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Qin Guan's "Shao You Ci" occupies an important position in the history of Chinese literature. Most of its content describes the love between men and women and expresses the sadness of frustrated career. The widely circulated saying "If the two love lasts for a long time, how can they stay together day and night" was written by Qin Guan. In this book, poetry critic, Peking University young writer, and classical culture scholar Chen Keshu provides a new and essential commentary on Qin Guan's lyrics, vividly expressing his sad and sentimental artistic style and restoring a true "eternal heartbroken man." Others write lyrics with "ci talent", while Qin Guan writes lyrics with "ci heart".

Historian Gao Yang is a master at describing characters. He used his rich and keen novel creation experience to read "A Dream of Red Mansions" and figure out Cao Xueqin's creative psychology. In particular, he used his extraordinary textual research vision and extensive knowledge of the Qing Dynasty's Eight Banners system and personnel and cultural relics to systematically summarize and sort out Cao Xueqin's life. During the ups and downs of the Tao, it gives insight into the subtleties of people's hearts, vividly restores the flesh-and-blood image of a down-and-out young man from a noble family, and shows Cao Xueqin's compassionate feelings and rough life. This is a masterpiece by Gao Yang, the master of historical novels. The book contains 56 illustrations from the collection of the Palace Museum.

Since the rise of postcolonial theory, academic circles have been using the master-slave relationship to interpret the subject construction in the postcolonial context. More recent research has realized that subjectivity is a spectrum of continuous change. Scholars no longer use keywords such as "hegemony" and "invasion" to interpret the historical impact of colonialism, but use "contradiction" and "ambiguity" to illustrate the two-way effect of power. Lawrence's four novels set in Mexico describe the inner psychological conflicts of the protagonists, and the narrative clues are also relatively complex, which exactly reflects the changes in subjectivity in the border state. This is also the important value of these novels that was ignored earlier. This book discusses the body, space, religion and social organization respectively, explaining the profound impact of the confrontation and dialogue between the subject and the other on identity.

This manuscript is a collection of prose poems and the author's first personal collection. The articles included in this book express the author's love for the motherland. The sincere emotions of hometown, family, lovers and friends, the eulogy of the era in which we live, and the perception of life. The text of the work is simple, the writing is smooth, and it is catchy to read.

In the 1920s, Liang Qichao devoted all his enthusiasm to thirty speeches: about the way out of education and the self-help of young people. These issues are still the focus of our attention now. Liang Qichao's voice has spanned a hundred years, and now it sounds particularly warm and inspiring. This book comprehensively collects Liang Qichao's speeches on education and youth, covering the period from 1914 to 1927, with a total of 30 speeches and an appendix. It has been carefully edited and organized, and a preface, introduction, problem explanations, and brief notes have been added. Sort out the context, explain the background in detail, and deeply connect history and the present. Liang Qichao often did not write speech notes before giving speeches, and most of his speeches were recorded by the listeners. There is a legend that he raised his belly while playing mahjong. Wang Senran recorded: Academic circles often ask Mr. Liang to give lectures, but when the matter comes, he never makes any preparations. Instead, the sound of "Red in the White Board" remains the same. His seatmate becomes anxious on his behalf, and Mr. Liang laughs and says: "I am taking advantage of the game." "Every time you gamble, you will lose. If someone tries to dissuade you, the teacher said: "The dominoes are enough to enlighten the mind. When you touch it, your thoughts will surge. It is more difficult than ordinary, and it has been tried and tested many times, and it has become a habit." Those who heard it smiled brightly. Although this is an anecdote, Liang Qichao's talent is evident, so his speech has charming charm and magical effect.

The works included in this book mainly include: Kite, Dawn of Three People, Eyes on the Sunset, Square, Flowers, Zhang Guan's Wish, Worry, The Wood-Breaking Man, Female Waters of the Tang Dynasty, Flowers Bloom for a Season, Only Three to Miss, Lao Tie, Wang Gui's Promotion, etc.

This book selects 30 epitaphs from nearly two thousand years from the Han Dynasty to the end of the Qing Dynasty. Each one has its own topic, connecting the history of China in the entire imperial era, and focusing on the fate of characters in the great history. These epitaphs reveal details about personal behavior, family and local circumstances, and social, cultural, and religious practices, while illuminating the way people thought and the realities of daily life. Most of the texts can be read and analyzed on multiple levels, and they inspire investigation into topics such as the emotional tone of family relationships, rituals associated with birth, aging, illness and death, Confucian values, men's portrayals of women's lives, and the use of sources considered biased. When combined with other, more readily available documents, such as official documents, religious and intellectual discourses, and fictional anecdotes, these epitaphic texts reveal their unique and irreplaceable value and promise to spark challenging discussions about literary genres, the way historians use sources, and how writers shape their narratives.

This book is a collection of essays. A number of works created by students of No. 2 Middle School were collected. According to the content, they are divided into feelings about home and country, family affection, unforgettable teachers, youthful wind chimes, life insights, and occasional readings. They mainly reflect the culture and spirit of the alma mater, eulogize family ties and friendships, record the changes in hometown and motherland, and praise the motherland and the great achievements of reform and opening up. Excellent compositions show the style of the times for the students of No. 2 Middle School.

This book includes: Shuiwa, Zhouwan, a Heron Inn that spans hundreds of years, my beautiful hometown of Gaobadian, my mother's little hoe, my little-footed mother and her small vegetable garden, the days when I left my mother, my mother's language, the gunshots of Marco Polo Bridge and the lights of Yan'an cave dwellings, "Shangluo Daily" rewrote my life, the fate of the Agricultural Bank of China, the situation of the Agricultural Bank of China, the "late" Spring Festival Gala, different feelings, etc.

This book is a collection of essays. It is divided into six series: Red Bean Born in the South, Strong Winds in the Western Regions, Strong Love in the Northeast, Rhythm of the Roaring Yellow River, Watching the Five Continents in the Beacon Smoke, and Photographing the Idle Clouds on the Railing. The author has collected and organized the scenery that he has traveled to various places and countries in recent years. There are scenery from the north and the south, and foreign experiences. The content is extensive, the writing is beautiful, and it is vivid and touching.

The whole book is divided into educational feelings, memories of hometown, commentary on art, songs about the years, testimonials and inscriptions, Lin Sen's words, etc. The author has compiled his forty years of life experience and insights into this article, which includes his own experience of life and insights into his works.

Whoever saves one person saves the whole world. Qian Xiuling, a woman from a prominent Jiangnan family, saved the lives of 110 Belgian hostages from Nazi gunpoint during World War II. She was known as the "Chinese Schindler" and the King of Belgium awarded her the "National Hero" medal. Why did she come from a well-known family to study in Europe? Why did she live in seclusion in a village to practice medicine and save people after graduating with double doctorates from the University of Leuven? How did the Qian brothers team up with the German generals to compose a heroic feat that amazed the world? When honors came pouring in, why was her last word to the world "forget me"? The famous writer Xu Feng spent 16 years pursuing this dusty past. He traveled to Belgium and Taiwan to interview the descendants and old friends of the parties involved and the only surviving hostage. He exclusively obtained a large number of unknown details of the story, rescued and excavated precious historical materials that had been lost to time, and returned to the historical scene with a non-fictional style of writing to restore the twists and turns of an era and the Chinese spirit behind the legendary life of a woman.

Here are recorded the stories of 18 "rebels" during the epidemic. They were born ordinary and hoped to fight for danger. Each story is based on real things seen and heard, including touching deeds of Wuhan business owners, post-00s generation, nurses, pregnant women, village party secretaries and other protagonists.

"The Collection of Clearing Wrongs" is the world's first systematic forensic medicine work. It has been in use for more than 600 years from the 13th century to the 19th century. It is a must-read legal classic for judges. The Annotations and Commentary on the Collection of Abandoned Wrongs written by Song Ci describes a wide range of content including human anatomy, examination of corpses, site surveys, identification of causes of death and injury, various phenomena of suicide or murder, various poisons, first aid, and detoxification methods. This publication includes punctuation, annotations, comments, and cases for readers to understand.

The Xianlin Picture and Text Collector's Edition makes public for the first time many rare photos and manuscripts

Use one book to read a colorful brief history of women's survival in the Tang Dynasty! During the more than two hundred and eighty years of the Tang Dynasty, countless legendary women were born - the courageous and valiant Wu Zetian, the delicate and jealous Yang Yuhuan, the arrogant Princess Anle, the talented and beautiful Shangguan Wan'er; the pipa girl at the head of the Xunyang River, the beauties who sang on moonlit nights, the longing women looking forward to their husbands returning from the army, and the poor girls who made wedding dresses for others... They are the bright moon of the Tang Dynasty and the hibiscus of the prosperous age. You might as well follow Fulan's footsteps and take a look at the elegance of women in the Tang Dynasty, see how they lived a wonderful life and how they rode the waves of their own era.

This is a collection of 49 never-delivered letters, written to "K" whom he has never met. In every letter, you can find a reflection of yourself. I cut out fragments from the depths of every ordinary life like you and me, and wrote them down with a warm and healing writing style, accompanied by partings and longings. In the Moscow airport, when you were traveling alone in Tokyo, did you ever think about someone? If there is such a person and such a moment, let's call it "K".

"Everyone is a Galaxy" is a collection of real and touching career stories, telling the real career stories of 18 ordinary people. Among them are embalmers, designers, singers, network anchors, tattoo artists, makeup artists, backpackers, fitness coaches, plastic beauticians, entertainment reporters, pet doctors, product managers, new media editors, printing workers... Behind every occupation is a life, and every life is as diverse as a galaxy in the universe, and they are all worthy of our understanding and reflection. These 18 stories are all named after lyrics, singing the sorrow and warmth of the world. Reading this book will take you into their lives, and you will see a world you have never known before. Use 18 career stories to write 18 regret-free lives.

"Village on Paper" is set in the Loess Plateau of eastern Longxi and is based on Liangping Town, Ning County, Qingyang City, an important town on the Silk Road, the hometown of the hero Fu Jiezi of the Western Han Dynasty. It three-dimensionally reflects the scenes and changes in rural life in the northwest since the 1960s. It is a long series of essays covering nature, history, culture, agriculture, customs and many local cultural elements. Through his own personal feelings and the life experiences of his neighbors, the work shows the rise and fall of Longdong's rural areas in many aspects over the past hundred years.

This book mainly describes the natural features of the Qinling Mountains and the customs, history and culture, and food memories of the hometown of Zhouli. The book is divided into three parts: the first part "Mountain Breeze" mainly writes about the author's "donkey walking" experience in the Qinling Mountains; the second part "Food Memories" mainly describes the food in the author's hometown; the third part "Viewing the Sea and Listening to the Wind" focuses on some of the author's life insights.

In this selection, a total of 118 outstanding works were selected to participate in the district's vocational college teachers and students vocational skills competition speech contest and other off-campus speech competitions, the school's previous "I Love Preschool Education Career" speech contest award-winning works, the "I Love Preschool Education Career" themed speech essay competition outstanding works, and 118 excellent works in four parts: Revere Life and Cherish Life.

With a dark face, a thin body, big rough hands, and a rickety backbone, this is a farmer. The rolling beads of sweat, the soaked sweatshirt, the waving hoe, and the rapid breathing, this is the farmer.

In 1965, more than a thousand builders from Tangshan and Baoding, Hebei Province came to Ningxia to participate in the "third line" construction. In the harsh natural environment, they overcame difficulties and went through hardships, silently contributed to the economic and social development of Ningxia, trained batches of technical personnel, and laid a solid foundation for the development of Ningxia's industrial economy. From the perspective of documentary reportage, this manuscript reflects the positive, determined, confident and hard-working spirit of these builders.

This book collects and organizes poems, prose essays, novels, reviews and other articles published by Bao Jianjun during his lifetime. The poetry works are profound in content, natural and skillful in expression, and the poetry is rich and light; the prose essays are graceful and smooth; while the novels present romantic colors, they also incorporate serious interrogation of the colorful reality, and are quite ideological and artistic.

The book is divided into six series: Hometown in Dreams, Love and Beauty, Between Grass and Trees, Flavors of Life, Journey Essays, and Thoughts from the Teaching Garden. The author writes about the beauty of life, nature, and human nature with sincere and delicate brushwork. There is tenderness and poetry flowing between the lines, which is eye-catching and expresses the author's unique experience of life and life, his understanding of human nature, and his pursuit of beauty and kindness.

This book includes short novels such as "The Bear Granny in Yingtai", "The Party Secretary Comes to the Door", "Mountain God", "Special Passengers", "Wang Post", "Dad's Harassing Phone Calls", and "Free Physical Examination".

This manuscript is a collection of poems, one of the series "Sunshine Library". The manuscript includes 200 poems written by the author in the past 15 years from 2005 to 2019 and published in various literary journals and newspaper supplements across the country. Most of the works focus on describing the mountains, rivers, land and customs of the hometown, while the rest are works about family affection and hometown complex.

The publication of "A Thousand Folk Songs of Qingyang" has unusual significance, and its most obvious features are reflected in three aspects. The first is the stance and principles of folk culture. Literary and artistic works are true records of an era, and they are also people's basic recognition of history and reality. Their likes, dislikes, and likes determine the value of language. The second is the non-fictional presentation of original ecological life. Folk songs are the most down-to-earth culture in folk life, the most direct feeling people get in their working life, and the most authentic thinking about life. The third is simple and clear rural philosophy. The reason why Confucius summed up the value of "The Book of Songs" in four words: "Xing Guan Qun Yu" is because it contains many good and universal principles. The seemingly simple and superficial ballads actually contain ways of being a person and ways of cultivating moral character and talents.

This book is divided into the light of the new era, the variations of the river, the rhapsody of spring, the charm of family and country, the echo of life, the shadows of time, the testimony of love, the language of dreams, and the long hair that is fluffy with time. Content includes: photovoltaics, the wings of the sun; the Grand Canal, an epic without a full stop; the flowing Yellow River, etc.

Every time I re-read Brother Pei Xian's prose, I recall the pleasure of listening to his chat. It is ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign, the sea and the sky are vast, and it is full of interest without pretending to be profound. I often think, haven't I also had his experience and thoughts like this? When I was just fleeting, he held on tightly. He can also express it appropriately, whether it is light or strong, and the taste is extremely positive and mellow.

Throughout the ages, all successful people, their lives and the lives they admire are nothing more than this: Where there is a will, there is a way. Inspiration is not a label affixed to life, but the essence of life that is integrated bit by bit, and finally grows into a person's style and temperament, and achieves the dream of life. No matter which profession you are in, no matter how young you are if you have ambition, if you don't have ambition, you will live a hundred years in vain.

This book is Zhu Ziqing's prose that was never compiled into a collection during his lifetime. Some essays were scattered in various newspapers and periodicals before liberation, and were later collected and sorted out. This book contains 30 selected articles.

This book is a collection of papers that the author has published over many years of teaching, as well as his understanding, experience and insights into the education industry, excellent teaching cases, and articles he has guided students to write. Specifically, it is divided into eight series including "Education and Teaching", "Class Management", "New Media Theory", "Thinking and Doing", and "Comprehensive Education".

This book is a collection of poems and the author's second collection of poems. It is divided into three volumes: "Dear Bones", "Father's Wings" and "Dry Rain on Green Mountains". It contains more than 130 poems written by the author between 2010 and 2017. It is a concentrated reflection of the author's achievements in poetry creation in recent years. At the same time, the two included reviews by critics Wu Mingchun and Gong Kuilin also made an objective evaluation of the author's poetry creation level.

In 1998, I published my first book "My Heart". More than 20 years have passed, and I have gone from youth to old age, from working to quitting, from being energetic to being unable to do anything, but my own ideals, beliefs, pursuits, interests, and hobbies have hardly changed, and this is fully reflected in the words I write. Never forget your original intention, never forget your original intention, never forget your original intention! In order to echo my first book, I named this book "My Heart Still Remains" to express my attachment to journalism. Although I have not made any achievements in establishing morality or meritorious service, my pursuit of "building a voice" has never stopped.

Zou Taofen is a famous news reporter, newspaper editor, and publisher in modern my country. He is also an outstanding news critic in the history of modern newspapers in my country. He has edited "Life Weekly", "Popular Life Weekly", etc. Since he edited "Life Weekly", he has published 500,000 to 600,000 words of news comments in various forms, which has a great influence among readers. Among them, the "little remarks" in "Life Weekly" are the most representative. Each issue of "Little Comments" is written by Zou Taofen, focusing on matters closely related to the people in a hundred words, short and concise, and the language is easy to understand. He said that this is "the most laborious article every week. Every time I try my best to express my opinion on the things that the general readers think should be said in a few words." To sum up, "little remarks" have the following distinctive characteristics: 1. Relying on the origin and relevant to people's livelihood; 2. Short and concise, explaining the profound things in a simple way; 3. Colloquial and popular discourse; 4. The title is novel and attractive. In short, Zou Taofen's small remarks are always written with the reader in mind, and they are all manifestations of the concept of readers first. He always comments based on what he says and never sits back and talks, which is very in line with the audience's acceptance psychology and acceptance level.

The script of "Whip" (drama, also known as "Fog in Chongqing") describes a group of young people who fled to Chongqing. Due to their poverty and poverty, some were fortune tellers, some were socialites, and some opened restaurants. Some of them died of tuberculosis because they were not good at flattery, some of them made a fortune through smuggling, and they fell into ruin, or some of them had their reputations ruined at the hands of politicians. The author angrily reveals that Chongqing, the "capital capital" much promoted by the Kuomintang, is nothing more than a flowery world for the Kuomintang's high-ranking officials and a den of sin that corrodes the hearts of young people and weakens the will to fight against Japan. This is the first excellent realist drama since the Anti-Japanese War that profoundly exposes the criminal society in the Kuomintang-ruled areas.

In the history of the development of contemporary Chinese poetry, the naming of genres and literary history of emerging poet groups has always been an interesting poetic phenomenon. Since the genre naming of the "Misty Poetry Group" has gained conventional recognition and spread in the poetry world, the genre and generational naming of poetry groups such as "Third Generation Poets", "Post-Misty Poetry Group", "Intellectual Poet", "Folk Poet", "Post-60s Poets" (also often called "Middle Generation Poets"), "Post-70s Poets", "Post-80s Poets", "Post-90s Poets" and other poetry groups have successively appeared in people's field of vision. If we delve a little deeper, it is not difficult to find that behind the naming of these poetry genres and generations, it reflects the attempts of later poets to get rid of the "anxiety of influence" mentality of the predecessor poets, and to a greater extent, their desire to enter literary history.

This book collects the most classic, pure and exquisite works written by Yu Dafu, including novels and essays. Most of the novels in the book have the color of "autobiography". Some focus on the description of inner disputes and depression, and some focus on reflecting the suffering of the people at the bottom of society. The prose in the book, whether it is travel notes or scene descriptions, is deeply embedded in the author's thoughts, feelings, personality and life experiences. The content of the book is colorful and melancholy, and the language is sentimental and candid. To a certain extent, it reflects the author's ideological outlook, creative style and strong romantic tendency.

"Beautiful People" is a multi-act play. Lv Fu, the captain of the ninth anti-enemy and national salvation drama team, director Hong Shen, and screenwriter Tian Han jointly created it and wrote it from the end of 1946 to the spring of 1947. The author organically interweaves the fate of three women, thereby extensively and profoundly revealing the social reality after the "tragic victory".

Aristophanes' worldview basically reflected the interests of the peasants among the free people. He proposed some new ideas, but he also had a conservative tendency in politics. He firmly opposed the war between the Athenian group and the Spartan group. After the war, the economy of Athens collapsed, and the average people became even poorer. The idea of ​​an utopia emerged in society, demanding equal wealth. Plays such as "The Assembly Women" and "Fortune" reflected these ideas.

Life is water, friendship is salt. We cannot see the shadow of salt in the water, but we can clearly feel the taste of water. Friends are tolerant, but friends are plain. Friends cannot give you much, but with friends, you have a lot.

This book includes works such as "The Light of Ideals", "Childish Tricks", "One Strike is the Final Word, and the Second Strike Hits the Instep", "The Reason Humans Are Inferior to Dogs", and "The Beauty Is Indescribable".

This book collects 80 essays written by the author in his spare time in recent years. They are all written from the heart and emotions. The content involves life insights, natural experiences, family and friendship, cultural thoughts, work meditation, etc. The author has been working in the leadership position of education management in colleges and universities for a long time. During the more than thirty years of work, he has been exposed to many things and things, experienced or participated in many things, and has been moved by events and scenes. He has put his feelings into his work and life journey, and has accumulated some insights into life and experience of the nature of life. Most of the essays recorded in the book are short in length. They include nostalgia for campus life, reflections on life, concern for family and affection, reflections on some events, descriptions of urban and rural landscapes, and freehand expressions of the author's own state of mind in natural scenes. These essays are a kind of commemoration of a period of the author's life.

This book is a true portrayal of Luo Xiaojia's entrepreneurship. More than thirty years of business management experience have honed his ability to deal with the ever-changing business world calmly and calmly. From not being willing to make a wedding dress to thinking about "the dishes and chopsticks will not be contaminated by insects and ants", from the imitation of electronic disinfection cabinets to launching a patent defense war, from a carriage to a four-wheel drive, from a single brand to a dual brand, all of them show Luo Xiaojia's calmness and calmness in starting a business. The contents include: Preface, Volume 1: The Glorious Years, Volume 2: Public Welfare, Volume 3: Kangbao Wenyuan, and Postscript.

This book is a brilliant chapter of life written by the Propaganda Department of the District Party Committee, which organized writers from the District Federation of Literary and Art Circles to go deep into life and the grassroots, adhere to the people-centered creative orientation, and comprehensively demonstrate the dedication, dedication, innovation, and hard work of builders in various industries in our district, practice the core socialist values ​​with concrete actions, and write with sincerity, hard work, kindness, friendship, and ideals.

The Tree Preparing to Sprout is a newly created collection of modern fables containing twenty-three stories.

This manuscript is a collection of essays specially published to commemorate the author Yang Yan's fiftieth birthday. It mainly includes book reviews, painting reviews, essays and other related content. The author has a lot of emotions when looking back on his life. The manuscript "Yang Yan's Night Tales" is full of the author's love for life and gratitude to his family and friends.

The collection of essays "Fengxing Ancient Road" contains 43 essays with a total of about 130,000 words, including three chapters: "Ancient Style of Dayuan", "Searching for secluded mountains and rivers" and "Where is the Countryside". Generally speaking, it uses Guyuan City's culture, history, geography, native land, etc. As themes to trace the historical context, trace local feelings, and recall childhood days. The author not only inherits a phenomenon, but also interprets the suffering of existence and spiritual carnival through recording and expression. In the process, he inspires thinking and sublimates the theme. Through the author's eloquent expressions, we may understand the author's complex and persistent state of mind that led to the creation of this collection of works.

This book contains essays such as "Missing the Girl Called Juan", "May We Always Be Treated Tenderly", "Father's Zipper Life", "Fifth Wife", "I Walked on the Overpass", and "Impression of Danzhou".