every day and live a simple, free and happy life.

"That Year, That Place, Those People" is a collection of prose essays. The whole book is divided into five parts: "Those Indelible Memories", "Those People Who Left", "Those Outpouring Emotions", "Those Shining Places", "Those Years Turning Like Tops" and a postscript. The author uses plain writing techniques to unpretentiously record his tired and happy feelings during his more than 30 years as a judge, as well as his sincerity and affection for his relatives, friends, and even all things in the world. The author outlines the hard work of the people at the bottom of the family and the humility and gentleness they give to the years from the relatives, friends or parties around him, thereby calling on people to advocate truth, goodness and beauty, and to be "plain and uncarved"; from the thoughts of those who have passed away, he reflects the truth that "health is king, and living well is responsibility and responsibility"; from describing the beauty of the mountains and rivers of the motherland, he expresses the beautiful voice of "love China, love life".

"Looking for Nanhe" is a self-selected collection of Yu He's prose works published in journals such as "People's Literature" and "October", with a total of nine articles. The included works "Boundary" won the 2018 People's Literature Award, and "Looking for Nanhe" won the 2023 Mangyuan Literature Award.

This book is a collection of essays that collects what the author sees, hears, feels, and thinks in his daily work, study, and life. The whole book is divided into three series: miscellaneous thoughts, notes and documentary. In the series "Miscellaneous Feelings", the author carefully observes and comprehends every detail of life. The text is full of sentimentality about the passage of time and thoughts about trivial daily life, showing profound emotional levels and life insights. The "Notes" series records the author's immediate feelings and what he sees and hears in various scenes, showing the small beauty and secret details of life, as if opening a window to the inner world. The "Documentary" series depicts stories and characters in life with real brushstrokes, presenting vivid experiences and vivid scenes. Each volume shows the author's unique perspective and profound thinking.

This book is a collection of essays, divided into three letters, and contains more than ninety short essays. The author shows us the shocking and extremely rich scenery at the subconscious or unconscious level through the recording of dreams. These dream fragments not only let people see the loneliness deep in the hearts of modern people, but also let people see the author's sincere desire and strong appeal for love. Dominated by dream thinking and mythological thinking, the "dream narrative" in this book has a certain exploratory nature and is of enlightening significance to contemporary Chinese literature. Zhang Xianming's "dream narrative" has become a unique and distinctive feature of his literary creation. His dream-themed texts give dreams a literary character and rhetorical form, opening up the subject matter field of contemporary literature.

This book is one of the "Novelist's Prose" series and contains more than 40 articles by Zhao Lanzhen. The first volume, "Memory is Burning", tells childhood memories and interesting stories, and the text is smart and very vivid; the second volume, "Thought Lightning", tells the thoughts and feelings about literature; the third volume, "The Fire Seeker", is about the author's travels and experiences in various places, full of humanistic and historical significance; the fourth volume, "Novelist", is the author's speeches and interviews. The whole book is full of positive power. All things in the world can only survive by working hard and making progress. The progress of time and space, especially the progress of human society, is the fundamental role of positive forces.

This book is one of the "Novelist's Prose" series and is the first collection and publication of the prose works of Ye Mi, Vice Chairman of the Jiangsu Writers Association. This book selects nearly 50 essays she has written over the years, divided into six series: Here Comes the Slippers, The Fragrance of Books, The Old Life, The Dream of Walking, The Instinct of Art, and The Traveler. She writes about the troubles and interesting things about adopting small animals, the impact of being fostered on herself, Lu Wenfu's deep affection when sweeping his grave, the joy of harvesting fruits and vegetables, and her understanding of whether art needs to be "useful" or "interesting". She builds a romantic and pious world, full of wisdom and understanding of life. Being in nature, people become simple and beautiful.

G. K. Chesterton is an important figure in the history of British literature. He can be called a rare erudite master. He is a famous British writer, literary critic, theologian and poet. This book is a selection of his classic poems. Chesterton outlines how Alfred's story - from his famous encounter with cake to the Berkshires' symbolic white horse - captured the collective imagination. It emphasizes the struggle between Christianity and paganism, ultimately seeking to unify the disparate cultural elements of the time.

When Somerset Maugham's "Blade" encounters the existential dilemma of the cyber era, this book uses a "spiritual scalpel" to dissect the contemporary value of this classic. From workplace burnout to social masks, from criticism of consumerism to existential anxiety under the impact of AI, the author builds a time-space tunnel between the secret realm of literature and the desert of reality: you will see Larry's hard study in the Chicago library and the "paid fishing" of contemporary workers as mirror images of each other. Eliot's aristocratic dream is transformed into the exquisite characters of Little Red Book, and the ultimate question that ChatGPT cannot answer is still faintly echoing in the coal mine lanes. The book not only provides a scalpel-like analysis of the details of the text, but also melts philosophical speculation into a survival strategy to fight against alienation - in today's era dominated by algorithms, how can one maintain "uncalculated sobriety" like Larry? This self-help guide for the confused makes classic literature a magic mirror that reflects on the illnesses of the times, and a sharp blade that cuts through the fog of life.

"A Book to Understand "Tokyo Menghua Lu"" deconstructs the life epic of the Song Dynasty in seven dimensions, leading readers to travel through thousands of years and touch the warmth of Bianjing's civilization. This book breaks the traditional interpretation mode of ancient books and activates the urban memory of the Northern Song Dynasty from a modern perspective: from the planning wisdom of Yujie CBD to the business genes of Zhouqiao Night Market, from the catering revolution on the tip of the tongue to the round-the-clock citizen theater, the author uses "Tokyo Menghualu" as the time and space coordinates and unearths amazing modernity in the gaps in the literature - 21st century urban propositions such as the prototype of take-out service, night-time economic system, global trade network, etc., Were previewed in the Chinese capital in the 12th century. The book not only immerses the sound of the city in Wasegoulan, but also reveals the time code in the festival rituals. Through a cross-media dialogue with "Along the River During the Qingming Festival", it shows the civilization map jointly constructed by words and images. Each chapter has a special "Ancient and Modern Reflection" column, allowing Hu spicy soup to communicate with Meituan takeout from a distance, connecting the Daxiangguo temple with the modern commercial complex, and making sleeping ancient books glow with current vitality. This is a key to decoding the genes of Chinese cities and an immersive book to understand the continuity of Chinese civilization.

"The Shackles of Humanity" is a soul confession that Maugham has tempered for half his life, and this book will lead readers through a hundred years of time and resonate with Philip Carey in the contemporary survival dilemma. Through a deconstructive perspective, from religious discipline, morbid attachment to middle-class disillusionment, the secular preset life script is peeled off layer by layer - when idealists burn paintings, securities upstarts fall into the slums, and doctors resurrect art under the scalpel, every "failure" reshapes the boundaries of freedom. The book creates an original "Apocalypse Now" section, which grafts literary classics onto real-life pain points such as PUA in the workplace, anxiety about paying for knowledge, and the 35-year-old crisis. It uses Philip's lameness to crush the success learning filter and allows the "flaw philosophy" of the Persian carpet to cure the obsessive-compulsive disorder of perfection in the era of involution. This is not an introduction, but an invitation: in the ashes of meaning, rewrite the algorithm of your life.

"Reading "The Chronicles of Narnia" in One Book" dismantles C. S. Lewis's fantasy universe and lays out for readers a literary star map that interweaves theology, philosophy and contemporary technology. From the creation code of the Wardrobe to the quantum theology in the Lion's mane, from the dopamine trap of Turkish delight to the human game in the cracks of the stone table, this book uses the precision of an archaeologist and the imagination of a poet to reveal the hard-core truth beneath the surface of children's literature. Analyze the eternal temptation of the white witch from an existential perspective, use psychological models to decode the transformation rules of a "naughty child" into a king, and trace how the trench trauma and unfinished love in Louis' private life were forged into a totem of a different world. The book also implants ancient prophecies into a modern context: Susan's bow and arrow become an antidote to workplace anxiety, believers in the Metaverse encounter a moral AI trial in a virtual ice field, and brain-computer interface technology actually replicates the rosin therapy in a beaver cabin. This is not a traditional work analysis, but a witness record of a cultural nuclear explosion - in the past 70 years, Narnia has evolved from a paper fairy tale to a super-media life form that devours reality, and has been constantly reborn amidst controversy in film history, fan rebellion and technological fantasies. When you open this book, you will get not only a guide to re-reading classics, but also a license to survive in the gap between fantasy and reality.

This book is an in-depth interpretation of the original work "Autumn Garden" by Yang Benfen, analyzing the literary value and emotional core of this civilian epic. The manuscript starts from the creative background to reveal the legendary birth process of the work written in the kitchen; uses geographical migration as a clue to restore Qiuyuan's wandering life; through the perspective of family, it shows the survival plight of ordinary people under the torrent of the times, with a special focus on the tenacity and sacrifice of the female group. The manuscript not only analyzes the majestic power contained in simple words, but also extends the exploration of the relationship between the female trilogy composed of "Driftwood" and "My Fragrance", completely presenting this literary classic that writes life with life.

The poetry of the Liang Dynasty is beautiful and diverse. The prosperity of the palace style poetry, the new changes in frontier fortresses and landscapes, the criticism of ethical priorities, and the beauty of form all constitute the specific historical status of the poetry of the Liang Dynasty. Usually, Qi and Liang poems are reviewed together. Shen Deqian integrated the style, rhythm, and poetry into a unified system by selecting and commenting on Qi and Liang poems: affirming the innovation of rhythm and criticizing Qi Mi's style of writing; he praised Xie Tiao and He Xun's "Qing Qi" and denounced Xiao Gang and Xu Ling's "obscene beauty", thus constructing a "retrospective Ming Dao" poetic path. Qi and Liang poems were also preserved in the long history due to Shen Deqian's selection, and there are no more scattered anecdotes. It has been passed down to this day and has become a precious historical material.

Novelist Luo Weizhang has attracted attention due to his active writing in recent years. His novels and series of non-fiction works have demonstrated his true strength. He is a thoughtful and insightful writer. This book contains his latest prose, which blends the historical changes and era scenes of Shu with the world's human conditions and daily fireworks. The writing is simple and gentle, and the views are straightforward and profound, reflecting the thinking of an intelligent writer. This is one of the series "Novelist's Essays".

This book "Traveling on a Snail" is a collection of poems full of childlike interest, dedicated to everyone who has a childlike heart. The collection of poems is full of wonderful imagination, diverse images, and the consistent true temperament of the poet He Sanpo. It is the product of communication, connection, and mutual responses between the author and nature. The collection of poems includes seventy-four poems, including "The Ballad of Yanshan Mountain", "Sparrow", "Falling Leaves", "Swan", "Fruit Tree", "Ants in Winter" and "Gray Magpie". In the mountains, you can watch the bright moon and interact with birds and animals. A thoughtful work full of spirituality and childlike innocence.

This book is a collection of poems. The author is a young poet born in 1995. He depicts Luoyang with realism and expresses the city's humanity and history through lyrical narrative. The work is divided into four series: "A Corner of the Divine Capital", "Tripod Food", "The Meaning of Writing Poems" and "The Sound of the Moon". With the help of geographical symbols such as Yangguanqu, Tianjin Bridge and Danxinyue, a poetic language is constructed in the process of tracing the cultural context. The subtle description shows the poet's sensitivity and nature, and tells the fantasy thoughts in the light, soft and relaxed poetic language.

"Shanghai Nostalgic Cuisine" is a collection of Yu Jun's columns talking about Shanghai's food culture. The author has lived in Shanghai for a long time and integrates his personal experience into the theme of food. What he writes is "nostalgia on the tip of the tongue". From childhood memories in the countryside of Chongming Island to the hustle and bustle of the metropolis, and also touching on the current rural feelings, it is full of fashion elements and childhood complex. Most of the articles included in the book are ostensibly about food and contain special emotions. In fact, they use food as the starting point to write about people and events, which can arouse resonance from the perspectives of nostalgia and family affection. The writing is light and lively, with a long aftertaste.

This book is a collection of essays, divided into four series: "Gentle Landscapes", "Inherent Heart of Plants and Trees", "Strings of Memory" and "Sangma on the Road". When reading the article, what you see is the gentle scenery in the author's heart; every plant and tree around you shows the heart and fragrance of plants; every string and every song is an immutable imprint of the years; the streets, mulberry trees and hemp are all the local accents that linger in the hometown. The author has a clear, pure, unpretentious heart, and a soft, lingering, compassionate and cautious temperament. It is this character that makes the author's writing unsophisticated. Both the selection of materials and the writing are within the rules. The narration is calm and objective, the description respects the authenticity of things, and the emotional expression is implicit and reserved, adhering to a simple writing style.

This book is a collection of poems, with a total of seventy news poems, divided into themes such as "Motherland and Awakening from Dreams", "Festivals and Mother", and "Heroes and the Earth". These poems are a powerful presentation of the living conditions of Chinese people during the period of transformation. Their perspective is inward and their tone is profound. With extraordinary imagination and profound philosophical thinking, the poems make daily news and life scenes appear in strong colors, shocking people's soul.

This book is based on the author's real experience in the Wall Street private equity industry, and meticulously restores his unique career growth trajectory and mentality changes. The author stood out from the fierce competition of more than a hundred people and joined the world's top investment companies as the founder's assistant. The book provides an in-depth look at the daily high-pressure workplace of this position: it not only records thoughts on career direction under high-intensity work, but also summarizes the communication skills and project coordination experience accumulated when assisting management teams and connecting various departments. It also presents the real work scenarios of practitioners in the financial industry through a large number of work details and interpersonal interactions. In addition, by reviewing the impact of family environment on personal growth, the author clearly combs out the process from confusion in the workplace to clear dreams, choices and self-worth, and conveys rational thinking on career development and self-awareness. The book is based on real experiences, the language is plain and sincere, and it is both readable and practical. It is suitable for readers who are interested in workplace life, personal growth and the ecology of the financial industry.

What is the best memory of my mother? "Ten years ago, I had a small wish to build a simple museum for mothers who suffered in the world. It was also to commemorate my mother who suffered and died. She left me very early." "In order to collect materials, I traveled to many villages in China, so I faithfully recorded many There are many real images of ordinary mothers. "Only by bending down and being humble can I take pictures of them. I will never forget this. It is really an honor for me." Ten years later, the journey of searching for love and answers has become the "Mother's Museum" black and white series on paper, and two books are presented together. "Mom, Me" is a collection of essays written about the memories of my mother who died young. "Mother Collection" is a photography collection with more than 400 black and white portraits. The author of these two books is the Son of Man on Earth, Qian Xiaohua.

This book originates from Xu Zidong's classic classroom records at the Chinese Department of Lingnan University in Hong Kong. It incorporates decades of accumulation and can be expanded into a relatively complete brief history of modern Chinese literature in the future. The golden sentences and magical strokes recorded in the classroom are turned into small characters and side comments, about 160 of them, large and small, contrasting with the main text. In addition, 11 advanced book lists listed by Xu Zidong, creative talks by 10 literary giants, a timeline of modern Chinese literature, and more than 260 detailed notes are added to help open up the literary map of the Republic of China period, open up more knowledge connections, and update cognitive horizons.

What is the best memory of my mother? "Ten years ago, I had a small wish to build a simple museum for mothers who suffered in the world. It was also to commemorate my mother who suffered and died. She left me very early." "In order to collect materials, I traveled to many villages in China, so I faithfully recorded many There are many real images of ordinary mothers. "Only by bending down and being humble can I take pictures of them. I will never forget this. It is really an honor for me." Ten years later, the journey of searching for love and answers has become the "Mother's Museum" black and white series on paper, and two books are presented together. "Mom, Me" is a collection of essays written about the memories of my mother who died young. "Mother Collection" is a photography collection with more than 400 black and white portraits. The author of these two books is the Son of Man on Earth, Qian Xiaohua.

With his keen academic vision and vivid critical perspective, Xu Zidong selects the important works of 25 well-known contemporary writers, and sets his sights on the "ongoing" literary scene that has not yet been determined - the magical countryside of "Life and Death Fatigue", the cosmic allegory of "The Three-Body Problem", and the fate of "Wencheng" Narrative, the urban epic of "Flowers"... From Alai to Jin Yucheng's regional writing, from Mo Yan to Yan Lianke's award-winning success, from Yu Hua to Liu Cixin's national bestseller, through close reading of the text, we examine how novels study history, especially the reality and history of China in the past 20 years. This is not only a vivid review of the novel, but also a literary memo to the future - recording how we use novels to understand China. This time it is newly launched as part of the "Collected Works of Xu Zidong" series, continuing the context of "Rereading 20th Century Chinese Novels". The book is bound by the well-known designer Xihe, and the cover is blackened by master illustrator Beardsley's exquisite prints, and printed in "Future Orange" Pantone color. Open it and witness a literary era taking place.

Chen Ximi's new work after "Let "Death" Live", revised and new edition. Is there an insurmountable boundary between irresistible destiny and self-choice? This collection of essays spanning philosophy and art is a continuation of Chen Ximi's thoughts and reflections in "Let "Death" Live". She continued to pursue and ask questions while reading, watching movies, and traveling. 14 Articles explored topics such as fate, life and death, the meaning of existence, and writing in the form of essays and novels. The content covers a variety of art forms: dance, performance art, novels, paintings, films, sculptures, etc. The language is extremely precise and the emotions are delicate and deep, showing the continuous growth of the spirit and the increasing appreciation of life.

This book is a collection of poems and essays by Han Hong, a famous Chinese singer and philanthropist. The book is divided into four chapters: "Embracing the Autumn Moon and Sipping the Mountain Spring", "Flowers Falling in Spring, Autumn and Summer", "Fireworks in the World", and "Singing to the Evening Wind and the Starry River". Either in the form of poetry or prose, it records the author's thoughts, feelings and thoughts over the past decades: from the time when he was nine years old, he boarded the train from Chengdu to Beijing alone, and the panic and panic during the three-day and three-night journey. From the ups and downs, to the military spirit of twenty-seven years without regrets, to the beloved pets, friends, and every detail on the road to charity... This is the unique and true mental journey of a singer and philanthropist. Throughout, is the author's serious understanding of life, respect for life, and sincere love for human fireworks. In addition to the text, this book is also equipped with nearly a hundred photos taken by the author over the years, with both pictures and text, making it highly readable.

This book is the result of a series of creations by hundreds of writers and poets organized by the Guizhou Provincial Poets Association and the Guizhou Provincial Volunteer Foundation. It consists of works in poetry, prose, reportage and other genres. Through the excellent works created by poets and writers who went deep into life and took root in the people, this book expresses the great love of generations of heroic role models who sacrifice their lives for righteousness, and embodies the fearless spirit of heroes. This book can help readers understand the deeds of heroic model figures. They acted bravely, helped others, and made selfless contributions. These virtues bring inspiration and enterprising spirit to readers, and these heroes have become life models for young people.

"One River Names Gan" is a collection of the author's prose creations in recent years. The content includes four aspects: "looking back at the hometown", "natural ecology", "singing while walking" and "historical feelings". More than 40 works describe local affairs, pay attention to ecological and environmental protection, remember historical figures, or describe personal thoughts. From them, we can see the image of a young writer who is sensitive to perception, diligent in writing, and willing to reflect. We can feel the author's strong local feelings, strong awareness of environmental protection, rich cultural heritage, and unique qualities of being good at thinking. The author can always use simple words to carve out a space for thought in the noisy present. He opens himself to the world, follows the most genuine feelings in his memory, and continues to reflect, constantly looking for unique perspectives and new directions to observe the world.

The collection of essays "Another Road" takes Ningdu as its starting place, the times as the background, personal experience as the main line, and southern Jiangxi as the geographical coordinates to express the feelings of family and country and the love for the homeland. The delicate and majestic writing style recalls the new people, new things and new scenes that emerged from this ancient and red land in multiple dimensions, highlighting the author's attachment to the countryside, nostalgia and nostalgia, and the unyielding blood of the Hakka people and people in the old areas. The whole book has a strong flavor of life and profound humanistic heritage, from which one can read a kind of strength and effort.

"If There Is Light" is a collection of personally selected essays, which includes the author Yu Min's representative works in recent years. The core of the ideological content of his selected works is the word "truth". With sincere emotions, the author records real experiences, describes real scenery, writes real feelings, and writes real discussions. In terms of subject matter, there are not only interactions with relatives and friends, trivial family matters, and life interests in ordinary life, but also records, thoughts and insights of daily work. The plain and simple style of writing reveals the sincerity of the soul. The language of the work is clear, concise, simple and unpretentious, conveying the tranquility, stability, charm and sincerity accumulated over the years in the narration.

"Blue Bank" is a collection of essays, most of which describe the customs and customs in the hills of southwest Mount Tai. The author adheres to the concept of "writing is a kind of intervention" and extends his care to cats, dogs, squirrels, plants and mountains and fields, hoping to use his own writing to stir up some common things. In other words, the author focuses on the rocky and water-scarce reality of the southwestern hilly areas of Mount Tai, and the customs and customs of the central Shandong mountainous area thus established.

"Chinese Poetry Research" is an academic journal sponsored by the Chinese Poetry Research Center of Capital Normal University, covering the study of poetry at home and abroad in ancient and modern times. The columns include research on ancient Chinese poetry, research on modern and contemporary Chinese poetry, research on Chinese poetry theory, research on Chinese ethnic minority poetry, research on contemporary overseas Chinese poetry, research on Chinese and Western comparative poetry, research on the history of poetics and poetic literature, and youth forums. It has a good reputation in academic circles at home and abroad and is an important reference book for poetry lovers and teachers and students.

This collection is divided into eight columns, with stylistic research as the focus. It is divided into stylistic origin research, stylistic evolution research, and stylistic research starting from a close reading of the works. It not only leads us into classical literature and understands the ancients' way of thinking, expression, rhetorical means, and aesthetic taste, but also leads us into ancient social thought, culture, and To recognize the evolution of prose in the context of institutional changes; "Mr. Nie Shiqiao's Academic Commemorative Issue" highlights and commemorates Mr. Nie's academic achievements and noble character; "Overseas Prose Research" focuses on the results and progress of the compilation and research of overseas Chinese documents; "Review of Prose Research" provides timely and effective information for the study of ancient prose.