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·To commemorate the 120th anniversary of the birth of Mr. Lao She in 2019, this book selects Mr. Lao She's prose and essays to show readers the unique charm of the language master and reproduce the humorous, simple and friendly style of a "people's artist". ·Five themes: "Everywhere you go, there is scenery", "Life needs a little vitality", "People change, and the seasons are the same as usual", "The soul of humor has its own reasons", "Listening, reading and writing also seek deeper understanding", seize the fun and inspiration that appear at any time in life, and record the ordinary and interesting moments of citizens' lives. ·The text is printed on imported light-weight paper, which feels soft and comfortable; the special paper hardcover surface is framed with a large girdle design, and the binding is exquisite, making it more suitable for collection.

This book brings together Yasushi Inoue's articles on the subject of landscape and journey. When these descriptions of scenery are put into novels, they are often submerged and ignored. Yasushi Inoue is extremely fond of these text passages related to scenery. In other words, Inoue Yasushi is extremely fond of the scenery in these passages. It is now specifically extracted to give the reader the opportunity to contemplate the beauty of these scenes.

"Japanese Travels" is a collection of travel essays by Japanese writer Yasushi Inoue. Inoue Yasei wrote numerous works. In addition to novels, he also wrote many other genres such as poetry and essays. This book contains a total of nineteen essays written by Yasushi Inoue on his travels in various places in Japan: "Japanese Landscapes", "Beautiful Rivers", "Travel·Travel·Travel", "Journey and Life", "Journey to Hiraizumi", "Hotaka's Moon", "In Dry Lake", "Hotaka's Moon·Himalayas' Moon", "Osado and Kosado" "Izu Suruga in Early Spring" "The Story of the River" "Kai Shinano in Early Spring" "Spring in Kyoto" "Tower Sakura Kamidaigo" "Journey to the Eleven-faced Kannon" "Horyuji Temple" "Drawing Water and Me" "Fall of the Nanki Sea" "Travel to Cape Sada - The Old Station Master and the Young Captain". The nineteen essays collected in this book cover all parts of Japan, covering both man-made places of interest and natural scenery. It also helps readers understand Japanese culture and customs.

This book is a collection of the author's self-selected works based on half a century of science popularization creation and editing work practice, with science and culture as the entry point. It is divided into three parts: "Cultural Memory", "Science Popularization Essays" and "Edited and Created Miscellaneous Talks". The "Cultural Memory" section includes short essays in which the author records some memorable people and events in his life experience. They are not only inspired by the enlightenment of senior science popularizers, but also have some unforgettable experiences and insights. They are intertwined with the author's science popularization creation process, and together constitute an ups and downs of his pen and ink life. The "Popular Science Essays" section outlines the vicissitudes of human communication through independent but interrelated popular science narratives, and traces the vicissitudes of the information age. It not only conveys the history and knowledge of information technology, but also expresses the author's understanding of the connotation of popular science, and his understanding and thinking of innovative concepts in popular science such as the integration of science and humanities. In the "Editing and Creation" section, the author stands as a publisher, focusing on science popularization innovation and quality creation, and based on a large number of science popularization planning practices. Through short articles, he expresses his understanding of the connotation and characteristics of science popularization works and the planning of science popularization books. He also puts forward his views on the unscientific, homogeneous and other problems existing in current science popularization works, and incorporates some insights from his career.

This set includes: "You just look like you are working hard (new version)" "Communication Lessons You Can Understand in 1 Hour" "Your Efforts Must Be Worthy of Your Ambition" "Thorn (Film and TV Version)" "You Only Have a Way Out When You Have No Retreat" "Personality" "We Always Grow Alone".

Mr. Ji Xianlin is a famous scholar, a master of Chinese studies, and a famous prose master. He is open-minded and well versed in Chinese and Western knowledge. Reading his prose is a kind of enjoyment. It is a pleasure to let go of the book. The elegant and beautiful words come to your face. They are simple but not boring, emotional but not pretentious, solemn but not rigid, elegant but not polished. Regardless of recording people, objects or events, what flows in the writing is hot humanistic feelings, full of interest and charm. This book collects Mr. Ji Xianlin's articles on life, scholarship, life and other aspects. From it, you can get a glimpse of the life attitude of the master of Chinese studies, the life perception of the elderly, the pursuit of the meaning and value of life, fate and destiny, life and life, tolerance, success, contentment, friends, reputation, pressure, longevity, ethics and morality, etc. It is a masterpiece composed by academic master Mr. Ji Xianlin, who combined his more than ninety years of life experience and his insights into life and world affairs.

This set contains 4 volumes, namely "Life is Fun", "I Like the Happy Life", "Learn to Be a Wonderful Person" and "Live Life as You Want". Cai Lam is humorous and elegant. He tells what he sees and hears in vivid and vivid words and shares his insights with readers. He said: "Writing for the joy of writing is the real beginning. In addition to the merit of writing, it must also be truthful and frank enough." The essays are so touching and interesting that you can feel the philosophy of life seeping out bit by bit from the words. This book "The Fun in the World" is Mr. Cai's latest collection of essays. The article contains the "secret" of Mr. Cai Lam's "living a fun life in the world". The book talks about "good things", "delicious food", "fun" and "affection" in the world. It is short in length and allows you to see the world in a flower. People who are interested will feel the wisdom of "living a fun life in the world" from Mr. Cai's words. It may also help people who are interested in finding a way to a better and more accessible life. "I Like the Happy Life": This book is a collection of essays written by Cai Lan, a well-known writer, gourmet and lifestyle expert, about his attitude towards life. This book talks about reading, making friends, food, tea ceremony, travel, emotions, marriage, family, flowers and birds, etc. It also touches on the meaning of life, interest in life, emotional cultivation, health and leisure, and many other contents. Each chapter in the book is short in length, discussing one thing at a time, revealing the big in the small, and often new insights, which can enlighten the mind and make people feel refreshing. Even when talking about ordinary people's ordinary life in the city and short-lived parents, it can still be humorous, lively, relaxed and comfortable, which makes people deeply feel the author's love for life and positive and optimistic attitude towards life. "Live As You Want": This book is a collection of prose essays written by Cai Lam, a well-known writer, gourmet and lifestyle expert, about lifestyle. In this book, he talks about wine, tea, flowers, cats, women, love, reading, traveling, the things he likes to do, the meaning of life, and everything. His writings are true and pure, lively and interesting, ranging from hundreds of words to more than a thousand words. They may seem loose and trivial, but in fact they contain deep wisdom. They often have the finishing touch, making people feel enlightened. They capture the essence of Ming and Qing essays and form a genre of their own. With his straightforward and free attitude towards life, Cai Lam lived his life the way he liked, which is worth learning from everyone who yearns for a free life. "Learning to Be a Wonderful Person": What is a "wonderful person"? A person with "insightful and sincere wisdom in life, and an interesting and rare soul". Mr. Cai Lam is such a "wonderful person". He is a writer, gourmet, and lifestyle person. He lives a thorough and sincere life. When the word interesting is mentioned, the first thing many people think of is "Cai Lam." This book "Learning to Be a Wonderful Person" is Mr. Cai's latest collection of essays. The articles contain the "mystery" of Mr. Chua Lam's "how to become a wonderful person". The book talks about life, life and death, men, women, and yourself. It is short in length and allows you to see the world in a flower. Those who are thoughtful will feel the wonder of a wonderful person from Mr. Cai's words, and it may also help thoughtful people embark on the road of becoming a wonderful person.

The full text is mainly divided into five parts. The first part "Where is the hometown" is mainly about the author's attachment to every plant and tree in his hometown and the review of the past years; the second part "As a professor" is mainly about the author's questioning of the current situation and his application to education, which makes the author interrogate the soul of the university and the ethics of professors, calling for compassion and conscience, and calling for cultural nostalgia; the third part is "The Beauty of Falling Flowers" , is the author's insights and thoughts during his stay in Japan, and compares the similarities and differences between Chinese and Japanese cultures; the fourth part is "Happiness in Carvings", the main author's thoughts and insights on translation; the fifth part is "'Murakami Literature in China", which mainly introduces the characteristics of Haruki Murayama's literature, among which the interpretation of Haruki Murakami's texts can allow readers to understand Haruki Murakami's literature more intuitively.

"Nostalgia and Conscience" mainly includes the author Lin Shaohua's nostalgia for his hometown and his mother, as well as his conscience as a university professor and translator. The full text is mainly divided into five parts. The first part is "The Anchor of the Soul", which is mainly about the author's longing, nostalgia and longing for every plant and tree in his hometown. The core of nostalgia is the longing for his mother; the second part is "Professor's Ethics", which, when applied to education, makes me question the soul of the university and the ethics of professors; the third part is "The Disappearance of Elegance" , applied to culture, made me regret the end of "Peeping the Sea" and the disappearance of elegance; the fourth part is "The Mayor's Audi", applied to society, making me question the mayor's Audi and the experience of the salamander; the fifth part is "'Linjiapuzi' and Murakami", applied to translation, made me choose Haruki Murakami and his "High Wall and Eggs".

The content of this book began in the month when Kotaro Isaka debuted as a writer, and was published on the 10th anniversary of his debut. A large amount of new content and retrospective complaints were added on the 15th anniversary of his debut, and it was finally introduced on the 20th anniversary. Isaka, who has made a name for himself in the novel world but still admits that he cannot write essays, in order to live up to the expectations of editors and readers (and to make a living), he bravely challenged all kinds of essay requests and tried his best to complete the 108 short essays with different highlights in this book. There is no philosophy of life here, only the efforts, daily life, family, objects of admiration, recommended works, creative secrets, worries and complaints of a best-selling novelist who strives to write good essays.

"Growing up in a public housing estate, we may not have very rich material resources, but what we can get from that small public housing unit is more than a stable home?" The three authors of this book are composed of a brother, sister and brother-in-law. The three of them grew up together in public housing. Starting from their emotions and memories, they reconstructed the lovely fragments of life in the housing estate through moving words. Hide and seek across floors - chase me in corridors and stairwells! The finale of the TV series - discussing the plot with neighbors through the iron gate. Selling sugar cakes, grinding scissors - waiting for the vendors at home. The "three incense sticks" for drying clothes - transform into a strong man and lift the clothes-drying bamboo out of the window. Lunar New Year - On the first day of the Lunar New Year, you can make a fortune by making friends with each other. 37 Heart-warming words to help you reminisce about the past years of public housing.

There are many folklore and anecdotes circulating in Macau. Many of these stories have been told for a long time, with content and plots becoming increasingly enriched and characters' personalities becoming more distinct. Its content includes not only the folk customs of Chinese society, but also many imprints of Portuguese culture. The book has important data preservation value. It is an exploration and inheritance of the collective memory and unique culture of Macao people, and reflects Macao's unique position in the exchange between the East and the West.

This is a book about Hong Kong. Is the narrator a Hong Konger? They don't know the answer themselves. This is a documentary on paper, recording the voices of ten mainlanders living in Hong Kong. Most of them graduated from universities in Hong Kong, stayed in jobs as professionals, and then started their lives. Floating in Hong Kong, some of them have taken root, while others are still following the waves, each with their own joys and sorrows. Some of them fell in love with Hong Kong at first sight and regarded Hong Kong as their home; some worked hard and built their own company from scratch; some encountered discrimination and found that it was better to keep a distance from Hong Kong; and some saw the bottleneck of Hong Kong's development and finally chose to go north to fulfill their ambitions with the skills they developed in Hong Kong. Identity, opportunities, family, and life pressure, they passed through each level and became ten true stories, ten segments of Hong Kong life, and ten tastes. They speak Mandarin, they come from the Mainland, they live in Hong Kong, and they are all ordinary people.

A Feng's out-of-print collection of essays for many years is original, fully reproduced and worthy of permanent collection - "Mood Theater Ticket", one of the trilogy of the Mood series. "As for writing prose, and for the possibility of revealing my living habits, feelings, and even all my actions, my thoughts are this: If I can be honest, don't hide it; if I don't want to be honest, just don't write at all. This way, you don't betray yourself, and you don't have to force yourself to write a lot in order to build a good image! "When everyone isolates me, I also isolate everyone, which is very fair." Feeling lonely in the midst of excitement is more unbearable than feeling lonely in loneliness. Being able to be your unhappy self is already worthy of happiness. If you learn to dream, your life will be easier. Friends and confidants should be honest with each other; being boyfriend and girlfriend is another matter.

From France to Hong Kong, everything is mysterious and fresh. Over the past thirty years, she has not only blended in, but she has become more authentic than you! She speaks fluent Cantonese, loves to go shopping, can make carrot cakes, and can even make Nanru Zhai Zhai without any trouble! Following the friendly words and hand-drawn illustrations, let's revisit those years in Hong Kong and discover this home that tolerates multiculturalism in her eyes.

Loneliness often expands people's thinking space, and I began to like to meditate. Often, I turn on the desk lamp, lean my elbows on the rough desk, and think about poetry. The paintings hanging on the wall, the black utility rack in front of the window, the coffee table, the bed, the pillows, and the dead objects around me all seemed to suddenly have a sympathetic relationship with me through the association of poetry. Sometimes I stand in front of the window and gaze at the trees outside the courtyard. The green leaves are fluttering and stretching in the sunlight and breeze. --Wang Lianghe. This book contains fifty essays, divided into five series, covering themes such as reminiscing about the past, life insights, travel experiences, etc. The articles may be thoughtful, writing about the love between husband and wife, family members, teachers and students, and friends, with strong emotions permeating the light details of life; or reflecting on oneself, and analyzing the heart and consciousness through the observation of people, people, and things; or being lyrical and freehand, using animals and plants as metaphors, and writing the feelings of life and nature through the poet's keen sense of touch. The author endows daily and realistic themes with fantastic imagination, giving the article a novel-like fascinating plot and an immersive sense of presence. The text is magical and poetic.

This series is a collection of essays about the relationships between literature, landscape and community. Using literature as the starting point, it tells the interactive relationship between people, places and things in the 18 districts of Hong Kong. It not only involves Hong Kong literary writers and their works, but also develops in a general and multi-faceted direction. Use the local scenery, people, scenery or stories as themes to highlight or shape the style and characteristics of each district. This book is edited by Professor Fan Shanbiao, Mr. Ma Huihong, and Dr. Zou Zhiyin, and is written by 18 local literary writers including: Chen Dejin, Yuan Zhaochang, Deng Xiaohua, Zhang Wanwen, Zheng Zhengheng, Liu Weitang, Tang Rui, Lu Yongjia, etc. Based on the present, we will have a dialogue with literary writers and their works that have written about the area in the past to show the depth of history and literature. The main readers of this series are teachers, college students, middle school students and the general public. This series allows readers to take a literary walk, get to know the presence of literary writers in Hong Kong, and appreciate selected works related to Hong Kong. This volume is "Hong Kong Island and Kowloon" and contains nine articles.

Afeng's out-of-print collection of essays for many years is original and comprehensively reproduced, worthy of permanent collection - the second part of the Mood Series trilogy "Reflections of Mood". "As for writing prose, and for the possibility of revealing my living habits, feelings, and even all my actions, my thoughts are this: If I can be honest, don't hide it; if I don't want to be honest, just don't write at all. This way, you don't betray yourself, and you don't have to force yourself to write a lot in order to build a good image! 』--The human heart is like a piece of one-sided glass. What you think you see may be just a reflection on the surface. Who can actually see clearly what the other person is thinking? --Hide my love for you in the safe deep in my heart. The password is only known to myself. Finally, I forgot it one day, and you have stayed deep in my heart. --Running away from home is equivalent to using yourself as a hostage to blackmail your family, and it is no different from committing suicide that can be saved. --Only I will not take advantage of myself. It can also be said that unless it is your own business, who would completely worry about yourself? --The supporting role is really difficult to replace the protagonist. --Even if you take a few seconds every day to really think about me, it is better than not having me in your world for a moment.

"Lyric art" is a topic that cannot be finished. Ms. Chen Huiying took "lyrical art" in literary works as her main research topic and focused on modern and contemporary literature. She selected works of different writers and sorted out, interpreted, and appreciated them from different perspectives. She made a unique and in-depth analysis of the different techniques and multiple meanings conveyed by the application of lyrical art in literary works. Following these analyses, we will slowly enter the sensual world shown in the text cases and experience the unprecedented pleasure of reading. This book contains 11 articles with unique perspectives and in-depth discussions. For example, the author believes that the novel worlds of Zhang Ailing and Xixi are mostly "closed" spaces. When the two unfold their stories in them, their different ways of "viewing" give rise to readers' different "views" of their novels; and this difference between the two is related to their attitudes towards life.

"Yuan Bai Poems and Notes" is Chen Yinke's representative work of "verifying history with poetry". It talks about Bai Juyi and Yuan Zhen through full textual research, and uses the Tang poems of Yuan and Bai to research the history of the middle and late Tang Dynasty. For example, through the description of Concubine Yang before and after entering the palace in "Song of Everlasting Regret", the ethics of the Tang Dynasty behind the poem were verified; another example is the sentence "Sima Jiangzhou's green shirt is wet". The Sima of Jiangzhou should wear a light red official uniform. Why is the green shirt worn in the poem? From this, Chen Yinke found out that Bai Juyi was originally a ninth-grade sesame official. [Explanation] If there is ??? Inside, it means the text is missing from the original book and is not garbled characters.

The book "A Brief Essay on the Origin of Sui and Tang Institutions" contains etiquette, official duties, criminal laws, music, military system, finance and other contents related to the Sui and Tang institutions and their establishment. It covers the history, ethnology, sociology, archeology, culture of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. Many fields related to medieval history, such as history, linguistics and philology, show Mr. Chen Yinke's high standard and outstanding understanding of the connotation of traditional Chinese culture, the relationship between Chinese and Western cultures, the definition of race and culture, and the essence of Huhua and Sinicization. The book "Manuscript of the Political History of the Tang Dynasty" provides an incisive discussion of the political history of the Tang Dynasty. It takes a comprehensive look at the entire history, tracing back to the Western Jin Dynasty, the Southern and Northern Dynasties and the Sui Dynasty, and ending with the changes after the Tang Dynasty. [Explanation] If there is ??? Inside, it means the text is missing from the original book and is not garbled characters.

The original title of "Liu Rushi's Farewell Biography" is "Explanation of Qian Liu's Poems", which is the last work left to us by Mr. Chen Yinke. It is the final work of the historian Chen Yinke in his later years, with about 800,000 words. "Liu Rushi's Biography" is based on the earth-shaking history before and after the "Jiashen Incident" in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, and uses the marriage of Liu Rushi and Qian Qianyi as a clue. Through Liu Rushi's experience, it describes how Qian Qianyi and other scholars around her chose their fate in the face of a harsh fate. [Explanation] If there is ??? Inside, it means the text is missing from the original book and is not garbled characters.

"Lecture Notes and Miscellaneous Manuscripts on the History of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties" is a collection of lectures and handouts on the history of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties by Mr. Chen Yinke, a master of contemporary history, as well as some research miscellanies covering the history of the Wei and Jin Dynasties. It is a systematic work of chronological history. "Lecture Notes and Miscellaneous Manuscripts on the History of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties" covers many aspects of politics, economy, culture, and ethnicity during the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and proposes many new insights, new questions, and new discoveries: For example, nations are divided by culture rather than blood, the Chen Dynasty was a dynasty founded by barbarians in the south, and the rulers of the Eastern Han, Sun Wu, and Western Jin Dynasties belonged to the same class, etc. [Explanation] If there is ??? Inside, it means the text is missing from the original book and is not garbled characters.

"Hanliutang Collection" is one of Chen Yinke's collections. It contains more than ten articles such as "Body Odor and Hu Odor" and "Preface to Jiang Bingnan". The special historical perspective brings readers a different reading experience. "Hanliutang Collection" covers many aspects such as the Three Kingdoms, Dunhuang studies, Sino-foreign exchanges, and the history of the Republic of China. It is a must-see material for understanding Mr. Chen Yinke's academic research. [Explanation] If there is ??? Inside, it means the text is missing from the original book and is not garbled characters.

"Hanliutang Collection" is one of Chen Yinke's collected works. It contains more than ten articles such as "Body Odor and Hu Odor" and "Preface to Jiang Bingnan". It is a must-see material for understanding Mr. Chen Yinke's academic research. "Liu Rushi's Biography" is based on the "Jiashen Incident" in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, and uses the marriage of Liu Rushi and Qian Qianyi as a clue. Through Liu Rushi's experience, it describes how Qian Qianyi and other scholars around her chose their own destiny in the face of a harsh fate. "Lecture Notes and Miscellaneous Manuscripts on the History of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties" covers many aspects such as politics, economy, culture, and ethnicity during the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and proposes many new insights, new questions, and new discoveries. The book "A Brief Essay on the Origin of Sui and Tang Institutions and the Political History of the Tang Dynasty" contains contents related to etiquette, official positions, criminal laws, music, military system, finance, etc. Related to the Sui and Tang institutions and their establishment. "Yuanbai Poems and Notes Verification Manuscript" is Chen Yinke's representative work of "proving history with poetry".

Popular literature is regarded as marginal literature. The compilation of this volume strives to correct this bias, specifically searching for gold in the sand, dating back to the late Qing Dynasty, until 1949. The genres in this volume include novels such as romance, martial arts, detective, society, backdoor, and sky; other works such as Notes with New Meanings, Cantonese Opera, Dragon Boat, and Ban Ben are also included. The literary styles include classical Chinese, vernacular, Cantonese dialect, Sanjie, etc., And the languages ​​are colorful. This volume is compiled in chronological order, allowing readers to explore the relationship between the inheritance and evolution of Hong Kong popular literature. In addition to their artistic qualities, the selected works also contain rich information in sociology, folklore, economics, linguistics, reader acceptance theory, etc. The content is unique and reflects the writing style of Hong Kong writers in each period.

Based on the format of the "Chinese New Literature Series", this book organizes the representative works of Hong Kong literature from 1919 to 1949 into 11 volumes by category, plus an additional volume "Historical Materials and Index Volume", for a total of 12 volumes. It allows readers and researchers to understand the appearance of Hong Kong literature during this period. It is an essential book for understanding the development of Hong Kong literature in the first half of the last century. This volume selects Hong Kong's old-style literary works from 1843 to 1949, which include various genres, Tang and Song styles, Chinese and Western ideas, and rich themes. Some describe life experiences, some describe the romance of the country, or reflect the current situation in Hong Kong and disasters at home and country, such as the plague, the stable fire, the provincial and Hong Kong general strikes, the war and the national disaster, etc. The colors of the times are very vivid.

Foreign domestic helpers leave their hometowns and come to work in Hong Kong. Each of them has a story behind them. The purpose of this book is to allow readers to get to know this stranger living at home, and to understand the life/trajectory of a Filipino maid under the history and family structure.

This is a collection of essays, divided into three main parts: media world, local images, and storytelling. The whole book not only describes and comments on Hong Kong's unique personnel, architecture, culture, art, and daily life, but also teaches readers from a writing perspective how to use the text materials provided by the media and learn to observe and imagine local scenes, thereby enriching their own writing methods and writing materials.

This book takes Jiaxing Nanhu as the center, takes the alternation of time throughout the year as the context, pays attention to humanity, nature, and daily life. The content covers literature, history, art, gardens, and scenery, as well as the warm lake life and lively beauty of vegetation. The text is fresh and the writing is delicate. This is a man's diary of life by the Nanhu Lake, and it is also a cultural reshaping and poetic writing of the historical city of Jiaxing.

"The Divine Comedy" is a long epic poem. Each part of the trilogy has thirty-three cantos, plus the first canto as the overture to the whole book, for a total of one hundred cantos. This symmetrical structure is based on medieval concepts of the mysterious meaning and symbolism of numbers. From a moral point of view, this fictional magical journey is the learning process of the soul. Virgil symbolizes reason and philosophy. She guides Dante to travel to hell and the pure world, symbolizing that people understand the consequences of sin through reason and philosophy, and thus repent; Beatrice symbolizes faith and theology. She guides Dante to travel to heaven and finally see God. It symbolizes that people understand eternal truth through the path of faith and the enlightenment of theology, achieve the ultimate goal, and obtain the happiness of eternal life in the next life. Dante uses the personal soul's learning process as an example to inspire people to reflect on their own thoughts and actions and pay close attention to the dark social reality, so as to promote the early realization of Italy's hope for political and moral revival. Around this central idea, "The Divine Comedy" extensively reflects reality, gives an artistic summary of medieval culture, and at the same time shows the dawn of humanistic thought in the Renaissance era. Therefore, Engels called him "the last poet of the Middle Ages and the first poet of the new era."

It's spring, do you still remember your first love? It's spring, will your sweet love come? The beautiful love story warms your and my heart, and seems to bring back the innocence of the past; it not only awakens love, but also awakens emotion.

Wind - the path of creation is full of storms; in the eye of the wind, there is peace. Flowers - During the journey, you encounter a sea of ​​flowers; learn to grow flowers and give birth to new life. Snow - when the flowers fall, snow blocks the road; in the cold road, you can enjoy sweet potatoes. Moon - Farewell to the snow, the road ahead is clear; under the moonlight, we see a new journey. In the book, the author uses natural scenery - wind, flowers, snow and moon as stems - to not only describe his own creative process, but also to detail his observations of everything in the world, reflecting the author's views and vision. In this world, we will encounter wind and rain, but after the wind and rain, we can enjoy a moment of calm, the willows are dark and the flowers are bright, and we are not at the end of the road. When encountering cold snow and blocked roads, it's really a good time to enjoy sweet potatoes by adjusting your mood. Life has its ups and downs, or it may be that you are facing death but you are still alive. It is this principle that the author wants to express through text and pictures. This work mainly uses fresh illustrations, coupled with concise text, to comprehend various small principles of life, allowing readers to enjoy a moment of clear water and clarify their body and mind while reading. Text example: Same life is the same. When I was a child, I would jump high and reach out to the dragonfly out of boredom, but it would always fly high to bully me. At that time, I still ignorantly thought that as it grew taller, it would not be able to escape my clutches. Today, it flew by me. Of course, I am older, so I didn't stretch out my naughty hand to catch it. Because I understood that it was not that I was high enough to catch it now, but that it was flying low because it was about to rain. I shouldn't have compared myself with it long ago. Even if my ability is higher than it now, it doesn't mean that I will show my claws to it, because no one wants to defeat anyone, but we should coexist with each other.

Tell the story of love. As the weather gets warmer, sow the seeds of love; as the temperature rises, start to try the feeling of love; in the hot summer, enjoy the happy feelings of the sea and beach together; tell the story of love with your lover under the sunset and experience the life of love.

"Letter to My Daughter" is a letter written by the famous children's literature writer He Zi to his daughter Awei. It was first published in 1993. More than two hundred short notes are not nagging letters from home, but a collection of heart-to-heart conversations between a loving father and his daughter, conveying feelings and life experiences between the lines. He Zi talked freely with her daughter about friendship, family, love, life, getting along with others, mental health, etc. A daughter's growing pains and worries, and a father's care and love are not limited by time or objects. They will apply to you and me.

Li Chengjun is a native and successful cultural figure in Macao. For more than half a century, he has run newspapers, written, and lectured. He has traveled among newspaper people, writers, and social activists. He has rich newspaper running practices and theories, is committed to promoting the creation and development of Macao literature, and has written many critical articles on literature and art. His three works, "The Collection of Waiting", "Essays on Ye Weiyang Tower" and "Times Are Like Poems" compiled many years ago, as well as a large number of scattered works, have had a certain influence on society. Li Chengjun's works have distinctive characteristics of the times and a strong flavor of Macao, and have iconic significance for the times and the region. Unfortunately, it has been many years since the three separate volumes of his works were published, and now it is difficult to get a full picture. Now his works have been reorganized and arranged into a relatively systematic anthology and published in two volumes: upper and lower volumes. The first volume is mainly about current commentaries and political commentaries, while the second volume is about his literary criticism, friendship between teachers and friends, and anecdotes about the art world. The purpose of this arrangement is to allow readers to have a more comprehensive understanding of Li Chengjun and his writings, and then to understand the context of Macao's recent and modern local culture and some trajectories of social development.

We are born into this world, which is actually a one-way trip. We must seize the opportunity to take a good look at and stroll around the global village we live in. Under the general principle of mutual respect, we can increase understanding and reduce misunderstandings, so that strange hearts can get closer and closer, and people's hearts can become clearer and clearer. --You Jin. In friendly and wise words, the author recounts what he saw and heard during his travels to 20 countries including Cuba, Iceland, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Morocco, Haiti, South Africa, France, Pakistan, and Iran. He not only introduces the local tourism scenery and customs, but also tells the stories of the people who lived there. Readers can not only get a glimpse of rare exotic scenery, but also gain unique insights into life.

Diet is a basic physiological need of human beings and is closely related to a person's life. This book is a collection of column articles. It talks about eating, but it is not a recipe or a dietary guide. It is about the author's experience from ordinary diet to the sophistication of people. Using the cooking, eating, and taste of food as an introduction, we explore their role in daily life and the art world, and talk about morality, human nature, and destiny from the pleasure of eating. The author travels through ancient and modern literature, paintings, and films at home and abroad, from Dickens, Zhang Ailing, "Dream of Red Mansions" to Hitchcock. Fresh and humorous prose is like a feast, worth savoring.

Yesi once mentioned that many people feel confused about writing. Some people think that they are great writers and very talented; others think that writing cannot be taught and is a talent. But in fact, this is related to how we observe, how we express, and how we use words to communicate with others. Yesi's writing education philosophy is "careful observation, true expression, and cross-border writing." "Natural Tourism Creation: Scenery of the New Territories" is the last creative writing series planned by Yes. This book is written by Hong Kong writers such as Liu Kexiang, a famous Taiwanese nature observation writer, and Ye Si, who share how to carefully observe nature during travel, guide students to express their sincere feelings with delicate words, and learn cross-border writing. From Hong Kong stories in literature and movies to students' creative exercises, Yip Hui's research makes people observe and reflect, and understand the relationship between reason, history and current reality. His creations reflect the land and water of a place, connect people with each other, and are full of life memories and "sense of place." Chen Yun Hong Kong people must tell their own stories. Our young generation has lost the story-telling environment in Yongshutou. They can only learn writing skills in university creative writing classes, go out to experience life, and write stories about Hong Kong. It's not the best environment, but it's the last chance. Liu Kexiang's non-metropolitan Hong Kong, invisible Hong Kong, or another kind of Hong Kong is undoubtedly the most distinctive feature of this series, and it is also the most charming connotation of the life written by young Lingnan creators. It also seriesly demonstrates the unique diversity of Hong Kong literature.

This book is a collection of letters written by a wise, thoughtful, broad-minded and erudite father to his diligent and kind-hearted daughter who has just entered the world. The letters are divided into encouragement, guidance, cherishment, sharing, appreciation and inspiration. They cover a wide range of topics and are rich in content. They all reveal a father's care and love for his daughter and convey a noble outlook on life and values. The letter is elegant and beautiful, with concise words and high literary talent; the content is kind, warm, touching, has a strong human touch, and is of great educational significance. Features of this book: The style of this book is mainly modern vernacular, with neat couplets and parallel sentences, smooth and natural transitions, rigorous and beautiful word choice, skillful use of four-character words, cadences and rhythms, and sonorous reading, allowing readers to deeply appreciate the huge power of Chinese characters to convey emotions and express ideas, and be immersed in the ocean of beautiful words. It has been unanimously praised and recommended by representatives from different sectors of society: 1. "Throughout the ages, letters have been used to instruct children... In the distant past, there were letters from Zeng Guofan's family and letters from Fu Lei's family... Now there is a new work by my dear friend, which can be juxtaposed with the masterpieces of the predecessors and reflect each other... Read it over and over again, like a spring breeze blowing on your face, and like rain falling from the sky." - Former reporter of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Mr. Kwok King-keung, Director of the Defense Department and Justice of the Peace 2. "The loving letter bears witness to the love between father and daughter over the past seven years, and demonstrates the author's talent and wisdom..." - Mr. Chan Yiu-nam, Professor of the Department of Chinese at the University of Hong Kong 3. "Reading his letter to his daughter carefully, the love between father and daughter permeates between the lines... Many of the core values expressed in the letter are the core values ​​that we have attached great importance to in the past. ..." - Mr. Cai Zhisen, Director General of Mingguang Society 4. "The letters have clear enlightenment on life, just like an experienced traveler, guiding and guiding the younger generations." - Dr. Chen Niancong, Director General of Shida Foundation 5. "Not only do I appreciate his literary talent and his careful observation of life things, but I am also infected by his true feelings. Every letter is full of emotion. Send..." - Dr. Kong Qingming, Director of Evangel Hospital. 6. "This book will be my first choice gift for my son, and it is also a book that I highly recommend to parents." - Mr. Yuan Wenhui, Director General of the Audiovisual Mission. 7. "Your letter is really touching... I just want to thank you for writing an article that makes people cry." - Reader Monica Leung.

This book collects 60 touching stories about friendship, including the sincere loyalty between the same sex and the considerate and caring friendship between the opposite sex. The contents of these touching stories that inspire life and real life may be very different, but each little story is deeply touching and witnesses the selfless dedication of friendship, which is the most precious sentiment in the world.

A play written by Marlowe in England in 1588. In order to pursue infinite knowledge and conquer nature, Dr. Faustus resolutely rebelled against God and exchanged his soul for the right to serve the devil for twenty-four years. After the expiration of the term, he was kidnapped by the devil and sent to hell. "The Tragedy of Doctor Faustus" is one of Marlowe's most outstanding works. It is based on a book of German folk tales newly translated into the UK. It tells the story of Faust selling his soul to the devil. The devil will be driven by him for twenty-four years, at which time his soul will be kidnapped by the devil and taken to hell.

This book is the author's only collection of essays, which includes a total of 38 essays written by the author from Taisho 14 (1925) to Showa 8 (1933). He loves nature, is keen on observing subtle things, has a sensitive temperament, thinks about life, and writes gently and delicately. These texts, which vary in length and cover a wide range of topics, are either thought-provoking or hilarious. The original Japanese version of this book has long been out of print. It is a very valuable collection of essays.

Starting from the perspective of "identity and poetry", this book analyzes the unique "dual characteristics" of Li He's poetry from the three levels of image, soul and character, revealing the complex connection between the aesthetic value of Li He's poetry and his survival dilemma as a lower-class literati; it reveals the attributes and cultural value of "Li He's poetics" in the twist of "survival and poetry", and shows the fate of the marginal literati in the Ti country and their creative style.

This book takes the "marginal" topics of some "marginal" writers and important writers in Chinese modern and contemporary literature as the research object. It collects relevant materials and makes a brief review, which is of certain significance for improving the map of literary history. The book is divided into four volumes: the first volume focuses on writers, analyzing Xu Ying, Tao Xiong, Lao She, Ba Jin, Mu Shiying, Shen Congwen and other writers from a "marginal" perspective; the second volume focuses on works, interpreting Hong Shen's "Bao Dexing", Duanmu Hongliang's "Xindu Highlights", Horton's "Goodbye in the Next Life", Zhang Haowen "Jue Qin Shu"; the second volume focuses on theory and criticism, covering Xu Zhongyu's literary theory before and after the Anti-Japanese War, Lin Tongji's literary and artistic thoughts during the Anti-Japanese War, and Zhao Jingshen's dissemination and research of Bing Xin's works; the fourth volume is related to art, including Lu Xun and domestic films, and Chen Yanqiao's commemoration and research of Lu Xun.

This book takes British and American Liaozhai studies as the research object, adopts the research idea of ​​two-way interpretation of Sinology and Chinese studies, and hopes to promote the construction of an academic community for Chinese and foreign Liaozhai studies. On the one hand, it starts from academic research and judgment and the translation (text) itself, and from the perspective of comparative literature and cross-cultural research, comprehensively considers the frameshift, translation style, intention, gender concept, translation strategy, annotation method, etc. Of the translated text; on the other hand, it extends to important links such as Liaozhai-related comments, images, and images that have been ignored before. The whole book uses mutual verification and counter-reading methods to identify a number of problem areas, creating a strong discourse convection between texts at different levels and intervals, thereby forming a pattern of critical dialogue between Chinese studies and Sinology.

As the first monograph on the study of urban ecocriticism in the field of foreign literary research in my country, this book starts from five perspectives: background of emergence, theoretical origin, core concepts, research paths and textual practice. It combs the generation context and research stance of urban ecocriticism from point to point. Combining the research characteristics and cutting-edge issues of urban ecocriticism, this book systematically discusses the theoretical construction and text appeal of urban ecocriticism.

Xu Qianxue (1631-1694), courtesy name Yuanyi, nickname Jian'an, was born in Kunshan, Jiangsu Province, and was the nephew of the great scholar Gu Yanwu. In the ninth year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty, he became a Jinshi and was in charge of the Ministry of Punishments. He has written more than thirty kinds of works, including "Du Li Tong Kao", "Zi Zhi Tong Jian Hou Bian", "Jing Yuan Collected Works", etc. He has compiled and engraved "Tong Zhitang Jing Jie" which has far-reaching influence in the history of Confucian classics. The thirty-six volumes of "Collected Works of the Garden" is a collection of Xu Qianxue's poems and essays. It reflects Xu Qianxue's personal life and life, friends, compilations, book collections and engravings in a relatively concentrated manner. It also preserves many historical materials such as biographies of early Qing Dynasty figures, catalogs of works, etc. The research results of "Collected Works of the Garden" are not only necessary content for the research results of Xu Qianxue, but also an important reference for investigating the social outlook, political life and academic style characteristics of the early Qing Dynasty.

"Rewriting Breakup" does not provide an equation to avoid breakup, nor can it rewrite your breakup story, but it can rewrite your understanding of the word breakup, and then change the way you face breakup. Breaking up can actually be a scenery in life, a training ground for wisdom, or the real beginning of life.

This book is composed of six parts, which can be divided into two categories: one is the study of "Poetry" in the Western Han Dynasty, and the other is the study of the poetry creation form in the Western Han Dynasty, including the creation of Chu Sao, the "Three Major Groups of Poems" and the poems of "Yilin", etc. Different from monographs that are generally written according to procedures, each article embodies a strong "problem awareness" and is highly generalizable. When these articles are gathered together, the poetic style and poetry creation style explained by the Western Han Dynasty's "Poetry" theory are generally presented.