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Based on a comprehensive review of the literary materials and historical research of "Historical Records", this book systematically outlines the process of literary canonization of "Historical Records" based on the question of why "Historical Records" "crossed the boundary" and became a literary classic. It shows the interpretation and acceptance of the literature of "Historical Records" by different readers in different periods from the Han Dynasty to the present day, and explores the political, cultural and other reasons behind the canonization. Through comprehensive research on the history of literary interpretation, aesthetic effects, and classic influence of "Historical Records" at home and abroad for more than two thousand years, we have further understood the literary characteristics of "Historical Records" and its immortal position in the history of Chinese culture, deepened the study of "Historical Records" and Han Dynasty literature; revealed the internal and external factors that formed the literary classic of "Historical Records", and delved into the inner connection between literature and historiography; through The discussion of the literary dissemination and reader acceptance of "Historical Records" has unearthed the aesthetic psychology and aesthetic concepts of our nation; through the discussion of the process and approaches of the literary canonization of "Historical Records", it provides reference for today's literary creation and historical compilation, and then inspires contemporary writers to create vital biographical works that are accepted by readers, so it has important theoretical and practical significance.

Ji Juwei (1848-1920), a native of Xianxian County, Zhili Province, the fifth grandson of Ji Xiaolan, was a famous scholar in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. Ji Juwei's "The Leftover Manuscripts of Boju" has two versions. One is the "The Leftover Manuscripts of Boju" compiled by his sons-in-law Wang Luanxiang and Liu Zongyi after his death, and published in the 14th year of the Republic of China (1925). The second is Liu Zongyi's unified version of "Boju's Left Manuscripts" and "Boju's Left Manuscripts" and "Continuation of Boju's Left Manuscripts", published in the 31st year of the Republic of China (1942). There are only more than 20 poems and a few essays, totaling only 20,000 words. In this compilation, in addition to re-punctuating and organizing the original materials, various lost texts were also recorded, totaling about 100,000 words. These lost articles include Ji Juwei's scattered poems and essays. In particular, more than 130 kinds of Ji Juwei's manuscripts have been added to the collection of Ji Juwei's son-in-law Wang Luanxiang's grandson (Duan Wei). The contents of the lost articles include a large number of remarks by scholars such as Zhang Zhidong, Duan Fang, Liang Dingfen, Shen Zengzhi, Wang Kangnian, Wang Luanxiang, etc., Involving various academies in Wuchang, the 1898 Coup of 18, Wuchang Uprising, Zhang Xun's restoration, etc., And have important historical value. Various notes in the appendix of this book record Ji Juwei's remarks and anecdotes, hoping to give readers a more comprehensive understanding of the spiritual realm of this northern great Confucian.

Based on the research on the relationship between Chinese and foreign words and images, as well as the theory of image theory and visual culture, this book conducts in-depth research on the internal mechanisms, respective characteristics and interrelationships of words and images, word art and image art, and puts forward its own opinions and conclusions. The characteristic of this work is that it tries its best to start from the standpoint of Chinese scholars, combines Chinese and Western theories and literary and artistic practices, expounds the core issues and complex relationships between words and images, and forms its own theoretical system. This work has original discoveries and explanations in the research on the relationship between words and images, the relationship between language and words, the image constructed by language, the representation and thought in images, the relationship between words and images, etc.

The first issue of "Chinese and Foreign Literary Theory" in 2020 covers several aspects of basic literary theory research, ancient Chinese literary theory research, aesthetics and art theory research, film culture and literary theory research, contemporary poetic theory research, book reviews, and translations. In the study of basic literary theory, there are research contents on verb theory, realism emotional analysis, Yale School, German tragedy, etc.; In the study of ancient literary theory, there are research contents such as "Poetic Expression", ancient sound poetics theory, Qiankun Bianjian and Wang Chuanshan's theory of poetic style; aesthetics In terms of theoretical research on art, there are analytical studies by theorists such as Adorno and Hall; in terms of film culture and literary theory research, it involves research on science fiction film theory and literary montage; in terms of contemporary poetics theory, it involves research on contemporary Chinese poetry and comparative studies of Chinese and Western poetry. While focusing on basic research, this volume pays special attention to the latest research results at home and abroad, such as verb theory research in literature and art, Yale School research, science fiction movies and montage research, which are all relatively cutting-edge topics. At the same time, a book review column has been added to this issue, which publishes book reviews of the most cutting-edge works in "literati painting" and "general history of Chinese literary theory"; the translation column publishes translations of the famous American literary theorist Irving Babbitt and the famous French sinologist Hou Luxi, which is of great value in terms of "imitation theory" and "comparison of Chinese and Western views of nature". The research content of this volume focuses on the complementarity of the basics and the cutting-edge, and connects theory with specific literary and artistic content to provide cutting-edge and solid theoretical research references for the Chinese literary and art theory community.

This book describes and summarizes the evolution of modern African literature in the 20th century and its complex relationship with the historical changes of the African continent in this century. Through such a comprehensive study of the interactive relationship between "literature and the times", I try to explain some basic views about the national spirit and national characteristics of African literature in the 20th century. That is, African literature in the 20th century is actually a special window to see through the changes in African society over the past century. It is the special effort made by the African people in literature to explore national rejuvenation, national development, and international dignity over the past century. For a century, African literature, with its unique sensitivity and authenticity, has not only reflected the political, economic and social environment in which the African people live, but also expressed the inner spiritual emotions and spiritual pursuits of the African people. African literature in the 20th century should get its due respect and status in the history of world literature in the 20th century, because the leapfrog rise of African literature over a century and its achievements that have attracted world attention are not only a vivid record of the development of modern African history, but also the enlightenment ideas of the African continent in a changing era. It is not only a symbol of the changing times of the African continent, but also a clarion call to mobilize the African people to struggle.

The Shanghai Drama Society (1938-1941, 1946-1948) was a progressive professional theater troupe directly led by the Communist Party of China. It was a banner of Shanghai's theater movement during the isolation period and after the war, and it also occupies a unique position in the history of Chinese drama. This book is the first concentrated, in-depth, and systematic study of the Shanghai Theater Society, and has academic significance to fill the gaps. The book has a total of 400,000 words and is divided into three parts (a total of 12 chapters). It explores the characteristics, achievements and historical limitations of the Shanghai Theater Society from three aspects: theater organization, repertoire construction and stage art. Based on specific and in-depth case studies, this book comprehensively uses the research methods of drama, history, and sociology, and takes this unique and typical theater troupe as the starting point to conduct a three-dimensional examination and multi-dimensional interpretation of the artistic composition, internal and external relationships, and production system of the dialogue drama, thereby exploring and revealing the cultural logic and historical motivations of the development, differentiation, maturity, and variation of modern drama from a new perspective. This has reference value in academic theory and methodology for future theater troupe research and even drama history research. The "Appendix" at the back of the book contains a detailed chronology of the Shanghai Theater Arts Society's activities, a list of performances, etc., Which not only supports the main text, but also has important historical value in itself.

This book consists of an "Introduction" and seven chapters of special research. The "Introduction" discusses the historical attributes of family and family studies in the Song Dynasty, the connotation and characteristics of family studies in the Song Dynasty, and the laws and practices of marriage in the Song Dynasty, etc., In order to clarify the academic innovation direction and value of this topic. Chapters 1 to 4 constitute the first half of the manuscript (similar to the previous chapter), which respectively discuss "the inheritance and interaction of family learning in the Song Dynasty with marriage as the link", "the love of Weiyang and the inheritance of family learning among scholars in the two Song Dynasties", "Taoist sects and family tradition" and "literary writers". Chapters 5 to 7 are the second half (similar to the second part), which respectively conduct case analysis and interpretation of the situations in which the family education and marriage of the "Suzhou Fan family", "Fenning Huang family" and "Sanyin Lu family" are related to poetry creation.

In recent years, the study of Song Dynasty literature has achieved fruitful results. "Song Dynasty Literary Review (Volume 4)" contains 19 literary reviews on the theme of the development of Song Dynasty literature, with daily life and Song Dynasty literature as the core topics. The content covers daily life and Chinese classical literature, the acceptance of classic texts, the practice and creation of important writers, institutions and literature, space and literature, and foreign Chinese books. The selected articles take daily life as the entry point, often reveal things that have not been published before, and come up with new insights one after another. From an important aspect, they show the appearance and heritage of literary expression in the Song Dynasty, and effectively promote the in-depth development of the study of Song Dynasty literature.

As an outstanding representative of contemporary American virtue ethics, Alasdair MacIntyre uses narrative as his ethical research method, making his theory a dynamic description of the search for narrative truth. His ethical thought marks the narrative turn of Western ethics. In this turn, ethics uses literary narrative to replace strong rules and laws, uses literary narrative to elaborate ethical propositions, and organically combines narrative as a rhetorical method with narrative that expresses abstract ethical thinking. MacIntyre uses narrative to construct virtue character, rational tradition and interpretive truth, making narrative a paradigm of ethics; this ethical narrative also presents the knowledge, tradition and truth of literature, making ethics the ontology of literature, and making ethical narratives have the original meaning of literature.

This book is a compilation of poems by famous poets from Han, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties that eulogized Tangqi loquat. The text content consists of poet introduction, poems, poem annotations, etc. It is also equipped with loquat-themed paintings by some famous painters in history. It is accompanied by pictures and texts. It is a collection of ancient poems with the theme of Tangqi loquat, a famous specialty of Tangqi, an ancient town with profound historical and cultural traditions. It has high documentary value and appreciation value.

This book is written for all young men and women who have dreams but are confused by reality and long for change. It guides them to skillfully deal with the various confusions and helplessness they encounter in youth, growth, love, and the workplace, so as to avoid detours. I hope that they will not be nervous or sad no matter whether they encounter obstacles or suffer pain on the road of life. You must know that you control the direction of your heart. You must love yourself well before you can move forward or turn around. As long as you make a decision, your life will change instantly.

For a person, changing oneself is a process of self-cultivation. In such practice, one becomes morally pure, has a selfless heart, and has great love. Then, when your "inner construction" is perfected, it will naturally affect the people around you, allowing them to follow your footsteps and follow the same beat, and walk together on the road to light and kindness. This book selects more than 100 exquisite essays, divided into six aspects to inspire readers, establish a positive attitude, and move towards a better life.

Regarding the meaning of life, how to realize one's own value and let her bloom in the world is the goal pursued by many people. For youth, the only experience is to bring out the best life moment and state of existence. With hard work, everyone can successfully take off in their youthful dreams. This book selects more than 100 exquisite essays to inspire readers from the heart to establish a positive attitude and move towards a better life.

For a person, changing oneself is a process of self-cultivation. In such practice, one becomes morally pure, has a selfless heart, and has great love. Then, when your "inner construction" is perfected, it will naturally affect the people around you, allowing them to follow your footsteps and follow the same beat, and walk together on the road to light and kindness. This book selects more than 100 exquisite essays, divided into six aspects to inspire readers, establish a positive attitude, and move towards a better life.

God never favors and favors any kind of creature. When it gives each creature its unique combat weapons and survival skills, it also does not forget to add fatal flaws and shortcomings at the same time. It has only one purpose, and that is to restore fairness and balance to nature. It does not deliberately cultivate absolute kings, nor does it deliberately create absolute weaklings. There is no perfection! This book selects more than 100 exquisite essays to inspire readers from a positive perspective, establish a positive attitude, and lead a better life.

Years are like a vast silent river, rolling forward all the way, sharpening the edges and eliminating time. On the road of youth, all kinds of beauty enrich our barren hearts and make us stronger and stronger. This book selects more than 100 youth stories originally published in well-known domestic periodicals such as "Reader", "Youth Digest", "Yilin", "Maxim" and other well-known domestic periodicals, to remove obstacles on the way forward for readers and let us feel the truth, goodness and beauty of life. It has become an indispensable cultural food and growth memory for young people on their way to life.

Everyone is born like a pure and flawless snowflake, but we often find it difficult to maintain the purity of our souls in the rolling world, and are tainted with the dust of the world. The beauty of human nature is that even if it is coerced or hurt, it can still understand and consider with a tolerant attitude, awaken the return of kindness, and create a pure heart. This book selects more than 100 spiritual stories originally published in well-known domestic journals such as "Reader", "Youth Digest", "Yilin", and "Maxims" to provide readers with nourishment for the sublimation of human nature and a spiritual solace for the praise of truth, goodness, and beauty.

Your excellence is also your edge. It can untie the knots at work for you, and it can also hurt the people who help you. Therefore, we must show our sharpness when dealing with work, and hide our sharpness when dealing with friends and colleagues, and get along with them in a humble and courteous manner. Only by knowing how to hide our sharpness at the right time can we have a successful career and a successful life. Hard-hearted people rely on means, and when they use too many means, their hearts gradually become dissipated and cold; soft-hearted people rely on empathy, exchanging light for light, warmth for warmth, and what they gain in exchange becomes broader and brighter as they go.

As long as you have a happy heart, the sunshine in front of your home is as bright as the sunshine on the Caribbean beach. If you really go there and find that the Caribbean beaches are not as perfect as you imagined, then you might as well have a beautiful dream in your heart. Learn to be an optimist and bring the distant Caribbean to your doorstep. Let your ideals be dressed in happy clothes, and your life will be more brilliant and colorful. This book selects more than 100 inspirational stories originally published in well-known domestic journals such as "Reader", "Youth Digest", "Yilin", "Maxims" and other well-known domestic journals, providing strong spiritual motivation and firm life beliefs for growing and struggling people.

In this world, there are always some people who will remember you, just like the wind will remember the fragrance of a flower. Sometimes, we don't really want anyone to remember, but family love is a bunch of flowers in our hearts. The flowers bloom naturally, just like the wind comes and goes calmly. This book selects more than 100 family stories originally published in well-known periodicals such as "Reader", "Youth Digest", "Yilin", "Maxim" and other well-known periodicals, allowing us to instantly think of the group of people around us in ordinary years.

Stumbles in life are inevitable. On the road to growth, no one has an unpleasant moment or a little temper. If we cannot bow our heads and be humble, then our lives will become a mess like a beach where penguins duel. If you can walk with your head down, your life path will suddenly become clear. This book selects more than 100 growth stories originally published in well-known domestic periodicals such as "Reader", "Youth Digest", "Yilin", "Maxims", etc., To remove obstacles on the road ahead for readers; let us feel the truth, goodness and beauty of life. It has become an indispensable cultural feast for young people on their journey of life and growth.

Happiness is a beautiful feeling, a happy satisfaction, and a spiritual harmony. In fact, when we feel that happiness is out of reach, we might as well regard every day as the end of the world. With patience, sincerity and cherishing attitude, happiness will never be lost. This book selects more than 100 gratitude stories originally published in well-known domestic journals such as "Reader", "Youth Digest", "Yilin", and "Maxims". Let people in the hustle and bustle have a sense of happiness. Living in the present is happiness, cherishing life is gratitude.

A perfect marriage often requires several rounds of love. In the end, you may meet the one you love deeply. Of course, there is also a perfect marriage. Without true love, there is no deep love. In fact, don't be greedy. It's great to meet a true love in your life. What true love cares about is "beauty", and what you love deeply and cherish is "goodness". This book selects more than 100 love stories originally published in well-known domestic periodicals such as "Reader", "Youth Digest", "Yilin", "Maxim", etc., So that people in love can have a clearer view of love, mate selection and even marriage.

"Six Chapters of a Floating Life" is an autobiographical prose written by Shen Fu of the Qing Dynasty in the 13th year of Jiaqing (1808). It takes the life of the author and his wife as the main line and records the ordinary but interesting home life and travel experiences. The love between Shen Fu and Yun Niang has touched countless people. They were childhood sweethearts, deeply in love with no regrets, and "the love grows deeper as time goes by." Every bit of their lives makes us feel warm and sweet; Yun Niang in Shen Fu's works is even more intelligent, intelligent, and infatuated throughout her life, Lin Yu Tang once described her: "Yun, I think, is one of the loveliest women in Chinese literature." The text in this book is fresh and honest, without any trace of embellishment, and the plot is about a couple's deep love until death; it begins with joy, ends with sorrow, and drifts to a foreign land, which is tragic and touching. Everyone who reads it may have different feelings, but what it gives us is the positive energy of the soul, discovering beauty, conveying beauty, learning to live an optimistic and open-minded life, and making us believe that life is beautiful everywhere.

This book contains all of Ji Xianlin's prose works, including all the first three volumes of "The Complete Works of Ji Xianlin" published by Foreign Language Research Press, plus two additional parts. One part is some articles provided by Ji Cheng that are not collected in the complete collection, and some articles in "Miscellaneous Memories of the Cowshed". A total of 4 volumes.

This book contains all of Ji Xianlin's prose works, including all the first three volumes of "The Complete Works of Ji Xianlin" published by Foreign Language Research Press, plus two additional parts. One part is some articles provided by Ji Cheng that are not collected in the complete collection, and some articles in "Miscellaneous Memories of the Cowshed". A total of 4 volumes.

This book contains all of Ji Xianlin's prose works, including all the first three volumes of "The Complete Works of Ji Xianlin" published by Foreign Language Research Press, plus two additional parts. One part is some articles provided by Ji Cheng that are not collected in the complete collection, and some articles in "Miscellaneous Memories of the Cowshed". A total of 4 volumes.

This book contains all of Ji Xianlin's prose works, including all the first three volumes of "The Complete Works of Ji Xianlin" published by Foreign Language Research Press, plus two additional parts. One part is some articles provided by Ji Cheng that are not collected in the complete collection, and some articles in "Miscellaneous Memories of the Cowshed". A total of 4 volumes.

Beijing, an ancient cultural capital with a history of more than 3,000 years as a city and more than 800 years as a capital, has a long history and culture. Here, there are numerous cultural relics, beautiful scenery, wonderful historical allusions, and bizarre anecdotes... It is all of these that make Beijing a humanistic treasure house with profound connotations, and also create Beijing's splendid civilization. Beijing is a city with endless old stories that are worth exploring, digging, interpreting and savoring. Did the city of Beijing really come here by "floating"? Why is Beijing City also called the "Eight-Armed Nezha City"? What happened to "Beheading at Meridian Gate"? Why is the Forbidden City "nine hundred and ninety-nine and a half rooms"? Why is it said that "there was Tanzhe Temple first, and then Beijing City"? What are the customs in old Beijing? What are the snacks in old Beijing?

In the form of prose and beautiful words, this book truly describes the author's experiences from childhood. There are no magnificent scenes in the book, but strong folk customs and local flavor can be seen everywhere. Some objects, scenery, and events are recorded in detail in addition to words, and many of them have disappeared from our sight. Traveling thousands of miles and measuring the world with your feet, this kind of travel diary can be used as a reference for travelers. Seeing the world with your eyes and understanding it with your heart, so that every reader can gain something more or less, is the original intention of the author of this book.

Helen Keller's masterpiece prose "If You Give Me Three Days of Light", from the perspective of a person who has lost her light, warns all healthy people to cherish life and everything given by the Creator. This book contains Keller's famous speech "If you give me three days of light", and also translates the full text of "My Story" and "My World".

Wang Shizhen's "Yi Yuan Yan" is an important poetic work in the Ming Dynasty, which embodies the poetic aesthetics of the seven sons of the Ming Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty. The new "Annotation" is an update based on the author's old work published in the early 1990s. Compared with the old work, the new "Annotation" first adds annotations to the "Book Theory" and "Painting Theory" parts of the original book that were deleted in the old work, and also supplements the original notes on poetry theory. It is the most complete annotation in the academic world at present.

"Shishuoxinyu" is a famous book that records the affairs of scholars in the Wei and Jin Dynasties. The characters recorded in it have vivid images, meaningful language, often witty sayings, full of humor, unique wisdom and philosophy, and deep and meaningful life laments. They have been highly sought after and loved by readers of all generations. This book is compiled based on the precious Dong Bian edition of the Song Dynasty that has been circulated to Japan, and is equipped with precise and concise annotations and commentary with a modern perspective. It is very suitable for today's readers to study and read this book.

"Cat City" is a very unique work both in Lao She's novel creation and in the history of modern Chinese literature. Some people regard "Cat City" as a satirical novel, while others regard it as a science fiction novel. Since the new era, more people have read it as a dystopian novel. Lao She's Cat City imagination has become a classic symbol for reflection on national character in the history of modern literature. "Xiaopo's Birthday" is a long fairy tale specially created for children by People's Artist Lao She. This work is lively and interesting, explains things in simple terms, is humorous and full of childlike innocence. It has the consistent standards of Lao She's literary works and is more suitable for children to read. The full text is concise and lively in style. It uses symbols and metaphors to express its views on many issues and is very imaginative. Reading "Xiaopo's Birthday" will help readers understand a different kind of Lao She besides "Luotuo Xiangzi".

This book is compiled and annotated by Guo Yingde and Li Zhiyuan. It collects and compiles prefaces and postscripts of Ming and Qing opera literature, with more than 4,300 items, comprehensively presenting the complete appearance of Ming and Qing opera prefaces and postscripts. This book checks the source of the version as accurately as possible, selects an earlier and better version as the base, and adds collation and punctuation. It also provides detailed documentation on the time, people, events and other related matters related to the writing, publishing and dissemination of opera documents and their prefaces and postscripts. It examines the author's life story in depth and detail, and annotates the titles of relevant biographical documents. Providing rich and detailed literature to the academic community will help further explore the research on ancient Chinese opera literature, opera history and opera theory.

"The Complete Collection of Lu Xun's Essays" collects all Lu Xun's essays written in different eras and styles, fully demonstrating the author's creative style and cultural heritage in different periods. The book is rich in content, novel in subject matter, and sophisticated in text, and is suitable for reference and appreciation by young readers. Mr. Lu Xun's essays have thorough ideological insight, sharp cultural criticism and strong artistic appeal. Through eclectic forms and a writing style that combines passion with coldness, he criticizes current affairs, lashes out customs, and reveals the philosophy of life. The style that combined poetry and political commentary was later called "Lu Xun style". Lu Xun's essays created a new trend of modern essays and influenced generations of essay writers. "The Complete Collection of Lu Xun's Essays" collects all Lu Xun's essays written in different eras and styles.

"The Complete Collection of Lu Xun's Essays" collects all Lu Xun's essays written in different eras and styles, fully demonstrating the author's creative style and cultural heritage in different periods. The book is rich in content, novel in subject matter, and sophisticated in text, and is suitable for reference and appreciation by young readers. Mr. Lu Xun's essays have thorough ideological insight, sharp cultural criticism and strong artistic appeal. Through eclectic forms and a writing style that combines passion with coldness, he criticizes current affairs, lashes out customs, and reveals the philosophy of life. The style that combined poetry and political commentary was later called "Lu Xun style". Lu Xun's essays created a new trend of modern essays and influenced generations of essay writers. "The Complete Collection of Lu Xun's Essays" collects all Lu Xun's essays written in different eras and styles.

The book is divided into six parts: "Reform Outlook", "Private Book Industry", "Publishing Miscellaneous Essays", "Editorial Research", "Publishing and Reading", and "Book Travel Remains". It reflects the author's work and mental journey from different aspects, and is an important witness to the development of China's publishing industry after the reform and opening up.

This book is the trace left by the author in his publishing work life. It is divided into three series: the first series, "A Walk in the Book Forest", is a book review article. The second series of "Publishing Human Language" contains scientific research articles on publishing work. The third volume "Traces of Time" is the "preface" and "postscript" written by the author for other people's works, as well as some stories about books and people.

The author writes about Jiangnan delicacies in vivid, seasoned, sarcastic and intelligent words, and marvels at the various tastes of life: whether eggplant is bitter, fried rice is hearty, sugar and garlic are a bit sour, or crabs are elegant.

This book starts from my country's three unique cultures (calligraphy, Kun Opera, and Pu'er tea), and systematically studies the origin, formation, development, and maturity of calligraphy, Kun Opera, and Pu'er tea in the long history of Chinese cultural development. The whole book uses the form of "historical narrative" to freely select history and conduct aesthetic discussions. It is a unique example of the elaboration of Chinese culture and oriental aesthetics. It is both vivid and thoughtful.

This is a book I wrote about a friend. This is a book written by a friend of mine. This is a book planned, edited, designed and published by a friend. Friends, the wealth of life. With friends by your side, life becomes rich and colorful; with friends by your side, the road of life becomes smooth and open. I borrow this book to express my gratitude to many teachers and friends for their cultivation, help and love at all stages of my life over the past sixty years.

The cofferdam of the third phase of the Three Gorges Dam project is scheduled to be blasted at 4 pm on June 6, 2006. This operation, which is called the "world's first explosion", will blow up a 480-meter-long, 30-meter-high concrete weir with a total volume of 186,700 cubic meters, which is equivalent to blowing up 400 ten-story buildings.

This book is the work of Yan Fenghua, executive vice chairman of the Guangxi Writers Association. The author tells the history and development of Longzhou in the form of prose, shows the customs and charming charm of Longzhou, and embodies the spirit and feelings of Longzhou people. The language of the book is simple and beautiful, showing readers a beautiful flower of southern Xinjiang.

This collection of Mr. Tan Tan's representative works includes Mr. Tan Tan's representative works. The content is rich, thought-provoking and well worth watching.

Mr. Xiong Zhaozheng's prose writing mainly focuses on nature and history. He uses his soul to dialogue with nature and history, examines and expresses nature and history, and tries to find the "key" to Chinese history and culture. This book is a collection of historical essays by Mr. Xiong Zhaozheng, divided into three volumes. The first volume mainly writes about some famous people in history, including poets, monks, and officials; the second volume mainly writes about Chinese landscapes, flowers and birds, etc.; The third volume mainly writes about ancient bridges across China. While telling and commenting on history, the author integrates real life into the work, making the work full of life.

A century is about to pass. A century is coming. The centuries that have passed are called history. History is a kind of wealth and a textbook for future generations. The century that has not yet come is called the future. The future, for today's people, contains a kind of temptation and a collection of beauty. Literature records centuries and collects eras. How will the literature of the coming century be evaluated? How will the literature of the coming century be estimated? I didn't think about it, I was too lazy to think about it, and I just did the things in front of me in a down-to-earth manner.

This book is a new prose book by writer Jiang Limin. Jiang Limin's prose is characterized by freshness and refinement, natural freedom and unique insight. This is the result of his insistence on paying attention to reality, writing sincerely, and seeing people's true feelings. Jiang Limin believes that although prose is the most free, broad and convenient style of writing (so much so that it is often misunderstood as being easy to write, but in fact it is just as easy to write and difficult to work as poetry); no matter what style or school the author is, the things he produces must eventually have a distinctive personality, rich emotions, authenticity and unique understanding. The "Yun Yun", "Temperance", "Man Tan" and "Xing Yin" selected articles in this book reveal Jiang Limin's self and soul; sing about her personality and special knowledge; and are full of deep affection and righteousness. Readable and durable.

This book is a collection of modern essays that collects the author's works in his spare time while working in Huaishang District in recent years. Each article expresses the author's love for life, concern for society, praise for friendship and family, and insights into surrounding things and familiar people and objects in a sincere, simple, delicate and beautiful writing style.

The book collects articles written during school and since working, divided into five sections: youth, work, family, travel and reflection. The title "Follow the feeling" is refined into following the flow, following the instructions, following the emotions, following the thoughts, and following the soul, corresponding to five chapters.