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In the early twentieth century, since Lu Xun took the lead in expressing the social and spiritual phenomenon of "estrangement" in literature, "estrangement" has become the main theme of writers' writing and interpretation. This book mainly studies the various aspects of the expression of the theme of "estrangement" by modern and contemporary writers such as Lu Xun, Ye Shengtao, Ba Jin, Ding Ling, Jia Pingwa, and Liu Zhenyun. "Estrangement" is both a spiritual issue and a social issue, an ancient issue and a practical issue, a literary issue and a human nature issue. Therefore, a systematic and in-depth study of the theme of "estrangement" in Chinese novels of the 20th century will surely provide a rich literary form and life form for the "people-oriented" and "harmonious society" in the construction of socialism with Chinese characteristics. The social relations of harmonious symbiosis will provide rich literary forms and life forms, and will also provide human resources for reference in terms of spirit, thought, and soul for the construction of socialist culture with Chinese characteristics.

"Regional Culture and Literature Research Collection" is an academic brand jointly created by China Social Sciences Press and the School of Liberal Arts of Chongqing Normal University after ten years of efforts. It is an important research platform shared by scholars across the country who are committed to regional culture and literature research. It has been published in six volumes before and has received positive evaluations from many well-known experts and scholars. It has been included in China National Knowledge Infrastructure and has had a positive, positive and extensive academic impact in the academic community. This book is the seventh volume of the collection and is planned to include 21 articles and more than 220,000 words. There are six columns, namely "Research on Qilu Culture and Literature", "Research on Zhang Henshui", "Research on Regional Culture and Modern and Contemporary Literature", "Research on Regional Culture and Anti-Japanese War Literature and Art", "Glimpses of Chongqing Scholars" and "Research on Regional Culture". More than 20 authors from universities and research institutions such as Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Sun Yat-sen University, Liaoning Academy of Social Sciences, Shaanxi Normal University, Sichuan International Studies University, Chongqing Normal University, etc., Based on the perspective of regional culture, conducted an in-depth analysis of the works and phenomena of certain writers in Qilu culture, Zhang Henshui studies, Anti-Japanese War literature and art, Chinese modern and contemporary literature, local scholars, and regional culture.

This set of books includes three volumes of Xu Zhimo's works: "I Used to Love You So", "You Are Heaven in My Heart" and "Sweeping the Boundless Blue Sky: Collected Works of Xu Zhimo". It contains Xu Zhimo's classic masterpieces and is divided into three parts: prose, letters and poetry.

This set of books includes 3 volumes of classic works, "When I Have Youth: Xiao Hong's Prose Collection", "Hurry: Zhu Ziqing's Works" and "Entrusting Encounter to Parting: Su Manshu's Works".

China is a country of poetry. Ancient poetry and drama are treasures in our country's literary treasure house and the cultural essence of our nation. The aesthetic trends and valuable wealth created by Chinese traditional culture over thousands of years of civilization development have great charm that transcends times and crosses national boundaries. Translation master Xu Yuanchong has spent decades selecting traditional literary classics that have had a profound influence on Chinese history from the vast sea of ​​ancient Chinese cultural books, and using superb translation techniques to translate them into English, so that readers at home and abroad can appreciate the beauty and charm of Chinese classical literature even in an English context. The book is published in Chinese-English format. The English part is personally reviewed by native English experts, and rare words in the Chinese part are notated and explained, making it easier to refer to and study. This book is divided into two volumes, the upper and lower volumes, and contains 300 well-known Tang poems. The English parts are all translated by Xu Yuanchong. I hope that through this form of bilingual reading, readers can appreciate the various phenomena of Chinese poetry at its peak.

China is a country of poetry. Ancient poetry and drama are treasures in our country's literary treasure house and the cultural essence of our nation. The aesthetic trends and valuable wealth created by Chinese traditional culture over thousands of years of civilization development have great charm that transcends times and crosses national boundaries. Translation master Xu Yuanchong has spent decades selecting traditional literary classics that have had a profound influence on Chinese history from the vast sea of ​​ancient Chinese cultural books, and using superb translation techniques to translate them into English, so that readers at home and abroad can appreciate the beauty and charm of Chinese classical literature even in an English context. The book is published in Chinese-English format. The English part is personally reviewed by native English experts, and rare words in the Chinese part are notated and explained, making it easier to refer to and study. This book is divided into two volumes, the upper and lower volumes, and contains 300 well-known Tang poems. The English parts are all translated by Xu Yuanchong. I hope that through this form of bilingual reading, readers can appreciate the various phenomena of Chinese poetry at its peak.

Translation master Xu Yuanchong used superb translation techniques to translate an ancient Chinese poetry anthology - "Poems of a Thousand Families" into English. The translation is beautiful in sound, meaning and form, allowing readers to experience the unique charm of traditional Chinese literary classics in a foreign language context. On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Mr. Xu, the Chinese Translation Press has republished the book in Chinese-English format. The English part has been personally reviewed by native English experts, and the rare words in the Chinese part have been notated and explained to make it easier for reference and learning.

The translation by Mr. Xu Yuanchong, a centenarian and master translator, vividly explains the beautiful artistic conception of Chinese classical poetry. This book carefully selects classic poems from the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, with diverse styles and rich themes. Bilingual reading improves English reading ability, is beneficial to English learning, and can give people a refreshing experience, turning the beauty of China into the beauty of the world.

Translation master Xu Yuanchong used superb translation techniques to translate 100 poems born in various eras of our country into English, allowing readers to experience the unique charm of traditional Chinese literary classics in a foreign language context. On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Mr. Xu, the Chinese Translation Press has republished the book in Chinese-English format. The English part has been personally reviewed by native English experts, and the rare words in the Chinese part have been notated and explained to make it easier for reference and learning.

Translation master Xu Yuanchong used superb translation techniques to translate 50 representative works of the famous Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi into English, allowing readers to experience the unique charm of traditional Chinese literary classics in a foreign context. On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Mr. Xu, the Chinese Translation Press has republished the book in Chinese-English format. The English part has been personally reviewed by native English experts, and the rare words in the Chinese part have been notated and explained to make it easier for reference and learning.

Translation master Xu Yuanchong used superb translation techniques to translate the lyrics of Li Yu, the later master of the Southern Tang Dynasty, and his father Li Jing into English, allowing readers to experience the unique charm of traditional Chinese literary classics in a foreign context. On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Mr. Xu, the Chinese Translation Press has republished the book in Chinese-English format. The English part has been personally reviewed by native English experts, and the rare words in the Chinese part have been notated and explained to make it easier for reference and learning.

This book is a collection of appreciation essays on "The Plum in the Golden Vase". The author uses comparative literature techniques to place "The Plum in the Golden Vase" in two broad literary dimensions: traditional Chinese literature and world famous works. Starting from representative figures such as Jin (Pan Jinlian), Ping (Li Ping'er), Mei (Pang Chunmei), Ximen Qing, etc., The author focuses on analyzing the realistic art and satire of "The Plum in the Golden Vase". The techniques, attention to the details of daily life, and unique concern for death not only illustrate the many precedents that "The Plum in the Golden Lotus" set for traditional literary classics such as "A Dream of Red Mansions" and "The Scholars", but also draw on the works of many world-class writers such as Chekhov, Tolstoy, Dickens, etc. To explain the outstanding literary height of "The Plum in the Golden Lotus" in a simple and easy-to-understand manner. At the same time, the author understands the unfathomable nature of human nature with a heart similar to that of the author of "The Plum in the Golden Vase". In particular, he explains the non-main characters such as Song Huilian, Count Ying, and Sister Li Gui, giving a thorough insight into the sympathy, mercy and redemption contained in "The Plum in the Golden Vase".

"Hundred Schools of Literature and Art (Volume 1-2 in 2020, 25th overall)" is divided into four columns: Nationally renowned literary and art critics look at Anhui, New Era Literary and Art Research, Anhui original literature, and cutting-edge criticism. The content covers literary and art theory, aesthetics, art history, literature, drama, film, television, music, dance, art, photography, calligraphy, folk art, acrobatics, folk literature and art, as well as online literature and art, digital art, new media art, cultural industry and other aspects. The included articles are based on the glorious reality of today's great development and prosperity of socialist literature and art, and closely follow the pulse of the times. The article has a novel perspective, thoughtful thinking, and vivid language. To a certain extent, the manuscript reflects the new realm and height of Anhui literary and art criticism.

The essence of Zhu Chengyu's 30th anniversary essay. The book is divided into six chapters, writing about ordinary plants and animals, what you see and feel during the journey, the stories of the people around you, and the ups and downs of your experiences and emotions. Growth is like a journey. During this process, you will see both loneliness and joy, and you will also encounter darkness or fluorescence when you encounter friendliness. Growth is a process of constant tossing, searching for love and warmth, and gradually meeting yourself.

"No Results: Hu Liang's Essays" contains 28 poetic essays written by the author in the past six or seven years, and is accompanied by "Minutes of the Seminar on Hu Liang's Poetry". The book discusses classical poets such as Chen Ziang, Su Dongpo, and Zhang Chuanshan, as well as contemporary poets such as Jidi Maga, Xiang Yixian, Lu Yimin, An Qi, Jiang Hao, Yang Qingxiang, Chen Ge, and Cheng Yiyi, as well as Omo Gayamo and William Shakespeare. Shakespeare and other foreign poets, covering important topics such as new poetry and tradition, new poetry and ecologicalism, new poetry and ethnic minority resources, new poetry and Chinese, new poetry and cosmology, new poetry and rhetoric, new poetry and foreign cultural resources. The author adheres to the "perceptual criticism" he has always advocated, and provides new possibilities for contemporary Chinese literary criticism, especially new poetry criticism. Bai Hua, a poet, scholar and professor at Southwest Jiaotong University, believes: "Hu Liang's perceptual criticism is brilliant and corresponds to what Stephen Owen calls 'entertaining the mind' and what Roland Barthes calls 'the joy of writing.' It is an inviting writing full of sensual beauty that makes people cheer. The writing of 'the setting sun and the solitary owl fly together, and the autumn water is the same color as the sky' has the 'possibility of making people curious and fascinated.'"

The passing years are quiet and peaceful, and the haze that cleanses the soul has written those missed beautiful scenery into gentle poems, engraved in the long river of life, and walked calmly. The author uses romantic feelings to describe every bit of humanistic features, landscapes, places of interest and historic sites in life, with songs in the words and emotions in the lines. His words are like hand-embroidering a lotus flower emerging from the water; or cutting out a colorful butterfly dancing in love with a flower, and pairing it with melodious and soft songs will make you fall into a state of mind after reading it.

We were born in the objective world and live in the subjective world. We never thought that we would not need to see each other for so long, like two people who are dispensable in each other's lives. My life has been neither sad nor happy for a long time. There is nothing worth laughing about, and nothing heartbreaking has happened. My mood is like a pool of stagnant water without a single ripple. She doesn't like stations and airports because in her life they always seem to mean parting. She said goodbye to many people at the station or airport and made appointments to see each other next time. But many times, those farewells became the last time she saw each other. It was easier to forget each other than to miss each other.

It is a collection of modern poems about young Chinese people's self-experience, self-understanding, and self-awakening in a social environment where material culture blends together. The collection of poems explores the necessary processes that human nature goes through in the natural process of growing and aging from many aspects such as love, family affection, friendship, self-love, desire, appeal, etc. Try to find the sublimation of the soul in the prosperous society without being polluted by worldly desires. This collection of poems also records emotional poems such as confusion about love and understanding of sadness. The entire collection of poems embodies a young Chinese's understanding and confusion about innocent life, understanding the true self, and pursuing the true journey.

Life is originally happy. As long as you are willing, you can stay away from troubles and worries. Happiness is a state of mind, which affects the quality of our lives; happiness is a responsibility, which carries the weight of our spirit. With happiness, we can render the picture of life bright and beautiful. Happiness is only a moment in time. If you are willing to hold on to happiness, sadness and haze will disappear. From today on, let us be happy people and face all the gifts of life with joy. And, starting from today, we will package happiness and give it to every familiar or stranger, so that everyone's face will bloom with joy.

In our life journey, there are always some words that we will cherish forever... No matter what kind of environment we live in, we can never abandon the heart of charity. Because benevolence can make spring springier, winter warmer, and the world around us better than heaven. Let's install a love program in our souls. It can prevent secular viruses from invading our souls, wash away the dirt remaining in our souls, and sublimate our lives.

The protagonist is a witness to the old and new societies. He never bows to fate, adversity, or evil. He always maintains a kind, upright, and upward heart. The spirit of doing what he does and loving what he does runs through the protagonist's ordinary life.

This is an alternative literary inspirational book. Reread literary classics with the author and discover interesting philosophy of life between the lines. In "Education", how many detours does a girl have to take to achieve the life she wants? Why can't a female literary young man like Emma in "Madame Bovary" find happiness? Can you be like Charlotte in "Pride and Prejudice", not complaining about broken dreams, but regretting, and looking firmly ahead... The Ceramic Rabbit rereads the famous book, observes the details, and has a unique perspective. He says what others have not said. It seems to be open-minded, but it is really reasonable. This work combines inspirational and literary interpretations of literary classics from different angles. It is both down-to-earth and practical and can meet the cultural needs of readers.

Around 2013, I was invited to give lectures in Leiyang, Hunan Province. I saw this charming ancient city and got to know Mr. Ouyang Zhengping, a senior media person in this city. And through Mr. Ouyang Zhengping, I learned more about Leiyang's humanistic history and the ancient charm of Leiyang as a thousand-year-old county. This is not only because Leiyang has a long history and gave birth to Cai Lun, the inventor of papermaking, but also because of Leiyang's unique geographical location, with its north-south transportation arteries and railways and highways extending in all directions, which is almost comparable to Chenzhou. In addition, Leiyang people are hospitable and have a rich cultural atmosphere.

Strictly speaking, we feel that these are not quite poems, they are just combinations and arrangements of long and short sentences. But they do come from our hearts, and they are not made up randomly, moaning without reason, or playing word games. It is said that "songs express feelings, and poems express ambitions." This is indeed the case in life. People's emotions and desires are not expressed in this way, but also in that way. Although we sometimes don't know the name of this or that way, in fact, this is not important. The names are often summarized or even imposed by later generations based on existing phenomena.

I like the rainbow because I think it encompasses all the colors of love, and our life is like sitting on a rainbow-colored roller coaster, walking on the flowery path of finding love. This is not a very profound book, it is just short stories made up of simple and even "bloody" words, but these real or fictional stories contain the beauty and tears that I, him/her, and "TA" experienced growing up. I breathed in the sunshine, and my heart warmed.

Only when you walk on a muddy road will you leave deep footprints. After walking this way for too long, I suddenly look back and look at the series of traces. Although it is messy, but after all, I move forward, and I feel that every step of the wind and rain is worth cherishing. Turn those sporadic memories into words, and you have this "Fragmented Time". The book travels through fifteen countries, recording thoughts about work and life every day and night, and more touching stories in history. What passes away is history, whether it is a glimmer of moonlight on an ordinary night or the rushing river, it is history. Time is usually like sunrise and sunset. It is not only the mountains that rise and fall, but also the mood. The words describing history are loaded with depth, solemnity, and sadness, but between the horizontal and vertical words, there is a roar, driving away the wind and rain, and reining in the sunshine.

The 2014 volume of "Songs of Self-Strength" is organized by the China Disabled Persons' Federation and invites 42 outstanding reportage writers from all over the country to conduct in-depth interviews with the touching deeds of 28 self-improvement models of the disabled group who have made outstanding contributions to all walks of life in the motherland who have been interviewed by party and state leaders, 5 advanced disability aid groups, 7 advanced individuals in aiding the disabled, and 2 advanced workers in the National Disabled Persons' Federation system. Writing tells the story of the difficult growth experiences of those self-improvement models and their struggle to not succumb to unfortunate fate, fight tenaciously and demonstrate the value of life, as well as their broad-mindedness to repay the society, country and people with selfless dedication after their own success. While infecting, purifying and touching people's hearts, it will also inspire and inspire people to face life bravely in difficult situations, continue to struggle, and create the miracle of life. I believe that the publication of this book will have a good social effect and bring positive energy to society.

This manuscript is the author's fourth poetry collection published by our company. It has a wide range of themes and novel and diverse expression techniques. There are poems describing the establishment and development of the China Disabled Persons' Federation, poems praising the hosting of the Olympic Games, Paralympic Games, Special Olympics, World Expo and other new things. There are also descriptions and praises of the beautiful mountains and rivers of the motherland, as well as remembrances of colleagues, relatives and friends, and insights and reflections on life and life. There are many wonderful chapters that express feelings, chants and aspirations about current affairs, history, geography and humanities. Since the author has worked in the Disabled Persons' Federation for a long time, his poems show positive energy in spreading humanitarianism, patriotism, and promoting Chinese national culture, inspiring people and motivating people to be positive and good.

This book is a collection of 378 five-character and seven-character poems that reflect the Shanghai World Expo. It is based on the author's thoughts and feelings from the days and nights he experienced from participating in the preparations to the opening of the World Expo. After the Chinese version was published, it was well received by relevant people. This volume is published in Chinese and English format and is accompanied by exquisite color pictures. Ye Xin, a famous writer in Shanghai, and Los Certes, secretary-general of the Bureau International des Expositions, wrote prefaces for this book.

"Flying Hope" was published as the sequel to "For the Beauty of Life". It is like a red ribbon, stringing together these disabled writers' interpretation of faith and hope, imagining the power and glory of life. In the book, the authors describe every beauty and desire of life through vivid writing. They still persist in capturing the light of hope in the difficult and difficult environment, and perfectly display its splendor and charm. How strong is this persistence! Some people say that hope is the light that leads people forward, the desire for the future, the expectation for success after struggle, the source of motivation for human beings' persistent pursuit, and history is the power that supports life. Indeed, it is precisely because of this personality quality of constant hope in a difficult life that every disabled writer can praise life without reservation, look forward to the future, and release hope, so that readers can realize their spiritual power to transcend life and understand life.

"Touched by Harvest" is the third collection of essays after the publication of "For the Beauty of Life" and "Flying Hope". As a special group of disabled writers, when my brothers and sisters condense the most precious wealth in their lives - touching, into these exquisite prose pieces and present them to readers, the clarity, tranquility and power in them make people feel that touching is a kind of happiness and a kind of power in "turning into spring mud to protect flowers". Being moved is a state of mind. If we can be moved and pick up the emotion, our hearts will no longer be dry, and we will have a grateful person. We will find that there are many things worthy of being moved in this world; being moved is a kind of happiness. When your destiny is unruly and your life is full of setbacks, being moved is like a sky blanket, descending from the sky, wrapping you with hard work and perseverance to resist the vast stars. The loneliness under the sky, talking to the soul in the looming sound of nature; being moved is a kind of cherishment, and it is based on this kind of cherishment that we will not hesitate to give to others: a smile, a thank you, an act of helping; being moved is a kind of power.

Introduction to "Song of Self-Strength (2009 Volume)": Disabled people are important members of the social family and an important force in building socialism with Chinese characteristics. For a long time, the vast number of disabled people, both physically and mentally strong, have actively participated in the cause of reform, opening up, and modernization, overcoming numerous difficulties, exerting tremendous hard work, and making important contributions. The self-improvement models being commended today are outstanding representatives of tens of millions of people with disabilities and are role models for us all to learn from. Just now, I listened to the speeches of several self-improvement models and advanced representatives of disabled people. Like everyone else, I was greatly shocked in my heart and deeply inspired in my thoughts. Their achievements are admirable, their deeds are deeply moving, their character shines brightly, and their spirit is inspiring. We know that every model of self-improvement and every advanced collective and individual in helping the disabled who are commended today have extraordinary achievements and extraordinary stories. This star-studded heroic model group is a concentrated expression of the vigorous development of the cause of disabled people in my country. It is a vivid portrayal of the active participation of disabled people in social development and a completely new spiritual outlook. It also reflects from a unique perspective the great achievements of my country's economic development and social progress since the reform and opening up, and demonstrates the high-spirited and hard-working spirit of the contemporary Chinese people.

This book is the fourth collection of essays by disabled authors after "For the Beauty of Life", "Flying Hope" and "Reaping Touch".

This book is an anthology of disabled persons in Shanghai, which contains more than 300 articles such as communications, essays, travel notes, essays, short novels, and poems written by disabled authors and literature lovers in Shanghai in recent years. It reflects the self-improvement of disabled people and demonstrates the achievements of my country's development of disabled people in the past 20 years and the new trend of social assistance to the disabled.

The 110 special papers included in this collection were reviewed by the "Excellent Paper Review Committee to Commemorate the 40th Anniversary of the Founding of the Chinese Society of Japanese History" specially established by the China Society of Japanese History. Most of the selected papers are papers published by well-known Japanese history researchers in top domestic first-level journals. According to the principle of dividing the stages of historical development, the collection is divided into four volumes. The content mainly covers the political, economic, social, cultural and ideological aspects of Japan in various stages of historical development from ancient times to contemporary times. It focuses on displaying the research perspectives, research methods, research stances and research opinions of Chinese scholars. The book consists of four volumes with approximately 2 million words.

After suffering heavy losses in the Battle of Xiangjiang River, the Central Red Army was in a serious crisis of being ambushed by a powerful enemy. This prompted the wise men within the party to demonstrate the party's courage and ability to self-correct with the common idea of ​​building the party for the public good and the political wisdom of unity and strategy. Transfer to Guizhou to avoid the current disaster; the Zunyi Conference corrected military strategic errors, promoted Mao Zedong to the leadership position of the Party and the Red Army, and fundamentally solved the problem of the correctness of the Party's leadership. After the Zunyi Conference, the enemy's pursuit and interception became more serious. Mao Zedong, Zhou Enlai, Zhu De and their comrades-in-arms, with their extraordinary revolutionary courage and wisdom, based on reality, took advantage of the situation, battled wits and courage, sent their troops to fight and walk, crossed Chishui four times, crossed the Wujiang River south, threatened Guiyang, and basically got rid of the enemy's heavy encirclement and interception. Leaving Guizhou also emerged from the most dangerous stage of the struggle against the enemy since the Long March.

In early October 1934, Chiang Kai-shek ordered the launch of a general offensive against the Red Army's fifth "encirclement and suppression" campaign in the central strategic area. The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China led the Central Red Army to embark on the first step of the Long March. Due to mistakes in the guidance of Bogu and Li De, the Central Red Army was blocked by powerful enemies from crossing the Xiangjiang River in the west. Red Army generals such as Peng Dehuai, Lin Biao, and Dong Zhentang led their officers and soldiers in tragic and heroic bloody battles. Although the Central Red Army broke through the encirclement, it had lost more than half. Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai turned the tide, and the Central Red Army arrived in Zunyi. At this step, the Central Committee's strategic guidance was wrong, the turbulent waves were cleared, powerful enemies were chasing and intercepting, and the material difficulties were surging. The Central Red Army fought tragically in these turbulent waves. Mao Zedong described it as "Five Ridges and Thin Waves", and the book unfolds in the first step that is both tragic and heroic.

This is a documentary literary work that objectively reflects the basic features of the Nanjing Massacre by the Japanese invaders based on the 24 existing monuments (pavilions) related to the "Nanjing Massacre". Based on the Nanjing Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China's "Survey on Population Casualties and Property Loss during the Anti-Japanese War in Nanjing", the process of the "Nanjing Massacre" was reproduced through a combination of surveys and interviews, with detailed data, eyewitnesses, perpetrators' accounts, and interviewers' notes.

The 110 special papers included in this collection were reviewed by the "Excellent Paper Review Committee to Commemorate the 40th Anniversary of the Founding of the Chinese Society of Japanese History" specially established by the China Society of Japanese History. Most of the selected papers are papers published by well-known Japanese history researchers in top domestic first-level journals. According to the principle of dividing the stages of historical development, the collection is divided into four volumes. The content mainly covers the political, economic, social, cultural and ideological aspects of Japan in various stages of historical development from ancient times to contemporary times. It focuses on displaying the research perspectives, research methods, research stances and research opinions of Chinese scholars. The book consists of four volumes with approximately 2 million words.

The 110 special papers included in this collection were reviewed by the "Excellent Paper Review Committee to Commemorate the 40th Anniversary of the Founding of the Chinese Society of Japanese History" specially established by the China Society of Japanese History. Most of the selected papers are papers published by well-known Japanese history researchers in top domestic first-level journals. According to the principle of dividing the stages of historical development, the collection is divided into four volumes. The content mainly covers the political, economic, social, cultural and ideological aspects of Japan in various stages of historical development from ancient times to contemporary times. It focuses on displaying the research perspectives, research methods, research stances and research opinions of Chinese scholars. The book consists of four volumes with approximately 2 million words.

The 110 special papers included in this collection were reviewed by the "Excellent Paper Review Committee to Commemorate the 40th Anniversary of the Founding of the Chinese Society of Japanese History" specially established by the China Society of Japanese History. Most of the selected papers are papers published by well-known Japanese history researchers in top domestic first-level journals. According to the principle of dividing the stages of historical development, the collection is divided into four volumes. The content mainly covers the political, economic, social, cultural and ideological aspects of Japan in various stages of historical development from ancient times to contemporary times. It focuses on displaying the research perspectives, research methods, research stances and research opinions of Chinese scholars. The book consists of four volumes with approximately 2 million words.

"Old Food Notes" is China's first retrospective work that presents home-cooked food in Northeast China in the 1970s in prose form. Every Northeastern person has similar memories of their childhood. Ordinary home-cooked dishes, ordinary washing, cutting, steaming and stewing, the three meals of the four seasons for ordinary people in Northeast China are vividly displayed on the page. It's not polished, it's plain and simple, it's sincere, real and palpable. The plainer the text, the closer it is to real life. Garlic eggplant, pickled vegetables, sorghum rice, sticky bean buns, water tofu... These ordinary dishes nourish and strengthen the Northeastern people's bodies and cultivate the bold and uninhibited character of the Northeastern people.

Every poem in "Collection of Past Memories" is full of positive energy, carrying forward the past and inspiring people to forge ahead. They all carry the excellent traditions of Chinese culture, and embody the core socialist values. They warn people to remember the pace of China's historical development, not to forget the excellent traditions of Chinese culture, punish evil and promote good, clean up the world, inherit civilization, and revitalize China.

This book belongs to the "Quick Reading" series of classics. In "Guanwen Guanzhi", about 160 excellent articles that are familiar to the public have been selected for excellence. In the selection of articles, we pay attention to the combination with reality, close to the readers' reading experience, explain in simple terms, take care of the readers' initial reading experience, combine the content of ancient articles that readers are not familiar with with reality, and allow readers to better understand the charm of ancient articles and the literary talent of the ancients through the author's detailed lectures, special annotations, and translations. The content of this book is derived from the independent copyrighted academic content that Professor Bi has on hand, which is similar to that published by Modern Publishing House and has been reprinted many times. But this is the first time a collection has been released.

This book belongs to the "Quick Reading" series of classics. "Three Hundred Yuan Operas" selects excellent pieces that are familiar to the public. The selection of articles strives to be classic, and provides in-depth explanations in conjunction with the special literary form of Yuan Opera, which is consistent with the reading experience and provides readers with better information for learning Yuan Opera.

Interpret the stories of "Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea" and "Journey to the West". "Interpretations of Classical Classics by Famous Masters: Novels of Gods and Monsters (Part 1)" not only systematically interprets seven types of novels about the Eight Immortals, from novels to folk tales, until tracing the origins of the Eight Immortals, but also clarifies the influence of Taoism on Chinese novels. "Famous Masters Interpret Classical Classics: Novels of Gods and Monsters (Part 1)" not only introduces the opinions of each school, but also puts forward new insights. It also interprets the images of Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Sha Seng, Tang Seng and other characters.

Interpreting the profound ideological content of "Water Margin" and shaping Shangchao's artistic techniques solve the eternal mystery of why "if you don't read Water Margin, you don't know the wonders of the world" and "it is unique to "Water Margin", but I just don't get tired of watching it". Interpret what kind of novel "The Heroes of Sons and Daughters" is? Why is it said to be comparable to "Dream of Red Mansions"? What are the similarities between its content and author and "A Dream of Red Mansions"? What are its achievements and shortcomings? Interpretation of "Three Heroes and Five Righteousness" is a chivalrous public case novel with the highest artistic level. It interprets the images of Bao Gong and Zhan Zhao described in the book, analyzes the artistic characteristics of the characters in the book and their influence on later novels, and explores the writing process of the "Three Heroes and Five Righteousness" series.

This book belongs to the "Quick Reading" series of classics. "Three Hundred Song Ci Poems" selects well-known chapters and categorizes them according to the poets. The selection of chapters strives to be classic, and the layout design strives to be elegant and consistent with the reading experience. Through intensive lectures, annotations, translations and other forms, it creates a new learning space for Song Ci for readers in an all-round and three-dimensional way.

"Masters Interpret Classical Classics: Historical Novels (Part 1)" uses concise, smooth and popular words to interpret the origin, evolution, historical background, ideological connotation and artistic achievements of these novels. Interpretation of the novels of the Two Han Dynasties The two Han Dynasties were an important period in the history of our country. The novels based on the historical events of the Two Han Dynasties constitute a unique series that is continuous. Through several development stages of early novels with themes of the Han Dynasty, Sewu Pinghua and popular romances of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the author combs the development and evolution trajectory of the novels of the Han Dynasty, compares their similarities and differences with official history, and compares and analyzes the different styles and tastes of the same theme in different historical periods and written by different writers, and cannot exhaust the special rules of the creation of historical novels.

This book belongs to the "Quick Reading" series of classics. "Three Hundred Tang Poems" selects well-known chapters with exquisite layout design that is in line with the reading experience. Through intensive lectures, annotations, translations, etc., It gives readers a new learning experience of Tang poetry. The content of this book is derived from the independent copyrighted academic content that Professor Bi Baokui has on hand. Professor Bi's "Three Hundred Tang Poems Translated Commentary" was published by Liaohai Publishing House and Modern Publishing House, and has been reprinted many times. Professor Bi's translations of ancient poems are also recognized by readers as excellent works of writing. Can withstand market testing.