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This book is Jiang Kan's brand new collection of essays on life in the mountains. In order to be reunited with her husband and to cultivate her body and mind, she moved to Mount Putuo. With the mountain behind her and the sea facing her, the world is surrounded by Buddhist lanterns, monks, nuns and laypeople. It is bright and quiet. There is no place like Putuo that can accommodate these completely opposite artistic conceptions at the same time. She shares life in the mountains, meets good people in the mountains, and visits Buddhist temples in the mountains. She is everywhere in Putuo Mountain. But I know that I will adapt to the new life soon, just like when I was in college and then went to Australia. The day I left, I cried and couldn't stop. I turned around and found my own fun and immersed myself in the new world. Yes, there is nothing to cry about. Leaving is not out of disgust, successful transformation, or to beautify or sublimate the past. Leaving is simply because I want to try a new beginning and need a new toss, that's all. I thank myself that no matter how troubled and sad I am, I always have a sparkling place in my heart, which supports me to keep my vitality alive.

Zhou Gongzi, an enthusiast of Tang poetry and Song lyrics and a lover of storytelling, will take you to experience the shining stars of the Tang Dynasty. Meng Haoran who is indifferent and relaxed, Li Bai who is bold and confident, Du Fu who is patriotic and concerned about the people, Han Yu who never gives up, Bai Juyi who is famous for his optimism, Li Shangyin who is affectionate and comforting... The bright and shining stars of poetry seem to travel through time and space in the author's writing, talking to you with funny words, gathering in emotional meetings, and flowing into the world. The author integrates poetry, history, and biography in the book, with detailed research and detailed research. He uses nearly 300 classic Tang poems to connect the poets' flesh-and-blood, joyful lives. A unique poetry reading, a beautiful and enjoyable biography of a poet. Just read it.

Use slowness to gain speed, use simplicity to gain complexity, and live a life of sacrifice. Happiness is never easy to come by! Many people attribute the global happiness index to Nordic institutions, welfare, resources and other factors, but is it really just that? What is happiness? Materials are important, but just "enough" is enough. The happiness of the Nordic people comes more from a simple, natural, and peaceful mentality, as well as the warmth of family and personal efforts. These are things that we can learn and practice, and they are what our tradition has always advocated since ancient times. Happiness is a choice. We don't have to go far away to adapt to other people's lives, and we don't have to exhaust ourselves for other people's values. Follow Luo Fu and experience the confident mentality, simple lifestyle, endless self-improvement spirit and warm and healing family concepts that can truly achieve happiness. The world is much bigger than Northern Europe, and your heart is much bigger than anywhere you want to reach.

This book mainly collects the works created by the author when he was in Beijing. He wrote in ink the human touch of vegetation, mountains, rivers, flowers, birds, insects, and fish, as well as the gentle local flavor of nostalgia and folk customs, and the trivial things of ordinary people; he wrote the beauty and agility of the world with a calm and open-minded heart. There is always a series of surprises under the tip of his pen: the white osmanthus with dew in the morning mist, the bright, plump and plump rain in Kunming, the woody fragrance that swells the flower bones, the gardenia enjoying itself, the alley. The soft voice of the Miao woman selling bayberry, the unforgettable mentors and friends of the Lianda University, or the idle people in the busy city who have no joy or worry, no worries, no desires or pursuits, who are naturally indifferent, hugging their knees and watching "Living Zhuangzi". Mr. Wang Zengqi has devoted his true feelings to life all his life. His water-washed words have the power to wash away the worldly world and give his works pure vitality.

This book mainly collects the author's works when he was in Zhangjiakou. In 1958, the author came to Zhangjiakou and lived here for four years. He created novels such as "Qili Tea House", "One Night in the Sheep House", "Wang Quan", "Looking at the Water", "Characters under the Sea", "Butter Pancakes", "Loneliness and Warmth", "Protecting Autumn", etc. They are all famous and vivid descriptions of Zhangjiakou. The words may seem plain, but when read, there is a distant artistic conception, revealing a traditional and harmonious "literati" sentiment everywhere. Because of Guyuan's experience, the author also wrote prose essays such as "Guyuan", "Bashang", "Be at peace with the situation", etc. From the works, you can feel the author's infinite attachment to Zhangjiakou.

From 1939 to 1943, Wang Zengqi studied at the Southwest Associated University, which moved south to Kunming during the war. He recorded the gathering of masters and academic freedom at that time. The interesting stories of professors and classmates such as Shen Congwen, Wen Yiduo, Tang Lizhang, and Jin Yuelin made people laugh under his narration. The article also included some essays about the scenery of vegetation.

This book mainly collects the works created by the author when he was in Gaoyou. His prose writes about flowers, plants, trees, birds, beasts, insects, fish, and trivial matters of ordinary people, and is written elegantly; his novels write about small people, small things, and small interests, and is written calmly, aiming to allow the younger generation of readers to rediscover the beauty of language and stories in Wang Zengqi's works. The novel "The Ordination" is full of love for traditional culture, and pursues a return to realism and national tradition in creation. His novels allow readers to rediscover the national soul, spirit and traditional virtues.

"Collected Letters of Wang Zengqi" is a complete collection of many letters exchanged by Mr. Wang Zengqi throughout his life. The book contains hundreds of letters between Mr. Wang Zengqi and many famous writers such as Shen Congwen, Ba Jin, Huang Shang, Fan Yong, Xiao Shan, Lu Jianhua, etc. It not only provides us with a wealth of information for an in-depth understanding of Wang Zengqi and his works from one aspect, but also provides us with a precious historical material on the history of contemporary literature.

This book selects several classic prose works by Mr. Wang Zengqi from various periods, such as "Let Things Happen", "Human Plants", "Rain in Kunming", "Tea House", etc. His prose is narrative, lyrical, and explanatory. These prose writing techniques are delicate, the structure is smooth, the organization is clear, the content is rich and colorful, and the language is fluent and beautiful. The prose is permeated with the author's rich social life and complex inner world. This collection of essays is typical and exquisite, highly readable and worth savoring.

Wang Changling, nicknamed Shaobo, was a frontier poet in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. He was good at poetic descriptions of frontier fortresses, boudoir's grudges, and farewells. His emotions were delicate, real and touching, and he was especially good at Qijue's creations. He was known as the "Qijue Master" and "Poet Master Wang Jiangning". His representative works are "Out of the Fortress", "Seven Poems on the Military March" and "Girls' Grudge". The book starts with the poet's life and creation, and collects more than a hundred classic poems by Wang Changling. It provides precise annotations and translations of the allusions to the poet's poems.

Du Mu was a famous poet and essayist in the late Tang Dynasty. As a shining pearl in the poetry world of the late Tang Dynasty, Du Mu is famous in both poetry and literature. His poems are famous for their seven-character quatrains and are highly accomplished. This book selects Du Mu's important poems, carefully annotates and translates them, and organizes and summarizes his life and creation, so that readers can appreciate the ideological sources of his works while appreciating his works.

This series of books is based on the themes of "Architecture", "Plants", "Animals", "Food", "Clothing" and "Color". Poems with these themes are selected, accompanied by popular science about famous objects. With the help of poetry, we try to penetrate the gaps in history and re-present before our eyes the once dazzling buildings, unknown species, the profound Chinese food, traditional Chinese colors and costumes, etc. This book selects ancient poems that contain traditional Chinese colors from many ancient poems. It is not only accompanied by poem annotations, but also related color science, as well as hand-drawn illustrations, etc., And extracts the exclusive chromatogram of traditional Chinese colors in the poems, so that readers can have a deeper understanding and inheritance of China's color culture.

This series of books is based on the themes of "Architecture", "Plants", "Animals", "Food", "Clothing" and "Color". Poems with these themes are selected, accompanied by popular science about famous objects. With the help of poetry, we try to penetrate the gaps in history and re-present before our eyes the once dazzling buildings, unknown species, the profound Chinese food, traditional Chinese colors and costumes, etc. This book selects from many ancient poems those involving the theme of traditional Chinese clothing. It is not only accompanied by poetry annotations, but also related popular science on clothing, as well as hand-drawn illustrations. On the one hand, it shows the beauty of Chinese clothing, and on the other hand, it also facilitates readers to appreciate the unique charm of traditional Chinese clothing.

This series of books is based on the themes of "Architecture", "Plants", "Animals", "Food", "Clothing" and "Color". Poems with these themes are selected, accompanied by popular science about famous objects. With the help of poetry, we try to penetrate the gaps in history and re-present before our eyes the once dazzling buildings, unknown species, the profound Chinese food, traditional Chinese colors and costumes, etc. This book selects ancient poems involving plant themes from many ancient poems. It is not only accompanied by poetry annotations, but also related plant science, as well as hand-drawn illustrations, etc., So that readers can not only feel the beauty of poetry, but also know and understand different plants.

This series of books is based on the themes of "Architecture", "Plants", "Animals", "Food", "Clothing" and "Color". Poems with these themes are selected, accompanied by popular science about famous objects. With the help of poetry, we try to penetrate the gaps in history and re-present before our eyes the once dazzling buildings, unknown species, the profound Chinese food, traditional Chinese colors and costumes, etc. This book selects ancient poems involving animal themes from many ancient poems. It is not only accompanied by poetry annotations, but also related animal science, as well as hand-drawn illustrations, etc., Allowing readers to feel that animals are so delicate and have attracted countless poets to bow down, and at the same time, they can also know and understand different animals.

With the theme of "Looking at the World from a Cold Eye", this book selects classic essays by many modern and contemporary literary masters, accompanied by reading notes, and is compiled into a volume. The articles selected in this book all express the views and views of famous people on the world, including cries of concern for the country and the people, reflections on social phenomena, and thoughts on life and life. In these articles, they express their thinking and exploration of the world and life with a cold and sharp attitude.

Yan Jidao, whose courtesy name was Shuyuan and his nickname was Xiaoshan. He was born into a prime minister's family and enjoyed all the glory and wealth in his early years. Later, his family fell into decline and his fate went through many twists and turns. Yan Jidao has a distinctive personality, he is arrogant to the powerful, and his style of writing is sad, sentimental, sincere and moving. This book combs Yan Jidao's life story, selects Yan Jidao's classic lyrics, and provides annotations and translations to help readers read and deeply appreciate the essence of his works.

Wei Zhuang is a famous poet and lyricist in the late Tang Dynasty. His poems have various themes and are elegant and beautiful. This book provides a comprehensive interpretation of Wei Zhuang's life, showing his twists and turns. This book selects Wei Zhuang's classic poems, leading readers into Wei Zhuang's world, feeling his ethereal brushwork, distant artistic conception, and tasting his lingering and gentle affection.

The extremely splendid life is based on the pride of not being complicit in the world, and the ink is painted with pure, beautiful, tranquil and elegant pastoral feelings. With a few strokes of the pen, he has created Tao Yuanming, the "ancestor of ancient and modern reclusive poets" who "comes to this world only for the mountains and rivers". This book carefully collects many classic poems by the pastoral poet Tao Yuanming. The poems are full of mellow charm and delicate emotions. Through careful translation and detailed annotation, they can put aside the turmoil of the world, follow the poet's freedom of spirit and simplicity of quality, reveal the poet's true heart, and appreciate the elegant charm of poetry.

Zhou Bangyan was a writer in the Northern Song Dynasty. He was also a poet and lyricist, especially good at composing lyrics. He was one of the representative poets of the "Graceful School" of Song lyrics and the sect of the Metrical School of lyricists. This book selects Zhou Bangyan's poetry works, carefully annotates them, and organizes and summarizes his life and creation, so that readers can appreciate the ideological sources of his works while appreciating his works.

"One City, One Book" is a collection of literary works with the theme of "city". It includes poems, prose and other works by different writers about the city. By telling different stories about the same city, it can be circulated infinitely and become a mark, generating an atlas of the city's style. Using a book to record the expression of a city allows you to travel around every corner of it between the lines, making your journey further. This book selects literary works describing the city "Kunming" from ancient times to the present, such as Wang Jingchang's "Yunjin Bridge", "Longquan Mountain Taoist Yuan", Lao She's "Short Notes of a Trip to Yunnan", Lin Huiyin's "Kunming Scenery", etc., Covering everything from the city's four-season beauty to the basic necessities, food, housing and transportation. Each article is accompanied by a short reading note, allowing those who are wandering to relieve the pain of homesickness, and those who want to travel far away to travel in words.

Ouyang Xiu, courtesy name Yongshu, nicknamed Zuiweng, later nicknamed Liuyi Jushi, was a famous politician, writer, and historian in the Song Dynasty, and one of the "Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties". He inherited and developed Han Yu's ancient prose theory and led the poetry innovation movement in the Northern Song Dynasty. He was a literary leader who created a generation of literary style in the literary history of the Song Dynasty. This book selects Ouyang Xiu's classic poetry works and organizes his life, leading readers to appreciate the charm of the works of a generation of literary leaders.

Wei Yingwu was an important poet in the mid-Tang Dynasty, with a fresh and natural poetry style. This book provides a comprehensive interpretation of Wei Yingwu's life, showing his elegant and leisurely life. This book selects Wei Yingwu's classic poems, leading readers into Wei Yingwu's works and world, feeling the bright and elegant color beauty and music beauty in his works, and tasting his unique thoughts.

A witty and atypical guide to life, telling us how to take a meaningful vacation, how to travel with salmon, how to avoid talking about football, how to take a train in the United States, how to talk about animals, and even how to become a Knight of Malta... Joking, provocative, and humorous, it is an incredible combination of profoundness and worldliness. With his naughty wit and genius-like cynicism, Eco answers questions we have never thought of and questions the answers we are accustomed to. Football, porn, and coffee pots, these seemingly "brainless" topics, become both interesting and profound in his writing, leading us to peek into the absurdity of modern life.

Through these poems selected in the book, we can understand the unique style of the author's poetry: sincere, simple, full of affectionate praise of nature and noble spirit, and the inheritance of traditional Chinese folk culture.

"Microphone Audition" is a collection of short essays by Huang Guojun. The original traditional Chinese version was published in 2002. This collection of essays covers a wide range of topics. It uses a relaxed style to tell what new knowledge, anecdotes, strange people, and strange things are there to make readers laugh. It makes the theme more vivid and vivid with its own jokes that alternate between fiction and reality. It also talks about its own unique interpretation of life, art, and life. The reading of the whole book is different from the delicate and sensitive style of Huang Guojun's novels. His prose contains a high density of humor and wit in a short space. Behind the humor, it is actually the sharpest analysis of some social phenomena of the year.

"Shakespeare's Love Poems (Illustrated Collector's Edition)" compiles Shakespeare's love poems into one volume, with exquisite illustrations by the legendary British artist Eric Gill. It contains four major chapters in sequence: "Venus and Adonis", "Sonnets" and "Sonnets". "The Lover's Complaint" and "The Love Seeker" are accompanied by detailed translator's explanations and annotations. In addition to maintaining the rhythm of the original poem, the English poetry translator Mr. Cao Minglun also retained the rhyme pattern of the original poem during the translation, allowing readers to truly understand the unique charm of Shakespeare's love poems. "Venus and Adoni" is a very popular love narrative poem at the end of the 16th century. It is based on Ovid's "Metamorphoses" and describes Venus, the goddess of love, pursuing the young Adonis, a passionate romantic story of a woman pursuing a man. The poem is fresh and lively, has beautiful melody, exquisite metaphors and magnificent language. There are 154 "Sonnets" in total. They are a symbol of the mature development of Shakespeare's humanistic spirit and a monument to his superb artistic level. They are full of praise for truth, goodness and beauty, criticism of falsehood, evil and ugliness, and yearning for human liberation, personal dignity and social justice. "The Lover's Complaint" is a rare complaint poem whose style emerged during the Renaissance. It was praised by critics as soon as it was published in the early 17th century. "Love Seeker" has a total of 21 songs, which are catchy and have a ballad flavor.

The first part, "Son of Destiny: Fruit," records the growth of his son in the form of prose, as well as the pain and joy of being a father... Compared to the first part, which is in the form of a memoir or life essay, the completely fictional second part, "Descartes' Daughter," is a reflection. I deliberately added many annotations and wrote it as if it were a biography translated from a foreign language, but the perspective is subjective, that is, a father's perspective. After constructing an imaginary daughter, I thought I might as well construct an imaginary son, so I came up with the idea for the third part. This non-existent son flower is the contrast of the real son fruit. As a "younger brother," I wonder what the possibilities are for a "completely different other son." Maybe he was just the adult me ​​trying to regain my youthful pretense. --Dong Qizhang

Starting from the needs of Chinese narrative teaching in primary and secondary schools, this book introduces the important concepts, principles and methods of text interpretation from the perspective of narratology. In order to transcend the traditional interpretation methods of chapter excerpts or personal reflections after reading, text interpretation from the perspective of narratology strives to achieve a holistic and in-depth understanding of the text through the application of targeted concepts or methods based on the analysis of the structure of the work. The first three chapters of this book mainly introduce the theory of narratology, including the elements and principles of the structure of narrative works, the generation mechanism of textual meaning, the analysis and application of core concepts of narratology, etc. It also uses narrative texts in textbooks as examples to demonstrate the general methods of analysis. The fourth chapter of this book is the case part. A total of 28 texts including fairy tales, fables, myths and legends, biographies, narrative essays, and novels from primary and secondary Chinese language textbooks are selected to provide practical examples of interpretation from the perspective of narratology. This book aims to provide reference for Chinese language teachers in primary and secondary schools to improve their text analysis abilities. We also hope that Chinese language education colleagues can conduct their own expansion and in-depth research based on this book.

"A Heart of Ice: One Hundred Poems Dedicated to the Party" begins with a prologue poem (the founding of the Communist Party of China in 1921), kicking off a magnificent century-old "epic". The overall feeling of poetry is exquisite. From history that has never been experienced to eras that have been experienced personally, the author can always see the big from the small, and find entry points in ordinary life or stories. The perspective is distinctive and unique, and the poetic style is delicate and gentle. As an ordinary young new party member of the post-95 generation, the author expresses his inner emotions with a beautiful vision and poetic feelings, expresses his love and true feelings for the party, and embodies the spirit and style of healthy growth under the sunshine of the party. As a book that can be published on a theme, it is unique.

Comrade Liu Wanjiang is deeply nourished by the excellent Chinese culture and always wants to do his part in spreading Chinese civilization and promoting the Chinese spirit with his own meager power. "Chunhui" collects poems written by him from 1997 to December 2020. The time span spans more than 20 years and has a variety of themes. Whether he writes about landscapes, animals and plants, or historical figures and major events, they are all full of his love for the country, the times and life. The author strives to harmoniously integrate moral sentiments and artistic aesthetics, embodies noble ideological realms in typical artistic phenomena, and strives to create good poems in the new era to enrich the spiritual and cultural life of readers and the people.

Kuyuzhai is the name of Zhou Zuoren's study. In the 1920s and 1930s, a special group of literati was formed with Zhou Zuoren as the core. They are very different from the left-wing intellectuals led by Lu Xun, and also different from the so-called liberal intellectuals represented by Hu Shi. In the form of essays, this book freely, vividly and vividly describes the cultural psychology, value choices, life attitude and social orientation of this group of literati. This book is a revised version of the author's old work. On the basis of the old edition, the author has modified and polished some of the textual expressions, added three chapters, "The Fifth Disciple", "Buddhist Scenery" and "With Lucianos", and deleted the "Postscript". It is obvious that more than ten years after the first edition, the author of this book has deepened his understanding of Zhou Zuoren and his historical influence.

This book selects the annual masterpieces of writers who are currently very active, including Sun Yu, Acheng, Ning Ken, Ekber, Li Xiuwen, Renlin, Zhu Yong, Tunu, Hu Zhufeng, etc. There are also outstanding works by post-1980s writers such as Jingda, Liu Xingyuan, Sunan, Wang Fang, Song Changzheng, and Jiang Xu. They use highly personalized and exquisite words to explain human nature, face life directly, and reach straight to the soul.

This book has a total of twenty-five chapters, vividly describing the natural ecology, agricultural production, villagers' lives, customs and culture, characters' emotions, and social forms in the Dabie Mountains in eastern Hubei in the 1960s and 1970s, with a simple and concise writing style, an immersive picture, and a sublimated positive outlook on life. It is like a refreshing wind. Coinciding with the tide of rural revitalization and development, this book reshapes the understanding of rural life. Carefully savor every memory of the Dabie Mountains, and the feeling of returning to nature, dreaming back to childhood, and having an epiphany about life emerges spontaneously!

Zhi'an is a well-known expert on Zhang Ailing in China and has edited the simplified Chinese version of "The Complete Works of Zhang Ailing". This book selects Zhi'an's research articles on Zhang Ailing in the past twenty years, and is the first collection of such works. The discussion is practical and in-depth, and there is much that others have not said; the author is also a master of prose, and his writing is exquisite and elegant. It is not an exaggeration to call him "gentle and elegant". The collection includes "The Differences of Zhang Ailing's Literature", "Zhang Ailing's Cruel Beauty", "Postscript", "Character Illustrations", "Floating Life Is Only for Little Reunion", "Revisiting", "The Skills of Female Writer Sheng Jiuli", "With", "Zhang Ailing and Visual Art", "About "Nan Ling Beimei"", "Review of the Manuscript of "Little Reunion"", "Review of the Manuscript of "Border Town Revisited"", etc., Totaling nearly 100,000 words.

This book contains the author's education and teaching experiences, literary and art reviews and appreciation articles, as well as several essays. The author covers a variety of topics and his writing methods are also flexible. Many of them are based on his feelings and events, making the reading unique and thought-provoking. What is commendable is that the author is full of patriotism and love for his family, and his words are infiltrated with praise for his hometown. For example, the included chapter "Zhumadian Cultural Legend" is only intended to let people understand Zhumadian, praise Zhumadian, and cheer for Zhumadian, so that this emerging and vibrant city can shine with new brilliance and create new historical glory.

In August 2021, the US military withdrew from Afghanistan, and the subsequent "Fall of Kabul" incident caused an uproar in society. The United States launched the war in Afghanistan in October 2001. This war lasted for nearly 20 years and once received overwhelming support from public opinion. Now that the war in Afghanistan has come to an end, it has been recorded as a serious geopolitical disaster brewed by the United States in the 21st century. "The Afghanistan Papers" is an in-depth investigation of the war, revealing the lies, deceptions and truth of the U. S. War in Afghanistan. The United States launches war in the name of counter-terrorism. This is the sanitized official narrative. The author obtained a large number of public internal investigation documents and revealed in this book how the United States fell into a labor-intensive war and was determined to hide the truth of its failure from the public. The "Afghanistan Papers" originally came from the "Lessons Learned" interview transcript compiled by the Office of the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction under the U. S. Congress. It was titled "What the United States Needs to Learn: Lessons from the 20 Years of War in Afghanistan" and aimed to examine the reasons for the failure of the U. S. Policy in Afghanistan. The document is more than 2,000 pages long and collects interviews with key decision-makers and those who witnessed the war, including Pentagon officials, military generals, diplomats, businessmen, aid workers, etc. The facts they told are shocking - four consecutive US presidents lied that "the Afghan war strategy is correct and is progressing smoothly," but in fact it was a "nation-building experiment" that seriously failed in Afghanistan.

Kong Denan is a person who is extremely eager to express his thoughts and emotions through words. This book excerpts the original copywriting he created in the past two years. These copywritings are simple yet profound, delicate and moving, and have been widely reprinted on major online platforms. Black characters on white paper, between the lines, there are a few words that are touching, and a few light strokes are touching the heart. The whole book is full of Kong Denan's countless sleepless nights writing words and countless readers who feel the same way as him.

Feng Tang and his mother's 365 life philosophies: Only when you understand your life can you live happily. This book contains Feng Tang's life wisdom quotes, walking in the world, cultivating a clear and strong heart: don't be anxious, don't be afraid, be "shameless", and do it to the end. It tells the affectionate and interesting stories between Feng Tang and his parents, brothers and sisters, and reveals more wonderful quotes from internet celebrity moms.

In 1931, Jorge Luis Borges (1899-1986) and Adolfo Bioy Casares (1914-1999) established a profound friendship full of literary color. This irreconcilable friendship also had a profound impact on Spanish literature. Since 1947, Bioy began to meticulously record the "seemingly endless and passionate conversations" between the two men that took place almost every day. He continued to write for forty years, and this enthusiasm led to the masterpiece "Borges in the Diary: 1931-1989". This book retains the essence of Borges's eloquent remarks, and also includes his comments on some characters, events and evaluations of writers' works. The subject covers a wide range of topics, not just limited to the field of literature. As writer Martino said: "Through Bioy's writing skills, readers are led into the literary world and into the ideological world of this writer who is known for being complex, profound and even elusive."

The "I Came from Xinjiang" series of books is a rare large-scale chronicle of Xinjiang characters. "Xinjiang·Lai" is the fifth book in this series and the final book with a perfect ending. All the protagonists in "Xinjiang Come" are not only from Xinjiang, but also successful people in various fields. Each of them has created or continues to create an extraordinary journey of realizing their dreams. The author re-interviewed 17 ordinary people in Xinjiang who were pursuing their dreams in the mainland, and brought the follow-up stories of their outstanding achievements; 7 film and television celebrities and musicians, including Chen Jianbin, Wang Jingchun, Ma You, and Parhati, personally told their journey from Xinjiang to thousands of households, with twists and turns and unimaginable hardships; 8 successful people from all walks of life in Hong Kong frankly shared their ups and downs of leaving Xinjiang to study and struggle. There is also Tong Liya who sincerely shared in the preface. A total of 33 Xinjiang people who have successfully realized their dreams have brought together a set of touching and inspirational stories. The author of this book, Kurbanjan, is not only the interviewer of these inspirational stories, but also the most sincere "interviewee". At the end of the book, his several self-prefaces and a speech written in Uyghur Chinese style are extremely touching. This is the reason why he was able to persist in completing the five books in the "I Come from Xinjiang" series for more than six years. All the protagonists in "Latin America" ​​follow their hearts and set ambitious goals for themselves, which are difficult enough that most people can't even imagine. On the road to chasing their dreams, they did not rush for quick success, but worked hard, never flinched, never gave up, and unswervingly turned their dreams into reality. The core content of what they say is one sentence: the harder you work, the luckier you will be!

This book is a collection of essays, and most of the articles included are poetic presentations of the author's hometown, expressing the author's love for his relatives, and revealing the author's own life experience and rich inner world. The text is dense and meticulous, full of affection and eloquent, as if recounting family life, reflecting the author's literary accomplishment and thinking about life, finding profundity in the ordinary, and seeing true feelings in the indifferent.

In the countryside, there are countless tragedies of life. As individuals, they complete their lives in a hurry, leaving people with nothing more than talk after dinner. But life itself is equal. Good or bad life should have its own annual rings. No one records them, but I remembered these past events at night in a foreign land.

This book tells a "love legend": His daughter is going to junior high school, and he thought of a book of his own to read to her, so this collection was created. The whole book takes "love" as its theme, including "great love" for parents, oneself, motherland, society, and mankind. It is very suitable for young people to read. The book is divided into three parts: the first part is "Love needs to be cultivated", which is mainly composed of prose, and it touches people by telling some warm stories; the second part is "Love needs to be spread", which is mainly composed of poems, which are full of emotions and moisturize the soul; the third part is "Love needs to be watered", which is mainly composed of reasoning papers and prose, in which the author talks about some principles that benefit people a lot. So good, this book!

"Fern Dreams" is a collection of fairy tale poems and essays written by the author Li Tianyi when he was in middle school. The author began to publish his works officially when he was 8 years old. He published and won hundreds of awards during his elementary and middle school years. His achievements are relatively rare among his peers. The first volume of the book, "Dreams, Hidden in Cracks" is the composition part, which is close to life, the writing style is wonderful, and often has extraordinary philosophical thoughts. It is a good example for students' composition; the second volume, "Dreams, Floating in the Wind" is the fairy tale part, with magnificent imagination, wonderful conception, and fascinating; the third volume, "Dreams, Embedded in Dreams" is the poetry part, and its display of the mysteries deep in the heart is amazing.

This book is a collection of Li Qunfang's family love poems, including more than 160 works about mother's love and family love.

As one of the "Modern Zen Poetry School Series", this collection of poems includes the poet Nan Bei's exploration of modern Zen poetry in the twenty-five years from 1990 to 2016.

This book is the third collection of essays published by He Longfei, a writer in Fuling, Chongqing, after "The Rhyme of Lotus in the Shade of Pines" and "The Words of Planting Melons, Planting Beans, Planting Melons". This collection of essays has a total of 144 articles and more than 300,000 words. According to its content, it is divided into five short collections: "Nostalgia", "Boundless Love", "Fleeting Shadows", "Leisure and Ease" and "Only Fragments".

This book is a heart-warming work of 2022 by the well-known writer Xiao Fuxing. It personally selects his famous prose works written in different periods, and specially includes sixteen new works that have never been collected and published. This is a work that laments the flow of time and the changes in destiny, with "time" as the theme and clue. It can be said that time is the protagonist of this work. The author Xiao Fuxing wanders in the past years, where he has his relatives, his hometown, and his compound. There was his bright moon there, and all the warmth he had ever felt. He spent the rest of his life walking around and never actually got out of those good years.

"Complete Records of the Ranking of Marshals and Generals in China: A Closer View of the Ranks of Marshals and Generals of the Chinese People's Liberation Army from 1955 to 1964" vividly records the legends and anecdotes of the 10 marshals, 10 generals, 57 generals, 177 lieutenant generals and 1,359 major generals who were awarded the title from 1955 to 1944; it also provides a wonderful account of their extraordinary experiences of great wisdom and courage. It describes their colorful lives and life events, and enthusiastically praises their selflessness and fearlessness in establishing the party for the public good. It reflects the legendary war experience of the famous general Zhan Xing from all aspects and angles, including his superb command art, awe-inspiring heroic spirit, noble moral sentiments, pleasant tastes and hobbies, and deep love and marriage. It is interesting and fascinating to read. The founding fathers of the country have made outstanding achievements in history; the generals of the generation still have their style. I believe that you will be able to enlighten your wisdom, gain some insights and gain something from the "Complete Record of the Ranking of Marshals and Generals in China: A Closer Look at the Ranks of Marshal and Generals of the Chinese People's Liberation Army from 1955 to 1964".