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Human beings have created civilization and culture, and people live in civilization and culture. Civilization and culture also restrict people. Humans are cultural animals. If culture is removed from humans, or if humans lose the ability to create civilization and culture, humans will no longer be human beings. This is what distinguishes humans from animals.

Human civilization is history recorded in words, time and space solidified in words, and the crystallization of ideas and culture and spiritual and material achievements mainly passed down through words.

Human civilization is history recorded in words, time and space solidified in words, and the crystallization of ideas and culture and spiritual and material achievements mainly passed down through words.

Human civilization is history recorded in words, time and space solidified in words, and the crystallization of ideas and culture and spiritual and material achievements mainly passed down through words.

Human civilization is history recorded in words, time and space solidified in words, and the crystallization of ideas and culture and spiritual and material achievements mainly passed down through words.

Mr. Zhu Ziqing was very serious about writing prefaces and postscripts during his lifetime. His old friend Mr. Li Guangtian once commented that his works "established a pure and simple fresh style" in the literary world at that time. "Elegance comes from simplicity, humor comes from loyalty, and fatness comes from plainness." According to his preface and postscript, the same is true. Mr. Zhu Ziqing believes that prefaces and postscripts should be serious but should not lose their artistic quality in order to pay attention to serious preaching. Therefore, reading his prefaces and postscripts will also make people feel "affectionate and interesting".

The book "Good Tea Like Beautiful Women: Cultural Famous Masters and Leisure Life" selects 66 articles by modern masters such as Zhou Zuoren, Feng Zikai, Zheng Zhenduo, Zhu Ziqing, and Ye Shengtao. From their articles, many profound and simple truths can be read, leading readers to understand fame and wealth, worldliness, and the glitz of the world. The main content of this book includes: "A Note on Antiques", "A Note on Buying Ink", "Goldfish", "Lice", "Two Trees", "Talk about Entertainment", "Drinking Tea", "Eating Melon Seeds", "White Goose", "Willow", "Tadpole", "Idle Life" and other literary works.

Jin Yi, the author of "Selected Works of Jin Yi", is a famous modern writer, a participant and practitioner of the New Culture Movement, a writer who pays attention to real life and is full of social responsibility. The early works mainly reflected the lives of intellectuals and ordinary citizens and described the lives and love of young men and women. Later, they turned to praising struggle and criticizing current ills, with a strong tendency of revolutionary realism. Jin Yi's works have strong emotions, clear love and hate, simple and smooth language, delicate brushwork, and are very particular about artistic conception.

People have rich emotions, and love, friendship, and family affection have been written about in literary history. Love is one of the eternal themes of human society, and it is also the object of many literary and artistic works. This book mainly contains 38 articles about love by cultural celebrities such as Zhou Zuoren, Lao She, Liang Shiqiu, Yu Pingbo, Shen Congwen, etc., Such as Zhou Zuoren's "First Love", Lao She's "Love Song", Shi Tiesheng's "Love Problems", etc. They are all wonderful articles about emotions from different perspectives. This book selects these classic works to give readers a taste of their emotions.

Human civilization is history recorded in words, time and space solidified in words, and the crystallization of ideas and culture and spiritual and material achievements mainly passed down through words. Chinese and foreign literary masterpieces are human cultural treasures that have been passed down through the test of history and filtered by time. The splendid, colorful, exquisite and touching words are the masterpieces of the times and the fruits of wisdom; they are the long songs of history and the pictures of society; they have nurtured and purified the beautiful hearts of countless people. Those Chinese and foreign literary masterpieces have transcended time, space, and countries, and have become the spiritual wealth shared by mankind. To this day, when we read and appreciate those famous works again, we can still feel the philosophical thoughts and poetic feelings from them, allowing readers to enjoy and imagine in the kingdom of culture; we can still taste the romantic and ethereal spiritual excitement, and the thick and condensed smoke-like past events, allowing readers to fall in love and be intoxicated in the sky of history.

Human civilization is history recorded in words, time and space solidified in words, and the crystallization of ideas and culture and spiritual and material achievements mainly passed down through words. Chinese and foreign literary masterpieces are human cultural treasures that have been passed down through the test of history and filtered by time. The splendid, colorful, exquisite and touching words are the masterpieces of the times and the fruits of wisdom; they are the long songs of history and the pictures of society; they have nurtured and purified the beautiful hearts of countless people. Those Chinese and foreign literary masterpieces have transcended time, space, and countries, and have become the spiritual wealth shared by mankind. To this day, when we read and appreciate those famous works again, we can still feel the philosophical thoughts and poetic feelings from them, allowing readers to enjoy and imagine in the kingdom of culture; we can still taste the romantic and ethereal spiritual excitement, and the thick and condensed smoke-like past events, allowing readers to fall in love and be intoxicated in the sky of history.

This book contains 19 book reviews written by Mr. Zhu Ziqing, including "On Vernacular - Reflections on Reading and Reading", "The Depth of Tao's Poems - Comments on Guzhi", "Comments on the First Volume of Guo Shaoyu", "The Development of Poetry Criticisms - Comments on Luo Genze and Zhu Dongrun", etc.

This book is divided into five chapters, including: comparative literature and macro-comparative literature, looking at the characteristics of Chinese literature from macro-comparative literature, looking at the characteristics of literature in various countries from macro-comparative literature, and looking at the regional and global nature of literature from macro-comparative literature.

"Haizhou Wild Vegetables/Occasionally Picked Up Essays by Chen Wu in Juyun" is a selection of prose essays by the writer Chen Wu. They are all occasional encounters in life and the inspiration, and they are eloquently and truly told. The whole book is a collection of essays about wild vegetables. Writing about wild vegetables means writing about childhood and family love.

Life will always experience many ups and downs, and these experiences will make our lives rich and exciting. Maybe you are sailing on the sea, and a storm suddenly arises, and your boat may be knocked over at any time. But please don't give up, because after the storm, you will see the same color of water and sky as "low clouds and solitary swans flying together". Please don't give up, because when you step on the rock, you will face the sudden enlightenment of "seeing all the mountains and small mountains at a glance".

The poetry collection "The Moon Reduced to Stone" is divided into three volumes, which respectively contain the author's representative short poems, group poems and long poems. The collection of poems was created over a span of more than 20 years and includes the author's carefully selected and satisfying works. Most of these poems tend to be meditative. The author starts from ordinary life scenes, connects personal life experiences, and extracts rich life experiences. His low narrative tone is easy to resonate with readers. This collection of poems reflects the author's attempts to intervene in different poetic styles from multiple angles, blending sensibility and rationality, the ordinary and the mysterious, the unfamiliar and the familiar, from which the author's unique understanding of poetry can be seen. This is a poem of emotion, intellectual, deep, and cold; it is also a poem of experience, deep, calm, and spiritual; it is also a poem of truth, full of sincerity, authenticity, and true feelings.

"Back Page" is a wonderful, interesting and philosophical collection of essays. People come and go, stories are endless, time and space are seamlessly interspersed, and the narrative has twists and turns, especially the conflicts, contradictions and sudden reversals of events, all of which reveal the structure and flow of the novel. The mixed presentation of multiple genres is the highlight of Wu Zhi's prose. Each article is like a flower blooming in a deep stream, delicate and fragrant.

"Reading Wang Zengqi" contains many articles written by the author about Wang Zengqi, his life and events, as well as people and things related to Wang Zengqi. Such as "Wang Zengqi's Feelings of Plants and Trees", "Wang Zengqi's Several Idle Chapters", "Wang Zengqi's Love of Su Bei and His Confession of Happiness", etc. It introduces Wang Zengqi's elegant and leisurely life style, his free and easy feelings of "there are white clouds on the mountains" and "I can only enjoy myself", as well as the people of Northern Jiangsu's love for Wang Zengqi. After reading these articles, you will have a clearer understanding of Wang Zengqi, who loves life, knows how to live, is good at finding joy in life, and "brings warmth to the world".

Everyone will experience many things in their life: real, false, beautiful, ugly, sunny, dark... And I always like the beautiful and sunny. In fact, spear and shield are a pair of inseparable brothers. Only when they are complete can they be complete. I've always wanted to write a full-length novel. But faced with the ugliness, I shied away. I don't want to face the ugliness. Facing it makes me suffer and suffocate. How can people who have never experienced pain grow? Maybe I haven't really grown up and my heart is not strong enough, so my novel has been stranded; maybe I will continue to write, maybe I won't continue; maybe... Human life is really full of many possibilities.

"Occasionally Picked Up in the Cloud·Chen Wu's Essays" is a selection of prose essays by the writer Chen Wu. They are all random encounters in life and the inspiration, and they are eloquently and truly told. This series of books includes a total of six books: "Preface and Postscript to Juyunju", "Miscellaneous Peanut Trees", "Haizhou Wild Vegetables", "Wind Passing the Book Window", "Miscellaneous Notes on the Study" and "Yiying Keqin". "Wind Passing the Book Window" is divided into two volumes: the first volume is "Push the Window, Looking at the Shadow and Inviting the Moon", which selects small objects in home life as the description objects; the second volume is "Open the Door, the Breeze Is Sideways", which focuses on what you see and hear during your travels. The author brings together the life in front of him and the poetry in the distance, which is both informative and interesting.

"Collected Works of Voltaire" (Volume 10) is a literary volume that contains three literary works by Voltaire. Among them, "Candide" and "The Innocent Man" are his representative philosophical novels; "Candide" is listed as a bibliography for French middle school students. "Ode to the Lisbon Disaster" is a philosophical poem with the theme of the Lisbon Earthquake of 1755. The style and plot of "Candide" are absurd. In the words of Italian contemporary writer Calvino, "Candide" "is a series of disasters piled up at an infinite speed, and the rhythm suddenly increases, which contains a sense of absurdity that occurs without any reason." But it contains great realistic relevance. "The Innocent" is a masterpiece of Voltaire's late philosophical novels. Naive Han grew up living among tribes in Canada and returned to France as an adult. He is incompatible with hypocrisy and cunning customs. In the collision with the world and society, he constantly understands society and the truth. After going through twists and turns such as being arrested in the Bastille, he finally "gained the appreciation of a gentleman." The 1755 Lisbon earthquake was one of the most destructive and fatal earthquakes in human history, and triggered successive disasters such as tsunamis and fires. "Ode to the Disaster of Lisbon" expresses Voltaire's wavering and doubts about the optimism he has always believed in, and questions "the goodness of the whole" and "everything is beautiful". This philosophical poem is presented in Chinese and French for easy comparison and reading.

Fu Lei (April 7, 1908 - September 3, 1966) was a famous Chinese translator, writer, educator, and art critic. In his early years, he studied abroad at the University of Paris in France. He has translated a large number of French works, including works by Balzac, Romain Rolland, Voltaire and other famous writers. In the early 1960s, Fu Lei was admitted as a member of the French Balzac Research Society for his outstanding contributions in translating Balzac's works. Mr. Fu Lei has been translating Hong Fu throughout his life, and his translation career lasted for thirty years. His translations are characterized by expressiveness, smooth writing, rich word use, and good color changes. "Eugénie Grandet" Grandet, a typical miser, symbolizes the God of modern people, the God of Wealth with boundless power and ruthless face. In order to make a lot of money, he exploited outsiders; in order to save a small amount of money, he was mean to his family members. The shackles of gold and unfortunate love contributed to Eugenie Grandet's double tragedy. Among Balzac's novels, this is a work with the most classical structure. The article is concise, concise, elegant and natural, and can be regarded as the simplest epic.

Liu and Deng's armies fought without a rear in the Dabie Mountains. The hardships they suffered at that time were beyond the imagination of ordinary people. Here, we interviewed more than 300 former commanders and fighters of Liu and Deng's army who participated in the Thousand Mile Leap into the Dabie Mountains. They included column leaders at the time, such as the political commissar of the Sixth Column, Du Yide, as well as brigade and regiment commanders, such as Li Desheng, commander of the 6th Column and 17th Brigade, Xiao Yongyin, Commander of the 18th Brigade, political commissar Liu Chang, Tang Mingchun, commander of the 46th Regiment of the 16th Column, etc., But most of them were grassroots commanders and fighters at that time. During the interviews, the old people said: The Red Army and the Eighth Route Army went through hardships, but when they arrived in the Dabie Mountains, the days were even more difficult than the Long March and the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea...

"Clouds Crossed That Mountain" selects some of the author's excellent poetry works in recent years, including family, friendship, love, and some trivial life scenes. Liuyi Village is the author's geographical village, and poetry is her spiritual homeland. She said that when she was a child, she liked to lean on the telephone poles in the village and watch the clouds. Later, the clouds passed over the top of the mountain in the north. Later, she began to write poetry, which took her to far away places. Poetry interprets the parts of her heart that cannot be expressed vocally.

"An Explanation" is a self-selected collection of Zhu Ling's poems, spanning nearly twenty years. Basically, the works in the book have been published in domestic and foreign public publications. From his works, we can see the understanding, cognition and description of a person who has in-depth experience and real feelings about daily life and life experiences. Whether he is writing about scenes, objects, people, things, life, reality or history, he will incorporate his life experience and cultural experience into it. His clever language or Spring and Autumn style of writing make some seemingly ordinary propositions no longer simple.

"Morning Train" is the author's 19th collection of works and fifth collection of poetry, which was created from 2003 to 2012. Her poems show a distinctive feature and artistic expression advantage in prose style. The poet transformed the form of spoken language into concise and highly expressive written language. This language is the language of new poetry in the true sense, and is no longer the language of prose. In addition, her poems are rich in the beauty of life and scenery, without losing the warmth and feelings of ordinary people. She pays more attention to the expression of her inner nature. She does not just dabble in it, but achieves the ultimate torture of human nature and even the spiritual origin of life in her in-depth pursuit.

This book collects a number of influential works by well-known writers from Liaoning and Shenyang, including novels, poems, essays and reviews, including novels by famous writers Ma Qiufen and Zhou Jianxin, poetry works by famous poets Li Qingsong and Hu Shizong, prose works by famous writers Wang Chonglu and Liu Zhaolin, and commentaries by Mao Dun Literary Award judge Gao Haitao and famous critic Wang Xiangfeng. Regardless of their attitude towards literature, their insight into human nature, or the height and breadth of their artistic expression, these works have high literary value and practical significance.

The collection of prose essays "Ice Heart in the Pot" is a collection of the author's works published in periodicals and newspapers from 2007 to 2014. These works are the author's actual records and thoughts about life. The book is divided into seven series: "Readers' Home", "Fengyue Tea House", "Nostalgia Disc", "Last Night's Stars", "Unfounded Mending the Sky", "Stars Light the Lamp" and "Ice Heart in the Pot". It revolves around the two major themes of "emotion" and "kindness", and demonstrates the world's conscience and compassion from aspects such as reading insights, reappearance of human nature, nostalgia for nostalgia, examination of the past, and even unfounded worries.

The poetry collection "On the Edge of the Grass" contains 168 poems written and published by Fan Ming in the past two years. It mainly records the author's observation of life, pursuit of beauty, love for nature, and understanding of life. Advocating nature and returning to authenticity is the author's eternal pursuit goal and an important theme in her poetry creation. The author places herself in the rich and colorful world, uses her loving tentacles to explore the people, things, and things around her in detail, borrows objects to express emotions, and expresses her ambitions through objects, which reflects her innocent broad mind and feelings. The works included in this book are fresh and natural, with concise sentences, full of emotion and poetry, reflecting the author's many insights into life and his thoughts on life.

The book "Quieter Than These Three Years" selects more than 200 poems written by the author in the three years from 2016 to 2018. They are all fragments of life and can be regarded as the poetic expression of the author's daily life. These little poems are trivial but not pale. They reveal the author's feelings and emotions everywhere. The language of these poems is simple and memorable, the pictures are concise and the lines are prominent, the emotions are light and the artistic conception is profound. The poetry collection is divided into three volumes: Volume 1: Lawn, Volume 2: Flying in the Rain, and Volume 3: Time, including excellent poems such as "Trolley", "Seen", "Prophecy", "Glimpse", "Leaves", "Encounter", "Lemon", "Plain Water", "Noon", etc.

This book introduces the mental journey of an old editor and the historical projection of an era. The included articles include "Random Thoughts on Wang Meng and Porridge", "Remembering Shaotang", "Yuan Ying and the Old Man's Writing", "Belated Greetings and Thanks - In Memory of Li Zhaozheng", "Random Thoughts on the Positioning of the Journal", etc.

Fu Lei (April 7, 1908 - September 3, 1966) was a famous Chinese translator, writer, educator, and art critic. In his early years, he studied abroad at the University of Paris in France. He has translated a large number of French works, including works by Balzac, Romain Rolland, Voltaire and other famous writers. In the early 1960s, Fu Lei was admitted as a member of the French Balzac Research Society for his outstanding contributions in translating Balzac's works. Mr. Fu Lei has been translating Hong Fu throughout his life, and his translation career lasted for thirty years. His translations are characterized by expressiveness, smooth writing, rich word use, and good color changes. The three novellas of "Colonel Chabe", "Honorine" and "Prohibition of Confinement" all take the tragedy between husband and wife as their theme. Three men with outstanding moral character and outstanding personality encountered a cruel fate. For the sake of vanity, enjoyment, money, and status, a wife will not hesitate to do harm and call her husband an idiot ("Prohibition on Property"); or even accuse her husband of being an impostor and want to put him to death ("Colonel Chabe"). Honorina was the purest and most serious of the three women, but because she pursued fanciful love and had impossible extravagant expectations for life, she eventually caused an irreparable tragedy and died together with her husband.

Fu Lei (April 7, 1908 - September 3, 1966) was a famous Chinese translator, writer, educator, and art critic. In his early years, he studied abroad at the University of Paris in France. He has translated a large number of French works, including works by Balzac, Romain Rolland, Voltaire and other famous writers. In the early 1960s, Fu Lei was admitted as a member of the French Balzac Research Society for his outstanding contributions in translating Balzac's works. Mr. Fu Lei has been translating Hong Fu throughout his life, and his translation career lasted for thirty years. His translations are characterized by expressiveness, smooth writing, rich word use, and good color changes. One of the three biographies of giants, it is a biography of a giant in music, art, and literature written by Romain Rolland. They are "The Biography of Beethoven", "The Biography of Michael Angelo" and "The Biography of Tolstoy" respectively. It is one of the most far-reaching celebrity biographies. Michael Angelo suffered misfortune, but still insisted on sculpture. His large number of works showed extraordinary ideal processing based on realism and became a typical symbol of the entire era. His artistic creation was deeply influenced by humanistic thoughts and the religious reform movement. He often used realist techniques and romantic fantasies to express the patriotism and the spirit of the struggle for freedom of the civilian class at that time. Michael Angelo's art is different from Leonardo da Vinci's scientific spirit and philosophical thinking. Instead, he poured his tragic passion into his works of art. This tragedy is expressed in a magnificent form, and the hero he creates is both a symbol of ideals and a reflection of reality. All these make his artistic creation an insurmountable peak in the history of Western art.

Fu Lei (April 7, 1908 - September 3, 1966) was a famous Chinese translator, writer, educator, and art critic. In his early years, he studied abroad at the University of Paris in France. He has translated a large number of French works, including works by Balzac, Romain Rolland, Voltaire and other famous writers. In the early 1960s, Fu Lei was admitted as a member of the French Balzac Research Society for his outstanding contributions in translating Balzac's works. Mr. Fu Lei has been translating Hong Fu throughout his life, and his translation career lasted for thirty years. His translations are characterized by expressiveness, smooth writing, rich word use, and good color changes. This book is Russell's literary theory "The Road to Happiness".

Liang Qichao (February 23, 1873 - January 19, 1929), also known as Zhuoru, Renfu, Rengong, also known as the master of Yinbingshi, Yinbingzi, Ai Shike, a new citizen of China, and the master of Free Zhai. During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, he was a thinker, politician, educator, historian and writer in modern China. One of the leaders of the Reform Movement of 1898 (Hundred Days Reform), a representative figure of modern Chinese reformists and neo-Legalists. Liang Qichao is recognized as an outstanding scholar in the late Qing Dynasty, an encyclopedic figure in Chinese history, and one of the rare figures who can still make great achievements in academic research after withdrawing from the political stage. Celebrity comments: Mr. Ren Gong is highly educated and erudite, which is rare in modern times. --Chen Yinke: His momentum and scale are a bit like Li Shimin and Kublai Khan. Although they did not reach the founding of the country, their momentum and scale are already frightening. --Zheng Zhenduo To be honest, Liang Rengong's status was indeed a representative of revolutionaries at that time. He was born when China's feudal system was broken by capitalism. He shouldered the mission of the times, flaunting free thought and fighting against the remnants of feudalism. Before his new and vigorous remarks, almost all the old ideas and customs were like fallen leaves in the wind, completely losing their brilliance. It can be said that no one among the teenagers of twenty years ago-in other words, the children of the proletarian class at that time-had not been baptized by his thoughts or writings, whether they were in favor or against. He is a powerful spokesperson of the bourgeois revolutionary era, and his achievements are indeed not inferior to those of Zhang Taiyan. --Guo Moruo's "The Biography of Li Hongzhang" fairly and objectively describes Li Hongzhang's legendary life from his early years of isolation to suppressing the Taiping Army, participating in the Sino-Japanese War of 1894, founding the Westernization Movement, and navigating the history of world diplomacy. It restores a real Li Hongzhang from a historical perspective.

"The Land of Compassion" is a collection of poems with simple writing style and broad vision, which gives people tranquility and strength, and makes people full of imagination and longing for life and nature. This is exactly the theme conveyed by the poem, and it is also the author's journey of loving simple and sincere things and cherishing the feelings deep in his heart after experiencing a fickle life. Thinking about human nature, expressing family affection, and paying attention to reality are the basic themes of his poems, which are full of compassionate humanistic feelings. He does not simply describe the phenomena of life, but thinks deeply through the phenomena, discovers the mysteries of life, explores the true meaning of life, and thinks about social issues. When readers read his poems, they can arouse strong resonance and bring many enlightenments to their own lives.

This scene takes place in Troy. A group of proud Greek princes, full of anger, gathered their ships loaded with weapons for a fierce battle at the port of Athens; sixty-nine warriors wearing crowns set out from the Gulf of Athens to Phrygia; they swore to conquer Troas, because within the strong walls of Troas, Helen, the princess of Menelaus, who had lost her virginity, was sleeping in the arms of the romantic Paris: this was the cause of the war. When they arrived at Tenedos, they unloaded their armored soldiers from the huge ships; these Greeks, who had just entered the battlefield and had not yet faced the enemy, set up their mighty camp on the plain of Dardan.

Prose is known as "beautiful prose". In addition to its spiritual insights and beautiful artistic conception, it also has a fresh, meaningful, simple and unpretentious literary talent. Regularly reading some good prose can not only enrich your knowledge, broaden your horizons, and cultivate noble thoughts and sentiments, but also learn the skills of selecting materials, planning the layout of the article, and choosing words and sentences to improve your language expression ability. The language of the prose is fresh, bright (and beautiful), lively and musical, and the writing is like trickling water, tinkling, like eloquently talking, and full of sincerity. Beautiful prose, presented to you one by one.

There was not a single dark cloud in the sky and the sky was clear, but my heart kept sinking. Lingering, the depravity that begins in the afternoon; desolation, the exit of scalded memories. The dark night is their space; in confinement, only breathing is getting worse! The blue light is a sinful look, containing flowing desires. The forgotten sadness begins to indulge in endless indulgence. The scars scratched by cold fingers, a light purple color thick with blood, filled the surrounding area. This book tells a story about strange rain.

Natural selection, if you don't use it, it will be wasted. Language as a medium of communication and communication will inevitably gradually disappear in this trend, and some will be promoted and expanded. As one of the seven major dialects of the Chinese language, Hakka has a large number of speakers and a wide range of uses, which shows that it has its own unique charm.

This book attempts to conduct a relatively comprehensive study and evaluation of Forster and his works from the two perspectives of Forster's creative thoughts and writing skills. The book touches on Forster's life experience and the formation process of his outlook on life. It also studies Forster's creative thoughts and creative process from the perspectives of changing times and social, political and economic development.

"I Tell Stories for the Analects of Confucius" is a book based on "The Analects of Confucius" and "Confucius' Family Sayings" and compiled by the author's originality. The author uses the words of the sage Confucius to tell his story and transform the Analects from quotations into vivid stories. It can be said that it is both an introductory book for interpreting the Analects and an innovative book for studying the Analects. It is said to be an "introductory book" because the book shows the background story behind each discourse in "The Analects" in the form of stories, allowing readers to understand the "Analects" in a more specific, comprehensive and systematic manner. It is said to be an "innovative book" because the author connects related events, not only connects the storyline, enriches the characters, but also appropriately interprets the content of "The Analects", which can be said to be as beautiful as it is, and to its fullest potential. This book is divided into three parts, named "Experience Chapter", "Teaching Chapter" and "Growth Chapter" respectively. The full text of "The Analects" is attached at the end of the article for readers to compare and study. The experience chapter describes the saint's life experience, allowing us to have a comprehensive and detailed understanding of Confucius's life and deeds; the teaching chapter narrates the story of the saint teaching his disciples, and it can be said that the wisdom of education is rich in the disciples; the growth chapter explains the gains of the saint's academic life, including learning and cognition, understanding of Taoism, establishing virtue and cultivating people, words and deeds etiquette, etc. Although the Tao cannot fully describe the saint's "nature of speech and the way of heaven", we can still get a glimpse of the saint's wise heart, benevolent heart, virtuous heart, perseverance and hope, which will shine through the ages!

"Farewell Cambridge" contains Xu Zhimo's popular poems during his lifetime. The book is divided into five parts: "Zhimo's Poems", "A Night in Feilengcui", "Tiger Collection", "Yunyou Collection" and "Beautiful Essays", with a total of 62 articles. The poems describe love, freedom, and beauty, and vividly present to readers a talented, delicate, and literary young man of the Republic of China. Reading Xu Zhimo, I look forward to rediscovering the purity and passion of youth in life.

This book is a collection of works by Dai Wangshu, a Chinese modern symbolist poet and translator. The book contains works of many different genres, including poetry and translations, and is a work that warms the soul.

This book is a selection of essays written by the writer Chen Wu about art collection and art and literary exchanges. They are all obtained by chance in life and inspired by the inspiration, and they are eloquently and truly told. It collects some of the author's insights and experiences about art collection and art and literature exchanges. The author touches on elegant art in a relaxed, interesting and easy-to-understand writing style. It is refreshing and elegant to read, allowing us to experience another kind of life pleasure in art.

The book "Memory of Wang Zengqi" is a collection of notes composed of the author's long-term accumulation of reading essays and several previous excellent works after reading a large number of Mr. Wang Zengqi's works. The whole book is divided into four volumes. There are works such as "Wang Zengqi and the Dongqing Society", "Zhu Ziqing and Wang Zengqi during the Southwest Associated University Period", "Wang Zengqi and Huaguoshan", "Wang Zengqi in Lin Jinlan's Articles", "Gossip", "A Note in Li", "Rereading", "Starting from Talking", etc., Which are quite insightful and highly readable.

This is a collection of "lyrical" poems by the poet Kong Hao, or in other words, a collection of "love poems". It includes three volumes: "First Volume: Infinite Things", "Second Volume: Endless Meanings" and "Third Volume: Infinite Worlds", which includes excellent poems such as "Beside Qinghai Lake", "It's no longer easy to let the rain wet my face", "Missing you is salty", "The beauty of your eyes", "The wind blows past", "The woman named Hong". The poet uses an elegant classical language and simple and direct modern vernacular to construct his spiritual pagoda, "making those loves warmer and more real!" In this way, the light of words in Chinese poetry is polished, and undoubtedly finds a source of vitality for Chinese lyric poetry, which is worthy of slow reading by poetry lovers.

The function of education is to cultivate people, and the mission of literature is to show human nature. The two have different forms but reach the same goal. The author of "The Distant Season" is a writer and a teacher with thirty-five years of teaching experience. The dual identities and missions of writer and teacher have given him richer thoughts, comprehensive perspectives, and wise expressions. From the perspective of a front-line teacher, he leads the way with a large number of vivid examples, involving all levels of society, families, and schools, covering concepts, ideas, models, methods, etc., The game and integration of tradition and modernity, the collision and integration of personality and commonality, and artistically presented from multiple perspectives of teachers, parents, students, and society with educational stories and educational reflections. "The Distant Season" is an educational essay written by a front-line teacher for thirty-five years. It abandons empty preaching, rejects boring theories, and comprehends the true meaning of education through teaching and solving doubts.

This book is divided into two volumes. The main content includes: walking on the streets of Weimar, the Alps on the left side of the car window, meditating on the Cologne Cathedral, on the "balcony" in Dresden, from Lake Alster to Lake Didi, visiting bookstores in Frankfurt, etc.

There is no pretense of seeking philosophical depth here. There is no deliberate style of grand declaration of a grand theme, but along the way, these smart words resist the unavoidable anxiety in our secular life and expand our territory of tranquility, happiness and joy. The poet uses spiritual language to describe the subtle inner experience of life and the projection of nature in people's hearts. Taoge melts the distance between the reader and the poet's soul, and what comes to his face is the fresh and mellow breath of nature, time, memory and soul.