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"Young China" is a collection of works by Yun Daiying. He is an outstanding political activist in modern Chinese history, as well as a famous theorist, propagandist and educator. In his short life, he left more than 3 million words of ideological works, the most distinctive parts of which are mainly reflected in his early discussions on philosophical issues and educational issues, and his later exploration of the revolutionary path to transform China, such as "On Belief", "How to Create Young China", "Academics and Saving the Nation", "Educational Reform and Social Transformation" and "Social Cultivation", which can be regarded as valuable ideological wealth in modern China. This anthology selects more than 100,000 words from it, striving to more comprehensively reflect Yun Daiying's main thoughts in philosophy, politics, economics, culture and education, as well as the evolution and development process of his thoughts.

This book is a collection of Tian Han's plays, including "Death of a Famous Actor", "Before Dawn", "Marco Bridge", "The Final Victory" and other plays. Tian Han is a reformer in the field of Chinese drama and has had a profound impact on the development of Chinese drama. On the one hand, his works exposed the oppression of people by society at that time, and on the other hand, they expressed people's thinking and pursuit of light. For example, his masterpiece "The Death of a Famous Actor" aims to reveal the social destiny of art. Through the experience of Peking Opera actor Liu Zhensheng, he criticized the pathological society that "cannot tolerate good things", and at the same time wrote about the power of positivity and struggle hidden in people's hearts. "Before Dawn" describes a progressive young brother and sister who resist the pressure of family and society, join the progressive revolution, and fight in the darkness before dawn.

This book contains excellent articles by international students who studied at BIT from 2014 to 2018. 72 Works from 34 countries and regions including the United States, Germany, Spain, Russia, Egypt, and Cuba were selected. The first part of this book is the "Me and China" essay collection for international students in China from the Ministry of Education, the second part is the "Me and Beijing" essay collection for international students in Beijing, and the third part is the "Studying at BIT and Perceiving China" series of works. This book can be used as an important reference for students from various countries studying in China. I believe it will touch the hearts of every international student studying in China with different experiences and feelings of studying abroad. This book can also provide another perspective for teachers who work hard to study in China, to better promote cultural exchanges and mutual learning, enhance understanding, deepen understanding, and deepen friendship between China and other countries.

The more than 50 articles included in this collection are all written by BIT students based on their own volunteer experience. Among these volunteers, there are freshmen who have just entered university, senior graduates with rich experience, and graduate students who have already devoted themselves to scientific research. Although the contributors are of very different grades, the word "philanthropy" connects students from all periods. They share Akagi's public welfare heart, quietly dedicate love while studying, but do good deeds without asking for anything in return, and practice the public welfare spirit with practical actions. Here, we display their deeds, share their stories, and promote their spirit in the form of anthologies, so that the public spirit can be widely spread inside and outside the campus.

The reportage "The Glorious Years" was compiled by the Propaganda Department of the Beijing Haidian District Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Beijing Haidian District Federation of Trade Unions. It focuses on the Beijing labor models of the Haidian District in the 1950s and 1960s. This book contains a total of 12 Beijing labor models. They all come from the most ordinary and ordinary positions, but they all repay the society and touch others with the greatest enthusiasm and the most simple "love". This book introduces their touching deeds in the form of reportage, promotes their contribution to society, and spreads positive energy to society.

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The author immersed himself in old papers and rummaged through old newspapers. From old newspapers and magazines such as Time, New York Times, and The Times from the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, he found pieces of unique fragments of Chinese history. He translated these historical fragments from foreign media authentically, and pieced together a historical picture in a "diorama". From the perspective of foreign media, China at that time was so novel, so inexplicable, and so weird.

This book selects familiar chapters from "Historical Records" and presents this great historical masterpiece in easy-to-understand language and vivid illustrations, so that all young readers can easily understand "Historical Records".

This book is the first series of works by the Japanese painter Toriyama Ishiden, completed in the 5th year of An'ei (1776). "Hundred Ghosts at Night" consists of three parts: "Yin in the first chapter", "Yang in the first part" and "Wind in the first part". The names of each chapter are taken from the six qi. This series mainly depicts some supernatural objects, including ghosts, ghosts, ghosts and monsters, many of which were created by Toriyama Ishizen based on Japanese literature, Japanese folklore and Japanese traditional arts. These works had a profound impact on the subsequent Japanese monster culture.

This book contains more than 660 photos of the Japanese invasion of China taken by military reporters from the Japan Mainichi News Agency. In order to control public opinion at that time, the Japanese military strengthened the press censorship system. The Ministry of War, Ministry of Navy and Intelligence Bureau censored news photos according to extremely strict and mechanical standards. In addition to confidential information such as military intelligence, photos that reflect the burning, killing and looting during the Japanese invasion of China, which are considered to damage the "image" of the Japanese army and arouse the war-weariness of soldiers, are stamped with a "not permitted" seal and are strictly prohibited from being published to the outside world. Post-war photos were exposed, further providing evidence for the numerous crimes committed by the Japanese army in China.

This book is known as the pioneer work of stream-of-consciousness novels. The book is divided into eighteen chapters. Its internal structure is closely related to Homer's "The Odyssey". Each chapter has its own unique writing skills and corresponds to a story theme of "The Odyssey". The characters and plots also correspond to the "Odyssey" at different levels. In 2000, some important British and American media unanimously listed "Ulysses" as one of the most influential masterpieces in the world in the 20th century.

"Poetic Dwelling - Seeing Beautiful China in "Zhejiang"" presents the Zhejiang experience and Zhejiang model of the "Thousand Villages Demonstration and Ten Thousand Villages Renovation" project in the form of reportage, and is artistically interpreted with beautiful pictures. The book uses vivid and rich stories, intuitive and vivid pictures, and popular and concise language to profoundly record and explain the story of the project's "long-term success".

The essays of the late Ming Dynasty that focus on oneself and directly express one's soul are a refreshing stream of traditional Chinese literature. What impact did it have on Chinese culture in later generations, especially in the early 20th century? This book starts from three aspects: Yuan Hongdao, Gong'an School and late Ming thought, as well as the modern echo of late Ming poetry. Beginning with Yuan Hongdao as a person, he tells his life, analyzes his personality, behavior and thoughts, and then discusses his poetry and prose. A leader of the public security faction who is full of contradictions but sincere and humorous, who "expresses his spirit independently and does not stick to stereotypes" emerges vividly on the page. Through critical analysis of his poetry, Yuan Hongdao is not only described as an outstanding poetry writer, but also highlights his considerable intelligence and humor. It also evaluates the influence of the Public Security Party on late Ming literature and its role in the rise of the Jingling School. The public security faction represented by Yuan Hongdao's tendency to focus on self-expression spanned more than 300 years and emerged in modern times at the beginning of the 20th century, influencing the development of the New Culture Movement.

This book selects 40 classics of ancient poetry and gives a vivid and concise explanation of the knowledge about geographical attractions involved. The writer is a professor at Beijing University of Civil Engineering and Architecture, with accurate knowledge and smooth writing. The book is equipped with colorful hand-drawn illustrations, both pictures and text.

We often recite ancient poems, but do you know the secrets of animals and plants hidden in ancient poems? For example, is the sunflower in the poem "The sunflower in the green garden waits for the morning dew and the sun shines"? "The mud melts and the swallows fly, and the sand is warm and the mandarin ducks sleep" describes the scene of spring. So why do the swallows "come here every spring" and why do the mandarin ducks always move in pairs? And we always hate the crow in "The Dark Crow in the Old Tree with Dead Vine". Is the appearance of the crow really an ominous sign? The book "Animals and Plants in Ancient Poetry" will help you find the answers to these questions. The book not only provides easy-to-understand appreciation of ancient poems, but also interestingly explains the living habits of animals and the growth habits of plants mentioned in the poems. It also quotes classics and vividly tells the traditional cultural allusions behind animals and plants. The book is also equipped with exquisite hand-painted color pictures of animals and plants, with both pictures and text, so that readers can better understand these animals and plants. This book perfectly combines traditional cultural knowledge and popular science knowledge, turning boring knowledge into flexible and vivid!

As a great writer of his generation, Su Dongpo was excellent in poetry and prose. His works were well-known and widely praised during his lifetime. Starting from the late Northern Song Dynasty and the early Southern Song Dynasty, compilation of Su Dongpo's poetry and essays has become a common practice, and various annotations have also appeared one after another, providing detailed information for the study of Su Dongpo's poetry and essays and understanding of the relevant creative background. This book selects more than 580 poems by Su Dongpo, which can basically reflect the overall picture and creative level of Su Dongpo's poems. It selects accurate and comprehensive critical information and background information about Su Dongpo's poetry to help readers understand and appreciate Su Dongpo's poetry more conveniently and accurately.

This book selects a number of classic ancient poems, and on the basis of appreciating the literary artistry, it provides a detailed interpretation of the ancient myths and legends, folk tales, historical stories and other allusions involved in them to help readers better understand the ideological connotations expressed by the poets, appreciate their euphemistic and implicit artistic charm, and feel the breadth and depth of classical culture. The language is fluent and easy to understand.

This book selects classic ancient poems from the pre-Qin Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, interprets the scientific phenomena in the poems from multiple aspects, and reveals the scientific knowledge and principles behind them. It involves knowledge in various scientific fields such as physics (optics, mechanics, microphysics), chemistry, biology, physical geography, astronomy, meteorology, etc. It is rich, colorful, all-encompassing, informative and readable, and the writing style is relaxed, humorous, and full of fun. The book is equipped with colorful hand-drawn illustrations, which are vivid and intuitive.

The book selects classic poems, first gives a brief appreciation of the poems, and focuses on an in-depth introduction and analysis of the ancient cultural knowledge involved in the ancient poems, with relevant illustrations. Through the explanation of utensils, clothing, food, architecture, etc., The daily life of ancient people is unfolded like a picture scroll, so as to deepen the understanding of the images and artistic conceptions in ancient poems.

"Poetry expresses ambition" is the founding program of Chinese poetry and the primary theme of Chinese literary theory. This book is titled "New Analysis of Poetry's Expression and Aspiration", focusing on selecting more than twenty traditional hot topics related to it, and analyzing them one by one. The content covers many aspects, such as the original meaning of "Poetic Expression"; the era when the concept of "Poetic Expression" emerged; the legitimacy of the "ambition" of "Poetic Expression" by our ancestors; the efforts made by our ancestors in the creation of "Poetic Expression" and the unique characteristics of Chinese literature in lyricism and perceptibility led by "Poetic Expression".

This is a Cixi literary series, divided into five parts: novellas, short novels, modern poetry, classical poetry and critical literature. The novella part "Uncle is here" consists of four novellas: "My Sister", "Uncle is here", "Lao Hai" and "This Newspaper News". The short novel section "What do you want me to say before you believe it" contains several short stories, which are short and thoughtful. The modern poetry section "Moonlight Ballads" includes many modern poems such as "Hometown" and "Walking in the South of the Yangtze River". The classical poetry section "Mirror Shadow Collection" is a selection of old-style poetry works created by the author in the past ten years. The critical literature section "Spiritual Loneliness and Struggle" includes the latest critical works created by the author in recent years, mainly reviewing the works of local writers. This set of books is a concentrated display of the works of several writers in Cixi, and is the enrichment and continuation of the "Cixi Literature Series".

"The Land of Emotion" is a documentary prose that takes the immigration of ethnic minorities as a sample and reflects the unity of the nation. The work depicts the life of ethnic minority peoples such as the Uighurs and Hui in China under the great cultural integration, and shows the mixed cultural pattern formed by the intersection and development of the immigrant ethnic minorities and the local Han culture over thousands of years.

Ningbo is a famous water town. Following the joint management of five waters, Ningbo has further promoted the action of "eliminating inferior V-type water" to create green mountains and green waters in this city. The book series "Green Water Flows" focuses on this. Ningbo writers use their unique literary sensitivity to feel the changes brought by the water control project to the city and the lives of residents in this city.

"Superfluous Words" are several retrospective and introspective articles written by Qu Qiubai on the eve of his death. The general title quotes "Those who know me, tell me I am worried; those who don't know me, tell me what I want" from Shuili in the Book of Songs as the inscription. Qu Qiubai presents the complex inner world and tortuous mental journey of a communist, such as romance, enthusiasm, persistence, depression, confusion, and determination, in his true colors in a confession of more than 20,000 words. The unique value of "Superfluous Words" lies in its frankness and truth. Readers can see a three-dimensional "person" in it. A respectable revolutionary leader and amiable intellectual made a frank deathbed confession, insisted on telling the truth, had the courage to self-analyze, and showed his pure and sincere heart. In addition, it also includes a number of literary and theoretical works created in different periods that criticize current ills and seek to save the nation.

This book is a collection of works, including representative articles and letters from the author such as "The Relationship between China's Revolutionary Movement and the International", "The Policy that China's Labor Movement Should Take", "The Women's Movement", "See What Mischief Foreign Imperialism Is Doing in China", and "National Unification and the Alliance of Revolutionary Forces". The author wrote many texts that exposed and criticized imperialism and feudal warlords, and promoted Marxism-Leninism and the party's program and propositions. At the same time, the author also used Marxism-Leninism to actively explore the way out for the Chinese revolution, and put forward many opinions on the nature, tasks, and future of the Chinese revolution, as well as the status and role of various classes in Chinese society in the revolution.

"Poems of Revolutionary Martyrs" collects poems by martyrs who died heroically for the revolutionary cause and the Anti-Japanese War. These poems are of various styles, with old and new poems, metrical poems and free verse coexisting. The contents are mainly divided into five categories: lament poems that reflect the hardships of the working people at the bottom; appeal poems that promote the idea of ​​saving the nation and the spirit of resistance; clear-minded poems that express revolutionary aspirations; desperate poems that express the noble character of not being afraid of death calmly in the face of danger, and poems written by martyrs to express their personal aspirations and interests. These poems express the revolutionary spirit of the revolutionary martyrs who care about the country and the people and sacrifice their lives. They also reflect the revolutionary martyrs' optimism about the future of the nation and their firm belief in the victory of the revolution. These poems left by the revolutionary martyrs are full of emotions and sincere feelings. They are the swan song of life and the eulogy of faith. They have literary value, historical data value, and propaganda value. They are precious spiritual wealth of our nation with unique aesthetic value and historical significance.

In 1958, a mysterious force quietly withdrew from the Korean battlefield and returned to China, stationed deep next door in the northwest border, and established the Dongfeng Base. One day 40 years later, Commander Gong of the base gave an order, and the "Long March 2F" carrier rocket and the "Shenzhou" spacecraft were transferred vertically for launch. From then on, the Chinese nation's journey to heaven began. Since then, the Shenzhou-1, Shenzhou-2, Shenzhou-3 and Shenzhou-4 have been successfully launched. Finally, the "Shenzhou V" was successfully launched on October 15, 2003. He sent the Chinese nation's first flying man into space, realizing the Chinese nation's thousand-year dream of flying into space.

50 years ago, a certain regiment that was fighting on the Korean battlefield was suddenly ordered to return to China secretly and accept a new mission. The U. S. Military intelligence department exclaimed: The Corps disappeared mysteriously and disappeared... 50 Years later, a world-class modern spaceport stood in the deserted Gobi Desert, sending six astronauts into space, realizing the Chinese nation's dream of flying into space. The author of this book, Liu Qinggui, once served as the chief engineer and deputy director of the China Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. He has been based in the Gobi for more than 40 years and has been writing for more than four years to create this book. Through typical characters and typical events, the author uses a unique perspective and profound feelings to describe the glorious Chinese aerospace epic created by astronauts with their youth, blood and life. It extols their great feelings of hard work and selfless dedication, demonstrates their perseverance and overcoming difficulties, and sheds light on their pure love that dares to love, hate, and makes people cry. This book is a masterpiece dedicated to the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.

In September 1965, on a mysterious military railway line, 10 university graduates from the same class rushed together to a mysterious place deep in the desert. A few years later, they participated in the launch of China's first satellite "Dongfanghong-1" that shocked the world. Later, they participated in the launch of the first scientific experiment satellite, the first electronic detection satellite and the first returnable satellite recorded in the history of the Republic. The waves wash away the sand, and the fittest survive. Some of them have devoted themselves heroically to the aerospace industry of the motherland, some have grown into technical leaders in space launches, some have been trained into outstanding leading cadres, and some have been eliminated by the torrent of history. Based on his personal experience of participating in dozens of satellite launches, the author uses a unique and precise perspective and delicate and touching brushwork to depict the grand picture of China's satellite launches, and creates a group of aerospace figures such as Que Xinfei, Gai Shihua, Tang Yaozong, Ling Xiaotian, and Ling Lifeng. The plot of the novel is twists and turns, the story has ups and downs, the characters are lifelike, the spirit is touching, and the writing is beautiful and vivid. , Provides an immersive, vivid and informative work.

This is a horrifying true story. From 1976 to 1986, a mysterious and violent man committed crimes in California, committing 50 rapes and 13 murders in ten years. Then he disappeared and never committed another crime. During this period, multiple police officers and detectives, investigating more than 8,000 people, launched a manhunt, but the murderer was never caught. Thirty years later (2016), criminology reporter Michelle McNamara created a website called "True Crime Diary" and traveled around to investigate, determined to find the "Golden State Killer." "I Will Escape into the Dark" provides a clear record of this special period in American history. It provides an almost straightforward account of the horrific crimes committed by the "Golden State Killer". This is also a portrayal of a journalist's persistence and relentless pursuit of the truth, which also helped the police uncover the Golden State Killer.

This book is a collection of U. Bai Xin's scripts, including the film literature "Visitors from the Iceberg", the drama "Huang Jiguang", and the opera "Azalea". "Visitors on the Iceberg" focuses on the Semel gang, which is a disruptive force on the border, trying to sneak across the border to carry out conspiracy activities, and the struggle of Platoon Leader Yang to see through the deception and lead the border guards to wipe out the gangs. At the same time, it intersperses the mystery of the identity of the real and fake Bali Gur, the plot of the Tajik old man Niyazi's marriage that unexpectedly happened, and the twists and turns of the love story between the soldiers Sima Yi and the real Bali Gur. The plot is full of suspense and twists and turns. The majestic and magnificent scenery of the frontier is vividly displayed on the page. The enthusiastic and generous character of the ethnic minorities and the display of highly distinctive folk customs make the characters vivid.

"Heart History of Chidu" specializes in Qu Qiubai's two masterpieces, "A History of Hungry Country" and "A History of Chidu Heart", aiming to give readers a clearer understanding of China's status in the world in that era described by Qu Qiubai and the "script of the psychological record" of a representative young Chinese intellectual who turned from democracy to communism. "The Journey of a Hungry Country" tells the author's hardships and twists and turns during his journey from Beijing to Harbin to Russia. It can also reveal the situation of China at that time and the sense of responsibility of intellectuals. "History of the Heart of Chidu" tells the author's experiences as a Chinese journalist in Moscow when he interacted with Russian social activists, writers, poets and other representatives. The personal experiences and feelings expressed by the author in the article are real and the experiences involved are rich. You may wish to read it.

In the fight against the COVID-19 epidemic in 2020, Xinhua Newspaper Media Group, as the first mainstream media in Jiangsu, played a vital role in news dissemination and public opinion guidance. This book introduces the main work of Xinhua Newspaper's news war against the "epidemic". It is composed of five volumes: "Decision-maker's Layout", "Highlights in Reporting", "All-round Attack", "Commentator's Voice" and "Every Day's Record". It introduces the overall promotion measures at the group level, reporting highlights in various aspects, the vivid practice of various media and editing departments, as well as the rational interpretation of the group's "epidemic" reporting by experts and scholars, and "major events" in the fight against the "epidemic".

"Goethe's Conversations" is a collection of essays that records Goethe's remarks and activities in his later years. It reflects Goethe's mature thoughts and opinions on literature, art, aesthetics, philosophy, life, conduct, natural science and other aspects in his later years. This book uses the classic translation of Mr. Zhu Guangqian, a master of aesthetics. It is clear, philosophical, and highly readable. It can be regarded as a masterpiece for understanding Goethe and modern European thought and culture, improving literary and artistic cultivation, and absorbing the wisdom of life. The famous German philosopher Nietzsche praised it: "If people exclude Goethe's works, especially the conversations between Goethe and Eckermann, which is the best German book so far, what else in German prose works is worth reading again and again?"

The poetry collection "Edge of the Island" selects Chen Li's representative poems from various stages, which shows his diverse, rich, constantly changing and innovative creative outlook. His works combine local and avant-garde, Western and Eastern poetic forms, ranging from deep lyricism, topography writing to historical research, from simplicity to magical realism, from one-line poems and image poems to couplets and hundreds of lines of narrative poems. The range of his language sense is wide, spanning classical and vernacular, classical and modern, lyrical and realistic, rich and restrained, gorgeous and vulgar. This selection of poems demonstrates the poet's vigorous experimental spirit and absorbing ability - his efforts to develop various possibilities of Chinese characters. He is known as one of the most hybrid poets in modern Chinese poetry.

"Homer's Epic and Heroic Tragedy" consists of eight independent but interconnected articles. The first three articles are equivalent to general reviews, studying the textual nature and artistic unity of Homer's epic, the historical foundation of Homer's morality, and the literary criticism methods of Homer's epic. The last five chapters interpret Homer's epics from different angles, focusing on the "Iliad", especially Hector and Achilles, showing the world of Homer's poetry with "extremely rich pictures of human nature, soul-stirring battle scenes, and fateful arrangements that eliminate grudges" and strive to reveal the unique temperament and ideological significance of ancient Greek heroes. Based on a close reading of Homer's epics, the author of this book deeply thinks about major issues such as poetry and history, nature and customs, divinity and beastliness, war and friendship, heroes and tragedy, etc.

On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the death of the famous writer San Mao, this book systematically sorts out the incomprehensible love between Gou Shen San Mao, contemporary literary master Jia Pingwa, and music master Wang Luobin, reproduces the telepathy, sympathy, interaction details and touching stories between San Mao and the master, and provides readers with a panoramic outline of the rich and sensitive spiritual world of San Mao and Jia Pingwa, both masters of Chinese literature. Perhaps after reading this book, your heart will be moved and trembled, and you can't help but sigh: How lucky we are to have such a unique master. How lucky that we once lived under the same starry sky as the Master.

This is a collection of essays, which is the author's record of his ordinary life. The book consists of three volumes, namely "Ordinary Time", "Ordinary Words" and "Ordinary Parents", which record the author's feelings about time, his understanding of life and his gratitude to his parents. The author uses short and concise articles, such as "Going to Pick Yangmei", "Hometown Sinks", "Alley", etc., To express the emotions such as touch, loss, sadness and confusion in life, and truly record the little things in life, so as to show the trajectory of his life and the footprints of his mood. Without the extraordinary life, the grand pattern, the heroic splendor, the ordinary life is equally worth remembering. The text of the book is concise, the language is fluent, and it has a certain degree of readability.

This is a panoramic long reportage that comprehensively reflects the first batch of national civilized demonstration villages, national ecological demonstration areas, and the top 500 global ecology-Tengtou Village, Fenghua City, Zhejiang Province, adheres to the path of ecological development and creates "lucid waters and green mountains". It is planned to invite famous contemporary reportage writers, China Book Award, and five national Wang Hongjia, winner of the First Engineering Award and the Lu Xun Literature Award, wrote an article that deeply presents the process of Tengtou Village practicing the theory of "lucid waters and lush mountains are mountains of gold and silver", adhering to the spirit of "one plow till the end", developing ecological industries, and villagers co-constructing and sharing the fruits of development, becoming a model of rural ecological civilization construction in China.

This is a collection of essays. The author has lived at the grassroots level of society for a long time, using his unique perspective to observe the lives of ordinary people immersively, and based on these life observations, he refined them into prose materials. This collection of essays records 26 ordinary and ordinary characters. They are either shining and simple, or confident and independent, or persistent and simple, reflecting all aspects and corners of ordinary people's lives. The author uses a frank, frank and forthright style to write about all kinds of themes of family, human relationships and love in the world, presenting all kinds of situations in the world. Every character in the author's eyes and writings has a shining point of different colors, which triggers readers' thinking about life, society and life.

This is a collection of prose works. From the perspective of a rural obstetrician and gynecologist, the author witnesses the events and people that took place in the town. The author uses his own life experience to reflect the gradual enrichment process of women under the pressure of the environment. The author confessed his inner cowardice and fear, faced his wandering and hesitation, and found a haven in literature that allowed him to meditate. Therefore, this is a collection of prose that witnesses life giving birth to life, and also uses words to give birth to oneself.

This book is the book of the same name as the popular cultural variety show "Poem Talk Next Door", "Poetry Reality Collection". Opening this book will take you to the wings of literature and music, and let your thoughts return to the scene where poetry was born - in Yangzhou during the prosperous Kaiyuan era, you will meet Li Bai, who is thousands of miles away from home, has lost all his money and is sick, and sings "bow down and miss my hometown"; in the northwestern frontier of the Northern Song Dynasty, you will hear Fan Zhongyan, who is still guarding the isolated city after more than half a hundred people, sighing. "The general's gray hair and husband's tears in battle"; in the spring rain of Weicheng in the Tang Dynasty, you will meet Wang Wei and Yuan Er who see each other off with broken willows and say goodbye, and play a song "Going west to the Yangguan without an old friend"... This book uses eloquent stories and melodies that can be heard to bring you close to the beautiful emotions in poetry, making "poetry" like "words" within your reach and warming your heart. This book is suitable for people who are interested in poetry and traditional culture, especially teenagers.

This book takes an aristocratic hunter's hunting trip through the countryside as a clue, depicts the beautiful Russian scenery and rural customs, and depicts the images of landowners, housekeepers, mill wives, town doctors, aristocratic intellectuals, serfs, peasant children and other people from all walks of life. Author: Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev (Russian name: Иван Сергеевич Тургенев, November 9, 1818 - September 3, 1883), a 19th-century Russian critical realist writer. His major works include the novels "Luo Ting", "The Noble House", "The Night Before", "Father and Son", "Virgin Land", and the novellas "Axia" and "First Love", etc.

This book selects 19 classic essays by Mr. Hu Shi. The theme fits the many confusions of contemporary young people: how to view ideals and settle down; how to learn, innovate, and grow throughout life; how to deal with others, handle the relationship between oneself and others, and radiate individual light in the era. All this is still deeply inspiring for our lives today.

This is a book that can make people calm down both physically and mentally - with elegant words and the wisdom of Buddhist Zen. Steal a half-day of leisure, whether at work, entertaining guests, or alone, with tea, watching the tea leaves tumbling up and down, looking at the world in the cup, tasting the life of Cangyu, and getting relief from it. The originally thin and curled leaves stretched slowly in the water like green mountains and green waters, and the refreshing fragrance escaped, faintly warming the heart. Tea is like life, life is like tea. Learn about the way of life from the tea ceremony, and learn about Zen through tea tasting. In this book, Lin Qingxuan not only describes the tea ceremony to readers, but also introduces many good teas. At the same time, he also demonstrates the outlook on life and life wisdom he has always advocated. Having a leisurely read in the busy life is like drinking a cup of light tea on a clear moonlit night, which is comfortable, tranquil and comfortable.

The content of this book comes from the five lectures Professor Li Oufan was invited to give for the third "Hu Shi Humanities Lecture" at Peking University. Professor Li Oufan returned to a traditional topic in the study of modern Chinese literature and comparative literature - the study of the relationship between Chinese and Western literature or the relationship between Chinese and Western culture, and used his own intellectual history methods to connect text and cultural history. First, I try to clarify the intricate relationship between modernity, modernity and modern literature or modernism, and outline the historical and cultural background of modernism. Then through four topics - utopian imagination in late Qing literature, "left-wing" internationalism in Chinese and Western literary circles in the 1930s, the humanist legacy of Vico-Said-Zhu Guangqian, and Taiwan's "academic modernism" - we explore how modern Chinese literature accepts and deals with the "realistic anxiety" brought about by Western modernism, and what kind of legacy can we inherit from the history of the 20th century to deal with new crises today.

This book is a popular literature book written by Zhang Zhanjun. This work selects more than 280 familiar poems, and lists the year, author and original text of the poem in order of the first stroke. It also conducts a vernacular translation and brief analysis of the whole poem, so that readers can quickly understand the full text of the poem through one sentence.

"Strong Wind Rises in Pingjiang" tells a touching story of the party and government of Pingjiang County, Hunan Province, an old revolutionary base, leading the people and organizing the people to be self-reliant, work hard, rebuild the country, and get rid of poverty. With real people and events as the background, it vividly depicts Yu Jie, an old Red Army cadre who took the initiative to quit his leadership position to build his hometown, Zeng Taiwu who established schools and emphasized education, Chen Songbai who founded the "Great Love Pingjiang" charity association, and other Pingjiang people. It shows the moving deeds of their long-term and arduous struggle to create a better life, creates a new path for poverty alleviation that can be learned and replicated, and presents a picture of the era of great changes in the countryside and beautiful mountains and rivers!

This book is a collection of lyrics. It has selected more than 300 of the more than 1,000 lyrics written by the author in the past twenty years. It consists of 16 collections, including China in the Golden Age, Sunrise in the East, Singing in the Times, High Heaven and Earth, Beautiful Lands, Rivers and Lakes, Love Is Speechless, and the World Is Safe. The themes are rich and extensive, and the content is positive and full of positive energy. Each lyric is an independent poem, from which readers can feel the interest of language art and the energy of thought. They can follow the author's description, sometimes overlooking the vast mountains and rivers, sometimes looking up at the white clouds and blue sky, sometimes having conversations with ancient sages, and sometimes having heart-to-heart conversations with today's people. Some of these songs were used as TV music tributes to the 16th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and the theme song of the CCTV feature film "Science in China". These lyrics were sung by famous singers such as Jiang Dawei, Mao Amin, Song Zuying, Wang Lida, and Yu Fenglan. The book also includes the author's works about missing his hometown, pursuing family ties, and praising his youth. As the title of the book says: The years of singing are just because he was born in this great era.

This book is written based on the advanced models and heroic models that have emerged in various historical periods since the founding of the Communist Party of China a hundred years ago. It tells the story of 12 pioneer models from all walks of life who firmly believed in their youth, devoted their youth to the party, actively participated in the founding and construction of New China, acted actively, had no regrets, and finally achieved their extraordinary lives and glorious careers. Focusing on the perspective of "young strivers", this book takes the individual youth struggle experience as the main line, closely links the historical time and space of a hundred years with the individual's life experience, career choice, future and destiny, and displays the spiritual outlook and pioneering power of Chinese youth in a huge time span and rich portraits of characters. After a century of great changes and great waves, they are the foundation of youth that builds the backbone of China. They are the youth force of America's retrograde movement; they allow youth to bloom where the party and the people need it.