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In 1960, Nobel laureate John Steinbeck and his dog Charlie drove across the United States in a campervan called "The Rooster." From the North Cape of Maine to the Monterey Peninsula of California, what I saw along the way outlines the complex appearance of American society at that time.

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

"Shooting the Elephant" is based on Orwell's experience as a policeman in the colony. Through the decision of being forced to shoot an elephant, it reveals the individual plight under the alienation of power. The cold writing hides a profound reflection on human nature and the colonial system.

This book uses time as a line to compile the author's representative articles published over the years into a collection, systematically showing the changes and evolution of his science fiction concepts. Through this book, readers can further delve into Liu Cixin's wonderful world and appreciate the unique beauty of science fiction and the freedom it brings to soaring thoughts.

This book records the author's fifteen years of experience in promoting green tea in the United States as a historian and sociologist. In order to use green tea to save the American people, the author has been traveling in urban and rural areas of the United States for many years. He has been involved in lawsuits, car accidents, hospitalizations, and arrests due to doing business. He has had extensive contact with American people and gained in-depth insights into American society. This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the real America.

Gia Tolentino, who is known as the contemporary "successor" of Joan Didion, starts from the female experience and records and reflects on the various transformations in today's Internet and popular culture: replacing real actions with moral claims, packaging self-discipline with light fitness food, recreating fictional traditions with luxurious weddings... With her keen eyes and spicy words, she writes about the shaping and dissolving of "self" in today's era. This book is the first collection of essays by Jia Tolentino, a staff writer for The New Yorker, a cutting-edge female writer, and a social media celebrity. The nine articles record and reflect on various problems faced by the young generation from a first-person perspective, and tell the real stories of the author himself and the women around him. Tolentino candidly and sincerely narrates his series of experiences as an online native, a reality show actor, a pop culture participant and influencer, and an ethnic minority. He carefully explores the impact of the self-centered social media environment on self-awareness. He reveals how capitalism aligns with the "American Service" to make people willing to work hard and spend money to make themselves more efficient and dignified. He talks about the Millennial generation's views on marriage and long-term intimate relationships, etc.

Su Dongpo has always been one of the Chinese people's favorite literati. From "Nian Nujiao" to "Shui Diao Ge Tou" to "Ding Feng Bo" and so on, his wonderful lyrics have been recited by people. This book selects more than a hundred of Dongpo's poems, allowing readers to once again appreciate the pride, meditation, joy, tranquility, sadness and sighs of this "student and heavenly man". This book has word selection, annotations, and detailed interpretation comments. The book's word selection is comprehensive and thoughtful, the annotations are clear and easy to understand, the literature is rich and solid, and the interpretation is exquisite and appropriate; the preface briefly and concisely introduces Su Shi's basic life and poetry creation, allowing readers to have a concise understanding of Su Shi's poetry.

This book is a collection of autobiographical essays. The author revisits the river of time. In a warm and implicit way, he tells the family past, the sorrow of the years, and the nostalgia of Guandutan, a Tujia village in the Wuling Mountains, and draws a picture of the rural China in the mountains of southwest China. The fleeting time and spiritual scenes explain how a broken and humble life can transcend grief and suffering under the constraints of history and the crushing reality of reality, and how it can radiate the powerful power of humanity in struggle and sacrifice, achieve the salvation of the soul, and create the miracle of ordinary life. This book explores the complex relationship of symbiosis and separation between people and the times, people and traditions, people, especially the land beneath their feet. It presents and expresses the dedication and sacrifice, forgiveness and redemption, love and compassion contained in the traditional Chinese culture. It is a confession of millennium-old farming civilization to the contemporary era.

This is a collection of long prose that incorporates the author's strong nostalgia for his hometown. The book recalls the vicissitudes of life, events and times in a family in the ancient Chu hometown in the 20th century, and is full of the author's unique thoughts and insights.

This is a collection of essays. Bailuyuan in Shaanxi is a profound land carved by literature and nature. The work takes the flowers, plants and trees at Siyuan College in Bailuyuan as the writing object. Through the author's continuous observation and thinking throughout the year, he records and tells the survival wisdom and life charm of plants. The four seasons rotate, summer grows and winter hides, flowers bloom, leaves bloom, wither and grow again, and the cycle begins again and again. See the vastness in the details, and feel the true meaning of life in the prosperity and decay of vegetation. Grass and trees are teachers, which can nourish people's wisdom. The work is structured around the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter, focusing on the beauty and wisdom of flowers, plants and trees in different seasons, and writing about the natural and humanistic beauty of the campus. The author's writing style is delicate, the language is elegant, description and poetry are combined, and it is both popular science and humanities. It is an experiential and philosophical book of plants and life.

Feng Zikai is the originator of modern Chinese comics. He is also a famous essayist, writer, art and music educator. His main works include "Yuanyuantang Essays", the collection of paintings "Zikai Comics", "Nursing Student Painting Collection", etc. He is a literary master who has made outstanding achievements in different categories of literature and art. His works contain rich social significance and educational value, and have artistic charm that transcends the times. Therefore, he is widely loved by readers of all ages. Currently, there are many works by Feng Zikai on the market, but there is no "Selected Collection of Feng Zikai" that comprehensively summarizes the essence of his literature and art. This time, it is added to the "Selected Collection of Modern Chinese Writers" series. It is planned to select two volumes of prose and one volume of art. As the essence of the large and comprehensive "Complete Works", the "Selected Collection" allows readers to appreciate Feng Zikai's creative style in three volumes.

In order to commemorate the revolutionary life of Qi Nanxun and review his immortal works, four well-known local historical and cultural scholars in Chongqing, including Zheng Hongquan and Tang Runming, organized and compiled this "Collected Works of Qi Nanxun". The book is divided into two parts. The upper part is "Qi Nanxun's Posthumous Works" and collects his most important monograph "China under Economic Invasion"; the lower part is "Qi Nanxun's Other Posthumous Writings" and compiles his important articles published in newspapers and periodicals. The manuscript is based on "Qi Nanxun and His Posthumous Works" published in 2013, deleting some historical materials commemorating and studying Qi Nanxun, and adding many of Qi Nanxun's early articles published in journals, covering almost all the currently known important works created by Qi Nanxun during his lifetime.

This book is a volume in the "Bayu Library", a special funding support project for publishing in Chongqing. It contains 82 speeches by 47 patriotic democrats. The speeches are collected from the outbreak of the "Marco Bridge" Incident in 1937 to May 1946. This book is organized into five major chapters: wartime propaganda and mobilization, wartime politics and military, wartime economic construction, wartime culture and education, and wartime social construction. Each chapter is arranged in chronological order. The content covers many fields such as politics, economy, national defense, diplomacy, culture, education, and social life. Through speeches, it conveys China's confidence that "the Anti-Japanese War will win", establishes the awareness of major power diplomacy, promotes the development of democratic movements in Kuomintang-controlled areas, and provides suggestions for various aspects of construction during and after the war.

"Pomegranate Bookstore Essays" is divided into six series: "Han and Wei Dynasties", "Poetic Six Dynasties", "Literary History and Literary Heart", "Preface and Postscripts", "Notes on Events and People" and "Daily Poems". In the two series of "Han and Wei Dynasties" and "Poetic Six Dynasties", the author selects important writers' works, such as "Nineteen Ancient Poems", Ji Kang, Lu Ji, Pan Yue, Wang Xizhi, etc., And evaluates them with poetic brushwork. It can be regarded as a brief history of poetry from the late Han Dynasty to the Six Dynasties. "Preface and Postscript to the Years" is the author's self-written preface and postscript to his important treatises over the past thirty years, which clearly records his personal academic journey. "Recorders of Records" recalls the author's interactions with teachers and scholars such as Shi Zhecun, Wang Yunxi, Fu Xuancong, etc. It is sincere and touching. "Daily Poems" is the result of the author's careful reading of the text. It uses the poet's delicacy and consideration to reflect the subtleties of the ancients, and can be used as a model for appreciation of articles.

This book is a literary work compiled from selected classic mythological stories of ancient Persia. It is compiled by Yuan Wenqi and Yu Guili, well-known Persian language experts in my country. The content of the book is composed of "Part 1", "Part 2" and "Appendix". The stories in "Part 1" are derived from "Avesta", Iran's oldest collection of poetry and prose, which was written approximately from the 11th century BC to the 8th century BC, as well as "Yasht", "Wandidad", "In Memory of Jalil", etc. From ancient Persian myths and legends and religious classics. These stories selected from ancient Persian scriptures are not only fresh in writing and elegant in style, but also contain a large number of primitive myths, heroic legends and folk tales, which have important historical and literary value. "Part 2" selects the legendary story of the hero Rustam from the "Book of Kings" (Book of Kings). The "Appendix" contains 4 "Classic Myths and Legends of Zoroastrianism" and 2 "Classic Stories of Medieval Persian Literature", a total of 6 classic stories. It tortuously reflects the ancient Persians' hopes and good wishes for the prosperity of their nation, as well as their praise and praise for the heroic deeds of their nation's leaders.

This book is a collection of academic articles by Professor Ge Xiaoyin of Peking University. It is also a review of her forty years of academic career. This book has a total of fifty chapters in five series. Professor Ge Xiaoyin uses the five series of "Xingtan Exploring Yi", "The Remains of Teachers and Friends", "Books and Periodicals", "New Works to Select Heroes" and "Tide Points" to reminisce about the details on the way to study, such as the memories of Lin Geng, Cheng Qianfan, Chen Yizhen and other teachers. It also provides some inspiration for future generations when recalling the understanding of the way to study at different stages of life. This book can be described as Professor Ge Xiaoyin's work of "picking up flowers in the morning and evening", with simple words and sincere feelings.

This book is a monograph that studies the literary thoughts of Lu Wenfu, a famous modern and contemporary Chinese writer. It is divided into three parts: upper, middle and lower parts. The first part discusses Lu Wenfu's literary literacy and dual perspective, specifically discusses the impact of personal experience and work environment on the formation of dual perspective, as well as the connotation analysis and creative research value of dual perspective. The middle section discusses the creative process of dual perspectives in four stages, including the "seeker" stage, "taking off in suffering", "the world in dreams", and "seeing the way to go". The second part discusses the construction of realist literature and novel aesthetics, focusing on the analysis of the relationship between dual perspectives and novel aesthetics, the ideological significance, theoretical connotation and textual expression of "thinking for readers", and then analyzes the contribution of Lu Wenfu's creation to the realist literary tradition, as well as to the development of Suzhou literature and local culture.

This book is a record of the thoughts of a humanistic intellectual in daily life in the era of great changes. It records the author's ideological changes in the form of a diary for more than ten years. It involves history and culture, politics and philosophy, literature and art, ideological trends and society, travel and life insights, etc. The author strives to use his own academic resources to think about and explain various doubts and problems that arise in reality.

The author of this book provides a systematic and popular modern interpretation of Tang poetry, a treasure of traditional Chinese culture, from a professional standpoint and a humanistic perspective: he outlines the basic development of Tang poetry, introduces important poets and major schools in the history of Tang poetry development, analyzes the overall artistic characteristics of Tang poetry, and appreciates the famous Tang poetry that has been recited through the ages. It involves more than 100 poets of the Tang Dynasty and nearly 500 works. It can be regarded as a concise collection of the development history of Tang poetry, the history of Tang poetry art and the appreciation of Tang poetry. This book is compiled from TV speeches. It has a unique style, vivid and humorous language, and is suitable for both refined and popular tastes. It is suitable for reading and collecting by friends from all walks of life who love Tang poetry. It can be used as a teaching reference book for universities, middle schools and primary schools.

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The novel describes the tragic image of Kong Yiji, who was poisoned by the decadent feudal ideas and the imperial examination system. He was mentally pedantic and insensitive, inactive in life, and impoverished. He spent his days in people's ridicule and banter, and was finally swallowed up by the feudal landlord class. The article is not long, but it profoundly exposes the poison of the imperial examination system to the spirit of intellectuals at that time and the "cannibalistic" nature of the feudal system. This book also collects two works of Lu Xun, "Huagai Collection" and "Huagai Collection Sequel".

This manuscript includes Lu Xun's "The True Story of Ah Q" and "The Grave". "The True Story of Ah Q" is a novel written by Lu Xun at the end of 1921. It effectively criticized the feudal, conservative, vulgar, corrupt and other social characteristics of Chinese society at that time, and effectively revealed the life scenes of the old Chinese people and their morbidity in dire straits. "Grave" contains 23 essays written by Lu Xun from 1907 to 1925.

"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk", as a "note of memories", reflects the author Lu Xun's teenage life in many aspects, and vividly reflects the formation of his character and interests. The first seven chapters reflect his childhood life in his family and private school in Shaoxing, while the last three chapters describe his experience of traveling from his hometown to Nanjing, then to Japan to study, and then back to China to teach. This book also collects two classic works of Lu Xun: "Sanxian Collection" and "Outline of the History of Chinese Literature".

This book is an outstanding work by the talented novelist Somerset Maugham. It has been widely praised since its first publication. It has been popular in 110 countries around the world in 62 languages ​​and has been firmly on the best-seller list in China for a long time. This work was not only warmly welcomed by readers, but also highly praised by the literary community. The famous French writer Romain Rolland once praised: "The Moon and Sixpence presents a novel world full of beauty, art and perfection." In order to allow readers to have a deeper experience of this charming art world, this edition specially includes more than a hundred exquisite paintings as illustrations, including the prototype of the protagonist of the novel - the classic works of the French painter Paul Gauguin. These treasures of visual art not only enrich the reading experience of the text, but also make this literary work more vivid and touching. We invite you to step into the charming and dazzling art world described by Somerset Maugham and experience the extraordinary literary and visual feast.

This book is a literary anthology. The book contains a total of 40 articles and 17 pictures in prose, poetry and other genres written by many writers and artists after the first "World Chinese Writers and Artists Chongqing·Wulong·Fairy Mountain Collection" event. The writer Yu Wulong's unique landscape and humanities He used time to search for creative inspiration, refine creative elements, and create literary and artistic works, describing the beautiful scenery, food, customs and culture of Fairy Mountain, Tiansheng Sanqiao, Longshui Gorge ground seam, Longxi Ancient Ferry, Heshun, Jiangkou and other places, and expressed his admiration for the beauty of Wulong from the perspective of a literary artist. This book can be read by readers, tourists and tourism managers who love Wulong's natural scenery, humanities and customs.

This book is a collection of historical and cultural essays divided into three volumes, including thirty-four articles written by the author in recent years. The first series of "Reading Mountains and Rivers". From the wetlands of the Yellow River to the water towns in the south of the Yangtze River, from the wild ferries on the river banks to the ancient passes, this collection mainly contains articles written by the author while traveling to the mountains and historic sites of the motherland. Most of them are from the perspective of history, humanities and geography and phenology. They talk about the past and the present and quote from other sources. It is a journey of scenery and culture on the tip of the pen. The second volume is "Exploring the Secret Paths of History". The article traces back the history of Jingchu, nostalgic for the Shang civilization, interprets the human-faced fish pattern elements of Banpo culture, deciphers the legend of the "daughter country" of witch culture, integrates the author's archaeological experience, quotes from classics, and talks eloquently. The third volume of "Piaoxiao Yunshi". The articles in this collection are highly lyrical, and some explore the evolution of classic literary images in Chinese classical literature and the changes in social trends they reflect. Some appreciate the timeless charm contained in classic poems and elicit the author's thoughts on the implications of oriental classical aesthetics.

As a collection of essays, this book includes 80 essays written by the author in recent years around the natural scenery of Jinyun Mountain and Jialing River in Chongqing and the customs and customs of Beibei. The author mainly describes more than 50 natural scenery including Libi Gorge, Wentang Gorge, Guanyin Gorge, Ma'an River, Longfeng River, Shengtian Lake, Jindao Gorge, Wenquan Temple, etc. By citing relevant documents such as "Yu Di Sheng", "Chongqing Prefectural Chronicles", "Hezhou Chronicles", "Beibei Chronicles" and poems and articles left by ancient famous writers, he tells the historical origins of various scenic spots and local customs. The author also uses Revisiting his hometown recalls every bit of his past interactions with his parents and ancestors. These expressions of history, humanity, nature, and family affection present the vigorous vitality and vitality deep in the author's soul, embodying the rich, civilized, and harmonious life of Bashan and Yushui. He eulogizes the beautiful and magnificent rivers and mountains, and conveys his philosophical thinking about history, nature, society, and life in a low voice.

This poetry collection is divided into three parts, namely "The Passage", "Autumn River" and "Hushan", and contains a total of more than 130 poems. Wu Pei's writing is a way of seeing, looking from the outside. He looks at all things: Populus euphratica, lakeshore, hospital beds, rapeseed flowers, pebbles... And through inner examination, he connects mind with matter and understands the truth of life. His poetry is an art of lightness and heaviness. He uses his words to present the lost, irretrievable beauty, and the unbearable lightness of words. His works reflect his careful observation and in-depth thinking about life, and are a reflection of his truest emotions and attitude towards life.

This book contains more than 90 poems written by the author in recent years. More than 90 poems are divided into six chapters according to the author's different moods, namely "youth", "life", "world", "life", "love" and "endeavor". From the perspective of a male doctor, through careful observation and deep insights into life, the author puts what he sees, hears, and thinks in poetry, and uses beautiful and elegant words to profoundly express his truest emotions and positive and optimistic attitude towards life. The poetry language is easy to understand, humorous, full of life flavor and philosophy of life, and has certain aesthetic value and educational significance.

The book takes "Three Hundred Poems" and "Three Hundred Tang Poems" as examples. It is an appreciation collection of Bayu poetry. In order from ancient times to the present, from pre-Qin to modern times, it selects and includes 300 works in the history of Bayu poetry. They are works created by historical celebrities from Chongqing and overseas when they were in the Bayu area. These works cover multiple fields and present themes related to Chongqing in different eras in an all-round and multi-dimensional way. These poems are full of literary talent, lively and interesting, and have strong appeal and appeal. The works included in the book are mainly literati poems, with a moderate amount of folk songs. The poets and works included are representative and reputable. Each poem is followed by a brief introduction of the poet and detailed notes on the poem. The detailed notes mainly include word notes, word explanations, sentence explanations and couplets. The annotations in the book have been verified by many versions, and the interpretation is accurate. The whole book has high academic and literary value.

This work is a collection of non-fiction works by craftsmen that reflect various aspects of the human world, record funeral culture, and explore the philosophy of life and death. The author's ancestors have been engaged in "big business" for three generations. The so-called "Da Da" is the name given to the profession of private embalmers in Tianjin. Based on his personal experience, the author delicately and vividly describes the songs, tears, laughter and human emotions behind the funeral culture. The book not only records the author's childhood, funeral stories of relatives and neighbors, but also shows the deep understanding and respect of life and death in Eastern culture through these true stories, conveys a positive, positive and healthy outlook on life, and guides readers to think about the meaning of life and the dignity of death.

This book is a collection of essays that combines plant dyeing techniques with life philosophy. The author Wu Kaijian uses December as the context to tell the story of dyeing with safflower, bluegrass, gardenia and other plants, explains in detail the practical details of traditional plant dyeing techniques such as tie dyeing, batik, and dyeing, and presents the complete process from dye extraction to the birth of the finished product. The book not only traces the historical origins of plant dyeing, but also contains the author's research experiences in Guizhou Province, Taiwan Province, Japan and other places in my country, and also records his encounters with craftsmen. The text is full of awe of nature and persistence in tradition, showing how plant dyeing connects the city and the countryside, becoming a life attitude and aesthetic expression. The text is interspersed with dyeing techniques and color samples, allowing readers to feel the warmth of vegetation and the poetry of color between the lines.

This book contains five immortal classics by Nobel Prize-winning writer Albert Camus: his first novel "Happy Death", his famous work and global phenomenon bestseller "The Outsider", "The Plague", the most representative novel of absurd philosophy and a must-read work on modern public crises, and the foundation of absurd philosophy. "The Myth of Sisyphus", one of the most important ideological works of the 20th century, as well as Douban's 9.0 High-scoring translation of the essay collection "There is an Invincible Summer in Me" (complete with 17 essays in "Anti and Positive", "Wedding Collection" and "Summer Collection").

This book is Professor Hu Sui's masterpiece on the study of late Tang poetry. This book describes the relationship between the five types of late Tang Dynasty poems: nostalgic poems, nostalgic poems, seclusion poems, Zen poems, and reward poems, and Buddhism. It then puts forward the influence of Buddhism on the survival, history, reality, spirit, and personality of the late Tang poets, and comprehensively displays the bumpy life of the late Tang poets who "were vain of their vast talents and never had the ambition to open up their minds in life." At the same time, from multiple perspectives such as sentimentality of survival, reflection on history, avoidance of reality, spiritual conversion, and personality assertion, a more specific discussion was made on the influence and penetration of Buddhism on late Tang poetry, a literary phenomenon.

The imperial examination system was a system that used examinations to select officials from the Sui, Tang and Qing Dynasties. From the time when Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty established the Jinshi Department to the 31st year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1905) when the imperial examination was abolished, it existed in Chinese history for more than 1,300 years. Many students in the past dynasties have participated in examinations at various levels such as provincial examinations, joint examinations, and palace examinations. Among them, the person who ranks first in high school in the imperial examination is called the number one scholar. Through the imperial examination, the imperial court raised questions about classics, meanings, or political affairs, asked difficult questions in simple terms, and solicited answers, which were used to examine the academic level and understanding of national government affairs of the candidates. This book is a collection of selected imperial examination articles from past dynasties, and has been compiled into a collection. Traditional Chinese characters have been converted into simplified Chinese characters, and variant characters have been changed into popular simplified Chinese characters. The punctuation has been unified according to the usage of modern punctuation marks, making it easier for readers to read these imperial examination articles and gain knowledge.

This book leads readers to explore the bizarre and fascinating world of "The Classic of Mountains and Seas", the most wonderful book in ancient China. The book uses a popular and clear writing style to systematically reveal the mystery of its creation and its documentary value; it guides the mountains, rivers, monsters, rare treasures and exotic products recorded in the "Book of Mountains"; it explores the overseas countries, ancient myths and heroic legends in the "Book of Seas" and "The Classic of Wilderness"; it also deeply analyzes its complex genealogy of gods, strange and strange beasts, and its profound nourishment for later generations of literature and art. This book is designed to help you quickly and comprehensively grasp the essence of this unique book and appreciate the extraordinary imagination and unique cosmic beliefs of the Chinese ancestors.

This work compiles the original text and vernacular translation of "The Book of Death", with expanded knowledge points, aiming to make this heavy suicide note easier to understand for contemporary readers. Zhang Jingxiu's "Book of Death" is an extremely miserable page of text. It is not only a personal tragedy, but also a precious historical testimony - revealing the details of the storm of liquidation after the death of Zhang Juzheng, the first minister of Wanli, including the false accusations of the Liao vassal, the cruelty of officials, and the involvement with the tacit approval of the Wanli Emperor. It shows the trampling of law and morality by power in the politics of the late Ming Dynasty. It provides an in-depth analysis of the internal logic of the judiciary being reduced to a political tool, as well as the insignificance and fragility of individuals under the crushing power of a huge system. The handwriting has been handed down to this day, which is painful to read and a constant wake-up call.

This book is the representative work of writer John Muir. The content mainly involves Muir's diary of a four-month investigation in the Sierra Nevada Mountains in the summer of 1969. During the four-month trip, in addition to participating in sheep herding, he also inspected mountains, ores, glaciers, climate, plants, animals, etc. In 1906, Muir single-handedly promoted the establishment of U. S. National Nature Reserves. Roosevelt was also influenced by him and approved the creation of 53 wildlife reserves, 16 national monuments, and six national parks during his term. This book was Muir's original intention. It is also known as "the text that moved a country" for its beautiful and delicate writing style. It opened a new way of creating nature literature in the 20th century.

This book is a selection of inspirational prose specially created for middle school students by famous prose writers such as An Ning, Zhu Chengyu, and Li Xuefeng. It focuses on collecting a number of excellent articles selected for the Chinese reading test questions of the middle school and college entrance examinations. It uses concise and beautiful language to inspire students' writing ideas, which can give students a sense of beauty and enable students to have a higher level of understanding of writing itself.

This book selects 300 Tang Dynasty rhymed poems approved by Jin Shengtan, covering many poems by different poets from the early Tang Dynasty to the Five Dynasties. Some of them hit the point, or they use the theme to explore the true feelings that the poets wanted to express. It has great reference value for appreciating and studying Tang poetry. We hope that readers can get to know more unknown poets and experience the various flavors of Tang poetry from the works selected and reviewed by Jin Shengtan!

"A person, no matter when, where, or who he is, likes to do what he is willing to do." Many people have suffered various grievances in life; many people have suffered blows to their self-esteem; many people have low self-esteem but dare not speak out; many people want to resist but find that they have no power; every sensitive person is a "basement person", with a confused, sensitive, struggling, and introspective soul. "It is a human right to justify cowardice and social fear." For those who feel grievances and dare not speak out, this book can fully express them for you.

"Klingsor's Last Summer" is like a self-portrait painted with fiery colors and broken brushstrokes. In the last days of his life, the painter Klingsor walked on the edge of madness and sobriety, painting the canvas with strong colors and deconstructing himself in alcohol and poetry. Hesse used delicate brushstrokes to interweave the ecstasy of artistic creation with the fear of approaching death, showing the artist's ultimate pursuit of eternity and nothingness. Those splendid and distorted images and gibbering monologues are not only Klingsor's cry against nothingness, but also Hesse's profound inquiry into the nature of life. In the summer when despair and splendor intertwine, they leave behind a soul-shaking life poem.

From the earth-shattering "realm theory" to the dazzling inheritance of thousands of years of elegance; from the misunderstood "three realms of life" to the secret resonance with contemporary literature and art, this book spans a hundred years and has always used its unique charm to penetrate the fog of history and illuminate our pursuit of the beauty of poetry and the realm of life. It is not only the key to Chinese classical aesthetics, but also a spiritual bridge connecting ancient and modern times and integrating China and the West. It continues to exude eternal light throughout the years.

This book helps you understand the healing masterpiece "The Blue Side". Follow the soul journey of little Harry after his unexpected death, explore his earthly attachment and unfulfilled wishes, and witness how he learned to let go and say goodbye, and fly to the peaceful "blue shore". Seven articles briefly analyze the gentle philosophy and artistic charm of the original work on life and death, love and memory... To help you understand the essence and comfort of this life education classic.

This masterpiece, transformed from a cattle herding ledger, outlines the soul of mountains and rivers with poetic touches, reveals ecological mysteries with scientific observation, and conceals a soul-shaking wilderness practice. It is not only an environmental prophecy that spans a century, but also a healing guide for modern people to fight anxiety. When the hustle and bustle of the city makes people feel lost, the alpine meadows and bright starry skies in the book always remind us that only by returning to nature can we find inner peace and the answer to life.

"A Room of One's Own" is like a beam of light that penetrates the fog of history. Virginia Woolf uses poetry and speculation to reveal the roots of women's creative difficulties and puts forward the survival philosophy of "a room and a salary of 500 pounds a year." From breaking the shackles of gender to defending spiritual freedom, from reshaping literary discourse to guiding life choices, this work spans a century and has always been a spiritual beacon for women to find themselves and fight against definition. It not only rewrote the history of women's writing, but also taught us that everyone should have the space to think independently and write their own life chapter in an unfettered world.

Closing "China's Political Gains and Losses in the Past Dynasties" is like walking through a long political journey spanning a thousand years. With the coldness and warmth of a historian, Mr. Qian Mu dismantled the myth of the label "feudal autocracy", allowing us to see the wisdom of checks and balances of the Prime Minister's Office in the Han Dynasty, the exquisite design of the three provinces and six ministries in the Tang Dynasty, and also faced the dilemma of the rigidity of the Ming and Qing systems. Those dusty institutional codes are not only the exploration of the ancients to govern the country, but they are also making ripples in the present - from the selection of civil servants to grassroots governance, from power checks and balances to cultural inheritance, history has never gone far. This work is not only a review of the past, but also a bright mirror that reflects the eternal proposition of the rise and fall of systems and the game of human nature.

Lin Huiyin's poems are very much like the buildings she designed - clear lines and tenderness, rigorous structure and flexible gestures. Reading her poems always makes people think of those ancient buildings with flying eaves, silently telling the thoughts of thousands of years. There are often shadows of flowers in her poems. In "A Peach Blossom", the "bright redness of a tree" actually becomes "a word spoken by spring", the dewdrops on the petals become "exquisite words", and the entire peach tree becomes a "smiling" woman, casting "a lively look" "consciously or unconsciously". When ordinary people look at flowers, they only see their color; when Lin Huiyin looks at flowers, he can see their structure, proportion and spatial relationship. When reading Lin Huiyin's poems, I always feel that there is a woman wearing a cheongsam standing between the pages, holding a pen in one hand and a measuring ruler in the other, walking calmly between the lines of poetry and the beams and columns. Her poetry is not a low chant in the boudoir, but a unique creation that combines the architect's rationality and the poet's sensibility, as well as her beautiful and strong life.

A traveler finally walked out of his room and traveled through the city and the wilderness, trying to find the answer to life. The traveler asks about the noisy city, and there are too many answers in the city, which instantly drowns the listening ears; the traveler asks about the scenery in the wilderness, and the wilderness is silent, letting time fly by, and the scenery disappears into the fog. Confusion always follows, but enlightenment is always fleeting. The traveler gradually loses his way and unknowingly returns to the starting point of the journey - there is no answer there, but he has the courage to push out the door. This book is a fragment of this journey, a traveler's diary about himself, others and the world. This is a book of confusion, but also a book of courage.

This book is a complete collection of Ayn Rand's plays, including three original scripts: "The Night of January 16th", "Ideal" and "Three Thoughts". "Night of January 16th": At midnight on January 16th, the famous financial dictator Faulkner fell rapidly from the top floor of his luxury apartment and was beyond recognition. Did he commit suicide or was he murdered? The play designs a Rashomon trial about the guilt of the person being tried. The factual evidence of whether the person being tried is guilty or not is balanced. The audience here is the jury of this trial. Whether the defendant is guilty or not depends on the opinions of the audience jury. Each person's trial of a case is an examination of his own conscience and a choice of his own outlook on life. Judging others means judging yourself, everyone is his or her own judge! ...