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The United Kingdom, Singapore, South Africa, Beijing, Qinghai Mount Everest, five destinations, three continents, this rich and wonderful travel notebook is dedicated to everyone who loves "on the road". After "I'll Be on the Road Tomorrow", Mu En once again took up writing to record her travel experiences. In Beijing, she visited various emerging companies and learned the wisdom of "breaking the circle". In the UK, she listened to the life stories of Nobel Prize winners and learned from the world's top etiquette masters. In Singapore, she visited institutions such as the Monetary Authority of Singapore and felt the pulse of the modern city. The mountaineering trip to Mount Yuzhu in Qinghai is a thrilling journey, where the hardships of climbing and the joy of challenges coexist. The trip to South Africa, which unveiled the mystery of Africa, gave her more insights about life. Guided by her love, she travels and writes, recording the wonders of the world and witnessing her own growth.

"The Selected Works of Kawabata Yasunari" was translated by Tan Jinghua, a famous translator and the earliest domestic scholar to study Kawabata Yasunari, over many years. He reproduces the beauty of Japanese mourning with elegant translation. It includes 6 immortal medium-length masterpieces such as "Snow Country", "Ancient Capital", "Thousand Cranes", "Voice of the Mountain", "Waltz of Flowers" and "Thousand Birds on the Blue Waves", as well as 18 short classics such as "Izu Dancing Girl", "Diary of a Sixteen-year-old", "Celebrities who are proficient in funerals" and "Mother's First Love".

In "Thirty Lectures on Literary Experience", the novelist Miao Wei shared his reading experience of dozens of foreign literary classics over the years, and a literary reading guide that incorporated the collaborator's own life experience. He also talked about his thoughts on essential issues such as love, loneliness, and death, as well as his understanding of basic objects such as self, others, and the world: "Literary experience is actually about my feelings. Feelings, most of these experiences are related to some difficulties in life. I hope you gain something, look at life from a literary perspective, look at the human situation, feel a little more delicate, and have a richer soul. "Enter words, experience many possibilities and infinite life, understand the chaos and complexity of the human heart; feel with your heart, learn to get along with loss and pain, and finally be able to resist loneliness and gain comfort.

This book is a documentary literary work about Chinese law professor Chen Guangwei. Chen Guangwei was born in a war-torn era. He went through many hardships as a young man, and with the help of his teachers and friends, he completed his studies and was admitted to the Beijing Institute of Political Science and Law, the first political and legal institution of higher learning in New China. When he first entered society and was sent to work in the frontier for 22 years, he still built houses and bridges for the people with the "tile-knife spirit" and kept his faith. After being rehabilitated at the age of 50, he returned to the podium. Faced with the gap in China's economic law, he created the first economic law teaching system based on natural ecological protection, and promoted the national legal circles to jointly compile the first "Economic Law" textbook, laying the foundation for the rule of law in China's market economy. In his later years, he devoted himself to judicial practice and assisted case arbitration with his eloquence, and was known as the "arbitrator with special contribution". Throughout his life, he rose from adversity to pioneering the rule of law. He built the cornerstone of China's legal system with a "tile knife" and became a model for legal education and practice.

This book selects 151 love poems from various works of the poet. It is the first domestic translation that contains the largest and most complete collection of the poet's works. Her poems are simple and clear, full of romance and passion, profound in meaning, easy to understand and thought-provoking.

The author of this book, Washington Irving (1783-1859), was the founder of American literature and a famous essayist and short story writer. His masterpiece "Notes on What He Saw" caused a sensation when it was published in England in 1820 and spread widely, making him the first American writer to gain international reputation and known as the "Father of American Literature". Scott and Byron became his close friends, and Thackeray called him "the first envoy from the New World literary world to the Old World." He left the world with immortal chapters such as "Rip Van Winkle", "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" and "Westminster Abbey". He is also a master of legendary stories, and his selected works such as "Rip Van Winkle", "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" and "The Ghost Bridegroom" are considered to be masterpieces in literary works, giving readers great artistic enjoyment.

The weather is getting more and more comfortable, so we try not to do meaningless things! As a member of the "Merman Investigation Center", we should cross the Pacific, go to Easter Island to sell egg pancakes, or study the mystery of the disappearance of Atlantis. Anyway, work is not fun at all, so why not talk about Margaret and the mysterious life of the red super giant planet Scutum, and just spend the afternoon in a daze. But what I want to do most is actually drive my friend's second-hand car all the way south to Wild Beach. The Betas are coming, and cool people like me have to save the earth - are you sure you won't come? Then lend me some money, please!

The author of this book was inspired by the heroes he admired - Melville, the author of "Moby Dick" and Stevenson, the author of "Treasure Island" - and determined to go on an exploratory voyage to the Pacific Ocean. In 1907, he, his wife and crew sailed from San Francisco on the Snark. Despite being seasick and suffering from tropical illness, London continued to write, and in addition to some important novels and short stories, he also wrote this non-fiction book, including "The Leper of Molokai", "The Crater of the House of the Sun" and "The Secret of Tybee Valley". These humorous and magical adventure chapters record London's adventure experiences and stories at sea and on the islands, reflecting his indomitable and courageous manhood. London's psychology and behavior of not being satisfied with the status quo and liking to explore are well reflected in the book. Readers will see that while traveling around the world brings excitement and joy, it is also full of dangers, tests and challenges, which has implications for our real life. With its unique charm, this work has been included in the world-famous "Penguin Classics" series.

This is a collection of essays that go hand in hand with time. The author touches the strings of time with delicate brushwork, and realizes the rhythm of life through nostalgia, solar terms, scenery, family affection, and journey. When you open the door of time, you will be greeted by the affectionate whispers and confessions of the years, as if you can hear the true timbre of all things and meditate on the tranquility and excitement of the various flavors of life.

"Less Flashy, More Practical" is a collection of essays, which brings together 15 prose works such as "This Side of Water and Land", "Looking Forward to Snow", "This Time Is Farewell", "Mountain Spring", "A Different Father", "Less Flashy, More Practical". The works include both lyrical prose and narrative prose, all created by the author after many years of accumulation.

"There is a Flowing Red" is a collection of essays, including five prose works: "There is a Flowing Red", "My View on Writing", "Returning to the Temple of Literature", "Standing on the Axis of Literature" and "Flying across the Strait of Literature", which involves literature, writing and other aspects, and expresses the author's unique insights into literature and writing.

This book is a literature (review, research) book that tells the development and evolution of the history of Chinese chivalry literature (chivalry in early history, ancient chivalrous writings, century-old martial arts novels, and online fantasy martial arts). By sorting out and analyzing the basic issues of Chinese chivalry (chivalry in history), it proposes an ideal personality perspective (chivalry is between "sages and sages"). " And "hero") to re-understand the idea of ​​chivalry, and then explore the trajectory and context of the development and evolution of chivalry literature from ancient times to modern times and then to the present (from historical biographies to prose to poetry to novels, from ancient chivalry literature to martial arts novels to online novels), so as to conduct a comprehensive study and grasp of the history of chivalry and chivalry literature in China over the past 2,500 years. 2023 Is the centenary of the birth of martial arts novels, and 2024 is the centenary of the births of Jin Yong and Liang Yusheng. On this occasion, it is particularly necessary to write and study the history of Chinese chivalry literature as a whole. However, there is currently no such book in the academic world or on the market that is both academic and popular. As the first independently signed work by an individual, it is also a relatively representative work. It is expected to provide reference for the contemporary construction and reconstruction of China's excellent cultural traditions - chivalrous cultural traditions and chivalrous spirit. It is also a useful supplement and advancement for the research on martial arts literature and online literature.

A piece of documentary literature that touches Italy, a stigmatized lower-class woman, a desperate escape, and a support of love at the cost of her life. She used an escape that shocked the whole country to resist the hunting of women in the era. Maria, the author of this book, is an abandoned baby who caused a sensation throughout Italy. Her parents abandoned her on a park lawn and then both committed suicide by jumping into a river. The incident attracted numerous media reports and set off a huge wave of public opinion. In just three days, relevant agencies received up to 50 adoption applications. But a question has always haunted Maria like a ghost: How could a mother abandon her child and commit suicide? Fifty years later, Maria returned to the place where her mother Lucia lived, collected various archival materials, and finally restored her mother's short but splendid life: she was forced to marry a man she did not love, endured domestic violence and abuse, but the law prohibited divorce, and escaping without permission would be punished.

This book is another collection of bilingual hand-drawn essays written by Mao Danqing, a writer living in Japan, after "The Day Is Long to Come". The author focuses on daily small things, and integrates his experience of living in Japan for more than 30 years, his insights into the literature and culture of China and Japan, and his understanding of the relationship between Chinese and Japanese into meaningful passages with fresh and delicate writing. In the author's eyes, language is far more than just a tool for communication. Language has its own beauty, and as a bilingual writer, he can experience more beauty through two languages ​​- bilingualism allows him to observe and explore from different angles, allowing him to gain different understandings and feelings; it allows him to experience the cultural heritage of different language backgrounds; it allows him to stand at the intersection of bilingualism and combine cultures with different rhythms into a harmonious symphony. "Bilingual writing is a very pleasant thing." Looking at the world from another perspective, the world may appear another kind of vibrant and colorful.

"Collected Notes on Qian Sanqiang's Correspondence" contains nearly 300 letters related to Qian Sanqiang, most of which are published for the first time. The correspondence recipients include the Curies, Powell, Joseph Needham, Mei Yiqi, Guo Moruo, Hu Shi, Lin Jiaqiao, Yang Zhenning, Li Zhengdao and many other celebrities in the scientific and cultural circles. Many letters have witnessed the development of Chinese science and technology and are of great historical value. Qian Sanqiang (1913-1992), formerly known as Qian Bingqiong, was born in Shaoxing, Zhejiang. He graduated from the Department of Physics of Tsinghua University and the Curie Laboratory of the University of Paris. He is the founder of China's atomic energy industry.

The latest annual poetry anthology produced by the Motie Poetry Reading Club collects the freshest poetry at the moment. After professional screening and selection, it presents the 100 best poems of the year and recommends ten outstanding poets to bring their in-depth interviews and conceptual speeches. Oppose pretense and excessive rhetoric, and use a collection of poems to reshape the understanding of contemporary poetry. It is an annual piece of information that poetry lovers cannot miss, and is also the best practical guide for newcomers to poetry. Poets are ordinary people, with or without jobs: people who are released from prison, people who quit their jobs to write poems, people who undergo dialysis three times a day, people who are about to retire the next day... Poets are ordinary people, who write about the ups and downs of ordinary people: people who miss their exes, people who are talked about by relatives, people who get married in games... Good poetry is written by ordinary people. Read this collection of poems and see your life again.

In 1937, Camus first encountered the absurd in his first work, "The Right and the Back". In his twenties, his thinking has touched the boundaries of existence. The following year, he introduced his body to writing, turned to the sun, rocks, wind and salt on the Mediterranean coast of Algeria, and indulged in the perception of the land and body. "Wedding Collection" thus becomes one of the brightest chapters in his works. In 1954, Camus compiled the essays he had written about the Mediterranean since 1936 and published "Summer Collection". In an era of absurdity and chaos, he used calm and restrained language to think about how people should live upright and honestly, and how to nurture an "invincible summer" in the middle of winter. "There is an Invincible Summer in Me" contains three collections of essays: "The Back and the Right", "The Wedding Collection" and "The Summer Collection", which span seventeen years of writing and together constitute Camus's spiritual journey from perceptual experience to rational speculation, and from night to light.

"Butterfly Queen" is a collection of essays, mainly involving female themes, including three works: "How Meng Wanzhou became a queen", "How Hong Kong's "Princess" He Chaoqiong grew up to be a "Queen"" and "Two Women, Two Lives". The characters are from the present and the past, and women in different periods have different concepts.

"Growing Silently, Shining Silently" is a collection of literary criticism works, including "Growing Silently, Shining Silently", "Walking Lonely in the Noise", "Don't let the clouds obscure your eyes, the scenery is long and you should look broadly", "In the Name of Love", "Looking for a Light", a total of 5 works, including a review of online literature, a survey on the status of online writers, book reviews, etc.

Time source of the work: From 2011 to 2024, the years flowed by like river water. In the traces of time, some things always stay on the tip of our pen. It was a journey of careful observation and in-depth thinking about life, recording my growth, experiences and emotions. That year, I enjoyed the beautiful scenery on the snow-capped mountains in the North. Covered in ice and snow, the earth is like a white picture, reflecting the purity and yearning in our hearts. We left our footprints there and left a deep mark on our hearts. I have also admired the vastness of the sea. The blue ocean seems to be boundless, carrying my dreams and hopes. The waves crash against the coastline, just like the rhythm of life, with ups and downs, joy and sorrow. I stood on the beach, feeling the sea breeze blowing on my face, and feeling the rhythm of life. The four distinct seasons and the things that remain unchanged all flow around me. Green in spring, flowers in summer, golden in autumn, and white in winter, each season has its own unique color and charm. And those unchanging things, such as the warmth of family, the companionship of friendship, and the sweetness of love, have all left deep traces in my life. As the years go by, I have experienced happiness and sadness, hope and disappointment. These emotions came to my heart like a tide, sometimes making me laugh, sometimes making me cry. Those words were like seeds of emotion, taking root and sprouting in my heart and becoming the nutrients for my growth. In these long years, I have experienced many things and met many people, but no matter what, they have left traces in my life and stories in my notebooks.

If you don't learn poetry, you won't be able to express it. Welcome to enter the Book of Songs and enjoy the elegance together. Wei Jueye (Wang Weiming), the inheritor of Chinese traditional culture, combines literary and historical classics, annotations on the Book of Songs of past dynasties, and modern and contemporary research to go deep into famous poems in the Book of Songs and explain them word for word, close to history and the original meaning. Nowadays, the common understanding of many poems is completely different from the original intention, and it is even more urgent to restore the true colors of the classics. This book will give you a thorough explanation of "Ode to Fu Bixing Fengya", making the classic no longer difficult to understand. Is "Guan Ju" originally a poem about a noble wedding? Who is the protagonist of "Curly Ear"? "Drumming" Are we growing old together as comrades or as husband and wife? Is "Bo Zhou" the sorrow of a chaste woman or the sorrow of a divorced woman? "Big Car" Who are you afraid of if you don't dare to elope? In "Jiang Zhongzi", is Duke Zhuang advising his ministers or is it a woman persuading her lover? "Qingqing Zijin" is the teacher's concern for the students? Does "Fa Tan" express the dissatisfaction of the poor or the sage's self-pity? In "Jianjia" Cang Cang's "so-called beauty" is a god? ... This is a Chinese studies class that the whole family loves to listen to. Wei theory extends the Chinese cultural context and spreads the voice of classics!

"A Hundred Years of Flowers" is a collection of essays, including: "A Hangover", "Irrelevant to Time", "Chinese Ink Painting and Cultural Identity", "Thoughts of Sophora japonica in May", "Common People Drinking Tea", "The Peach Blossom Tree Thousands of Years Ago", "Confusion at Forty", "Deep Night", "Blooming Summer", "Love and Fruity Fragrance", a total of 23 prose works, including both lyrical prose and narrative prose, all created by the author after many years of accumulation.

A seven-character quatrain poem composed of twenty-four solar terms: Beginning of Spring, Rain, Waking of Insects, Vernal Equinox, Qingming, Grain Rain, Beginning of Summer, Xiaoman, Ear Grain, Summer Solstice, Minor Heat, Major Heat, Beginning of Autumn, End of Summer, White Dew, Autumnal Equinox, Cold Dew, Frost Descent, Beginning of Winter, Light Snow, Heavy Snow, Winter Solstice, Minor Cold, and Major Cold.

There are beautiful things in busy life, and there is also unknown poetry in ordinary daily life. There is always a thing, a scenery, and a mood that moves you around you and in front of you. This collection of poems records the moments that touched the author in his life. There are no gorgeous words, only straightforward insights and records of life. In this precious human world, I hope that everyone can have a pure and clean world in their heart. In this space between heaven and earth, the author lets poetry live in.

This book is the second in the "Literature Museum·Academic Youth" series. It is compiled and selected by the Museum of Modern Literature in China. It includes five award-winning essays from the 12th Tang Tao Youth Literature Research Award. It focuses on the research results of a group of young scholars with both practical concerns and historical awareness on modern and contemporary Chinese literature and literary criticism, and promotes the cutting-edge force of modern and contemporary Chinese literature research to the academic community.

Parents are the most solid support for their children. They hope that you will grow up, but they are afraid that you will grow up; they hope that you can ride the wind and waves, but they are worried that you will be beaten by the wind and rain. Only when you grow up do you slowly understand that what it means to grow up is that you are getting closer to the sky day by day, and your parents are returning to the earth inch by inch. The days ahead are not long, don't wait, don't let "the child wants to be taken care of but cannot be taken care of" becomes an eternal regret. This book collects classic prose written by nearly 20 literary masters such as Shi Tiesheng, Feng Zikai, and Xiao Hong to their relatives, which contains their deepest love and guilt, warmth and farewell, gratitude and regret.

A cancer-stricken philosopher who has spent his life studying accidents, an anthropologist rooted in the medical field, and two intellectual women who met by chance decided to start a soul-filled communication around "disease". When one party's physical condition suddenly deteriorates, their relationship takes an unexpected turn, and they find themselves "sharing souls and destiny" with the other party. Through dialogue, they are able to experience each other's presence and discover something new with language - deftly breaking down the discursive traps surrounding illness and understanding what it means to truly be in relationship with others. Everything they avoided talking about out of fear, ignored and erased as they were taken for granted, gradually surfaced in their conversations. It turns out that two people's hearts can be so close, and it turns out that we can still have such a sincere conversation.

A prose "map" dedicated to all spiritual hikers, leading you to redefine "arrival". It collects the spiritual maps of more than ten literary masters such as Wang Zengqi, Lao She, and Zhu Ziqing, and brings together nearly 40 classic essays that have been tempered by time. These wise men, with their brushstrokes full of human fireworks, weave the fireworks in the city and the vastness of the mountains and rivers into a beautiful spiritual scroll. These writings that travel through time and space are not only the writer's gaze on the essence of life, but also the spiritual autobiography of a generation of intellectuals. The calm wisdom unique to Eastern philosophy flows between the lines. Everyone is saying: The essence of life is never to move quickly. What we pursue is never to be the first to reach the destination, but to be the person who best appreciates the scenery along the way.

You know a book is a "literary masterpiece," but do you know what makes it a masterpiece? Why did the founder of the "Desolate Island Farming Style" become a famous novel? Why did the absurd story of a man turning into a bug become a famous novel? Why did the derailment story of "three incorrect views" become a famous book? ... This book aims at the common problems faced by public readers when reading classics. It uses in-depth and simple explanations to help readers update their literary cognition and build a reading system for reading classics, so as to truly appreciate the charm of literary classics and regain the pleasure of reading. When you close the book, those classics that were once labeled as "boring" and "difficult to understand" will become your yardstick for measuring the literary world.

A new masterpiece from the million-selling author Li Mengji! The Antarctic she writes about is an adventure that rewrites the coordinates of life, and it is also a spiritual expedition with no end. She saw penguins dancing awkwardly in the snowstorm, just like us staggering forward when faced with the weight of life. She witnessed the silent migration of penguin colonies in the cracked ice, and understood the natural law of survival - it is just to accept changes and continue to evolve. In the snowstorm, she understood Shackleton's spiritual code: true bravery is not to conquer the glacier, but to conquer the inner fear. She is not a scientific expedition member, but she has a keener perception than the instrument: under the lighthouse in Ushuaia, she understood the sinking of the "old self"; in the heavy rain in the Barreni Islands, she understood the love letter written by the earth to mankind; in the glimpse of ice floes in the Lima waterway, she understood that "compromise is the biggest enemy of freedom." She said, "Life is always a wilderness. If you are willing, you can set off at any time~"

The "Greenery Surges into Summer" series selects 6 literary masterpieces from both China and foreign countries, bringing together classic works by literary giants such as Ji Xianlin, Shi Tiesheng, Wang Zengqi, Yu Guangzhong, Hermann Hesse, Virginia Woolf, etc., To unfold a literary walk about life, life and self amidst the chirping of cicadas and greenery in midsummer. Turning the pages of the book, you can not only touch the green courtyard of "Sitting quietly with nothing to do" written by Wang Zengqi, but also hear Shi Tiesheng's deep whispers about life; you can follow Siddhartha on the river bank to understand the "eternal flow", and you can also go on a journey of spiritual independence with Woolf to "have your own room". In the summer when the cicadas are gradually chirping, let words become a shade and accompany you to find inner coolness and strength in literature.

This is a collection of one hundred and twenty new poems. In the author's travels, poetry played a very important role, permanently pushing him to move from nature to humanities, and to experience foreign civilizations and cultures in many ways. It can especially be combined with the praise of poets, artists and their great creations, weave together fantasy, develop passion, and give people the enjoyment of beauty and wisdom. The four collections of "Love Everything Complex Like Holy Books", "Looking to the Gods Have Light", "To the Greatest Landscapes in the Distance" and "Its Name" can all draw on the essence of the poetic tradition and use macros to convey the understanding of European history and civilization, myths and legends, customs and scenery, literature and art, and provide people with a rich and rich aesthetic experience in terms of cultural understanding and poetic creation.

This book contains more than 40 essays about loneliness and solitude by modern and contemporary Chinese literary masters such as Liang Shiqiu, Xu Zhimo, Zhu Ziqing, and Yu Dafu. They either go straight to the topic, or slowly elaborate on it, writing their thoughts on loneliness and life. They tell readers with true and delicate writing that loneliness is not terrible, that is the best moment to face yourself and get along with yourself. If a person can face loneliness and live in harmony with loneliness, he will certainly be able to take on the responsibilities in his life and become a firm and fearless person.

"Other Country" is a collection of group portrait stories truly written by civilian women and seeing the lives of civilian women. Following the popular "In the Market, In the World", "Female Market Writer" Chen Hui once again returns to character narrative, telling the life and destiny of women in small towns in China with earthy and simple brushwork and gentle moonlight gaze. In the villages in the plains of Jiangsu and the countryside of small towns in Zhejiang, most of the women the author saw lived simple and silent lives. With the patience of sifting grains of rice, she sifted away the tares of curiosity and the chaff of pretentiousness, and wrote down their joys, sorrows, and joys truthfully, making them no longer strangers but like female elders or female neighbors around the reader. The author writes about "their" stories - neighbors, friends, customers, vendors at the same market, and also writes about "our" stories - me, my adoptive mother, grandma, aunts and sisters... As a witness, he records the respectable, lovely, pitiful and sensible aspects of civilian women, and records the true nature of life and life from an equal perspective.

This book is one of the "General History of Chinese Literature Series". This series is hosted by the Institute of Literature of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and co-edited by Peking University and Nanjing Normal University. Those who participated in the writing are all domestic first-class experts. This literary history series has rich and detailed materials, accurate and sufficient narratives. Based on a comprehensive and scientific analysis and evaluation of writers and works, it summarizes the achievements and shortcomings of literary creation, clarifies the historical process of the formation of various literary phenomena and the relationship between their inheritance and development, describes the trajectory of literary development in different periods, and reveals the macro trend of Chinese literary history. This book introduces the literary history of the Tang Dynasty to readers. The first volume is edited by Qiao Xiangzhong and Chen Tiemin, and the second volume is edited by Wu Gengshun and Dong Naibin. It is hereby dedicated to the majority of classical literature research scholars and lovers.

"History of Song Dynasty Literature", compiled by the Institute of Literature of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and edited by Sun Wang and Chang Guowu, is one of the "General History of Chinese Literature Series". The executive editors are Chang Guowu, Liu Naichang, Zhong Ling, and Cao Jiping. The authors include Chang Guowu, Liu Naichang, Zhong Ling, Cao Jiping, Zhou Huiquan, Wang Zhaopeng, Yu Beishan and other academic celebrities. The book is comprehensive in content, rich in material, and fair in evaluation. It explains the basic aspects of the literary history of the Song Dynasty in a relatively comprehensive way. It has been widely praised since its publication.

Gustus Strindberg is the founder of modern Swedish literature and the most outstanding novelist and dramatist in the history of Swedish literature. Although the era in which he lived was more than a century different from today, the Swedish ambassador to China still used the term "amazingly modern and contemporary" to describe the significance of Strindberg's works to today. Because his works repeatedly violated bans, Strindberg also missed out on the Nobel Prize in Literature, but the Royal Swedish Academy of Literature is still facing condemnation from public opinion. Eugene O'Neill, winner of the 1936 Nobel Prize for Literature, publicly confessed: "It was Strindberg's works that first aroused my concept of modern drama."

"Hai Wei Yang" is a bilingual collection of modern poems about the ocean in Chinese and English. The author also writes and translates, paying tribute to the ocean with poetic bilingualism. With distinctive themes and profound connotations, the book explores themes such as ocean, nature, time, journey, love, friendship and destiny through refined and philosophical language. In these poems, the author cleverly incorporates profound thoughts on the philosophy of life, and uses transitive writing techniques to properly handle the relationship between things and myself, so that readers can deeply appreciate the vastness and profundity of life while reading, and feel the infinite possibilities and profound thinking of life.

"Cai Lam Playing in the World Set 4 Volumes": "Coming to the world is to play" is the life-interesting aesthetics of the 80-year-old urchin Cai Lam. "Things in the Heart, Explained by the Tip of the Tongue" is a masterpiece of gourmet healing by the God of Cookery Chua Lam. "Mountains and Rivers Are Not Important, What's Important is Meeting a Confidant" Cai Lan personally taught the art of making friends and recounted interesting stories about his interactions with Jin Yong and other friends. "There is always joy in everything in the world" is the life guide of Cai Lan, a naughty boy in his eighties.

"Self-Crossing in a Lifetime" is the life wisdom written by Zong Pu, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Award, for young people. It selects 36 of the author's most widely circulated articles. She may review her own growth, reminisce about old friends and relatives, record her daily life, or understand the philosophy of life. The complicated world, the joys and sorrows in life, all become calm and serene in her writings, radiating light and warmth, becoming Zong Pu's unique charm. Reading Zong Pu's prose lets us know that we are the ferrymen of our own lives. The real life is to handle sorrows and joys by ourselves, and live this life without being flattered. "What a Hibiscus Flower" is a collection of essays for children by Zong Pu, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize. The book is divided into four volumes. It contains thirty-six articles from the perspectives of objects, scenes, people and narratives, including "Wisteria Waterfall", "Lilac Knot" and other famous articles included in Chinese textbooks and examination questions. Many of Zong Pu's prose are full of childlike innocence, observing life from a child's perspective and presenting the world in a child's eyes, making it an excellent work to assist children in reading and writing and other language learning, understanding life, and cultivating correct values. "Lychees Still Red Every Year" There are hundreds of flowers in spring and a moon in autumn, and cool breezes in summer and snow in winter. If there is nothing to worry about, it is a good time in the world. "Lychees Still Red Every Year" is a heart-warming book written by Xiao Fuxing, winner of the "China Good Book" award, for everyone. It selects 56 classic works, covering six major themes: family, friendship, love, food, travel, and philosophy. It expresses feelings about old friends and relatives, describes the fireworks in the world, and writes the wisdom of life. Sincere and heart-warming, sober and transparent, it can cure your confusion, anxiety and uneasiness. Famous works such as "Lacey Dumplings" and "The Green Creeper" have been selected as Chinese textbooks for universities, middle schools and primary schools. The language is beautiful and touching. Excellent works such as "You Should Go to Far Places When You Are Young" and "Safe News and Reunions of Old Friends" have been widely disseminated on online platforms and warmed thousands of readers. During the three meals and the four seasons, I hope you can sit in the present moment and not be impetuous. When life is ups and downs, I hope you can overcome your sorrows and joys without fear or worry. Even in ordinary and trivial days, you can live your own elegance.

"Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair" is one of Neruda's most famous poetry collections. The poet was not yet 20 years old when this work was published in 1924, but since then Neruda's name has become world-famous along with lines such as "Love is so short, but forgetting is so long" and "I want to do to you what spring does to the cherry tree" in the collection of poems. Throughout the work, the poet narrates his memories of love in sad monologues, and describes his experience of contact with women and nature with almost sensual passion. His desire, passion, loneliness and alienation are revealed between the lines, creating an atmosphere of love where beauty and sadness blend. "A Person's History of Poetry" is divided into two volumes. By combing and corroborating the life experiences and poems of 10 famous poets, including Gu Cheng, Haizi, Yu Jian, Ouyang Jianghe, Xichuan, Zhang Zao, Han Dong, Wang Jiaxin, Bai Hua and Huang Canran, it shows the growth history and spiritual history of a generation of poetry elites. The book is in the form of a long essay and mainly contains the following contents: ① The life and creative experience of 10 famous poets who have emerged in the new era; ② Interpretation and interpretation of hundreds of the most influential and controversial poetry masterpieces since the new era; ③ Through the introduction and sorting out of poets' experiences, creations, literary events, poetry journals, etc., It displays the development process of Chinese poetry since the 1980s from multiple perspectives. "Empty Things" contains more than a hundred of Jia Wei's latest poems, recording the author's life insights and philosophical thinking in recent years. Jia Wei's poems have a sense of intimacy. Her poems do not rely on creating strange intentions and complex emotions, but are based on a candid heart. Jia Wei has her own unique and charming grammar. In her poems, everything in the world appears different from the ordinary appearance in daily life, but it is definitely not annoying. Unlike the traditional method of arranging poems by writing date, Jiawei divided the book into five series with different emotional themes. There are reflections on the present, narratives about desire, distant thoughts, and fireworks in the marketplace. Readers can feel the unique niche in the poet's heart.

This book starts with the relationship between officials in the Ming Dynasty and literary power. On the basis of existing research results, it aims at the existing problems and deficiencies in current research, guided by Bourdieu's field theory, and comprehensively uses a variety of research methods, from the aspects of cultural legitimacy, strategy implementation, literary classics, publishing and communication, and combines mainstream academic research. By taking factors such as the turning point, the Hanlin complex, and the literary tradition of Lang Shu, it deeply reveals the relationship between Lang Shu officials and literary power in the Ming Dynasty and its implications, and systematically examines the trajectory and dynamics of the development and evolution of literature in the Ming Dynasty, so as to enrich the connotation of literary research in the Ming Dynasty, in the hope of providing a relatively new theoretical support and research perspective for the study of ancient literature.

Talk show actor Xiao Jia's first collection of essays contains the words accumulated in the heart of a young boy. When he grows up, he finally reveals everything about the people in his hometown, the hidden pain of youth, the wandering life, and also about how a person can transcend himself and truly be born. He writes about himself with a sensitive heart and humorous tone - the support and love he did not receive from his family, the unstoppable self-doubt, the anger towards the world and the moments of reconciliation with pain; he writes about the people around him - the uneducated but smart and strong peasant woman's second aunt, and the "chivalrous woman" who bravely pursued love across borders. "Friends, grandma and grandpa in his memory, as well as his father's life and their unexpected farewell; he also wrote about the world he saw from life - the undercurrent of power in the county compound, the business world of the building materials market, the foreign ethnic groups in the city's villages, and the stories of southern Fujian between the mountains and the sea. The living people are like mayflies at the bottom of the water. They seem silent, but they are all silently exerting their strength, waiting for the moment when the sky breaks and they jump out of the water.

"How to Learn Ancient Chinese" is a simple and easy-to-understand ancient Chinese study guide and a golden key to learning ancient Chinese. The whole book uses the three major methodologies of problem-finding, comparison, and differentiation as its main lines, and systematically analyzes the creative features and artistic gains and losses of classics from the Spring and Autumn Period, "Historical Records", "Hanshu" to the Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties, and the Tongcheng School. The author creatively uses the "Six Views" theory in Liu Xie's "The Literary Mind and the Carving of Dragons" to transform the difficult way of appreciating ancient Chinese literature into an operable learning path, leading you to master the core essence of ancient Chinese reading from the outside to the inside. The brand new edition is well edited and equipped with more than 20 fine illustrations, rich in pictures and text, and elegantly bound.

Professor Cai Zongqi, a well-known scholar in the field of Sinology in the United States, has accumulated 40 years of research and 30 years of teaching experience to publish the popular work "Why Tang Poetry Is What It Is", which condenses a lifetime of skills. The book selects 72 classic Tang poems, conducts comparative analysis of the three genres of rhymed poetry, quatrains, and ancient poetry, and systematically explains the formal characteristics and artistic characteristics of different poetry styles. It innovatively divides poetry into 13 theme categories, and clearly presents the unique skills of famous poets in handling themes through comparative interpretation of works with the same theme. It uses modern linguistic analysis methods to conduct layer-by-layer analysis from calligraphy, syntax, and composition to reveal the inner texture of "why" each poem is good and the artistic rules of poetry creation. The author uses his profound knowledge of cross-cultural poetics to break the limitations of traditional appreciation of "poems based on poems", which can be regarded as another example of contemporary appreciation of Tang poetry.

"Red Star Shines on China" is a reportage written by American journalist Edgar Snow based on his interviews in the Yan'an Soviet Area. It is also the first documentary literature to report the activities of the Chinese Communist Party to the world. It has been a best-seller around the world since its publication. In June 1936, through the introduction of progressive figures such as Soong Ching Ling and Lu Xun, and with the help of the underground party of the Communist Party of China, Snow passed through numerous blockades and arrived in "Red China" in northern Shaanxi. Here he witnessed with his own eyes one of the few miracles in the practice of idealism in history: the successful Long March of the Red Army under the leadership of the Communist Party of China and the opening of the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Revolutionary Base Area. In the next more than 100 days, Snow traveled to Ansai, Baoan and other counties and towns, interviewed hundreds of Red Army generals and soldiers including Mao Zedong, Zhou Enlai, Peng Dehuai, and used his own eyes and writing to record the legendary stories of this group of people who had experienced 25,000 miles of hardships: how they lived, how they fought, and how they rose up as a red force on the Loess Plateau, created a new world, and became the "light of hope" shining on ancient China. The main body of this book consists of twelve chapters, which mainly describe the fighting, study and life of the leaders of the Communist Party of China, Red Army generals, soldiers, farmers, herdsmen, workers, Communist Youth League members and Young Pioneers in the Soviet Area. The most important contents are Chapter 4 "The Origin of a Communist Party Member" and Chapter 5 "The Long March". "The Origin of a Communist" is Comrade Mao Zedong's only autobiography that was personally revised and narrated in the first person. It truly demonstrates the ideals, beliefs and magnanimity of the Chinese Communists. "The Long March" tells the entire process from the Red Army's failure in the fifth counter-encirclement and suppression campaign to the Red Army's victory in the Long March, including breaking through the four blockades, flying to seize the Luding Bridge, and crossing the snow-capped mountains and grasslands. It is not only the core of the entire work, but also the most exciting chapter in the history of the Chinese revolution. The author Snow uses a unique line drawing technique to vividly restore those passionate years for today's readers: from the heroic spirit of the leader to the simple faith of the soldiers, from the barren desolation of the Loess Plateau to the prosperity of the spiritual world of the revolutionaries. The book also predicts the turning point of China's destiny and the victory of the Communist Party twenty years in advance. This book is based on the 1968 English supplemented and revised edition of "Red Star Shines on China" as the translation base. For some obvious historical errors in the original work, corrections and supplementary annotations are also made with reference to relevant historical materials.

This book brings together Mr. Feng Qiyong's research and creation of red studies from 1968 to 2015. Through the form of poetry creation, it records the major events and important discoveries in the study of red studies over the past decades. These works are either excerpted from Mr. Feng's diary, or composed by Mr. Feng and his friends. The poems are all chronologically organized by year and month, and are signed with the date of creation. Some of the poems are accompanied by concise annotations.

In 1956, 24-year-old Kapuszczynski became a journalist in socialist Poland. A year later, he was "accidentally" sent to India, the first stop of his decades-long overseas career, where he would discover his life's mission - to travel to remote corners rarely visited, to understand and describe the diversity of the world from there, and to find universal truths among the diverse phenomena. During his more than forty years of smoke-filled and ups and downs around the world, Kapusicinski's eternal travel companion was a copy of Herodotus' "History". Two thousand five hundred years ago, the ancient Greek writer known as the "Father of History" traveled around the known world, describing the diversity of its tribes and nations, and recording their wars and peace. Kapuschczynski regarded Herodotus as a great pioneer and mentor, and considered him the world's first journalist and globalist. From China to Iran, Nigeria to Congo, Angola to Armenia, Herodotus taught the young journalist to discover stories in unlikely places and make sense of the increasingly globalized modern world in which he lived. In this book, Kapusicinski relives his experience of breaking through the Iron Curtain and going out into the world, and tells his journey of awakening to foreign lands and others. This book is the memories of two fearless travelers who crossed time and space and traveled across the world. It is also an extraordinary chronicle that connects the East and the West: the global undercurrents that the author personally experienced and recorded have shaped human history in the past century are still surging today.

This book is a series of essays published by the author in Wenhui PEN in recent years. These proses start from one flower, one thing, one mountain and one river, and are divided into four categories: flowers and trees (such as lotus, hibiscus, wisteria, orchid), animals (cicadas, frogs, etc.), Travel notes (Taishan, Lushan, Shizhongshan, etc.), Friendships (with Lu Yanshao, Xie Zhiliu, Chen Peiqiu, etc.). The author combines his own With his life experience, he combines these flowers, trees, plants, and landscapes with images from Confucian classics, poems and paintings of past dynasties, and analyzes the aesthetic charm of natural objects in poems and paintings in a profound and simple way. It also contains in-depth thoughts on life, ancient sages, scholarship, and entertainment. This book integrates knowledge and readability. It is a popular humanities book that is both professionally in-depth and suitable for public reading.

This book is the latest collection of stories by Qiu Bing, the founder of "Angels Look at Hometown". It tells the story of the joys and sorrows of ordinary people in the great era. It is an exploration of the meaning of life and an affectionate confession of tolerance and compassion. Zhang Yimin was a captain. He was over sixty years old and suffered from lung cancer. He did not have much time left. After his enemy Ma Ye learned that he was ill, he spent 1 million in cash to treat his illness without hesitation; Qiu Bing's father was a policeman who was orthodox, revolutionary, frugal, and did not know how to adapt. Even though his father is over 90 years old and aging day by day, he is still as tall as a mountain in the eyes of the author; Lao He is his father's colleague, known as He Leifeng. As his name suggests, he is enthusiastic, sincere, brave, and helpful. One day in 2022, the 76-year-old Lao He unfortunately fell to his death from the seventh floor where he lived; the old leader suffered from the disease Alzheimer's disease, the author recalled every moment of getting along with him during the glorious days of the newspaper industry, and the road he walked with him... The captain, policeman, father, old leader, friend, sister, Qiu Bing wrote that they all lived a small and ordinary life. They faced the changes of the times sadly and helplessly, and they also suffered from sadness and collapse in the face of birth, old age, illness and death. But the personal dignity, loyalty, bloodiness and resilience, tolerance and compassion that are faintly reflected in them are the heroism of this era that can touch people's hearts.