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The collection of prose poems "My Ears Are a Huge Temple" contains 135 new chapters, 30 old chapters, 5 reviews of prose poems, and other famous writers' comments on the left and right prose poems, with a total of more than 60,000 words. Famous poets such as Yi Sha, Shen Haobo, Wang Xiaoshan, Li Shasha, Ou Ya, and Chun Shu enthusiastically recommended it. The famous prose poet Huang Enpeng wrote a preface, and prose poets Gui Xinghua, Di Guanglong, Yu Shangyan, Wang Fei, Ma Dongxu, Xiao Feng, etc. Recommended and commented.

This book is the teaching diary of a primary school teacher. In the author's writing, every child is extremely cute and every moment of growth is beautiful. The author explains an educator's passionate love for students through real stories and short cases. The "little mythical beast" who makes a big splash in school, the versatile "Calabash Baby", the quick-thinking super academic, the quiet "invisible man", the sensible and capable left-behind children, the duplicitous "Emperor" in the family of the good boy at school... In the book, parents can find the shadow of their own children, and educators can experience related educational experiences. Let us go into the book together, understand our own parenting or teaching process in the author's words, and look for the beautiful memories of our childhood.

"Human Words" is a literary criticism work written by Wang Guowei. This work is a commentary on old Chinese literature from a new perspective after the author accepted the baptism of Western aesthetic ideas. On the surface, "Human Words" has no significant difference from the style and format of Chinese traditional poetry and poetry works. In fact, it has begun to form a theoretical system and can be regarded as one of the few works among old poetry treatises. In the field of modern word theory, many people regard it as a guideline, which has far-reaching influence. This book is also well-known to today's public readers and is a literary theory work suitable as a popular reading.

"Forest" is the masterpiece of the famous Soviet popular science writer Vitaly Valentinovich Bianchi. This book was published in 1927. The author uses his artistic talent to describe the life of animals and plants. He uses a brisk writing style and adopts the form of a newspaper to report the news in the forest, the happy festivals and sad events in the forest, the heroes and robbers in the forest, and the life of animals and plants in a vivid and fascinating way. The author also tells children how to observe nature and how to compare, think and study nature.

This is a collection of ancient Chinese idiom stories. It brings together many excellent ancient Chinese idiom stories and is very suitable for primary school students to read. Idioms are the outstanding cultural heritage of the Chinese nation, which embody the intelligence and wisdom of the Chinese nation. As an important part of language, idioms have very obvious advantages compared with ordinary words: they are concise and comprehensive, rigorous in structure, concise and implicit, rich in philosophy, vivid and vivid, and particularly expressive. Therefore, idioms play a unique and irreplaceable role in people's language communication activities. The prerequisite for using idioms correctly is a deep understanding of idioms.

"Leaves of Grass" is a romantic poetry collection by the 19th-century American writer Walt Whitman. It contains more than 300 poems. The collection of poems is named after a poem in the collection: "Wherever there is soil, wherever there is water, wherever grass grows." The poems in the collection are like the grass that grows all over the American land, full of vitality and exuding an alluring fragrance. They are world-famous masterpieces and ushered in a new era of American national poetry. The author made bold innovations in the form of poetry, creating a "free style" poetry form and breaking the traditional poetry rhythm. "Selected Poems of Whitman" is carefully compiled and selected based on the 1994 edition of "Leaves of Grass" published by People's Literature Publishing House. It selects Whitman's familiar masterpieces and also considers that the readers are primary and secondary school students, so it is suitable for primary and secondary school students to read.

This book is compiled based on the recommendations on the reading sections in the "General High School Chinese Curriculum Standards" newly promulgated by the Ministry of Education in 2003. A total of forty ancient poems and essays are selected. This book includes three parts of the author's introduction, annotations and interpretations below the selected poems. The author's introduction is some relevant background introduction to the author and his works. The annotation part mainly explains some difficult words and allusions, and the explanations should be accurate and concise. The interpretation part strives to grasp the main content and characteristics of the article for analysis, to help readers expand their thinking and better understand the ideological content and artistic characteristics of the article.

This is one of the latest revised editions of the "New Curriculum Standards Series". It is compiled from the original "Selected Chinese Historical Stories" and "Selected Foreign Historical Stories", and basically deleted one-third of each. The revised new version is half Chinese history and half foreign history. The stories have been carefully selected and are more representative. The word count is around two hundred thousand.

This book is compiled based on the excellent ancient poems and essays recited in the "Compulsory Education Chinese Curriculum Standards" promulgated by the Ministry of Education in 2011 (referred to as the "New Curriculum Standards"). The selected texts are the latest and most complete, covering all 75 recommended texts. It is also equipped with an introduction, which briefly introduces the selected articles, and also has knowledge links, which directly touch on the author's evaluation, background information, common knowledge of literary history, etc., And seamlessly link the key test points in this article. Each article in the main text is equipped with an introduction, annotations and appreciation of the author, helping children to truly understand each ancient poem and article and feel the influence of traditional culture.

Completely includes the recitation sections specified in the 2011 version of the "New Curriculum Standards" ("Chinese Curriculum Standards for Full-time Compulsory Education"), with new and comprehensive content. At the same time, there is an introduction at the beginning of the book that summarizes the main content and has "knowledge links" so that you can fully grasp the key test points in the text. The chapters include author introductions, annotations and extremely detailed reviews to help children thoroughly understand these excellent literary works and gain a better understanding of traditional culture.

This is one of a series of new Chinese language curriculum standards. It is composed of the original "Ancient Chinese Fables" and "Modern Chinese Fables". The original version of "Ancient Chinese Fables" is relatively old, with only one-third of the chapters retained, and the story content has been rearranged; "Modern Chinese Fables" has added some more classic chapters, so that the new version of the story is more classic and more readable.

"Hamlet", "Romeo and Juliet", "A Midsummer Night's Dream", "The Merchant of Venice"... Shakespeare's plays have been popular for centuries and have long become the most dazzling jewels in the history of world literature. Zhu Shenghao is regarded as the first person in my country to translate Shakespeare's plays. The translation is smooth, fluent and poetic, and appropriately conveys the style and charm of the original work.

"Guwen Guanzhi" is an anthology of ancient prose compiled by Wu Chucai and Wu Tiaohou of the Qing Dynasty. It was originally compiled as a teaching material for students. The "ancient prose" in the book's title refers to the ancient prose of the Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties advocated by Gui Youguang, Mao Kun and others in the dynasty, while "Guanzhi" means that the collected articles represent the highest level of classical Chinese. Just study classical Chinese and study this book. There are 222 selected essays in this book, starting from the pre-Qin Dynasty and ending in the Ming Dynasty. It generally reflects the context and main features of the development of prose from the pre-Qin Dynasty to the late Ming Dynasty. This book has been popular since it was officially published in the 34th year of Kangxi (1695).

This book uses fourteen "historical miniatures" to show us either major historical events or the intense inner struggles and ups and downs of fate experienced by some representative figures. Among them are the French General Grouchy's misunderstanding in the Battle of Waterloo; The musician Handel's amazing creativity burst out in the trough of life when he was poor and sick; there is the Antarctic explorer Captain Scott's heroism in the ice and snow... These historical close-ups are ups and downs, hearty and hearty to read, and you can't bear to put them down.

Jia Pingwa is a famous contemporary writer. In addition to a large number of novels, his literary achievements are also good at prose writing. He is famous in the literary world for his natural, simple and ethereal writing style, and has a strong and large readership. It should be said that each article is an essential summary of the writer's thoughts on life. The language is calm and natural, and it has played a practical role in promoting Chinese writing.

This book selects Wang Zengqi's novels and essays, totaling about 170,000 words, for junior high school students to read. "Ordering", "Da Nao Chronicles", "Butter Pancakes" and "Grape Moon Order" not only select high-quality famous articles, but also take into account the receptive ability of junior high school students. There is an introduction in the front and knowledge links in the back, which can help improve middle school students' Chinese ability, enhance literary accomplishment and appreciation level.

"Zhuangzi" is one of the Taoist classics, written by Zhuangzi and his followers. It was roughly written in the pre-Qin period, with a total of thirty-three chapters, divided into three parts: "internal chapters", "outer chapters" and "miscellaneous chapters". Zhuangzi's philosophical thoughts are profound and profound, and his writing style is unrestrained, so he is highly respected. "Selected Translations of Zhuangzi" selects the most famous chapters of the book, annotates, translates and explains them so that modern readers can better read and understand the essence of the book.

This book is one of the "systematic editions" and is a collection of Dai Wangshu's poems. It contains more than 80 poems that were last revised and officially published by Dai Wangshu, comprehensively showing his growth, transformation and poetic achievements in his creative path. It also selects more than ten translations of Dai Wangshu's poems that are more distinctive and have a greater impact on his poetry creation, and appendix includes Dai Wangshu's poetry theory and Ai Qing's original preface. There is an "Introduction" at the front of the book and a "Knowledge Link" at the back to provide readers with necessary reading guidance and accumulation of knowledge.

Ye Shengtao is a famous modern writer, educator and publisher, and a pioneer in the creation of modern Chinese children's literature. As an essayist, he became the backbone of prose creation of the Literary Research Association in the early days together with Zhou Zuoren and Zhu Ziqing. Later he became a representative of the enlightened prose. The number of his essays selected by the "Chinese New Literature Series" published in 1935 was second only to Zhou Zuoren, Lu Xun and Zhu Ziqing. Realism is the characteristic of Ye Shengtao's prose. He insisted that literature reflect life and describe the "blood and tears" life of ordinary people.

Ji Xianlin, Xiao Qian, Wen Jieruo, Ye Junjian, Chen Yuan, Cao Ying, Fang Ping, Xu Yuanchong, Tu An, Jiang Feng, Li Mang, Zhao Ruihong, Yang Yi, Li Wenjun, Lu Tongliu, Yang Wuneng, Guo Hongan, Luo Xinzhang, Shi Kangqiang, Lin Yian... The motivation, purpose, task, nature, status and role of translation, factors affecting the selection of translation objects, standards and principles of translation, process of translation, subjectivity of translation, translation Re-creation, reproduction of the original style, image thinking and image reproduction, form and content, spiritual similarity and physical similarity, literary translation criticism... At the end of the 20th century, Professor Xu Jun conducted in-depth discussions through dialogue with more than 20 outstanding representative translators in China on many basic issues of literary translation, allowing the translators to talk freely about their unique experiences, understandings and insights in literary translation. Most of the major issues that have haunted the minds of literary translators and been debated endlessly in the Chinese translation community in the 20th century have been discussed and elucidated by various representative arguments on the issues involved. This book sorts out and summarizes Chinese literary translation in the 20th century in a unique way, providing rich and practical experience for late comers in literary translation practice, and will play a role in connecting the past and the future in the study of the history of Chinese literary translation and Chinese translation theory.

This set includes Camus's work: L'Envers et L'Endroit (1937). Noces, 1938. L'? Tranger, 1942. The Myth of Sisyphe (Le Mythe de Sisyphe), 1942. L'? Té, 1954. La Chute, 1956. L'Exil et le Royaume (Exile and the Kingdom), 1956. Selected Collection of "Camus' Notes" (Carnets), 1935-1959. Guo Hongan's work: "The Interweaving of Sunlight and Shadow: Guo Hongan Reading Camus".

This set is an international award-winning literary classic set, with a total of 10 volumes, including Harper Lee, Italo Calvino, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Jan Martel, Philip K. Dick, Thomas Harris, Ted Chiang, Julian Barnes, Truman Capote , Doris Lessing's representative masterpieces: "To Kill a Mockingbird", "The Golden Notebook", "Life of Pi", "The Story of Your Life", "The Sense of Ending", "The Man in the High Castle", "The Silence of the Lambs", "Invisible Cities", "Christmas Memories" and "Cancer House".

The book is divided into six parts: Indulgent Landscapes, Insights on Life, Infinite Family Love, Blue Feelings, Imprints on the Soul, and Inspiring Words. Contents include: Love at the End of the World, Night Tour in Oriental Paris, Looking for Beauty in Peach Blossom Valley, Travel to Baidi City, Entering Neixiang County Government, Eternal Love in Songcheng, Impressions of Dahongpao, Enjoying Reading, What is Happiness, etc.

"The Height of Rotation" written by Luo Zhi is a collection of prose poems. "Rotating Height" uses metaphysical, surreal, weird, and magical techniques to create a series of allegorical poems that are led or walked by the soul, and narrated or laid out by the soul. The book is divided into four volumes, namely Soul Writing Record, Rotating Height, Wind Blows the Back Window, and Bright People.

The collection of essays "Thanks for Life" is a collection of the author Liu Zhanjun's works published in newspapers such as "Ningxia Daily", "Yinchuan Evening News", "Shuofang", and "Yellow River Literature" since the 1980s. There are family and friends, travel notes, and reading experiences. More often than not, the author starts from the small things in daily life and expresses his feelings, taste of life, perception of life, and understanding of life. The works use small things to see the big things, are based on life, focus on the present, and take care of the heart. They are of enlightening significance to busy modern people.

"The Light of the Stars" is a collection of prose poems. Specifically, they include: Silent Night, The Meditator's Home, A Word from the Heart, Asking, This Summer, The Burning Tree, etc. There are more than 130 prose poems with love, beauty, freedom and soul as the main content. The content of poetry is rich in philosophy, thought and artistry.

"The Literary Mind and the Carving of the Dragon" is an important literary theory work in ancient China. The book consists of fifty literary essays, which respectively discuss the general principles of article writing, writing standards and basic requirements of various literary styles, and evaluate important writers and important works from the pre-Qin to the Southern Dynasties, Song and Qi Dynasties. It occupies an important position in the history of Chinese literary criticism. This edition of "The Literary Mind and the Carving of Dragons" was translated in full by the late Professor Wang Gengsheng of Taiwan Normal University.

This book is an introductory book for quickly understanding the "Poetic Saint" Du Fu. It is comprehensively introduced, annotated, and appreciated by Zhang Yinan, a classical literature teacher who is highly sought after by Peking University students and a Ph. D. In Peking University literature. At the beginning, there is a biography of Du Fu as an introduction, allowing you to understand the poems in the poet's story and the warmth behind the poems. A selection of 226 masterpieces by poets handed down from generation to generation are selected and sorted based on the chronology of their lives. Each poem is supplemented by a brief analysis and annotations, and rare words have phonetic notation. The form of a combination of short guided reading and brief analysis of the poems allows readers to better understand the poems and the poet's life.

This book is an introductory book for quickly understanding Li Shangyin, the "Fighter of Tang Poetry". It is comprehensively introduced, annotated, and appreciated by Zhang Yinan, a classical literature teacher who is highly sought after by Peking University students and a Ph. D. In literature from Peking University. At the beginning, there is a biography of Li Shangyin as an introduction, allowing you to understand the poems in the poet's story and the warmth behind the poems. One hundred and fifty of the poet's best works handed down from generation to generation are selected and sorted based on the chronology of his life. Each poem is supplemented by a brief analysis and annotations, and rare words have phonetic notation. The form of a combination of short guided reading and brief analysis of the poems allows readers to better understand the poems and the poet's life.

This book is an introductory book for quickly understanding the "poetic Buddha" Wang Wei. It is comprehensively introduced, annotated, and appreciated by Zhang Yinan, a classical literature teacher who is highly sought after by Peking University students and a Ph. D. In Peking University literature. At the beginning, there is a biography of Wang Wei as an introduction, allowing you to understand the poems in the poet's story and the warmth behind the poems. One hundred and fifty of the poet's best works handed down from generation to generation are selected and sorted based on the chronology of his life. Each poem is supplemented by a brief analysis and annotations, and rare words have phonetic notation. The form of a combination of short guided reading and brief analysis of the poems allows readers to better understand the poems and the poet's life.

This set of books is an introductory book for everyone to quickly understand the poetry of the Tang and Song Dynasties. It is comprehensively introduced, annotated, and appreciated by Zhang Yinan, a classical literature teacher who is highly sought after by Peking University students and a Ph. D. In Peking University literature. Each book has a biography of the poet as an introduction at the beginning, allowing you to understand the poetry in their stories and the warmth behind the poetry. Select the best poems handed down by famous poets and sort them based on the chronology of their lives. Each poem is supplemented by a brief analysis and annotations, and rare words have phonetic notation. The form of a combination of short guided reading and brief analysis of poems allows readers to better understand the poems and the poet's life.

The book "Dear Boy" is divided into four volumes: "Sunflower of Youth", "Time in the Heart", "Inspiration of Youth" and "Wizard in the Wilderness". It contains 63 novels and essays by the author, totaling about 230,000 words. The work truly reflects the emotional journey of high school students who insist on heavy studies and pursue their personal dreams. It uses the unique vision of a college student writer to show the rich memories of youth. It is a song of youth dedicated to readers who are persistent, determined, and diligent.

This is a collection of poems. It contains more than two hundred poems, 90% of which have been hidden for more than twenty years. Like a jar of fine wine, it has the quality of time and chance, overflowing with fragrance and intoxicating. These poems, which are both emotional, intelligent and beautiful, reveal the little-known tenderness and sweetness of a tough guy from northern Shaanxi. They condense the universal pain, desolation, deep loneliness and unforgettable feelings that are common in human love, and demonstrate the powerful power of love.

This book is a collection of research and reviews of the works of the famous writer Zeng Jixin, and collects more than 50 articles by experts and scholars. This book affirms the broad vision, profound historical and cultural heritage of scholar-writer Zeng Jixin's works, as well as the new discoveries and new perspectives of his characters. It is an important achievement in studying Zeng Jixin's works.

Academician Yuan Longping is a world-renowned hybrid rice expert and is known as the "Father of Hybrid Rice." His outstanding contributions to mankind are shining through the annals of history. Countless people have been able to escape hunger and poverty because of his contributions. He is an outstanding son and daughter of the Chinese nation and a "business card" that shines in the world! In the words of Academician Yuan Longping during his lifetime: "This book records in detail the events of more than 30 years from the early 1980s to the present, when my country's hybrid rice research was successful and began to be widely used in production, and then gradually went global and benefited people around the world. Time." The places, characters and stories are real and unpretentious." As Mr. Yuan's student and assistant, the author Mr. Mao Changxiang maintained close contact with his mentor from 1981 until Mr. Yuan's death. He not only witnessed the history of hybrid rice changing the world, but also deeply accepted Mr. Yuan's words and deeds.

This is a new work of documentary literature created by Professor Ma Ruifang of Shandong University, a well-known classical literature research expert and writer. This book puts aside the author's social identity as a professor and writer, and simply looks at the ups and downs of a large family for more than half a century from the perspective of a daughter-in-law. It uses humorous writing and an open-minded and bright mind to create an image of a mother-in-law who is illiterate, hard-working and kind-hearted, and full of simple wisdom in life. The heavy sense of vicissitudes of time is dissolved into a warm atmosphere of fireworks by the author's relaxed and unrestrained writing, making it particularly easy to read. The story of the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law getting along for decades makes the saying that "mother-in-law and daughter-in-law are natural enemies" self-defeating. The flavorful, warm and harmonious life theme of this big family from generation to generation clearly explains the traditional Chinese family tradition of loving mother, filial piety, simplicity and harmony, and demonstrates the true meaning of the traditional values ​​of benevolence, righteousness, etiquette, wisdom and trust rooted in the broad masses of the people. This book can be regarded as a companion piece to the long documentary "Pancake Flowers". By reading the two books side by side, readers can not only reap the spiritual nourishment of "loyalty is passed down to the family, poems and books will last forever", but they can also contemplate themselves and gain profound life enlightenment.

This book is a collection of essays co-published by Mr. Jiao Fa and Ms. Liu Guxia. The book contains 64 essays published by the two in newspapers and periodicals. The total book is about 200,000 words. It is divided into five chapters: Deep in the Courtyard, Folks in the Countryside, Under the Trees in Hometown, Great Rivers and Mountains, and Heroes of the Earth. The sincere emotions and strong homesickness are revealed between the lines. A conversation is a kind of nostalgia buried, and a reading is a way of returning home. From north to south, the author paints the authentic scenery of his hometown, from nature to life, and depicts the emotions deep in his memory. The whole book expresses the author's attachment and longing for his hometown and relatives. It is a masterpiece that combines family affection, friendship and nostalgia, and can take readers to relive the purest and warmest old times.

In one classic, discover its connection with all books. This is a collection of literary criticism that deeply analyzes classics. It is an introductory collection that brings together the "New Translation Series of Li Jihong's World Masterpieces". It is also a collection of stories about ten flesh-and-blood historical figures. The main content includes introductions to a total of 10 best-selling classic books such as "The Little Prince", "The Old Man and the Sea", "The Great Gatsby", "Animal Farm", "Walden", "The Moon and Sixpence", "Pride and Prejudice", "The Sound and the Fury", "Jane Eyre" and "On the Road". The introduction covers a variety of genres, covering sociology, economics, philosophy, religion and many other fields. It introduces in detail the life of the original author, the arduous process of the publication of the work, the social background at that time, and its practical significance to the present.

"Historical Records" is a general history written by Sima Qian of the Western Han Dynasty. The whole book consists of twelve chronicles, thirty families, seventy biographies, ten tables, and eight books, with a total of 130 chapters and more than 500,000 words. It is the first biographical general history in Chinese history. Its pioneering biographical style was followed by the "official histories" of subsequent dynasties and has far-reaching influence. The book is also an excellent literary work, and Lu Xun praised it as "the historian's swan song, the rhymeless "Li Sao"". Wang Boxiang's "Selected Historical Records" mainly selects famous chapters from the chronicles and biographies, and annotates the difficult words and regulations in them, which is very helpful for reading and understanding the book.

Tang poetry has a profound influence on Chinese literature. Literati of all dynasties regarded Tang poetry as a model and regarded Tang people as a model. There are many anthologies of Tang poetry, among which "Three Hundred Tang Poems" is the most widely circulated and influential. It is popular throughout the country, suitable for both young and old, and is appreciated by both refined and popular people. It has become one of the most classic anthologies that has been printed repeatedly. This book is based on "Three Hundred Tang Poems", with detailed annotations and analytical comments on each poem, providing young people with an excellent annotation for appreciating Tang poetry.

This book is a classic anthology of Song poetry. The selected poems are very distinctive and the annotations are detailed. There is a preface at the front of the book, and a biography of each poet. The author has a high-level view and makes wonderful comments and clarifications on the personality of the poets in the Song Dynasty, the origin and development of Song poetry, successes and failures, and even the basic theory of classical poetry. The whole book is full of quotations and has wonderful words for the world.

The prose of the Jin Dynasty and the Yuan Dynasty had artistic pursuits that transcended the Tang and Song Dynasties and directly followed the Qin and Han Dynasties. Although the achievements were not as good as those of the Tang and Song Dynasties, famous writers such as Yao Sui, Yuan Mingshan, Yu Ji, Ouyang Xuan, Huang Shu, and Su Tianjue also appeared. They influenced the creation of Ming Dynasty prose to varying degrees, and they have a place in the history of prose. This book selects nearly a hundred essays of various types from the Yuan Dynasty, with rich content, exquisite writing style, and high literary and ideological quality. Each writer has a concise biography, and each article has concise annotations.

This collection of stories was published in two volumes in London in 1807, with the subtitle "Especially for Young People". It is recognized around the world as an excellent juvenile book. Over the past two centuries, many outstanding Shakespeare scholars, famous Shakespearean actors, and millions of readers who love Shakespeare's plays first got started through this enlightening work. It is indeed a valuable bridge between the study of Shakespeare's dramas and the vast number of readers.

"Beyond the East City" is a collection of contemporary essays, including more than thirty essays written by the author Xie Xinyuan. The work is based on the author's childhood and adolescent memories outside his hometown of Dongcheng, and narrates a series of stories about the scenery and people in his hometown, either looking back at time and expressing emotions about his hometown, or looking forward to life and moving toward the future. In the article, the author carefully builds the hometown in his memory, and almost every article is exquisite, gorgeous, and grand. It can be seen that the author brought his own thoughts and feelings when writing, and tried his best to get close to the atmosphere and color of his hometown where he has lived for twenty years. Whether facing suffering, sorrow, luck, or joy, the author faces ordinary days and twists and turns of life with a frank, authentic, and simple narrative.

In November 1949, not long after the founding of New China, the famous World War II war correspondent Simonov came to China. He specifically proposed to conduct an on-the-spot investigation in Xuzhou, the main battlefield of the Huaihai Campaign. He was surprised that the 600,000 troops commanded by the CCP defeated the 800,000 troops of the Kuomintang. When he heard that 5.43 Million migrant workers had organized powerful supply lines for the People's Liberation Army, he couldn't help but sigh and said: This is a great miracle in the history of human war. This is the real people's war! Marshal Chen Yi said: "I could not forget the people even if I was lying in a coffin. They fed the revolution with millet and pushed the revolution across the Yangtze River with carts." This book panoramically reflects the moving scenes of the people's enthusiastic support in the revolutionary years, especially during the Anti-Japanese War and the Liberation War, and has created many artistic images. The story is touching and the plot is tear-jerking. The author conducted in-depth interviews and data collection work for several years, and many plots and scenes were disclosed for the first time.

Shishuoxinyu is a classic that records the anecdotes and interesting sayings of celebrities during the Three Kingdoms and Jin Dynasties. It reflects the spiritual outlook and life interests of the scholar-bureaucrats at that time. It is a classic work that records the affairs of celebrities. The book was compiled by Liu Yiqing, King of Linchuan in the Southern Song Dynasty. Because of its brief chronicle, Liu Xiaobiao made annotations during the Southern and Liang Dynasties, adding many relevant historical materials. From then on, the main text and the annotations were inseparable and circulated together. "Shishuo Xinyu Anthology" collects the essence and makes detailed annotations on difficult-to-understand words, characters, classics, etc. In the original text, which is of great benefit to reading comprehension.

"Collection of Bacon's Essays" has a total of fifty-nine articles, covering all aspects of human life. The article's language is concise, the writing is beautiful, the reasoning is thorough, and the aphorisms are repeated. It has been loved by readers from all over the world for hundreds of years. Bacon was knowledgeable and well-versed in the world, and had thought-provoking and unique insights into the issues he discussed. The translation adopts the version by the famous translator Cao Minglun.

This book collects many of Lao She's famous short works, such as the short stories "The Soul-Breaking Gun", "Crescent Moon", "Sunshine", "My Life", the essays "My Mother", "Winter in Jinan", "Master Zongyue", the script "Teahouse", etc. Many of them have been selected into primary and secondary school textbooks and are well-known masterpieces to readers. They are full of Beijing flavor, easy to read and humorous, fully embody the style and characteristics of Lao She's works, and contain Mr. Lao She's profound reflection on national character. The representative letters collected in the appendix can briefly trace Lao She's life trajectory and emotional context. This book provides readers who love Lao She and modern literature with an opportunity to appreciate Lao She's classic works of different genres in one book.

Guo Moruo wrote many dramas with historical themes throughout his life, among which "Qu Yuan" and "Cai Wenji" are his representative works. "Qu Yuan" was written in 1942. It describes Qu Yuan, a patriotic poet of Chu State during the Warring States Period, who fought against the traitorous acts of King Huai of Chu, Queen of the South and others. It praises Qu Yuan's lofty thoughts of loving the motherland and his uncompromising fighting spirit. "Cai Wenji" was written in 1959. It tells the story of the talented girl Cai Wenji, who was invited by Prime Minister Cao Cao to return to the Han Dynasty from the Southern Huns to inherit the legacy of her father Cai Yong and continue to edit the Han Dynasty.

"Red Star Shines on China" is a world-famous red classic of documentary literature. In 1936, the famous American journalist Edgar Snow risked his life and entered the revolutionary base area in northwest China to explore Red China with countless questions that he could not understand at the time, such as the revolution and war, the establishment of the red regime, the politics, economy, and culture of the Soviet area, and the practice of the Communist Party's beliefs in reality. He spent four months visiting the Red China. Military generals and ordinary soldiers visited local people and used objective yet passionate language to describe the miracles created by Chinese youth. For the first time, they explained to the world the reasons and purposes of the Chinese revolution, and also allowed people around the world to understand the unconquerable spirit, enthusiasm, and power of the Red Army. This is the famous "Red Star Shines on China." Based on the original text, this edition adds introductory readings by many famous teachers in Beijing to help student readers better understand the book.