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This is an encyclopedia of life aesthetics. The book is divided into 12 volumes with more than 1,500 chapters in total. It includes aspects such as flowers and birds in the countryside, vegetation and landscapes, emotions between men and women, simple clothes and light food, etc. It integrates aesthetic taste and the art of life. The whole book is based on aphorisms, with concise language and is suitable for both refined and popular tastes. Opening the book, a long scroll of quiet and leisurely life slowly unfolds. In the 400 years since its creation, it has been loved by people in ancient and modern times who advocate true love. This book is based on the edition published in the 35th year of Emperor Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty and contains 42 paintings by the famous ink painter Lin Xi.

This is a character book that enhances wisdom in life. The book condenses 221 pieces of wisdom on life, explains the Chinese people's philosophy of life, and tells the secrets of planning, communicating, employing people, establishing a career, interacting, and educating. The whole book uses aphorisms as its genre, the language is short and concise, every word is precise, and every word contains profound philosophy of life. Open this book to help you feel comfortable in the world and establish principles for dealing with others. This book is based on the 1935 Mingshan Bookstore edition and restores 61 classic paintings of Bada Shanren.

This is a book of taste that awakens the aesthetic power. The book contains a total of 219 quotation-style essays, each with comments from the author's friends. Landscapes and gardens, scenery of the four seasons, poems and songs, calligraphy, painting and utensils... The leisure and elegance of the world are all included. Open this book, discover the interest of life with a new perspective, and comprehensively enhance your perception and aesthetic ability. This book is based on the "Zhao Dynasty Series" published by Shikaitang during the Daoguang period, and refers to the 1935 version of the "Guoxue Rare Library" of the Central Bookstore. Includes 31 paintings by Chen Jia, a well-known contemporary ink painter.

"If you bite the root of the vegetable, you can do everything!" This is a book about finding the inner truth and enlightenment. The book is divided into 5 volumes and contains 383 quotations and aphorisms. It gathers the essence of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, and provides answers to fundamental questions in life such as life and death, honor and disgrace, character, and morality. The language is timeless and full of Zen flavor. Open this book to help you stay calm in adversity and improve your realm of life. Before you know it, your impetuousness and uneasiness disappeared. This book is based on the engraving of Yangzhou Buddhist Scripture Academy in the 13th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty, and is based on the engraving of the "happy Yongxuan Series" by Tao Shiyuan of Wujin in the 20th year of the Republic of China. Contains 103 high-definition paintings by Qi Baishi.

The economic management content covered in this collection of papers mainly includes the following aspects: 1. Enterprise management, including human resources, salary and performance management, enterprise training and development, enterprise management and cultural construction, enterprise innovation, enterprise supply chain research, etc. 2. Economic and financial aspects, including Internet finance, import and export trade, securities risks, margin trading and securities lending systems, financial innovation, etc. 3. Legal aspects: including personal information protection, illegal guarantee issues, risks of irregular publicity, the scope and order of legal heirs, etc.

This book attempts to sort out Thomas's poetic aesthetics from Thomas' poetry, prose, letters, comments and other textual materials, starting from the specific historical background. Based on this, through the method of close text reading, this paper explores the structural art and language art of his poetry, thereby outlining Thomas's poetry art and poetry theory. By studying the interaction between his theory and creation, we will clarify the aesthetic characteristics of Thomas' poetry and poetics, and finally evaluate Thomas' contribution to the British poetry in the twentieth century.

"Must-Read Classic Books Series of the Ministry's Edition" is a newly revised series of books in the "New Curriculum Standard Classics·Student Edition". Based on the original series, the varieties are selected, added or deleted based on the requirements of the latest Chinese textbooks compiled by the Ministry and early market feedback. "Arabian Nights" is an outstanding collection of large-scale folk tales in the Middle Ages in Arabia. It represents the highest achievement of ancient Arabic literature with its weird fantasy volumes. It contains a rich and eclectic collection of fairy tales, myths, fables, jokes, historical stories, anecdotes, etc., Attracting generations of Eastern and Western readers.

This book contains Levi's lifelong poetry works, a total of 91 poems. In this book, Levi once again writes his testimony about the Holocaust in the form of poetry. Some people once said that "testimony" has no aesthetic significance, but Levi's poems break this stereotype. They are both profound testimonies and full of the beauty of literary art. "The Paris Review" commented on Levi's poetry: "His poetry defeats Theodor Adorno's declaration that 'writing poetry after Auschwitz is barbaric.'" The "Levy Works" series also includes "The Drowned and the Rescued", "The Trade of Others", "This Is Auschwitz: Evidence 1945-1986", "The Wrench", "Truce" and "If Not Now, When?" "Moments of Reprieve", "Voices of Memory: Interviews with Levi 1961-1987", "I Talking to You: Conversations between Levi and Tessio", etc.

This book is a work of reportage. Although all chapters of the work are independent, they are connected by bright and dark lines. The book is written for urban communities. The author focused on interviews with relevant communities in Shapingba District, Chongqing. Starting from the smallest unit "community", the work narrates the in-depth story of Chongqing's urban development over the years of direct administration and reform and opening up, and tells the positive role of community work in building a moderately prosperous society in an all-round way, striving to "know the autumn in one leaf". The author conducted interviews in the community. The book uses nearly 30 community workers from different types of communities and people who are enthusiastic about public affairs to tell their own community stories. It adopts the "people-driven" approach and takes more than 10 urban communities in Shapingba District, Chongqing as "observation samples" to comprehensively display the little-known stories of urban communities. It focuses on telling the colorful and positive front-line stories of the people in the communities, revealing the multiple aspects of urban communities.

"Sister Jiang: Proud Snow and Red Plums" is one of the series of books by Li Hua on Hongyan. It is the latest documentary literature about Sister Jiang. It is co-authored by Mr. Li Hua, a famous Hongyan writer, and Chen Sha, an associate professor at the Party School of Da'an District, Zigong City, the hometown of Sister Jiang. It can be said to be the most informative work on interpreting Sister Jiang in history. This book uses new historical materials and new perspectives to provide a comprehensive interpretation of Sister Jiang. The book has about 160,000 words and is divided into 7 sections, telling the story of Sister Jiang's hometown, childhood, life experience, revolutionary story, the real "Sister Jiang" in the Hongyan archives, the great revolutionary spirit, etc. The language of the book is vivid and lively, with pictures and texts, and it is both academic and readable. It interprets the story of Sister Jiang, a real revolutionary hero, to readers.

One of Japan's three major collections of classical Waka, it is a symbol of the heyday of Waka. It has never been fully translated into Chinese since the "New Ancient and Modern Waka Collection" was written. It is a clear proof of the profound influence of the Chinese Song Dynasty culture's eastward migration to Japan. "New Ancient and Modern Japanese Song Collection", "Man'yoshu" and "Ancient and Modern Japanese Song Collection" are collectively known as Japan's three major collections of Japanese poetry and are quite famous in Japanese history. "New Ancient and Modern" is presided over by Emperor Gotoba. The book selects Waka written by Ki Kanyuki, Izumi Shikibu, Murasaki Shikibu, Sugawara Michizane, Oe Mabobo, Zaihara Ippei, Jien, Saigon, Fujiwara Yoshikune, Fujiwara Toshinari, Fujiwara Sadaie and others, marking the art of Waka has reached a high degree of maturity. The whole book presents the beauty of "mysterious" and pursues the artistic style of beauty, elegance, delicacy, symbolism, lingering emotion, tranquility, and remoteness. It represents the new style of Waka in the middle ages of Japan, so it is called "New Ancient and Modern Waka Collection". This book contains a total of 1,978 Japanese songs, divided into twelve categories: spring songs, summer songs, autumn songs, winter songs, greeting songs, sad songs, farewell songs, journey songs, love songs, miscellaneous songs, divine songs, and Buddhist songs.

A true gift to the written history of the struggle for civil rights and racial justice in the United States - 45 years of pursuit of justice, a glorious page in the history of the struggle for civil rights in the United States. The first and most authoritative history of the 1971 prison riot, the largest and most influential in American history, is an opportunity to comprehensively examine the American prison system. In 2017, it won the Pulitzer Prize for History and the Bancroft Prize, was shortlisted for the National Book Award, and entered 14 "Best Books of 2016" lists. Attica Prison is New York State's most notorious and maximum-security prison. It opened in the 1930s and had never been modernized until a prisoner uprising broke out in 1971. On September 9, 1971, nearly 1,300 inmates took over Attica Prison to protest years of abuse. On September 13, the state suddenly sent hundreds of heavily armed soldiers and prison guards, and they did not hesitate to use weapons banned by the state to forcibly seize the prison. They shot and killed 39 men, including hostages and prisoners, and seriously injured more than 100 people. In the hours, weeks and months that followed, state troopers and prison officials exacted brutal revenge on the prisoners. In the end, New York State authorities only prosecuted the prisoners and never charged the officials involved in the custody and aftermath. There was no apology or compensation to the survivors and the families of the victims. It wasn't until 2012 that a 45-year battle for justice by victims, lawyers, judges, and state officials and law enforcement officers came to fruition.

The eleven works in "Xiangxi Xiangji" include four parts. The first part is two articles from "Congwen's Autobiography", describing the author's growth and transformation from childhood to adolescence. His experiences as a teenager playing truant, addicted to gambling, serving as a soldier, and the environment in western Hunan provided material for his later creations. The four essays in the second part are selected from "Song Notes of a Journey to Hunan". "Although they only write about trivial and ordinary human affairs such as the joys and sorrows of various docks in the Yuanshui River Basin and the trackers and sailors on a small boat, in fact, they all have deep sorrow and hidden worries about their past and present that cannot be easily expressed in words...". The four articles in the third part are selected from "Western Hunan", "which provides a general introduction to the 'personnel' and 'production' of the Yuanshui River Basin and its five local tributaries." The fourth part comes from "The Remaining Manuscripts after the Disaster", which records the grudges and grudges that the author witnessed between a wealthy Manchu family and the Tian family in a neighboring village when he returned to Phoenix in the winter of 1920. It is full of legend.

This wonderful anthology selects about 100 master works in the field of natural literature from the East and the West, focusing on the six major themes of earth, sky, fire, water, surprise, and deep thought, to present the myriad wonders of nature and mankind's endless pursuit and exploration of nature. The collection contains poetry, essays, novel fragments, diaries, letters, as well as articles of more scientific and natural history interest. From the heather bushes on the Yorkshire moors described by Charlotte Bronte, to the changing colors of the sky observed and recorded by Leonardo da Vinci, to the drifting clouds in Matsuo Basho's eyes, this rich collection combines a variety of unique perspectives and perceptions - lyrical, awe-inspiring, praising, and philosophical, revealing that the tradition of nature writing is long-standing and infinitely varied.

"Four Kinds of Literature and Anthology" contains some of Mr. Lu Simian's writings on classical literature. "Song Dynasty Literature" was published by the Commercial Museum in 1931. "On Poetry" and "Selected Essays on the History of Chinese Literature" are lecture notes given by Mr. Lu when he taught at Jiangsu Provincial First Normal School from 1923 to 1925. "Selected Chinese Essays" is also Mr. Lu's lecture notes. These words reflect Mr. Lu's cultivation and attainments in Chinese literary history and literary works, and are very precious.

"Seven Types of Historiography and Historical Records" includes "Historical Research Methods", "Historical Records and Historiography", "How to Read Chinese Historical Records", "General Commentary on History", "General Commentary on Literature and History", "Selected Biographies of Ancient Historians", "Selected Essays on Historical Records", etc. Most of its content was written by Mr. Lu to guide young students in reading historical books and enlightening them on historical research methods. It still has high guiding significance and reference value for the younger generation of history enthusiasts and researchers.

"Four Kinds of Philology" is a concentrated display of Mr. Lu Simian's philology research, including "Treatise on Chapters and Sentences", "Examination of Chinese Character Changes", "A Brief Explanation of Character Examples", and "Examination of Shuowen Jiezi". These four philological works have been published by many publishing houses, but none of them are complete. This edition is based on the revised draft by Mr. Lu Simian during his lifetime, with relevant text added. The complete picture of Mr. Lu Simian's philological thoughts can almost be seen.

"Four Popular Readings on History and Geography by Lu" collects four popular readings on history and geography written by Mr. Lu Simian: "Su Qin Zhang Yi", "Combined Biography of Guanyue", "General Geography of China" and "History of the Three Kingdoms", all written during the Republic of China. Our publisher's 2010 edition follows Lu's writing, conceptual terminology, and even some comments to preserve the original appearance of the work, while correcting some errors in the original book.

"Two Types of Chinese Ethnic History" is compiled from Mr. Lu Simian's old works "History of the Evolution of Chinese Ethnics" and "History of Chinese Ethnics". The former provides a macroscopic view of the origin and formation of the Chinese nation, the exchanges and integration of various ethnic groups, the trauma suffered by the Chinese nation in modern times, the problems it faces, and the road to rejuvenation, etc. The text is easy to read and absorbs the ethnological theories at home and abroad at that time. It is a popular reading for students. The latter provides a systematic description of the twelve main clans in Chinese history, and is accompanied by detailed textual research. It is a high-quality academic work.

"Lv Simian's Essay Series" collects a total of 102 articles of various types by Mr. Lv Simian, which are roughly divided into five groups: "History", "Philosophy", "Socioeconomic Culture", "Literary Documents" and "Prefaces and Postscripts to Letters". It is also organized internally according to the year of writing and publication. It contains some of Mr.'S important papers, letters and speeches, as well as prefaces and postscripts to his autobiography. This book is an important material for studying the evolution of Mr. Lu's thoughts, academic views and life experiences.

"History of the Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties" is the last of Mr. Lu Simian's series of works on the history of Chinese dynasties. The book is divided into fifteen chapters including the "General Introduction". It first describes the rise and fall of dynasties, the causes and consequences of various major historical events, the success and failure of political facilities, etc., Using a new chronicle style; then it narrates the socio-economic and cultural history, dividing the development of socio-economics, political systems, cultural academics, etc., Using a new style of describing regulations and systems.

"Five Kinds of Primary and Secondary School Textbooks by Lu" is a compilation of five kinds of textbooks compiled by Mr. Lu Simian during the teaching process, namely "Chinese Textbook for Higher Elementary Schools", "History of the Country for Senior High School Textbooks under the New Academic System", "History of the Country for Senior High School Textbooks", "History of the Country for High School Review Series", and "History of the Country for Junior High School Standard Textbooks". Although these textbooks were written for primary and secondary school students (mainly high school students) at that time, even if they are used as teaching materials for university history majors today, they are probably not too shallow.

"Lv Simian's Poetry Collection" is the last part of "Lv Simian's Collected Works", which contains some of Mr. Lu Simian's old works and manuscripts. The whole book is divided into four parts: "Haolu Manuscripts", "Haolu Poetry Manuscripts", "Three Types of Novels" and "Haolu Manuscripts". The manuscript part includes old-style articles written by Mr. Lu, the poetry part includes poems, lyrics and couplets, the novel part includes "The Female Knight" and "Chinese Female Detective", and the collection part includes more than 80 academic and travel articles by Mr Lu.

"Notes on Reading History by Lu Simian" is a large collection of Mr. Lu Simian's historical treatises. It was compiled by later generations based on his notes and treatises. It has extensive content and rigorous exposition. It is a very important academic monograph on general history. Some of them were edited into books. Due to historical reasons, the published notes (except "Notes of Yanshi") have been abridged to varying degrees. The updated edition published by our publisher in 2005 summarizes all of Mr. Lu's published and unpublished notes, a total of 762 items, totaling more than one million words. The deleted parts have been restored and completed according to the original text.

This book is a collection of ancient poems created and published by the elderly poet Guo Suhuai after his retirement. The author has always insisted on writing only seven-character quatrains, using this style to record his rich later life. This manuscript contains 500 seven-character quatrains that he created in recent years. These works record almost all of the author's life trajectory and thoughts, and play a good role in further cultivating his sentiments and enriching his old life.

"Soul Endorsement" contains the author's recent masterpieces of prose. The work cuts into the little-known spiritual level and is based on the grand narrative of the truth of life. It criticizes the ugliness of human nature, the destruction of ecology, and the decline of the countryside. The melancholy and affectionate words reflect the author's social conscience and the spirit of the times.

This book shows the history and appearance of 119 villages in Zhuji in small prose pieces, showing the beauty of the villages and the author's nostalgia for the villages.

This book is a collection of student-themed essays. With the theme of "cultivating students' humanistic qualities and building a walking classroom", Ningbo No. 4 Middle School has carried out a series of walking and perception activities, aiming to increase students' perception of the beauty of local culture and mountains and rivers. This book is the result of students' perception of this series of activities.

Zhang Renya is a collector of precious documents and cultural relics from the First and Second National Congress of the Communist Party of China and a disseminator of Marxist thought. He is the guardian of the first Party Constitution of the Communist Party of China and a loyal fighter of communism. The interview recorded the process of searching for Zhang Renya, and deeply understood the impact of Renya's spirit on the times. It has far-reaching practical significance for inheriting and carrying forward the spirit of loyalty and faith of the revolutionary martyrs and inheriting the historical mission of the new era. This book is divided into three parts: "Origin", "Tracing" and "Inheritance". The topic is developed in a question-and-answer format, including interviews with the person in charge of the Second Congress Site Research Office, Zhang Renya's family, etc., To restore a true image of a revolutionary pioneer, allowing readers to experience Renya's spirit and inherit red culture while reading.

This book is a collection of life essays, including nearly a hundred short articles, divided into sections such as "Trivia", "Stories of Life", "Listening to Heart Sounds", "Memories of Time", "Reading" and "Thoughts on Movies and Dramas". The author uses leisurely writing style to record the fragments of life and thoughts and feelings such as teaching, communication, traveling, reading, and watching movies. The author is good at feeling the "ordinary" beauty and the "daily" warmth in seemingly ordinary and trivial life. In her writing, every day is fresh, worth looking forward to, and worth thinking about. She uses simple and sincere words to give vivid and detailed annotations to the four words "love life", inspiring readers and giving hope to life.

This book is a collection of essays that collects prose and essays written by the writer Pu Zi in recent years. The book contains more than 40 essays written by Pu Zi in the past ten years. It is divided into four chapters: "Authentic", "County", "King's Land" and "Huanyu". The content involves the recollection of the past, the perception of life and travel notes. The writing is fresh and clear, the emotions are delicate and true, and the reading is cordial and touching.

This book collects a large number of local folklore in Cixi, combined with relevant local chronicles and other historical materials, and compiles dozens of legends about Qi Jiguang's fight against the Japanese. Qi Jiguang was a famous anti-Japanese general during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. He made outstanding contributions in the anti-Japanese war. He was a great national hero and an outstanding military strategist. During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, Japanese pirates rampantly invaded the southeastern coast of my country, burning, killing, looting, and committing all kinds of evil. The rule of the Ming Empire was threatened. Under this critical situation, 28-year-old Qi Jianguang went to the southeast coast of Longshan, Zhejiang, to station troops to fight against the Japanese. The next year, he was appointed as the general of Ning, Shao, and Taifu, and took on the important task of fighting against the Japanese. This book shows General Qi Jiguang's 24 years of fighting against the Japanese on the southeastern coast, clearing the sea territory and wiping out the Japanese pirates. It shows that he is both wise and courageous, resourceful and decisive, has good military training, loves his soldiers like a son, and uses his troops like a god. He is known as "one of the rare victorious generals in ancient times" in our country.

"Life Experience from the Sea - Xishang Literature Annual Selection · 2019" is a collection of outstanding works by Ningbo Cixi writers in 2019. The book contains a total of more than 80 articles, which are divided into four parts according to different literary genres: novels, essays, poetry, and reviews. The works included in the book are all different in form, content, theme, and genre. They reflect the different styles of literary creation by more than 60 outstanding authors in the Cixi area, and also demonstrate the overall development level of local literature and art. The publication of this book can not only reflect the literary talent and style of Cixi writers, but also create opportunities for local writers and works to directly face local readers, allowing literature to diversify and flourish.

The 57 lively and lovely children are like 57 dazzling stars, dotting the vast and twinkling night sky, forming a warm and harmonious big family. Under the careful care of many outstanding teachers, our originally barren spirits were nourished and we were led to the romantic and magical land of literature. As a result, a year of not writing or plowing gave birth to a vibrant paradise and a pure and holy spiritual soil. In the days to come, with my handwriting and my heart, we will still walk happily and bravely on the road of literature, where flowers and thorns coexist!

Sun Sui (1460-1519), courtesy name Decheng and alias Yichuan, was born in Sunjiajing, Yuyao, Zhejiang (now Sunjiajing Village, Henghe Town, Cixi City). He was a famous loyal minister in the Ming Dynasty. Sun Sui was an elegant writer. He wrote ten volumes of "The Dregs of the Four Saints", six volumes of "Revelation of Poems and Prose", four volumes of "Memories", ten volumes of "Drafts", two volumes of "Records of Punishments", and one volume of "Governor's List". The only thing that can be seen now is a fragment of the Ming Dynasty's "Xi Xing Lu", which is hidden in the Tianyige Museum in Ningbo and is the only one left in the country. This book is the first collation of Sun Sui's poems and essays. It compiles Sun Sui's poems, essays and related biographical materials. Sun Sui was not a person who was famous for his poetry at that time. His articles were often economical and practical. The collection and arrangement of "Collection of Sun Sui" can provide convenience for future scholars to further study Sun Sui and related issues such as the rebellion of King Ning and the punishment of Ming Dynasty.

This book originates from Fenghua folk literature. It is a folk literature with strong local characteristics created collectively by the working people in Fenghua area.

The Book of Songs is the source of Chinese culture. A well-read annotated version of the Book of Songs by young people will help improve their appreciation of poetry and ancient prose, and will be of great benefit to the improvement of general Chinese literacy such as reading and writing, literary accomplishment, and historical knowledge. "Reading the Book of Songs for Young People" removes the entry barrier to the "Book of Songs" and is a universal translation and annotation of the entire "Book of Songs" - rare words are carefully notated with phonetic notes, and the annotations of words and sentences are clear and concise; the translation form is full of poetry and close to life, retaining the charm of Chinese poetry as much as possible, and reproducing the beauty and form of ancient Chinese music The beauty and eternal power of the book; in order to maintain the simplicity and poetry in the illustrations, the book uses a large number of high-definition famous ancient paintings, which are romantic and elegant, suitable for collection; the extended reading is vast, lively and interesting, telling the historical anecdotes and cultural allusions behind the "Book of Songs", so that children can also understand the "Book of Songs" and love to read the "Book of Songs".

Paul Celan is the most influential German-language poet since the second half of the twentieth century. Celan's parents died in the Nazi concentration camps, and he went through hardships and wrote in exile with a heavy memory. Celan's poems are deeply influenced by French Surrealism and are full of bizarre images. The themes are engraved with deep and strong emotional marks, and they weave a sense of rhythm with difficult language and exquisite structures. With his poetry he opened up for all literature the possibility of persevering in speaking in the face of great loss. This book contains 178 of Celan's classic poems selected by Huang Canran, presenting the appearance of Celan's poetry in different periods.

Tranström is good at using various images to create subtle connections between things that are usually unrelated to each other, creating opportunities for encounters. Most of his works are short and concise, using metaphors to shape his personal inner world and express the poet's extraordinary reflections on daily life and natural experience. This book collects thirteen poetry collections published by the poet since 1954, covering all of Tranström's poems throughout his creative career. It also includes the author's autobiographical work "Memory Sees Me" written in 1993 and the Nobel Prize for Literature award speech. The translator has comprehensively revised the translation this time to present Tranström's great poetic art to Chinese readers in a more perfect and accurate manner.

"Violins and Graves" contains 70 representative poems by Federico García Lorca, as well as two excerpts from plays. The selected passages were written in a period that spanned his entire creative career. Lorca is the most well-known Spanish writer in the world after Cervantes. His poems have long melody, delicate perception and wonderful imagination. They are a perfect combination of traditional and modern techniques. The emotions between the lines are lonely and passionate, blending extreme happiness and sadness. His poems and life are remembrances and expectations of a better era that Spain could have had. It was about staying humble and courageously resisting injustice through writing, speaking out for the voiceless people at the bottom of society, bringing theater art to the most remote rural countryside, and embracing the world from a national standpoint. After all, in the end, the definition of love is that one person embraces another person.

Gary Snyder is a representative of the Beats and is known as the "Poet Laureate of Deep Ecology." His poems focus on the essence of life and the roots of culture, embodying the original connection between man and nature. They are very Zen-like and have profound inspiration for people's current living conditions. "Turtle Island" won Snyder the 1975 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry. Snyder takes poetry as his ambition, narrates his daily life in seclusion, sings about heaven, earth and nature, and calls on people to regain the "ancient unity." This book consists of four parts: the first three parts are poetry, and the fourth part is prose. This collection of poems fully absorbs Buddhist ideas on origin and traditional Western ecology, and the world in the poems is greatly enriched by these two factors.

This book selects 109 poems from all of O'Hara's poems, covering most of his two most original poetry collections, "Meditations in an Emergency" and "Lunchtime Poems". More than 70 poems have been translated into Chinese for the first time.

As the first person to spread Marxism in China, Li Dazhao has special historical significance in China. This book collects speeches and articles published by Li Dazhao on different occasions and publications, such as "Youth", "Modern Youth's Activity Direction", "My View of Marxism", etc. It not only shows Li Dazhao's unswerving patriotism and thinking about the development direction of youth, but also is influenced by the progressive thoughts of modern Western democracy, advocating patriotism based on independent personality. It also shows that Li Dazhao has a long-term vision and mind for global politics and culture. Changes in the international situation have profoundly affected China, prompting Li Dazhao to connect domestic issues with changes in the world situation, and actively explore a destiny and way out for national salvation that is consistent with China's actual conditions. The selected articles in this book strive to comprehensively display Li Dazhao's thoughts and process, hoping that readers can be inspired.

Thoughts on international cultural exchanges and international Chinese education are a precious record of cultural exchanges between Shanghai and Jiangxi and Tongji University and Jinggangshan University. This book is divided into three parts: "Jiangdong Collection", "Fengchu Ji" and "Lu Shilu". They reflect what they see, hear, think and feel in the form of ancient poems, modern poems and short sentences respectively. The genre is rich, the form is flexible, the content is positive and humorous, and it gives readers a certain amount of inspiration in the ordinary. This book can be read by practitioners of Chinese education and related enthusiasts, as well as general readers who are interested in essays.

This book is a collection of works created by members of the Cixi Writers Association in the past five years. It is divided into four volumes of novels, essays, poems, and reviews. It comprehensively reflects the overall level of literary creation in Cixi City and reflects the prosperity and development of regional literary and artistic creation. The novel volume contains the works of 23 writers, including short novels and short stories with profound content, as well as several longer novellas. However, due to the overall length of the anthology, novels are not included. The overall situation of novel creation by Cixi writers in the past five years is reflected in the form of final purpose.

This book is a documentary literary work, which truly and touchingly describes the political activities of the author Yu Xinqing before his arrest and his life in prison in Peking and Nanjing after his arrest. It is mentioned in many places in the book that he had close contacts with General Feng Yuxiang in co-planning the civil war against Chiang Kai-shek's dictatorship. The author has been with General Feng for many years since his youth, and they influenced each other in exploring the path of revolution. The relationship between them is not exactly a superior-subordinate relationship, but they are also like-minded friends, so the description is more detailed and true. The whole book reveals from one aspect that the victory of the revolution was achieved under the correct leadership of the party and by broadly uniting patriotic people from all walks of life and democratic schools across the country to work together and fight side by side.

This book is a collection of Gao Changhong's classic works. Gao Changhong's strategy monograph "The Rebirth of Politics" was written from June 21 to August 11, 1938. Focusing on the theme of "war is a whole", the book discusses the political, economic, diplomatic, technological, geographical, popular organization and other factors that restrict and influence strategy. Although Gao Changhong's strategic thoughts mainly come from Europe and secondarily from ancient China, the main points of "The Rebirth of Politics" are basically consistent with "On Protracted War". In addition, this book also includes the author's classic articles such as "The Return of the Furious", "The Stages of the Development of the Democratic Front", "Red Star Poems: For Young People", as well as the author's last collection of poems, "Yan'an Collection". Gao Changhong actively participated in the anti-Japanese and national salvation movement throughout his life, and his works demonstrated the revolutionary spirit of the revolutionary period.

This book is a collection of works that comprehensively collects Wang Ruofei's articles, diaries, family letters and other documents, including "Prophecy of the Future of War", "Beijing Under the Rule of the Fengxian Warlords", "Sending Troops to Manchuria for Japan to Tell the Nation", "How We Defend the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region" and other representative masterpieces.

This book includes Song Zhi's reportage collection "Following the Footsteps of the Red Army Soldiers", "In Taiyuan in 1936" and other works. The article "In Taiyuan in 1936" tells the reality of the Shanxi warlord Yan Xishan's suppression of the people in Taiyuan after the Red Army's Eastern Expedition in 1939. Because of its cold and sharp writing style and novel and ingenious form, it is known as a masterpiece of early Chinese reportage. "Following the Footprints of the Red Army Soldiers" narrates many true stories during the Long March, and Song Zhi compares the Red Army's struggles on the Long March with the peasant revolutions in these areas in history, reflecting the revolutionary will of the working people of past generations and the characteristics of the revolutionary struggles of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army.

This book is a collection of Yang Gang's works. It selects some works from his reportage collection "Southeast Journey", "Ten Thousand Trees Waiting for the Rain" and "Fuzhou Journey" and essay collection "Boiling Dreams". It also includes classic articles such as "Hard Work, My Motherland", "Chairman Mao Is with Us", "Mourning for Smedley" and "Corporal Punishment". Among them, "Ten Thousand Trees Silently Waiting for the Rain" tells the author's experience as a war travel reporter for Ta Kung Pao in the autumn of 1942 when he visited the front lines of Jiangxi and Zhejiang and the Fujian war zone. It shows pictures of blood and tears in half of the southeastern half of the country under the iron heel of the enemy. This book relatively comprehensively displays the sufferings suffered by people in the author's era and the revolutionary enthusiasm of the military and civilians, and demonstrates the author's patriotic spirit. While expressing his hatred for the old era, it also expresses the author's confidence that a bright future will come.