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This is a history of revolutionary literature. This book records the growth, works and history of great writers and translators born in Lu'an City from the 1920s to the present day. These include great writers and translators such as Jiang Guangci, Tai Jinnong, Li Jiye, and Wei Suyuan and Wei Congwu among the "Four Unknown Masters" who play an important role in the history of modern Chinese literature. They have made great contributions to the development of modern Chinese literature. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, writers such as Xu Guixiang, Li Helin of the "Huoqiu Writers Group", Wang Yeqiu, and Wang Qingshi appeared in Lu'an City, who had an important influence on the development and trend of contemporary Chinese literature. They shined in Anhui and even the whole country, and had an important impact on China's contemporary literary world. This book aims to explore the spirit of the Dabie Mountains, inherit the red cultural gene, comprehensively review the creations of writers in Lu'an for more than a hundred years, and also conduct an inventory of the revolutionary history of Lu'an and the literary performance of revolutionary figures, which has certain literary and historical value.

The Book of Songs is the earliest extant poetry collection in my country, containing 305 poems, representing the first peak of poetry creation. For thousands of years, it has had a profound influence on the literature of later generations. It has also been regarded as an important classic by Confucianism and is a must-read book for enlightenment education in all ages. This book inherits the outstanding achievements of previous generations of research on the Book of Songs. It selects 152 works and provides precise interpretations. It accurately explains the writing background and theme of each poem, and annotates important words and key chapters. It is a classic reading of the Book of Songs.

Eluard is a master of poetry. Among the Surrealist poets, his poems are the most clear and fluent and exude the flavor of life. His poetic style is simple and plain, full of lyrical meaning, and the poet's true feelings are revealed between the lines. He likes to pursue strange metaphors and parallel syntax, and he shows fair ingenuity in his attempts to break the rhythm of poetry. He regarded life as poetry and poetry as life. His passion remained undiminished throughout his life and he wrote thousands of poems. The poet's unique imagery, far-reaching artistic conception, hazy and lingering emotions have been favored by generations of readers.

This book takes Feng Zikai's classic collection of works "Yuanyuantang Essays" as its title and main chapter. In order to enrich the content of the work, in addition to the original 20 works in the collection, it also includes the author's other outstanding chapters and several related paintings. Newly incorporated into the new Chinese curriculum standards, the target readers are middle school students. There is currently no version specifically targeted at middle school students. This time, "Yuanyuantang Essays" will be included in the new curriculum standard. The cost is relatively low, but it will open up a more stable and sustainable sales channel for Feng Zikai's works.

The novel collection "A Person's Experience" contains about twenty short stories by the famous Soviet writer Sholokhov, among which "A Person's Experience" is the most famous. Sholokhov showed the other side of war in these novels, the profound impact of war on the lives of ordinary people, which can be said to be a type of war literature. Unlike war novels that directly reflect the front line, in peacetime, such works are more thought-provoking.

This book contains a total of 61 pieces of Pence's works translated by the famous translator Mr. Wang Zuoliang, covering seven types of poetry, including lyric poetry, satirical poetry, impromptu poetry, animal poetry, narrative poetry, poems, and cantata. Famous works such as "A Red Rose" and "The Past Time" are included. Pence's poetry style is simple, fresh, vivid and musical, and the first song is singable. The translator Wang Zuoliang is a famous Chinese poet, literary translator and expert on British literature. His translation of Burns' poems is smooth and expressive.

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This collection of poems expresses the author's aesthetic perception of the existence of nature and the accumulation of human feelings; it shows the simple and beautiful collective image of the first generation of female workers, and expresses the author's admiration for women of that generation; it embodies the author's understanding of modern society, and expresses the author's thoughts and feelings about life. It can be described as "the poetry version of youth".

Based on the 326 untitled English poems first published in 1916 in Rabindranath Tagore's "Birds", the whole book is compared with English, allowing you to be exposed to the original English and enjoy the beauty of literature, killing two birds with one stone. The translation of poetry strives to fully present the author's thoughts and philosophy on nature, emotion, human nature and life in the poetry, while taking into account the rhyme of the poetry and retaining the original rhythm of the poetry.

This book is one of Rabindranath Tagore's masterpieces, containing a total of 325 untitled and beautiful poems. Its content seems to be all-encompassing and covers a wide range of areas. Day and night, streams and oceans, freedom and betrayal are all merged into one in Tagore's writings. However, it is in this expression of thoughts about nature and life that the poet wrote down his philosophical thinking about nature, the universe and life with lyrical brushes, leading the world to explore the source of truth and wisdom. His poems shine with profound philosophical light like pearls, not only arousing love for nature, human beings, and all beautiful things in the world, but also enlightening people on how to persist in the ideal pursuit of real life, making the whole life full of joy and light.

The original name of this book is "Essays on Happiness". A total of more than 90 essays by Alan are included, which are no more than 2,000 words long and only a few hundred words short. They tell how ordinary people can be happy from different angles. Most of the troubles and emotions in life are self-created. Since it is self-created, it may self-destruct. The author believes that since people's emotional impulses are manifested in corresponding physical movements and physiological reactions, then if we cannot control physiological reactions and use reason to control physical movements, we can achieve the purpose of overcoming emotional impulses. Secondly, some worries, such as regret and fear of the unknown future, are purely the function of imagination and are all illusions. Once you understand this truth, your worries will disappear on their own. Thirdly, a person's imagination is particularly active when he is doing nothing. If we are always pursuing and approaching a practical goal, we will not waste energy on useless imagination. Everyone can practice it if they are willing and with a little training. "Happiness" neither requires religious "understanding" nor requires high ideals, but should be shared by everyone.

This book focuses on outstanding entrepreneurs and their children who emerged around 1978. It uses the oral records of the "Creating Generation" and "Creating the Second Generation" as an entry point to tell their entrepreneurship stories in the past forty years with open hearts. There are both smiles and tears. All of them have completed their magnificent personal transformation due to the changes of the times, and all of them are grateful for the historical opportunities brought by the forty years of reform and opening up. The book unfolds from four time dimensions: 1978, 2008, 2018, and 2038. It interrogates historical witnesses over a span of 40 years, reproduces scenes of wonderful struggles, shows the background of the times and historical achievements, and also looks forward to the bright prospects and development of China's economy in the next 20 years. Respond to major social concerns and counter negative and skeptical remarks against the private economy. The documentary of the same name and the 20-episode large-scale oral history special program "Born in 1978: Forty Years Together" is a blockbuster tribute created by Beijing Television to commemorate the 40th anniversary of reform and opening up. Selected as one of the key topics for the 100 documentaries of the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television to "Record the New Era".

China's literary world has been dominated by men for a long time. Female writers are very rare. Countless women have been imprisoned in boudoir and no one knows about them. At the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, some bold women came out of their boudoirs and formed groups to recite poems to express their inner rich emotions. Gu Taiqing was one of them. She once formed the Qiuhong Yin Society with the talented Manchu and Han women in the capital at that time, and jointly recited poems, leaving a bright scene in the history of Chinese female literature. Gu Taiqing was good at poetry, calligraphy and painting, and was known as a talented woman of her generation. Her literary creation involves poetry, lyrics, novels, and paintings, especially the title of her poems, Shilin. Her high attainment in poetry is reflected in her natural precision in cooking words and refining sentences, without any trace of intentional carving, and she is good at constructing artistic conception. In the later years of the Taiqing Dynasty, she also signed herself as "Yuncha Waishi" and wrote the novel "A Dream of Red Mansions", becoming the first female novelist in the history of Chinese novels. His literary talent and insight are extraordinary. I believe that Gu Taiqing, the "female poet of the Qing Dynasty", will be famous forever!

"Save the Cat 2: Analysis of Classic Movie Scripts" is the second volume in script mentor Blake Snyder's "Save the Cat" series. This book continues the efficient, practical, and humorous writing style of the first volume. By reviewing various classic films in film history, it thoroughly and meticulously introduces the types and structural elements necessary for successful films. The book divides mainstream commercial films into 10 types, and lists 50 representative films, including masterpieces such as "Saving Private Ryan" and "Alien", as well as film history gems such as "Little League" and "The Dark Knight." The author skillfully analyzes the structure and story rhythm of these films, clarifying their commonalities and originality, helping screenwriters find genre boundaries for their own stories, and make breakthroughs and innovations. For novice screenwriters, this is a special training course to quickly learn from previous experience; and for movie fans, this is a rich and interesting movie list to add color to your movie journey.

Since its publication in 1998, "One Man's Village" has aroused great repercussions across the country. It is a must-read for understanding the customs and culture of Xinjiang. It has become a classic for teenagers and contemporary famous prose readers. As the writer Li Rui said: "It is rare to read such simple, calm, broad and rich words. I am really surprised how the author gained such a profound experience of life and language in the wilderness of rolling yellow sand. In this desert full of garbage, spiritual corruption and mutual duplication, this set of essays about the farmer Liu Liangcheng really gives me the joy and comfort of coming to an oasis."

"Family Letters" contains a total of 786 letters written by Zeng Guofan to his grandparents, parents, uncles, brothers, wives and children over a period of 30 years from the 20th year of Daoguang in the Qing Dynasty to the 10th year of Tongzhi. It shows the full picture of Zeng's life. The contents range from the elucidation of the way to manage the country, help the world and save the people, as well as the way to improve morality, study and study. It provides legal guidance, down to experience and advice on dealing with interpersonal trivial matters and family economic livelihood, covering all aspects of self-cultivation, education, family management, teaching children, health care, making friends, employing people, dealing with the world, managing finances, running the army, and politics.

"The Complete Works of Sherlock Holmes" takes the experiences of detectives Sherlock Holmes and Watson as the main line, leading to a series of sensational and strange cases. The background of the story fully combines the political and economic situation in Britain at that time. Conan Doyle's creative writing style and narrative perspective have become increasingly sophisticated and changeable. Many people even thought that the story was real. In this novel, in addition to the thrilling and sensational detective stories, it also expresses the jealousy, suspicion, and hatred between people. A husband murders his wife, an uncle poisons his nephew for property, two brothers kill their sister, etc. These crimes fully demonstrate the ugliness of human nature.

This book collects the author's poems in recent years, divided into four series: We love each other so deeply, I like those bright things, I tell you without sorrow or joy, I wish there is love in the world. There are 243 poems in total. It is a poetic expression of the author's attitude toward life, life, career, interpersonal relationships, etc.

In the 20th century, the study of modern Chinese literature and cultural history became a trend in European and American Sinological circles, and Professor Li Oufan's achievements are the most eye-catching. In the midst of the realistic talk about modern literature, he reminded us that there is another group of writers who have used their passionate voices and unique behaviors to interpret China's modern experience. Many of these topics have become hot topics in the academic world. Compared with the wandering attitude of traditional overseas scholar writers, Li Oufan advocates a free and marginal critical stance, which coincides with many contemporary cultural theories; and his academic attitude of always studying everywhere and not caring about it makes people nostalgic for the ancient times.

In the development of culture, food culture occupies an important and interesting part. In this book, the author discusses the food culture and finally reaches a consensus: eating and drinking are all about knowledge, and everyone must have the "four things" in mind - ask what it is, why, when and how to eat. Food culture is actually a sophisticated science. The author said that if you want to enjoy exquisite food, you must be meticulous in your knowledge. It is not enough to study the enjoyment of food and drink. You must also "go from poverty to poverty, taste delicious food with your hands" and rise to the cross-cultural field. The book describes a lot about Chinese and Western food cultures. Both are meticulously researched into exquisite delicacies, and the essence of Chinese and Western cultures is also hidden behind them.

This monograph examines the appreciation, interpretation and criticism of translated works of Chinese and Western prose, novels, dramas, poetry and other literary genres. The content covers the English translation of "Six Chapters of a Floating Life" by Lin Yutang, the English translation of "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" by Denis and Mair, and "The Complete Works of Lu Xun's Novels" by Lovell in English Translation, "Dream of Red Mansions" Hawkes English translation, "Jane Eyre" Li Jiye's Chinese translation, "Hamlet" Wang Hongyin's Chinese translation and many other classic literary translation works. On this basis, we will explore important theoretical issues such as the principles, standards, methods, value and function of literary translation practice and criticism.

This book is a collection of correspondence and dialogue between a father and his daughter separated by oceans through video works. His father is a famous Chinese stage artist, director and photography artist, and his daughter is the design director of an art institution in Germany. This is a conversation filled with affection between father and daughter, and it is also a platform for communication and discussion between two artists through images. In this book, we can not only see exquisite photography, but also appreciate the cutting-edge thinking of the art festival, and what continues among them is the inseparable family love between father and daughter. Germany, the land where they had studied, lived, and worked together, left them not only emotional bonds, but also artistic pursuits. Their gorgeous figures were left in Germany's viewfinder.

A collection of essays by the famous cultural scholar Mr. Zheng Peikai, covering culture, art, tourism, food, history, etc.

This book belongs to the key project of the Social Science Publishing Center "Chinese Translation Museum Medieval and Renaissance Translation Series". This book comprehensively introduces the new beginning of European poetry. After studying early Celtic (Welsh and Irish) poetry, Germanic (Old High German, Old English, Old Norse) and Romance language (Old French and Occitan) poetry, it focuses on in-depth research and selected translation of the origin of modern European poetry: Occitan lyric poetry.

One of the "Zhejiang University Chinese Academic Series". "Golden Wind" means the chilling autumn wind. This name does not have the bleak meaning of "the mist of sadness, covering the forest", but it carries a vigorousness that throws oneself away from the warm and intoxicating "troubles" of life, and "faces" the world and destiny. This collection contains my thoughts and comments on contemporary literature over the past ten years, many of which are textual research works that can restore the face of history at that time. Contemporary literature is in the best era in history, and it is also an era that needs the most ideological guidance. To what extent will literature and history be intertwined, and how will literature and literary criticism guide the development of the times? Several thoughts or fragments of thoughts in this collection will provide certain enlightenment.

This book includes novels, essays, poems and letters from Lin Huiyin's literary works. Lin Huiyin was both a poet and an architect. "You Are the April Day in the World" collects as many of her letters as possible, covering her life from the days when she was studying abroad to her later years. It very truly shows her mental journey in literature, architecture, politics, emotions, family, and the social life that intertwined all of them. It reflects that period of history with flesh, blood, and tears. It is a truly reliable source material for those interested in studying Lin Huiyin and the era and culture she represented.

"Liu Binbin's Speech Record" is an important notebook novel in the late Tang Dynasty. In the tenth year of Emperor Xuanzong's reign (856), Wei Xuan compiled the records of Liu Yuxi's conversations in Changqing and wrote them. When Liu Yuxi was in Kuizhou, Wei Xuan, the son of Wei Zhiyi, came to visit him and accompanied him around. He recorded his conversations. In the tenth year of his junior high school, he compiled it into a volume "Liu Gongjia Lu", which was renamed "Liu Gongjia Lu" by later generations. Although this book was not written by Liu himself, it extensively covers historical events and characters at that time, and reflects Liu Yuxi's ideological views and literary theories. It is an extremely important historical material for the study of Liu Yuxi. Moreover, these conversations also included "dramatic talks by literati of the country and dynasty, new words of ministers, unusual sleep talk, playful divination and blessings, and beautiful nursery rhymes", etc., Which provided important historical materials for the study of politics, thought, and literature in the middle and late Tang Dynasty.

The article focuses on the couple's harmonious life, and also covers their ordinary but interesting childhood, home life, and what they saw and heard while traveling around the country. The work describes how the author and his wife Chen Yun fell in love with each other since they first met.

The author conducted a one-year internship in Turpan, Xinjiang. This book embodies his unique feelings for Xinjiang and his infinite love for education. The book focuses on six aspects. The chapter on Xinjiang's feats discusses the policies and practices of party and government organizations at all levels regarding the social stability and long-term peace and order of Xinjiang; the chapter on serving Xinjiang records the reflections of one year's temporary employment; the chapter on enjoying Xinjiang's customs, natural landscapes, touching stories and outstanding figures around Xinjiang is shared; The "Missing Xinjiang" chapter records the personal evolution, transition and adaptation of thoughts and emotions, as well as the longing for the school, teachers and students; the "Traveling to Xinjiang" chapter focuses on the introduction of characters and anecdotes, giving new thoughts on the journey of life; the "Leaving Xinjiang Love" chapter uses a short story introduction to condense the profound meaning of "a new road in a year, a lifelong love for Xinjiang". This book has lofty intentions. It is both a record of practice and a search for ideas. It can serve as a reference for Xinjiang aid work.

This "World History Encyclopedia" records the history of human evolution and civilization development since the birth of mankind. It systematically records the outstanding achievements of mankind in creating material civilization and spiritual civilization, and provides a detailed and appropriate review and summary of the entire process of human civilization, providing an effective way for us to inherit and carry forward the achievements of human civilization.

The field of research on Ci and Fu has always focused on the great Fu of the Han Dynasty and the Tang and Song Dynasties. Although there was attention paid to Ci and Fu in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it could not be compared with the previous generations. This book focuses on Fu studies in the Qing Dynasty, with a view to promoting the deepening of research in this field. This book discusses from five aspects: First, the cultural policy and the revival of Fu studies in the early Qing Dynasty, especially the Bo Xue Hong Ci examination held in the 18th year of Kangxi's reign, in order to attract Han scholars to become officials and use poems to compose propositions. This move stimulated the flourishing of fu-study creation and theory. Second, in the Qing Dynasty, Fu was emphasized in Guange Hanyuan, and Fu was tested in court examinations, official classes, loose examinations, and major examinations. Therefore, the study of Fu was an important lesson for people at that time. For this reason, various collections of poems from museums and pavilions emerged, and the style of Hanyuan poems led the trend in the literary world. Third, due to Hanyuan's examination of Fu, the discussion of Fu studies became the focus of Fu theory in the Qing Dynasty, and the selection of Fu paid special attention to the revelation of Fu methods. Fourthly, compared with previous generations, Fu studies in the Qing Dynasty were not only popular in palaces and pavilions, but also highlighted a strong regional flavor. Fifth, the relationship between Fu studies and other art forms in the Qing Dynasty was extremely close. The phenomenon of calligraphy Fu, painting Fu and writing novels using Fu was relatively popular, and Fu style branched into various art categories. This book combines literature research with theoretical explanation, reveals the development patterns of Fu studies in the Qing Dynasty through case studies, and strives to make up for the shortcomings of Fu studies.

The manuscript clarifies the evolution of the aesthetic orientation of Ci poetry from the early to the mid-Qing Dynasty, which has always been unclear. From both internal and external aspects, we conducted an in-depth and detailed investigation of the shift in aesthetic opinions from the Western Zhejiang Ci School to the Changzhou Ci School in the Qing Dynasty: First, we made a relatively comprehensive and in-depth discussion of the literary thoughts and aesthetic tastes of Zhu Yizun, Li E and Zhang Huiyan in terms of family origin, growing environment, circle of friends, academic experience, Ci works, theoretical propositions of Ci, and influence on the development of Ci in the Qing Dynasty. Then he made a detailed analysis of the social environment, political orientation, literati mentality, academic trends, literary criticism trends and other factors at that time, and pointed out the impact of these objective conditions on literary thought and the aesthetic style of the Ci world.

The research object of this manuscript is the "Jialing Ci" handwritten manuscript of the Sanse Hui Commentary during the Kangxi period stored in the Nankai University Library. Through a large amount of literature analysis and compilation, the author conducted a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of the manuscript of "Jialing Ci" and clarified the following important issues: 1. The formation and dissemination of the manuscript version of "Jaling Ci" and its important documentary value; 2. With the help of textual research on the large number of annotations, seals, memory collections and appendices in the manuscript of "Jaling Ci", Chen Wei Song as the center, carry out research on the group of poets in the early Qing Dynasty; third, use the manuscript "Jialing Ci" as a research operation platform to explore the theory and aesthetic style of Chen Weisong and the Yangxian Ci School, restore the literati association and singing style of that era, and gain a glimpse of the world and literary style at that time; fourth, summarize Chen Weisong's theoretical thoughts on Ci from the manuscript "Jialing Ci" and the attached specific comments.

Wu Zhen This is another inspiring collection of essays by Li Changxing. The author enthusiastically praises a large number of people and things that he comes into contact with that radiate brilliance. The title of the book is concise and bright, elegant but not vulgar, vigorous and high-spirited, and inspiring! The author wrote twelve consecutive books, systematically praising the magnificent achievements of rural reform, opening up and socialist construction. The current one is volume thirteen.

This book is a long reportage that truly records the poverty alleviation work in Sichuan Garze Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture. The author spent nearly two years visiting 18 counties in Ganzi, doing a lot of research and thinking at the same time, and described the story of poverty alleviation in the Kham Snow Region from multiple angles. From a historical perspective, it traces back to the early days of the founding of New China, the exchanges and mutual assistance between the Chinese Communists and Kham Tibetan compatriots, and their efforts in the production and construction of the Garze region. From the industrial perspective, a dedicated chapter is dedicated to describing how leaders, cadres and the masses in 18 counties worked together to plan sustainable poverty alleviation industries according to local conditions, and introduced the plateau's extremely valuable agricultural products, livestock breeding, and unique beautiful scenery and Tibetan culture. From the human dimension, with Guo Kaichun as the representative, he focused on the down-to-earth work style of a series of village-based poverty alleviation cadres and the changes in the thinking of the poor people brought about by their efforts. From the educational perspective, it tells a series of stories about young students who were changed by the student aid policy in ethnic minority areas, and strongly illustrates the effectiveness of blocking the intergenerational transmission of poverty. At the end of the book, the author also focuses on the profound significance of the ecological environment for the upcoming moderately prosperous China, and puts forward pertinent suggestions on the ecological protection of the plateau. The entire book is full of pictures and texts, integrating various dimensions to vividly show the struggle process and social status quo of the children of all ethnic groups in Ganzi in the context of poverty alleviation.

"The Prophet (hardcover collector's edition, Chinese and English)" is a collection of lyrical poems with strong philosophical meaning, which embodies Gibran's efforts and attracts attention. He is the third poet in history after Shakespeare and Laozi. The giants who stand on the cultural bridge connecting the East and the West have unique ideas that transcend the barriers between the East and the West. They are a great gift from the East to the West.

This book is a collection of poems co-authored by Jiang Bin and Jiang Xinkui. It records the poems, lyrics, couplets, etc. Written by the two in the past 30 years. The book contains nearly 1,500 poems and nearly 500 couplets. It is divided into six parts: Wujue, Qijue, Wulu, Qilu, Ci, and couplets. It records every bit of the author's life from different aspects.

This book is a ode to the earth. It is the author's feelings and experiences in various places he has visited over the years. It expresses his yearning and praise for the great rivers and mountains of the motherland. The author uses his own personal experience and insights to describe the beautiful scenery and profound historical and cultural atmosphere of various places, showing readers a different kind of scenery. This book uses concise language and beautiful rhythm to describe scenery, summarize principles, express feelings, infect society, and illuminate life.

The manuscript is the author's review of his forensic career. He selected 36 real cases and compiled them into documentary stories. It vividly reproduces the history of the first generation of forensic workers in New China who conducted autopsies and identifications under special circumstances and tried their best to provide evidence for the detection (investigation) of various types of murder cases, especially those key material evidences, which bear the mark of the times. The manuscript includes a preface, introduction, case 3 and other contents. There are 36 cases, including criminal and civil. Each case has the entire process of on-site investigation, corpse (living) examination, identification, investigation and solution. Its content is basically described in three parts: case circumstances and on-site investigation, forensic examination and analysis, investigation and detection. (Note: The cases in the manuscript do not involve confidentiality issues. The names are pseudonyms and the addresses involved are also fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental.)

The manuscript mainly eulogizes the rapid changes in Honghu in recent years, the positive development of Honghu's education and the happy life of the people; it eulogizes the red corporate culture of Xianshang and its majestic and beautiful scenery of the past 25 years. This manuscript is a spiritual journey for the author, as well as a kind of understanding and sentiment.

The manuscript mainly describes the author's education and teaching experience and life essays. Looking back on my 12 years as a front-line teacher, the experience is a kind of growth. In the process of growth, we will become more calm, calm and mentally mature. Collect every bit of beauty, flowers bloom and fall for one season, and four seasons pass for one year. The flowing years, the life passed, what is old is the annual rings, what is profound is the thought. May each of us still have sunshine in our hearts, flowers, dreams, and hope in our future life and study!

This collection is a collection of Lu Xun's prose. It not only contains the complete collection of "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk", but also the collection of prose poems "Wild Grass", as well as selected works of ancient and new style poems. These works carry Lu Xun's emotional experience and growth process, and are classics in modern Chinese prose.

"Selected Collection of Shakespeare's Plays" is a collection of Shakespeare's four classic plays "Hamlet", "Romeo and Juliet", "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and "The Merchant of Venice". Zhu Shenghao's classic translation is original and vivid.

This book collects poems written by the author in recent years. The author uses dreamlike words and phrases to express his perception and yearning for a better life. The book is divided into ten series: the first series - embroidering the night in a familiar fantasy world; the second series - God just asked him to be a short hour hand; the third series - happiness grows and shortens in its folded wings; the fourth series - the black cat is a pet wandering in the consciousness; the fifth series - I heard that standing with the sun will make you happy. Condensed into a luminous body; The sixth series - talking about ignorance and anger, not forgetting and nobility; The seventh series - I want to be a bandit galloping in civilization; The eighth series - The wind lurks in the ruthless place of the wind; The ninth series - A bird perches on the branches of the fleeting time; The tenth series - I only need to close my eyes and chant, and the dream will be endless. Each collection contains about 16 poems.

The work contains 209 poems, divided into eleven series: wind blows in the world, spring is warm and flowers are blooming, summer lotuses and rain are charming, autumn mountains and autumn water are windy, flowers, snow and moon, there is love in the mortal world, looking at the moon is melancholy, walking and singing, wind and rain life, the book of relatives, time is silent. The work expresses his emotions in the form of poetry, which is full of the author's sincere concern for his close relatives and family, his deep love for his hometown, and his natural description and heartfelt understanding of the colorful landscapes and creatures. Whether it is expressing the secret emotions deep in the soul, or intuitively expressing feelings about the world we live in, there is a kind of understanding and wisdom that has experienced the world. Each poem shows the author's creative level and unique insights into himself and the world.

"A Crescent Moon Also Like a Hook: Selected Works by Zhao Heng" is a self-selected collection by Mr. Zhao Heng, a cultural celebrity. Mr. Zhao Heng, with his profound cultural accumulation and years of life insights, painted a vivid picture of life in the past for us. The book is divided into three parts: Reminiscing about food and drink - telling the appetites of gourmets, showing the traces of human relationships and the changes of the times through food; Reminiscing about scenery - recalling the passing etiquette, customs and old literati, recording the dying traditional Chinese culture; Reminiscing about old friends - describing the voices, smiles and interactions of the older generation of literati and scholars, and looking for the afterimages of the masters in the words. A collection of personal memories that spans half a century, and a long-lasting history of social and cultural life.

To some extent, this book can be called a collection of Zhou Zuoren's selected prose. The book includes crystal clear leisurely sketches, as well as mourning and mourning works that have made new breakthroughs in thought and prose aesthetics, and the "Plants, Trees, Insects and Fish" series, etc., Which express the multiplicity and complexity of Zhou's artistic style. The newly compiled chapters can give readers a comprehensive understanding of Zhou Zuoren's seemingly leisurely but unoccupied life, whose leisurely life contains far-reaching implications.

This work tells the story of the ancient Sassan Kingdom between India and China. King Shanruyar killed his queen because of her misbehavior. After that, he married a girl every day and killed her the next morning as revenge. In order to save the innocent woman, Scheherazade, the daughter of the prime minister, voluntarily married the king and attracted the king by telling stories. She told the most exciting part every night. It was just dawn and the king couldn't bear to kill her, so he allowed her to continue telling the story the next night. Her story has been told for one thousand and one nights, and the king was finally moved and grew old together with her.

"Three Hundred Song Ci Poems" contains a total of more than 300 poems selected by more than 110 writers. They are all excellent works that have been widely read throughout the ages. It not only highlights Su, Xin, Li and many famous poets, but also covers more poets. Even female poets and unknown people, as long as their works have been handed down, are also included. It can fully reflect the rich and diverse themes, modes, genres and styles of Song Ci, and show the overall style of Song Ci.

The articles in "Yashe Essays" were originally column-style works. Each article was no longer than 2,000 words, and they wrote about trivial matters around us. There is no unified theme in the whole book. Everything is written in independent chapters, and most of the topics are chosen randomly. It contains many real-life stories that the author is familiar with. When you first read the title, it may seem ordinary, but if you look closely at the content, it is very interesting.