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This is a work that gathers Zheng Hongsheng's life wisdom and includes some essays and reflections published by the author. Zheng Hongsheng brings wisdom to his pen and uses humorous language to share his life insights, life philosophy and experiences with readers. "A Book of Zheng: Essays of Zheng Hongsheng" contains interesting stories, philosophies that make people think, and sincere confessions to readers. This book is easy to understand and suitable for all ages. It is full of witty words and bursts with the light of wisdom. The energy of "Zheng" touches readers and warms their hearts.

This book is a collection of essays by a high school student, including her award-winning essays, essays, daily diaries and some of her personal insights on the law. The articles cover aspects of daily life, study, music, family relationships, social current affairs, etc. The young author explains his own understanding and ideas based on events or things. Although it is written by a high school student, the language is relatively mature and steady. The article not only reveals the innocent and simple side of a child, but also contains the unique and sharp new era thoughts of a high school student. This is not only the author's record of his high school life, but also a precious life memory.

I feel more and more that writing is a very difficult thing. In today's daily life, if you want to achieve a sustained writing state, there are two essential things that you have to do. One is restraint. The second is immersion. We need to deliberately make time for such transitions, immersion and flow, even if it seems like a luxury at the moment. But what is more common nowadays is that people are chased by one thing after another every day, their thoughts are like a mess of headphone cords, and their thoughts can only be turned into a powerless desert. Why you need to write, where the inspiration comes from, what tools you use, and where you send it. It is said to be a manual, but to what extent can writing be achieved through technology and searching? Although the table of contents and article structure of this book may give readers some rational reference in terms of perception, what writing requires more is a person's long-term investment.

How many secrets might be hidden in the small city where we grew up? After graduating from college, Jiang Shu returned to his hometown, a small town in Huainan, and became a policeman. In the process of criminal investigation, he gradually discovered that the people here were both familiar and unfamiliar. It turned out that they had another face: the neighbor who lived in the same community turned out to be the main criminal of the tomb robbery group. The Internet cafe owner who helped play games turned into a big drug dealer. A normally gentle middle school physics teacher suddenly killed his depressed girlfriend. The trusted informant came to the police station to report for theft every now and then. After arresting more and more acquaintances, Jiang Shu realized that they were so strange. These stories that happened to acquaintances give people a glimpse of the evil in ordinary life. By remembering them, you can avoid the dangers around you; by understanding them, you can see clearly the fragility of our human nature.

In the form of documentary literature, this book tells the story of the growth and transformation of the red young writer. Especially after the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, she transformed from an ordinary literary youth to a lover of the Communist Party of China, an advocate of socialism with Chinese characteristics, and a believer in Marxism. After the 2014 Literature and Art Symposium, she responded to General Secretary Xi Jinping's call for writers to take root at the grassroots level and among the people, and took the initiative to work and live in Daluozhuang Village. She worked hard to study and study Marxist classic theoretical works, and achieved true learning, true understanding, and true belief. Established deep family and comradeship with many old party members. Guided creation with Marxist literary and artistic views, and grew into an outstanding literary worker of the party.

This book was created by Lu Shaoxian, a deputy county-level cadre in Zhongmu County, Henan Province and director of the Office of the Leading Group for Solving Difficult Petitions and Complaints in Zhongmu County, based on his many years of experience in grassroots petition work. The book has approximately 170,000 words. Starting from the actual situation of petition work, combined with his own personal experience and keen thinking, the author deeply interprets the current situation and characteristics of rural petition work in the new era, and focuses on the theme of how to solve the problems of petition work in the new era. From the perspectives of smoothing channels for petitions, standardizing the order of petitions, resolving social conflicts, and solving difficult problems of petitions, the author combines theory with practice, objective analysis, rational thinking, and puts forward solutions and examples. He provides suggestions and suggestions for innovative social governance, resolving social conflicts, and building a harmonious society, and contributes wisdom and strength to local development.

This book is one of the "Collected Works of Sun Changwu". It is a collection of research articles on Buddhism, Taoism and literature written by the author over the years. It includes research papers and collation notes on Buddhist literature. The content covers the relationship between Buddhism, Taoism and ancient Chinese literature. Each of them is divided into chapters, covering the thoughts of literati, Buddhist and Taoist creations, literary theory, document collection, etc. By reading this book, one can get a glimpse of the great influence of Buddhism and Taoism on ancient Chinese literature.

The scientific examination and official selection system of the Tang Dynasty has always been a major difficulty in academic research. Professor Wang Xuncheng of Lanzhou University is a famous scholar in this field. His "Quanxuan and Literature of the Tang Dynasty" (first published by Zhonghua Book Company in 2001 and reprinted in 2021) is an early academic monograph that comprehensively discusses the complex and cumbersome official selection system of the Tang Dynasty and related issues, and has great influence in the academic world. In addition, the author also selected some famous poets and writers of the Tang Dynasty, such as Wang Wei, Cen Shen, Wang Changling, Du Fu, Liu Zongyuan, Han Yu, Liu Yuxi, Zhang Jiuling, Bai Juyi, etc., To reveal their lives and official career issues in detail, and solved a large number of difficult problems. This book is a collection of such papers, and includes a total of 27 related articles by the author.

"Embroidered Spring Breeze" is a literary work that reflects the theme of poverty alleviation. "Embroidered Spring Breeze" takes the rural poverty alleviation road of the intangible cultural heritage technique "Shengjing Manchu Embroidered Cheongsam" as its warp, and the grassroots practice of the "first secretary" in the village and the broad masses of farmers as its weft. The warp and weft are intertwined, truly recording the changes of the current rural era, reflecting the difficulty, depth and achievements of poverty alleviation with small incisions and big emotions, weaving and embroidering a field picture of "when the spring breeze rises, all things grow" on the land of Liaoning.

In recent years, there has been a lot of enthusiasm about the theme of "Journey to the West". Whether it is a TV series or a book, they are all different interpretations of the story of Journey to the West. For example, in the TV series "Journey to the West", Sun Wukong is super invincible, the generals in the Heavenly Palace are useless, Sha Monk is honest and kind, Tang Monk's emotional world is colorful, and all kinds of fairies are vulnerable. However, if you really take the original work and chew it slowly, and comment on and think about it chapter by chapter, there is really not much. This book is based on the original work of "Journey to the West". It uses a contemporary perspective and the most relaxed and vivid way of expression to analyze relevant characters, events and the clues hidden behind the story of Journey to the West. It also shares some of the author's gains and insights with interested friends. It is also a tribute to the classic masterpiece.

This book collects and shares the reading and learning achievements of young cadres of the Liaoning Provincial Writers Association in the past two years.

This book is a collection of essays by artist Yang Daoli, which follows the previously published "The Tao Also Has the Tao" and contains more than 100 articles totaling about 180,000 words. This book records what the author has seen, heard, and thought in social activities in recent years. The author has unique insights, smooth logic, and is able to discern details and write with flavor. Some of the manuscripts have been published in columns of newspapers such as Dalian Daily and Dalian Evening News, and have many "fans" among readers. In the book, the author walks into the theater, immerses himself in movies and TV shows, reads new books, chews classics, and records his impressions; he writes about worldly feelings, social anecdotes, old friends and new friends, encounters with couples, and writes in columns. Reading this book is an artistic enjoyment for readers.

This book is a collection of poems dedicated to the centenary of the founding of the Party. It is divided into five albums: "A Great Power and Important Weapons", "Red Memory", "Take Off China", "Blue Sea Breeze" and "Power of Example". It selects poems with different themes from a large number of "theme poems" that have been published in the People's Daily, Guangming Daily, PLA Daily, Central People's Broadcasting Station, Liaoning Daily, Poetry Magazine and other media, plus the newly created series of poems "A Great Power and Important Weapons", dedicated to the centenary of the founding of the Party.

"April Fool's Day Saying Goodbye" is a life biography written by Australian national treasure writer Bryce Courtney for his son Damon who died young. It is a true story of illness, frustration and anger, as well as courage, struggle and love. Damon was born with hemophilia and his life was much shorter than the average person's. Even more unfortunately, he was accidentally infected with HIV during a routine blood transfusion when he was 17 years old, and was later diagnosed. Suffering from the dual torture of hemophilia and AIDS, he also suffered from mental problems for a time. Despite this, he still worked hard to survive and wanted to live with dignity by his own strength. In his short life, he also enjoyed the love from his parents and two brothers. More importantly, he had love. A girl named Celeste loved and accompanied Damon deeply until the end of his life. On April 1, 1991, Dimon, who was only 24 years old, died of complications. Before his death, he begged his father, a writer, to write his life story into a book. This is the origin of the book "Goodbye on April Fool's Day". In addition to his father Bryce writing most of the chapters, Damon himself (written during his lifetime), his mother Benita, and Damon's lover Celeste also wrote a part each and jointly completed the book. About life and health, family affection and love, reflections on parent-child relationships and fatherhood, criticism of the medical system and bureaucracy... This is by no means a simple biography, it is a work on life issues worthy of everyone's reflection.

"Back then: Memories of Childhood in Hometown" is a collection of nostalgic and homesick prose works, divided into seven parts: Broken Shadows of Time, Soft Time, Rural Singing, Fragrant Trees, Golden Time, Poems of Time, and Rural Stories. With affectionate writing, the author recalls his childhood life and growth experience in Dama Village, a rural village in Fangshan, Beijing. He describes the warm family affection, simple rural customs, friendship between teachers and classmates, scenes of hard work, as well as village customs and slang, specialties, pastoral scenery, seasonal changes, cultural characteristics, food flavors and other real stories and scenes full of local flavor and local characteristics. Adhering to the concept of letting history reflect reality, this book looks back on the past and strives to explore the significance of old rural customs and childhood memories to today's life. Every line is a true and natural expression of nostalgia and life. It can be called an excellent work of "remembering nostalgia".

Kahlil Gibran said: "Poetry is the wisdom that enchants the heart, and wisdom is the poetry that sings in the heart." Lao She said: "Prose is processed language." The author drew inspiration from every moment of life and created this collection of poetry + prose. In the author's writing, the October autumn scene is "composed into fragments by a few wild geese feathers grazing the pond\u002F dipped in the setting sun\u002F", the ivy around the trees "each tree understands the silence of a vine\u002F A vine understands the soul of a tree", stones also have chivalrous bones and soft intestines, and childhood echoes with the sweetness of maltose. The language is natural and simple, the emotions are natural and sincere, full of imagination and childishness. You can see the author's open-minded attitude towards life and cherishing and awe of life by enjoying every detail of life.

This book comprehensively collects Izumi Kyoka's classic works in three different genres: dramas, novels and sketches: the drama masterpiece "Tenshu Monogatari", which was first published in Simplified Chinese version and was the peak of her creative career, "Even if the world is full of war, butterflies will still fly, and Nadeshiko and Platycodon will still bloom"; A Cold War A charming fantasy, "Uta no Yue" is a mature work by Kyoka Izumi pursuing "artistic supremacy"; a remarkable work of early conceptual novels, "Surgery Room", a story of pure love that transcends physical pain in the operating room; there are also playful and strange sketches "Yōkai Chronicle" and "The Seven Mysterious Incidents in Kagurazaka". It describes love, entanglements and regrets across the human world and other worlds, dreams and reality. The meticulously crafted magical language builds a "mirror world" like Pandora's box: gorgeous and ghostly, lifelike. He has a flat, three-quarter-length hair, a clean face, and wears thin gold round glasses. He has the appearance of a literary young man. What makes him have the imagination to travel to other worlds and reality? The book includes a "Writer's Anecdotal Column - Izumi Kyoka's Incredible" that profiles Kyoka's phobia, paranoia and collecting addiction, leading readers to add another touch of Kyoka's daily life interest when they are lost in the glorious and bizarre world of Kyoka.

Oda Sakunosuke is good at describing the life of ordinary people in Osaka in simple dialects. This book collects six of his works, including the novels "Advertising Balloon", "Seamless", "Horse Racing" and "Hair", as well as the essays "Rising Osaka: Aftermath of the War" and "The Possibility of Osaka". These works are full of the customs and people of Osaka half a century ago: Shinsaibashi, Dotonbori, and Shinsekai are vividly displayed on the page; the aroma of rock rice, Uiro mochi, Imagawa yaki, and grilled glutinous rice balls fills the pages. The protagonists of the work were mostly "marginal people" in the society at that time: a wandering paper puppet actor who was once used as a dung-carrying gift, a bad guy who loved raising money for others and even pawned his own clothes for it, a man who forgot his jealousy and hatred because of horse racing and hugged his wife's affair partner tightly. , A 33-year-old man who insists on growing his hair long but still chooses to go bald in line with the current situation... The work exudes a strong sense of world-weariness. On the one hand, it has the intention of resisting authority and secularity; on the other hand, Oda Sananosuke also reflects the daily laughter and tears of ordinary people through self-deprecating and humorous sentences.

Through the objective presentation and wonderful analysis of Wang Yangming's family letters, this book leads readers closer to a real and cordial Wang Yangming, a Wang Yangming who is inseparable from fireworks, has sage wisdom and heroic sentiments. Some of these family letters talk about the current affairs of the government, some discuss learning and martial arts, and some talk about the shortcomings of parents and the love of their children, but without exception, they all contain the academic principles and true meaning of Wang Yangming's spiritual studies. They are models of "conscience education" and a collection of cases in which Wang Yangming implemented his ideas of "unity of knowledge and action" into concrete life. Among them, the discussion of mental skills such as "determination", "being cautious about independence", "nurturing the heart", "self-denial" and "refining oneness", still have a positive effect on curing the emptiness and anxiety of individuals today.

Wen Tingyun, courtesy name Feiqing, is a famous poet and lyricist in the late Tang Dynasty and a representative figure of the Huajian Ci School. He was quick-thinking, arrogant and fond of ridiculing the powerful, so his official career was often hindered. In terms of poetry, he is as famous as Li Shangyin, and was called "Wen Li" at that time. His achievements in poetry were even higher, and he created the fragrant style of Huajian Ci School. This book selects Wen Tingyun's classic poetry works and organizes his life, allowing readers to appreciate the charm of the works of a generation of literary giants.

Qin Guan, also known as Shaoyou, also known as Huaihai Jushi, was one of the four scholars of the Su family and a famous poet of the graceful school in the late Northern Song Dynasty. This book contains many poetry works by Qin Guan, a representative figure of the graceful and sentimental poets. The language of the book is clear and elegant, and the melody is harmonious and mellow. It selects model works to display Qin Guan's sad and sentimental artistic style and personality charm. It is intended to lead readers to experience Qin Guan's amazing artistic expression in graceful and sentimental lyrics and enter his aesthetic realm of sincere emotions, delicateness and beauty.

"Collected Works of Lu Xun" includes three books: "Diary of a Madman", "Picking Up Flowers in the Morning and Evening" and "Weeds". Among them, "Diary of a Madman: The Complete Novels of Lu Xun" contains all of Lu Xun's novels, a total of 33 articles. These novels mostly describe the tragedies of ordinary people at the bottom of society. Lu Xun used his dagger-sharp writing style to criticize the "numb souls of the Chinese people", hoping to alert the world. The themes of Lu Xun's novels are mostly anti-feudal, anti-ethical, anti-tradition, and anti-superstition. He is good at creating typical images and satirizing the dark sides of characters. Most of the stories are set in his hometown. The protagonists of the novel, Ah Q, Sister Xianglin, Kong Yiji, and Runtu, are well known in China.

"Wild Grass" is a collection of prose poems created by the modern writer Lu Xun. It contains 23 prose poems written between 1924 and 1926. There is an "Inscription" at the front of the book. It was first published by Beijing Beixin Book Company in July 1927. This collection of poems truly describes Lu Xun's thoughts and feelings as he continued to fight after the New Culture United Front split, but felt lonely and lonely, and explored and moved forward in hesitation. The collection of poems has diverse content, unique conception, vivid language, lyricism and musicality, successful use of symbolic techniques, and strong artistic appeal.

Here are 12 stories about our bodies. The human body has a protective mechanism. Your body, every cell in your body, is trying its best to protect your life and health. Michelle Harper is a female emergency department doctor who has worked in the emergency department for more than ten years. She faces high-risk emergencies every day, and has also seen how powerful the human body is in its ability to repair and protect itself: the girl who had an epileptic seizure had another truth hidden behind the bleeding liver; the skull was hit by a bullet. The only sound a man could make was "Save me! Mom"; the female soldier deliberately concealed being sexually assaulted during service, but her body left traces of abortion; the old man had no pulse or heartbeat, but he resumed breathing 19 minutes later... From a corner of the emergency room, we get a glimpse of society and the true meaning of life. Full of empathy, Harper witnessed from story after story: Doctors play a very important role in the treatment of patients, but it is the patient's own body and will that really play the role of bringing life back to life. In the process of helping patients establish an optimistic mood, the trauma that the doctor did not want to mention was slowly healed. Harper put this two-way healing into writing, telling us how to listen to and talk to the body, and truly learn to love ourselves.

If you keep looking for the meaning of life, you will never live it. The only real duty of a person born into this absurd world is to survive. It is awareness of one's own life, one's own resistance, one's own freedom.

This book selects nearly a hundred poems by Deng Erya, a local poet in Shenzhen, including "The Taste of Childhood", "Memory of Summer", "Cicada", "The Road Is a River", "The Night Before the Storm", "Rose", etc. The author selects fragments of daily life into poems, with a unique perspective and full of childlike interest.

The long epic "Divine Comedy" (approximately 1307-1313) is Dante's most important masterpiece and a landmark work in the history of European and world literature. Through the author's dialogues with various famous figures in hell, purgatory and heaven, it provides an artistic summary of the field of medieval culture, and also vaguely reveals the dawn of humanistic thought in the Renaissance era.

"People can tell where you come from at a glance." "The father is a single tree, living in isolation, and an open fist that may be clenched at any time and fall on his daughter." Following the success of "She's from Mariupol", Natasha Wardin embarked on a journey to trace her father, telling the story of her mother's suicide in 1956. The author longs for a normal life and desperately wants to get rid of her origin as a displaced person, integrate into German society, and escape from her Russian roots. However, her father imprisons her, forbids her to wear red shoes, beats her, and tries every means to keep her away from the German world. The father who frightened her all the time was born in the Tsarist Russia era and spanned almost the entire 20th century. His life has always been a mystery to her daughter: Why did her father refuse to learn German? He could only speak two words, "yes" and "no"? Why did he remain silent about his first forty years in Russia? Through all the silence, somewhere in the shadows, is a tumultuous and appalling history. In the process of trying to find the key to understanding, Natasha used her experience of being homeless and having nowhere to go to write about her father's silence, as well as the contradictions and struggles of the abnormal father-daughter relationship.

This is the third book in the "Street and Alley Chronicles" series, and it is appropriately named "Shenzhen Body Temperature". I have always thought that Wang Guohua was an ambitious writer. This stout man, who grew up in the water town of Jiangnan and studied in Northeast China, is actually very sensitive in his heart. Falling plumeria can also cause ripples in his heart. So he moved his family to Shenzhen because of the flowers that decorate the city. He walked around unfamiliar streets with a camera and recorded his tender feelings and the fireworks of the world in words. Unknowingly, Wang Guohua successively wrote "Streets and Alleys: Walking and Writing", "Streets and Alleys: Shenzhen Is Already Hometown", and this book "Streets and Alleys: Shenzhen's Body Temperature". This trilogy is the work of Wang Guohua who got to know Shenzhen, entered Shenzhen, and later regarded Shenzhen as his spiritual hometown. Different from other masterpieces that describe the ups and downs of the business world and the rise of high technology, these poetic and warm words are written on the streets and alleys, small shops and vendors, flower markets, former residences and ancient cities, etc., In an attempt to depict the spiritual picture of a generation in Shenzhen.

From Mr. Xiao Hong's classic works, 30 works are selected that are suitable for target readers and children of this age group; the introductory reading section deeply analyzes the writing styles of literary masters and appreciates the value of literature.

From Mr. Ye Shengtao's classic works, 30 works are selected that are suitable for target readers and children of this age group. The introductory reading section provides an in-depth analysis of the writing styles of literary writers and an appreciation of literary value.

From Mr. Lu Xun's classic works, 30 works are selected that are suitable for the target readers and children of the same age group. They are the pioneer and most important works of modern Chinese vernacular novels and a collection of Lu Xun's intensive reading novels.

This book selects 30 works from Mr. Zhu Ziqing's classic works that are suitable for target readers and children of this age group.

This book selects 40 essays by Feng Zikai related to family, children, growth, and aesthetic education, divided into five chapters: "Being a Father," "Innocent World," "Family Harmony," "Understanding the World," and "Beauty and Sympathy."

This collection of Lao She's short stories includes Lao She's well-known short stories such as "Crescent Moon" and "The Soul-Breaking Gun", striving to fully demonstrate the charm of Lao She's Beijing-style novels.

There are 2 volumes in the set, namely "Jianghu" and "Wan'er". "Jianghu": What kind of government, scheming and structure do you need to travel in the Jianghu? Watch Guo Degang discuss history while cooking wine, and Jianghu bosses discuss Jianghu. From official history, anecdotal history and folk stories, he extracts the underlying logic of Chinese-style human society and reveals the mysteries of Jianghu, officialdom, and shopping malls. This book teaches you how to be a good person, guard against others, and control others. "There are waves in the heart and spring in the face, this is the world." "Play": Not only is Brother Qian's spiritual experience based on his lifelong hobby; it is also a testimony of Brother Qian's friendship with his friends. When Brother Qian makes friends, he only talks about common hobbies, regardless of his profession. The "leader", the sixth brother, the third brother, the ninth master... The friends I play with include soldiers, laid-off workers, vagrants, and professional gamers, all with different life situations. The joys and sorrows of the little people are extremely touching. Yu Qian's thinking on life, love for ideals and cherishing friendship can always be seen in the article. You can see your habits from your hobbies; you can see the ways of the world and people from the stories of the people. See the big from the small, full of charm.

This book consists of "Zhu Ziqing's Intensive Reading", "Xiao Hong's Intensive Reading", "Lao She's Intensive Reading", "Lu Xun's Intensive Reading" and "Ye Shengtao's Intensive Reading".

"Inseparable": Douban score 8.1! The manuscript of "The Second Sex" author Beauvoir's never-before-published novel has been published for the first time! Beauvoir's version of "My Genius Girl"; "Jane Eyre": "The First Voice of Feminism"! Senior media person Guo Yujie writes a preface, looking back at female classics from the present; "Little Women": the creative starting point of countless female writers such as Woolf, Beauvoir, and J. K. Rowling! A gift for all little girls and big girls; "A Room of One's Own": a classic that inspires women's awakening! Susan Cuba, a well-known feminist scholar and co-author of "The Madwoman in the Attic", provides a 20,000-word introduction! The new translation adds more than 50,000 words of annotations to help you truly understand this book; "Loneliness is Charming" for Women: A beautiful sample of sexual creativity. A bilingual translation of Dickinson's selected poems with high reputation in Chinese and English, with a 10,000-word introduction written by a pioneering poet.

"The Complete Works of Wang Zengqi" includes all Wang Zengqi's literary works (novels, essays, dramas, art talks, poems, miscellaneous works) as well as letters, inscriptions and postscripts and other daily documents discovered so far. The work is based on the original published version and is well collated. Each article has a caption, explaining the original publication and inclusion in the collection, text changes, pen name and other version information. The epigraph of the letter introduces the brief introduction of the recipient, etc.

Wang Zengqi is famous for his novels and prose. This book will include all Wang Zengqi's prose works discovered so far, and sort them by writing time (supplemented by publication time). Each article has a caption, indicating the original newspaper, included in the collection, pseudonym, content changes and other version information. The original text is based on the "Prose Volume" and "Talk about Art Volume" of our company's "The Complete Works of Wang Zengqi". This book will be the most authoritative version of Wang Zengqi's complete collection of prose, filling a gap in the market.

The set contains 7 volumes, namely "Living Alone", "Maiben Sanbu's Favorite Things", "Loving Life Like Loving Beer", "Live Life as You Want", "I Like the Happy Life", "Learning to Be a Wonderful Person" and "Fun in the World".

"Mountain Moon": Li Ling, a passionate general who was determined to serve his country, abandoned his country due to a defeat and never returned. Ji Chang spent his whole life pursuing shooting skills, only to realize that the highest state is "nothing". Li Zheng became a demon for his poems, and he suddenly realized the value of life after transforming himself into a tiger. Sha Wujing only seeks the meaning of his own existence and wonders if he can get the answer on his way westward. "Disqualification in the World": Osamu Dazai focuses on expressing the love, trust and freedom of the inner world between human beings, and analyzes the true side of people hidden under their morality, which is thought-provoking. "Rashomon" is a collection of novels by the outstanding modern Japanese writer Akutagawa Ryunosuke. It includes 9 of his classic representative novels, including his famous work, the life-and-death choice between good and evil - "Rashomon"; Natsume Soseki's masterpiece "The Nose"; the original novel of Kurosawa Akira's classic film "Rashomon" - "In the Bamboo Grove", in addition to the critically acclaimed "Hell" and "Kappa".

"Brave New World": In the year 632 of Ford's Era, in a world country where science and technology are highly developed, disease and aging have been eliminated. Everyone enjoys the comfortable life provided by scientific and technological production. They do not have to bear any pressure and can pursue freedom and entertainment as they wish. Bernard realized that this happiness was very false. Due to the sleep brainwashing education they received from an early age, everyone contentedly accepted the established identity and class. In order to find true humanity, Bernard went to a savage reservation isolated by barbed wire, met John the savage by chance, and was attracted by his soul. He rebelliously brought John back to the civilized world, but attracted the attention of the world's head of state. "Animal Farm": This book includes George Orwell's well-known allegorical novel "Animal Farm" and three essays "Why I Write", "This Is Happiness" and "Old Stories from the Bookstore".

"Our Old Time": This is a work that laments the passage of time and the changes in destiny. The tone of the work is cordial and simple. By describing the little people's lives, it can soothe the hearts of readers and gain quiet strength in the noisy and impetuous world. "The Most Beautiful in the World: A Collection of Zhu Guangqian's Classic Prose": Selects popular and classic articles from Mr. Zhu Guangqian's works in various periods, covering multiple themes such as life, aesthetics, philosophy of life, self-cultivation, literature and art. "Everything Is Interesting: A Collection of Prose by Wang Zengqi": This book selects forty-four prose works by Wang Zengqi, divided into four parts: "Garden: Discovering Interesting Plants, Trees, Insects and Fish", "Vitality: Gaining the Courage to Live Actively", "Landscape: Exploring a Wider World" and "Them: Memories of a Master with Profound Scholarship". Wang Zengqi's beautiful and simple words show his unique and interesting life aesthetics, which can bring readers the enjoyment of literature and the enlightenment of life.

This book is composed of "A Man Called Ove Decides to Die", "Beartown", "Beartown 2", "I'm a Young Man and I'm Not in a Good Mood (20th Anniversary Revised Edition)", "My Life Is Empty and I Want to Do Something Big", "House of Lies" ", "A Man Called Ove", "The Long Way Home", "I Don't Like Humans, I Want to Live in the Forest", "For the First Time in Life", "Nothing is Sweet Without You", all are Nordic literary works with high ratings on Douban.

"Flowers on the Sea: Daily Life of Women in Shanghai Worker New Village" is the research result of the "Urbanization, Gender and Southern Hemisphere - Transforming Knowledge Network Research Project Shanghai Team (Gen Urb)". It includes oral history interviews with six women and three grassroots mother-daughter pairs in Shanghai Worker New Village, as well as a four-week online and offline diary workshop. Through participatory field observation, it explores gender issues from the perspective of urban development and family communities under socialist construction.

Fu Lei's family compiled a selection of Fu Lei's family letters from 1954 to 1966, including 215 letters. Among them, Fu Cong's and Fu Min's letters have not entered the public edition. What is printed in this collection is not the gossip of an ordinary father and son, but the spiritual dialogue between two special artists. Among them are in-depth discussions between father and son on learning, music, and artistic cultivation, as well as comfort and admonitions on life, emotions, and love, as well as the son's emotional ups and downs and expressions of mood as he grows up. Open this book and feel the spiritual collision and spiritual communication between two generations, and appreciate the deep love between parents and children. The dialogue between father and son reproduces the process of Fu Lei's transformation from a strict father to a friend, and Fu Cong's transformation from youth to maturity. What they jointly present is unrestrained enthusiasm and exciting vitality. If Fu Cong's family letters are like carving unformed jade, Fu Lei's family letters show us the whole process of carving the jade. They are Fu Lei's chapter on teaching his son and Fu Cong's growth book.

He Ping is not an academic critic in the usual sense. In the past five or six years, he has hosted the "Flower City Concern" column, convened the "Shanghai-Nanjing Twin Cities Literary Workshop", and edited the "On-site Literature Series" and the "Literary Community Book Series" to realistically influence the current literary production and ecology in order to fulfill his critical ideal of rebuilding the dialogue and publicity of literary criticism. "The Return of Criticism" is based on the long-term literary history and the integrity of the macro-literary view. It uses field surveys to explore and redraw the panoramic map of contemporary Chinese literature. It is a native archive of the literary scene. Not only that, in He Ping's view, it is an important tradition of modern Chinese literary criticism that critics take root in the literary scene and participate in literary production and the construction of literary history. Adhering to this tradition, "The Return of Criticism" presents a unique personal critical style in its concepts, postures, practices, paradigms and styles. The book is divided into three volumes: "Ideology", "Writers" and "Scene". "Trend of Thought" is He Ping's exploration and reflection on Chinese literature as a whole in the era of reform and opening up, especially the 20 years of the new century; "Writer" is a series of case studies of writers, in which he reflects on the aesthetic creation of contemporary Chinese writers using five writers, including Alai, Chi Zijian, Li Er, Ai Wei, and Qiu Huadong; "Site" is a private literary archive that contains the general comments of thirty issues of the "Flower City Concern" column hosted by the author from 2017 to 2021. He Ping uses a critic's aesthetic sensitivity and independent judgment to sort out and identify the rich literary scene, extract new literary trends and aesthetic experiences, and pay attention to the era of reform and opening up, especially important literary issues in the new century: local and world literature, media revolution, the impact of AI technology on literature, literary generations and youth writing, reform The historical logic of Chinese literature in the era of reform and opening up, multi-ethnic literature and literary communities, emerging literary styles, social changes, etc., Starting from the literary issues of the times, realize the return of literary criticism to contemporary Chinese literature and the reality of China it is related to, demonstrating the effectiveness and reality of literary criticism with attitude, temperature, and emotion.

"General History of Spanish and Spanish American Literature" is the first true general history of Spanish literature, and it is not limited to the Spanish language. This is because it originated from Spain as a relatively independent kingdom - the Visigoths, and has lasted for more than 1,500 years, spanning the two continents of Europe and the United States, involving twenty countries, plus the heritage of the ancient Mayan, Inca and Aztec civilizations. The five-volume general history consists of "Spanish Literature: The Medieval Period", "Spanish Literature: The Golden Century", "Spanish Literature: Modern Times", "Spanish American Literature: The Classical Period" and "Spanish American Literature: Modern Times". "Hispanic American Literature: The Classical Period" consists of literature from the ancient Indian period and the Spanish colonial period. The literature of the ancient Indian period mainly includes Mayan, Inca and Aztec literature; Spanish colonial literature began in 1492, when Columbus discovered America, and his logbook is considered the beginning of "New World" literature. During more than three hundred years of colonial rule, Spanish culture dominated Spanish America. At the beginning of the 19th century, the American independence movement and the French Revolution spread to Spanish America. Colonial writers opened the curtain of enlightenment, and the clarion call of the independent revolution resounded from north to south.

You have only one purpose in reading him: "for life." - Flaubert. Traveling through more than four hundred years of life wisdom and philosophy. It is loved by writers such as Voltaire, Flaubert, Byron, Emerson, Woolf, T. S. Eliot, and Gide. The translation recommended by translator Xu Yuanchong, "The Complete Essays of Montaigne", has a total of 107 chapters, about one million words, each chapter is of different lengths, and the structure is clear and natural. With his special keen perception, Montaigne recorded his intellectual and spiritual development, leaving extremely precious spiritual wealth for future generations. For more than four hundred years, history has proven that Montaigne is an immortal figure like Bacon, Shakespeare and other great writers. His works are an analysis of various ideological trends and knowledge in the sixteenth century. They are known as the "philosophy of life". They occupy an important position in the history of French prose and are the first of essay-type works.