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The academy is a very distinctive system in the history of Chinese education. It has a great impact on cultural development and has affected many countries in East and Southeast Asia. Anyone who pays attention to traditional Chinese culture cannot ignore the important role played by academies. The "Chinese Academy Cultural Construction Series" includes five types, with Professor Deng Hongbo as the chief editor. It summarizes the essence of traditional academies from the aspects of academy history, academy education, academy funding, academy spirit, academy architecture, etc., Explores the reasons why academies have continued to sing string songs for thousands of years, and interprets the contemporary value and cultural and educational mission of academies in the new era. "Pursuit of Values: A Preliminary Exploration of the Academy Spirit" combs the cultural spirit accumulated by the academy during its more than a thousand years of development, introduces the academy spirit such as free lectures, pursuit of truth, and practice, and vividly explains it with examples of historical events and figures such as Zhu Zhanghui, Wang Fuzhi, and Zuo Zongtang. ?

The academy is a very distinctive system in the history of Chinese education. It has a great impact on cultural development and has affected many countries in East and Southeast Asia. Anyone who pays attention to traditional Chinese culture cannot ignore the important role played by academies. The "Chinese Academy Cultural Construction Series" includes five types, with Professor Deng Hongbo as the chief editor. It summarizes the essence of traditional academies from the aspects of academy history, academy education, academy funding, academy spirit, academy architecture, etc., Explores the reasons why academies have continued to sing string songs for thousands of years, and interprets the contemporary value and cultural and educational mission of academies in the new era. The spirit and basic system of the academy are externalized in architecture. "Music and Ritual: A Brief Introduction to Academy Architecture" summarizes the basic characteristics of academy architecture and focuses on the typical examples of the academy's main functional buildings. Points, lines, and surfaces are organically combined to strive to reflect the architectural characteristics and cultural atmosphere of the academy. ?

The book is divided into three parts: "Grug", "Exploration" and "Endeavour". Taking the major events, heroes and brilliant achievements of the Communist Party of China in Shenzhen as the main line, it tells the story of the glorious history of the Shenzhen party organization from scratch, from weak to strong, from living in a corner to leading the country, and reproduces the glorious history of the party organization in Shenzhen. It tells the legendary story of the Communist Party of China's development of Shenzhen from a small town that was bullied and squeezed by imperialism and feudalism to a vanguard of reform and opening up and a pioneer demonstration area of socialism with Chinese characteristics, and eulogizes the leadership role of the Communist Party of China in the liberation, development and leap of Shenzhen.

"Educational Funding: Research on Academy Funding" starts from exploring the relationship between academy funding and basic regulation of the academy, sorting out issues related to the financing, use, and management of traditional academies. Through the analysis of case academies such as Ehu Academy and Fuyang Academy, it summarizes the gains and losses of funding issues in the operation of traditional academies, and uses this to examine the financing and management of contemporary academies' funds. On this basis, it proposes ways to deal with funds related to contemporary academies operations.

This book is a collection of essays. The author uses 13 essays to recreate the life of educated youth that is engraved deep in his memory. The author recalled the story of how he left his parents and grew up quickly in a difficult environment. The experience of queue jumping has tempered a generation's willpower to endure hardships and not be afraid of difficulties. Since the bitter days, the qualities of integrity, kindness, selflessness and diligence have not only shaped the character of a generation of educated youth, but also brought them continuous growth.

Liu Baiyu, a master of prose, has written a large number of excellent works with profound ideological connotations and unique artistic styles throughout his life. This book is his most representative collection of prose, divided into four volumes (Thousands of mountains, there is home in the scenery, life is nothing, joy and tears, galloping imagination, towards the bright and distant place, falling in love with different civilizations). It includes the author's classic masterpieces from different creative periods such as "The Towering Taihang Mountains", "Three Days on the Yangtze River", "The Sun in the Kunlun Mountains", and "The Love of White Butterflies". These proses, whether describing scenes or narratives, are full of strong passion and distinctive color of the times; they also show a profound and unique personal style in thinking about life and society. Liu Baiyu is an outstanding representative of modern and contemporary literature. He has a high degree of aesthetics and a unique love for prose. He has beautiful writing style and unique ideas. He writes beautiful prose that is both contemporary and artistic.

"Memoirs of Tan Kah Kee" was first published in 1946 and reprinted many times after 1979. This is a memoir written by Mr. Tan Kah Kee when he was hiding from the Japanese invaders and taking refuge in Indonesia from 1943 to 1945. Without any information for reference, he relied on his amazing memory and a sincere and simple style to describe his life experience in detail for more than 40 years. The facts recorded in the book are all the history he experienced personally. Living in Nanyang, his heart was devoted to China, especially during the arduous days of the Anti-Japanese War. He led the overseas Chinese community in Nanyang to raise funds and mobilized the overseas Chinese community in Nanyang to participate in the anti-Japanese movement. In 1940, he led an overseas Chinese delegation back to China. He traveled extensively across the north and south for inspections, and visited Yan'an, which was governed by the Communist Party. He believed that Yan'an was "hard-working and honest, loyal and courageous in serving the public, and it was based on the premise of benefiting the people and the country. It also promoted democratization in the villages in the recovered areas, worked hard with the people, shared the same hatred of the enemy, and laid the foundation for the victory of the restoration." He campaigned for the Anti-Japanese War and did his best for victory. His actions confirmed his lofty belief of "developing education with integrity, diligence and frugality throughout his life, and serving the society."

"Words in Blood" contains many revolutionary poems by Yin Fu. Most of Yin Fu's early poems sung about love and homeland, both condemning the dark reality and yearning for a bright future. After his creation began to mature, he began to eulogize the struggle of the working class from the front with rough timbre and high rhythm, and confided his persistent pursuit of ideals and belief in a complete break with the old world. He had a broad realm, a strong spirit, a clear political tendency and a strong sense of the times. After Guo Moruo and Jiang Guangci, he is another important revolutionary poet in the history of modern literature. Lu Xun spoke highly of his poems: "There is no need to compare all the so-called mature, concise, quiet and distant works, because this poem belongs to another world."

This book is a collection of essays, which mainly collects many of Lini's excellent essays. Compared with Lini's first collection of essays "Ode to Dusk", the tone of "Song of War" has changed significantly. In "The Song of War", Lini uses the flying eagle with "outstretched wings" to symbolize the young female companion who bravely devotes herself to the revolutionary struggle; the "short and melodious Eagle Song" symbolizes the short but glorious life of the revolutionary. It is this "young eagle" that makes "I" who "shed tears sadly" "laugh with joy and feel excited". After the "young eagle" died heroically, Lini once again emphasized at the end of the article that "the south is a place where eagles sing. The loud and clear singing made me forget my sorrow and feel excited."

This book is a collection of works, which mainly collects many novels and two essays by left-wing writer Ye Zi, which reflects the dire living conditions of farmers on the Dongting Lake in the 1920s and 1930s, as well as the struggling thoughts surging in the hearts of farmers. The author uses a broad vision, delicate writing, intricate narrative clues, and methodical and meticulous logic to carefully construct excellent works for readers, recreating the social image of Dongting Lake rural areas that were devastated by natural and man-made disasters. It has profound social and political connotations and inherits a strong humanitarian spirit. In addition, from these excellent works, we can also see that Ye Zi's literary and artistic views are revolutionary and combative, and full of local artistic characteristics.

The collection of poems "Tianshan Pastoral" is a hymn describing the working people in ethnic minority areas in New China. It is not only beautiful and clear in terms of border scenery, folk customs, poetic language, etc., But is also unique in terms of theme. "Tianshan Pastoral" selects the poet's main poems from 1951 to 1955. There are four groups of poems, nine pastoral poems and one narrative poem. The most famous are the two love poems "Tulupan Love Song" and "Guozigou Mountain Ballad". It reflects the new life of Kazakhs, Uyghurs, Mongolians and other ethnic groups in Xinjiang after liberation, and expresses the loyalty of young men and women of fraternal ethnic groups to the motherland, their eagerness to devote themselves to creating a new life, and their pure and steadfast love that is closely integrated with labor. The poems are soft and brisk, and mostly use descriptions of life scenes to express passionate emotions. It is a rare excellent poem in the history of contemporary literature that reflects the real life of fraternal nations.

"Lei Feng's Diary" collects the words written by Lei Feng during his twenty-two years of life, including diaries, poems, novels, speeches, letters, essays, etc., Comprehensively and truly showing a lively and lovely Lei Feng. Readers can understand Lei Feng's life experience and absorb the simple Lei Feng spirit through this book. This book has well-studied historical materials and detailed content. Many precious materials in the text come from the China Lei Feng Research Association, Fushun Lei Feng Memorial Hall, Hunan Lei Feng Memorial Hall, the National Museum, and the Chinese People's Revolutionary Military Museum. They are specially selected and included for readers.

This book is a selection of Shi Pingmei's works. "The Record of Horse Neighing Wind" is a novel that expresses the theme of "revolution and love". From a first-person perspective, it tells the story of the protagonist choosing revolution and leaving his beloved lover over the choice between revolution and love. It also reveals the subtle and complex spiritual world of the heroine He Xuejiao. Receiving the death letter from her lover who died "by the guillotine" first made He Xueqiao as devastated as "a horse neighing in the wind". As she ran wildly in the emotional world, she pointed a pistol at her own head. The cruel test of the revolution was that she suddenly woke up and cried alone in the deserted late night wilderness. She will never shed tears again. The novel expresses the revolutionary belief and passion for life very poetically, and writes the story of a woman's growth in the revolution to the extreme, which is quite unique among similar themes.

This book reflects the author's in-depth understanding of the development of music in Liaoning, his deep insight into Chinese song creation, and his deep feelings for the musicians who are associated with Liaoning.

"Flowing Fire in June" is Pu Feng's classic representative poem and a long narrative poem. This long poem has a total of 24 chapters and 1,800 lines. The long poem enthusiastically and heroically eulogizes the power of "fire in the center of the earth", reflecting the "rage" of riots set off by farmers in a corner of southern China under the leadership of the party. They bravely issued the cry of "the old world is about to be shattered" and fearlessly showed the prospect of "the fire will burn out the glory of new life". In addition to "Flowing Fire in June", this book also includes Pu Feng's classic poems such as "The Vast Night", "Armed Fields, Mountains and Rivers", "The Anti-Japanese War Trilogy", and "The Second Sun in the North of Shandong".

This book is a collection of Feng Xianzhang's works, including twenty-nine poems "Dream Queen" and some poems published in newspapers and periodicals at that time, novels "Wandering" and "January Thirteenth", and essays "Smiling at the Head of the House". "After the Dream" is Feng Xianzhang's only surviving collection of poems. He expresses strong revolutionary sentiments in his poems. The content of "After the Dream" is as Chen Gufeng said in the preface: "In these poems - there is no disillusionment at all; some are the drink of capitalism, and some are praises for the victory of workers and peasants!" Feng Xianzhang distinguishes ideal reality through dreams before and after, reflecting the pain of the youth of the times and the sins of the old society. He explores the real way out of society and the way out for workers and peasants in the form of poetry.

"Teahouse" is Lao She's representative drama collection, which includes his famous dramas "Teahouse", "Longxugou" and "Treasure Ship". "Teahouse" is a classic in the history of Chinese drama, created in 1956. The play uses the rise and fall of a large teahouse called Yutai in old Beijing as the background, and shows the social landscape of Beijing and the life changes of different characters from all walks of life in the nearly 50 years from the late Qing Dynasty to the Beiyang Warlord period to the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. Each scene depicts an era, with people from all walks of life in Beijing coming in and out of this big teahouse. The whole play shows a series of magnificent historical pictures, vividly illustrating the demise of old China and the inevitability of the birth of new China.

This book is a collection of twelve letters written by Mr. Zhu Guangqian to young friends in China during his stay in Europe. The letters mostly cover matters that young people are concerned about and should be concerned about, including reading, self-cultivation, composition, love, life and other topics. In this book, Mr. Zhu Guangqian talks to you sincerely and sincerely like a friend. Reading is friendly and natural, and you will get more thinking and influence from it.

This book is one of Mr. Zhu Guangqian's important aesthetic prose works, with a total of 22 essays and 6 letters. It expounds the path of life cultivation, involving topics such as determination, being in a group, calmness, knowledge, making friends, and value awareness. With his psychological expertise and ideological and cultural observation, the author grasps the interaction between personal psyche and community and nation, breaks through various psyche confusions and social barriers, and guides readers to find the correct direction in life.

The unsolved railway case that has made hundreds of millions of people tremble with fear and change their minds after hearing about it! Open this book and reveal the process of solving the China Railway Murder Case 30 years ago! In 1989, people were terrified when taking trains because criminals were roaming the railways and committing robberies wantonly. The railways of the Republic faced an unprecedented serious threat. The gangsters armed with guns brazenly robbed passengers and pushed passengers off the speeding train. Why are they so rampant? Why are the gangsters not afraid of the law when they wantonly insult police officers and steal their firearms? Open this book and witness the investigative wisdom of Railway Police Bureau investigators as they battle with criminals!

Cao Cao (AD 155--220), named Mengde, was a native of Qiao County, Peiguo (now Bozhou, Anhui). He was an outstanding politician and military strategist during the Three Kingdoms period, and he also had profound attainments in literature. His thoughts had a great influence on later generations and are worth studying. Since there is currently a lack of a good quality compilation of Cao Cao's works on the market, we have reprinted this collection of Cao Cao. This collection was compiled and printed in 1959. It is based on Ding Fubao's Collection of Famous Masters of the Han, Wei and Six Dynasties and the Collection of Emperor Wu of Wei. For the poems and essays, I have used Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms, Song Dynasty Music Chronicles, Yuefu Poetry Collection and various other books for proofreading, and the sources have been indicated.

For about twenty-five years, from his early entry into the literary world in 1935 to his sudden death in 1960, Camus recorded his thoughts on creation and life in the form of notes. He wrote a total of nine exercise books for students, including literature, philosophy, politics, views on human destiny, as well as writing plans, reading notes, scenery, travel notes, contacts, etc., Presenting to readers what Camus saw, heard, thought, and did as an artist, writer, and philosopher through concise and clear words.

"The Interweaving of Sunshine and Shadow: Guo Hongan's Reading of Camus" contains a total of twenty-four research articles by Mr. Guo Hongan, a translator and French literature research expert, since the 1980s, covering an introduction to research methods and ideas, an overall introduction and evaluation of the creation of Camus's articles, a detailed interpretation of Camus's main works, and postscripts when translating Camus' works, etc. It fully and three-dimensionally presents the rich results of Mr. Guo Hongan's research and translation of Camus' works.

Huang Tingjian (1045-1105), courtesy name Luzhi, was born in Fenning, Hongzhou (now Xiushui County, Jiangxi Province). He was a poet and calligrapher of the Northern Song Dynasty and the founder of Jiangxi Poetry School. Together with Du Fu, Chen Shidao and Chen Yuyi, they are known as "one ancestor and three sects" (Huang Tingjian is one of them). Together with Zhang Lei, Chao Buzhi, and Qin Guan, they all studied under Su Shi's sect, and they were collectively known as the "Four Scholars of the Su School". During his lifetime, he was as famous as Su Shi and was known as "Su Huang" in the world.

Fei Hua Ling was originally a word game used by the ancients when they were drinking wine. It originated from the interest in poetry of the ancients. It was named after the famous line "Flying flowers are everywhere in the Spring City" in "Han Shi" by Han Hong, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. You can choose sentences from poetry and music when flying the flower order. Hebei TV Station's "Chinese Good Poetry" column was the first to introduce and improve the "Feihua Ling" for a competition between two contestants. Later, "Chinese Poetry Conference" and other poetry variety show columns also introduced and improved the "Feihua Ling".

This book is written to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Lijiang Publishing House. The book contains more than 90 congratulatory messages and commemorative articles from authors of Lijiang Publishing House, experts from all walks of life, readers, and new and old Lijiang people. Each writer writes about his relationship and past events with Lijiang Publishing House from a personal perspective. What Lijiang has contributed to the world is not only his books, but also his persistence in literary communication and his spirit of never giving up in difficult situations. In order to review history, sum up experience, and move better into the future, we have been planning activities to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the establishment of Lijiang Publishing House in 2019, and have issued invitations with the theme of "Me and Lijiang" to collect manuscripts from authors, readers, and new and old Lijiang people. The publication of this book is the result of this call for papers and an important part of the commemorative activities.

"Smiling and Proud Life - Ma Shitu's Reflections on Centenary Life" is a collection of text and calligraphy works by the centenary writer Mr. Ma Shitu. This collection contains Mr. Ma Shitu's insights on world affairs, life and literary and artistic creation at different stages of his life. It also includes Mr. Ma's calligraphy works at various stages of his life, showing the bumpy life experience of our older generation of intellectuals, their tenacity, optimism, and rich spiritual world, as well as their concern for society and their pursuit of literary and artistic excellence. In the history of modern and contemporary literature, Ma Shitu is the only remaining centenarian writer. His life has been magnificent, he has witnessed the changes over the past century, and his life experience is rich and profound. In his spare time, Mr. Ma persists in literary and artistic creation and enjoys a high reputation in the Chinese literary circle. His novel "Qingjiang Zhuangge" and short stories "Old Third Sister" and "Looking for the Red Army" caused a sensation in the literary world as early as the 1960s. Since the new era, Ma Lao has regained his spirit and published a series of new novels and essays, which are deeply loved by readers and well received by the literary circle.

"Family Letters from Hongyan" selects the family letters of 20 Hongyan heroes, including Che Yaoxian, Gou Yuebin, Han Zizhong, He Boliang, He Gongwei, Huang Nancai, Huang Xiansheng, Jiang Zhujun, Lan Diyu, Liu Guorong, Luo Shiwen, Wang Pu, Xu Xiaoxuan, Zhang Xueyun, Zhong Qi, Zhu Shijun, Liu Zhenmei, Hu Qifen, Wenze and Xuan Hao, and provides relevant interpretations. These family letters are the true feelings of the Hongyan martyrs. They are the final words of the martyrs facing death and the messages that can be read through the back of the paper! It is full of guilt for parents, affection for children, and love for lovers. It vividly demonstrates the feelings of family and country and the fearless revolutionary spirit of revolutionary martyrs. Every letter home shines with the brilliance of the traditional virtues and revolutionary spirit of the Chinese nation such as love for the party, love for the motherland, pursuit of faith, persistence in truth, fairness and justice, integrity and friendship, family harmony, and selfless dedication. "Hongyan Family Letters" contains both precious photocopies of the martyrs' family letters and touching interpretations, providing readers with a real, vivid and soul-shaking ideological and moral education book. From the letters home from the Hongyan martyrs, readers gain not only the memory and remembrance of the Hongyan martyrs, but also the spiritual strength to strive for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.

Everyone knows that Tang poetry is good, but there are different ways to read Tang poetry. After decades of exploration, the author of this book found the most suitable reading method for himself and wrote the "truth" he saw into this book. There are 42 articles in the book, divided into three groups. "Flowers": Each article interprets a Tang poem. "Flower Branches": Each article discusses a theme and involves multiple Tang poems. "Bouquet": Every three articles review a poet or a popular theme. The interpretation principles pursued by the author are: interesting, rigorous and novel.

This is a collection of trivial essays, but it carries the memories of hundreds of millions of people; its high-level humor is a combination of cleverness and great wisdom, just like "The Gone Rural Symbols". The author is a very passionate and talented writer and language master. Against the background of the Jianghuai countryside, he uses independent, simple and honest writing to show his in-depth thinking and lush voice about the past countryside. The author captures characters, scenery and things, thoughts and poetry in the countryside where he lives, and then expresses them in a literary way according to what he thinks, thinks and understands. Whether it is the depiction of images, regional narration, or the outpouring of lyricism, they are all outlined as concisely and powerfully as a line drawing. The language is plain, playful and humorous, yet highly concise, full of detailed expression and color lines.

"Running in a Wheelchair" is a collection of essays written by Wang Yi, a disabled young female writer, from 2007 to 2019. It records her ordinary but exciting more than ten years from the age of eighteen to the age of thirty - from Yancheng to Nanjing, from studying to self-study, from an ignorant little girl to a mature and sensible girl, and from a female "housekeeper" to a female "writer". The book contains not only her memories of her youthful life, her cherishment of family and friendship, but also her thoughts on creation and publishing over the past few years, as well as her responses to external doubts and her unswerving determination to dream. The text contains the warmth of the sun and the coldness of the night. It is the spiritual realization of a disabled girl working hard to pursue her dreams. It conveys the positive energy of the new youth in the new era and feels the self-esteem, self-confidence, self-reliance and self-improvement of disabled people.

This article mainly includes two collections: We Want Critics, "Good Government", Correspondence on Translation, Modern Films and the Proletarian Class, and other collections: Nostalgia, Enemies of Poetry, The Headmistress's Dream of a Man and a Woman, The Old Tune Has Ended, etc.

This article mainly includes Wild Grass: Autumn Night, My Broken Love, Revenge, Hope, Snow, and supplements to the collected works: A brief discussion of Chinese geology, the theory of breaking evil voices, the birth words of "Yue Duo", etc.

This book is divided into two parts: Shi Ling Yin Mood and Ancient Style Fu Qicai, which respectively contain 90 new poems and 70 ancient poems created by the author. The new poems are free in form but have a strong sense of rhythm; the ancient poems are mainly seven-character poems but still retain the new atmosphere of the times. The author describes the flowers, plants, insects and fish around him, streams and rivers, wind, rain, thunder and lightning, and even foreign customs. He expresses his awe for the passage of time, his deep reflection on the meaning of life, his attachment to family, friendship and nostalgia, and praises the life virtues of humility, calmness, bravery and dedication.

"A Dream of Red Mansions" is a chapter-style classical novel written during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. It has been known as "The Story of the Stone", "The Love Monk's Record", "Feng Yue Bao Jian" and "The Twelve Hairpins of Jinling", etc. It is the first of the four famous Chinese classical novels. This book is an analysis of the main characters in the novel creation of "A Dream of Red Mansions".

"Literary Theory" was published in the late 1940s. The authors Wellek and Warren not only clarified the boundaries between literature and non-literary, but also proposed the distinction between "external research" and "internal research" of literature. They classified the study of the relationship between literature and other disciplines as "external research" and the study of literature's own factors as "external research". Focusing on "internal research", it transcended traditional literary theory's theoretical approach to literature from the outside and placed the focus of research on literature itself. It not only described methods of analyzing individual works of art, but also discussed issues such as literary types, literary evaluation, and literary history. This had a significant impact on literary research around the world in the following decades. Since its publication, "Literary Theory" has been welcomed as the most classic literary theory textbook by critics, writers, professors and students from all over the world. Domestically, it is one of the 100 must-read books recommended by the Department of Higher Education of the Ministry of Education for Chinese majoring college students, and has been designated by many universities as a required reading reference book for the entrance examination for graduate students majoring in Chinese.

This book collects essays, children's literature, historical stories, novels and other works written and published by the author over the years, and outlines a creative trajectory. The writing style of the whole book is simple and unpretentious, without any decoration, and the characters are vivid and vivid.

This book contains the award-winning works of the six Dragon Boat Festival Poetry Competitions held by Minqin County, including poems, lyrics, new poems, prose poems, etc. It comprehensively reflects the new look of Minqin County, and the content is healthy and uplifting, with high ideological and literary quality.

This book is divided into four parts with excellence awards. It mainly includes: Two Titles of Qingcheng; Lanzhou (a collection of poems); Exquisite Lanzhou; I am proud, I am a native of Lanzhou (a collection of poems), etc.

The contents of this book include: learning insights; Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes; Songs for Sand Control; Praise for the West of the River; Gorgeous Jinchang; Signature Buildings; Yellow River Cultural Theme Area; Singing New Songs on the Silk Road; Both Sides of the Yellow River in Lanzhou; Lanzhou New District; Lanzhou Yellow River Customs Line, etc.

During the Anti-Japanese War, in order to protect precious cultural relics and ancient books, historian Lin Qixuan was brutally murdered by the Japanese, leaving only three daughters: the eldest daughter Lin Qiuyue, who studied abroad all year round and joined the Communist Party, and carried out revolutionary activities after returning to China; the second daughter Lin Qiuyan, who witnessed the tragic death of her parents when the Lin family was exterminated, was rescued by military instructor Zhou Tianwu, who trained her to become a cold military agent; the third daughter Xiaowanzi (Lin) Qiu Yun) was separated from her family during the war when she was young, and was adopted by a gang boss. She spent many years at the bottom of society and became a street gangster... Different life trajectories, but implicated in the same bloodline and the fate of the country: because of a secret pattern engraved on the pocket watch and an unparalleled national treasure, the fate of the three sisters was closely intertwined. They hunted for and protected treasures, composing a heroine's anti-war legend of protecting Chinese cultural relics and ancient books.

"The Path of Evil" is Deledda's famous work. It depicts a unique picture of Sardinia during the historical turning point in the early 20th century. It expresses the author's thoughts on morality and human nature, making her famous and marking a new stage in her literary creation. Deledda won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1926 for her work "The Path of Evil", becoming the second female writer to win this honor in the history of the Nobel Prize. The writing of this book began at the end of 1892, was completed in November 1893, and was published in 1896. Subsequently, the novel was revised several times, and the final revised version was published in 1916, with almost all the content rewritten. This book is translated based on the 1916 edition.

"The River War" is Churchill's second book. The book records the second war launched by Britain against the Sudan. It describes the battles large and small in detail and contains Churchill's comments on political and other social events. "River War" is not only a description of the war, but also a story about the fate of the people in the area. With powerful insight, Churchill recounted how the war changed the destinies of the peoples of Britain, Egypt, and Sudan.

In order to thoroughly implement Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era, especially the important expositions and instructions of General Secretary Xi Jinping on literary and artistic work, implement the spirit of the "Opinions of the Party Group of the Ministry of Natural Resources of the Communist Party of China on Strengthening and Improving Propaganda and Ideological Work", and demonstrate the contribution of natural resource management to Guangxi's economic development, rural revitalization, improvement of people's livelihood, ecological civilization, etc., The Guangxi Natural Resources Publicity Center has published a collection of reportage "Ballads of Bagui Mountains and Waters". The work takes "ecological and natural rural revitalization" as the theme perspective, combines the protection and utilization management of Guangxi's "mountain, water, forest, lake, and grass" natural resources. In the form of reportage, it vividly demonstrates the exploration, innovation and outstanding contributions of Guangxi's natural resource system in promoting economic development, rural revitalization, improvement of people's livelihood, and ecological civilization under the leadership of the party group of the department.

In the form of reportage, this book reproduces the short but extremely valuable life of Huang Wenxiu, the "model of the times". Huang Wenxiu is a beautiful, kind-hearted woman and a talented young grassroots cadre. She was born and grew up in the old district of Baise. After graduating from graduate school, she returned to the old district to devote herself to poverty alleviation, and ultimately gave her precious life to the cause of poverty alleviation in the old district. The whole book focuses on exploring the bright colors of Huang Wenxiu's pure and beautiful life background - persistence, selfless dedication, and great love. It writes about her ordinary and extraordinary, restores a flesh-and-blood Huang Wenxiu who is passionate about life, and reproduces her beautiful figure that shines in the grand historical scene of poverty alleviation. The work also outlines a group portrait of the first secretary of village poverty alleviation represented by Huang Wenxiu, which shows the national line and Chinese experience in poverty alleviation, and praises the huge contributions made by thousands of grassroots cadres in rural poverty alleviation.

This book is a medical humanities book that collects the insights and reflections of 17 female doctors who are working on the front line of clinical oncology in China during their medical careers. It is deeply touching. Every oncologist is a life story memory, especially women who have a more unique perception of life. The 17 female doctors participating in this book have all been engaged in clinical oncology work for more than 20 years. They are rich in clinical experience, mature and rational. They face various cancer patients and families day after day, and their understanding of life will be different and deeper. The profession of doctor is a window to observe society and human nature. No other profession faces birth, old age, illness and death, joys and sorrows, truth, falsehood, good and evil like a doctor. Cancer is a touchstone, not only for doctors and patients, but also for everyone around the patient. Under the shadow of cancer, everyone took off their disguises and truly showed their positive side of survival and their desperate and fearful side, but no matter which side, it was a true story of human love staged in the ward. In this book, every story is true, and every story is unforgettable for the narrator. It truly and fully displays the psychological journey of a female oncology doctor. I hope that every reader can see the light and heat of life, the preciousness and extraordinaryness of life, the close relationship and mutual complementation between doctors and patients, and feel the warmth of the world. Every day we are on earth, we are born toward death.

This book is a documentary literary work that tells the life trajectory and revolutionary deeds of Zhao Jingzhi, an early Communist Party member, revolutionary educator, and nationally famous martyr in the Yancheng area, and General Chen Zhongzhu, the major general commander of the fourth column of guerrillas in the Shandong-Suzhou-Anhui border area of ​​the Kuomintang, who is known as "a generation of anti-Japanese heroic generals" and "decapitated generals." It reproduces the glorious revolutionary life of the two martyrs and eulogizes the precious brotherhood and solid revolutionary friendship. The manuscript depicts two heroic images of flesh and blood, strong and soft, full of legendary color, strong patriotic feelings, delicate writing style, full of emotion, and highly contagious. This book is an excellent literary work with patriotic educational significance that is very suitable for young people to read.

This book is a collection of essays written by Mr. Yang Muzhi, which contains thoughts on his parents and relatives, gratitude to his colleagues and teachers, and memories of the past years. From joining Zhonghua Book Company, founding the magazine "Literary and Historical Knowledge", to serving as the leader of the National Press and Publication Administration, and becoming the first president of the China Publishing Group, the author has been immersed in the Chinese publishing industry for more than fifty years. The book contains not only his thoughts and insights on his career, but also vivid descriptions of his interactions with cultural celebrities such as Ji Xianlin, Zhou Zhenfu, and Guo Moruo. The author's writing is sincere and touching. The book also contains more than fifty photographs taken by the author himself, with pictures and texts to convey a profound artistic conception.

Only after you have gone through hundreds of tribulations in the world and tasted all the tastes of the world can you know that the world is worth it. This book is written for you who are searching in the long journey of life.

This book selects 46 essays on reading and travel by Ji Xianlin, a master of Chinese traditional culture. This book is written for you who are studying hard and traveling in the journey of life. Either study or travel far, both soul and body are always on the way.