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"My Zhiyin Routine" contains more than 40 documentary features collected and written by Mr. Zhou Guangshu during his work at "Zhiyin". It is divided into six parts: "Editorial Story", "Characters' Spring and Autumn Period", "Human World", "True Love in the World", "Blue Shield Report" and "Morning Surprise". Each part is preceded by an "Editor's Note", which vividly records the interview process and writing experience of the manuscript. If you don't like virtual, this is just for you.

The beauty of Xinjiang lies not only in its vast grasslands, majestic mountains, vast deserts, boundless Gobi, dense forests, rushing rivers, flowers and rich oases, but also in its many kinds of mysterious and beautiful wild animals, including many endangered wild animals. Between these mysterious wild animals and the people who love them, magical and beautiful legends and stories have been born. You can find, read, feel and taste them in this book...

This is a collection of selected works by Bingxin Award-winning writers, including more than 60 short novels and essays by the author Li Guoxin. The short novels give people the feeling that a small place has a unique cave, with twists and turns, and winding paths leading to secluded places. His works have profound conceptions, ingenious conceptions, vivid characters, strange endings, vivid plots and exquisite language. The essays are all about family, friendship and the world. They include nostalgia for the relatives around them, reminiscences and gratitude for the friendship of friends, recollections of interesting things in childhood, and understanding of the warmth and warmth of the world. The words are filled with the author's affection and love from the depths of his heart, without any trace of deliberate carving.

This is a collection of literary criticism essays. The author Li Shidong has been engaged in the editing and publishing of literary books and journals for a long time. He is an eyewitness and important promoter of contemporary Chinese literary creation activities. The articles collected in this book are based on the literary publishing scene. They include exclusive interpretations of important literary works (such as Liang Xiaosheng's "The World", Liu Zhenyun's "The Recruit Company", Mo Yan's "Transparent Carrot"), in-depth analysis of the creative situations of important writers, as well as factual displays of important literary statements and careful observations of contemporary literary creation trends. The whole book shows the publishing scene, literary insights and cultural imprints from three dimensions: scene, topic and imprint. It is the author's thinking and summary of his journey from publishing to literature over the past 30 years.

This work shows the social style and historical customs of old Wuhan in the 1960s and 1970s through a brief description of the life of an extremely ordinary alley in Hankou - Ancient Sanhuang Street.

This book takes as the research object the method, characteristics, content and significance of the "Novelist Category" academic criticism in the "Sikuquanshu General Catalog". From the aspects of traditional bibliographic thought and the political and religious intentions of the Qing Dynasty, based on the theory of document value distinction and bibliographic control, we analyze the compilation situation, ideological form, knowledge pedigree, operating mechanism and value destination of the "novelist category" academic criticism in the "Sikuquanshu General Catalog", and explore the reading history value and historical significance of the "novelist category" academic criticism in the "Sikuquanshu General Catalog".

This book records in detail many authors and works that won the Nobel Prize for Literature. After carefully studying each work, the author uses the classic original text combined with analysis and appreciation techniques to perfectly present the content of the original work in a short space. Each award-winning work also describes the reasons for the award, comments from famous experts, the author's life story, etc., So that readers can gain a comprehensive and detailed understanding of the award-winning author and his works.

This book is Ge Fei's interpretation of the classic "Jin Ping Mei". The book is divided into three volumes. Volume 1, "Economy and Law" and Volume 2, "Ideology and Morality" connect the social history and intellectual history of the Ming Dynasty, and place "Jin Ping Mei" in the context of global social transformation and cultural change in the 16th century for detailed examination; Volume 3, "Rhetorical Examples", carefully reads the text of "Jin Ping Mei" in the form of delicate and vivid essays and examples, and appreciates the wonderful rhetoric of its articles. The title of the book "Herons Hidden in the Snow" is taken from the poem "The Herons Hidden in the Snow", "The egrets hidden in the snow are seen when they fly, and the parrot's language can only be understood when they are hidden in the willows", which refers to the profound and subtle human world and historical and cultural information in "The Plum in the Jin Ping".

"Allowing Love to Disappear" is a collection of literary research and appreciation works. It uses the female images in more than ten works such as "Madame Bovary", "Notre Dame de Paris" and "Pride and Prejudice" as cases to explore the proper view of love in this era. Some people are in love and fantasize about "the domineering president falling in love with me"; some people are humble and patient and love the other person unconditionally; some people compromise and "lower into the dust". This one-way relationship creates the pain and suffering in love. Du Sujuan used classic characters in literary history such as Jane Eyre, Emma, ​​and Scarlett as carriers to explore the concept of love in this era. Love is not necessary and the only measure of the value of life. Women in this era cannot love someone while kneeling. In the face of love, you can allow it to disappear, so that you can maintain your boundaries and bottom line.

This book is one of the "Image Workshop" series of Jinan University. It compiles and selects 22 outstanding graduation works participated by graduate students and some undergraduates majoring in radio and television art at Jinan University in the past two years. Each work includes work information, recommendations, work explanations and creative manuscripts. There are both grand narratives and major themes that reflect the feelings of family and country, as well as micro works that tell the dreams, emotions and life stories of ordinary people and even people with disabilities. They are full of love for home, society and life, reflecting the in-depth observation and thinking of outstanding students on certain aspects of contemporary Chinese society, and showing the strong sense of responsibility of today's younger generation of students for national development and social progress. In addition, these outstanding graduation works, from theory to practice, can provide cases with reference significance and reference value for subsequent students' creations.

This book mainly focuses on the study of Six Dynasties studies in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, including the study of the historical culture and academic culture of the Six Dynasties during this period, with a special focus on the study of Six Dynasties literature. Based on the academic perspective of "modernity", starting from the pioneering research on modern Six Dynasties studies by Zhang Taiyan, Liu Shipei and others, it gradually displays the research achievements of Six Dynasties Studies from the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China until the founding of the People's Republic of China. For the convenience and completeness of writing, this book adopts a vertical and horizontal research method. On the one hand, the theme discussion is used as the outline, and on the other hand, the discussion of the same theme is slightly chronological. It not only discusses the academic historical achievements of the scholars who studied Six Dynasties Studies, but also provides an overall grasp of the theme research of Six Dynasties Studies.

This book takes the writers' collections as the starting point. By sorting out and analyzing the collections of Hu Shi, Lu Xun, Yu Dafu, Zhu Ziqing, Ba Jin, Zhang Tianyi, and Sun Li, it studies their personalities, attitudes toward collecting books, aesthetic tastes, literary creations, cultural visions, and literary interactions. It examines where the writers' artistic ideas come from, and hopes to present the writers' knowledge structure and ideological pedigree.

In 1958, Jinan University was reestablished in Guangzhou. In that special era, the first class of the Chinese Department, the class of 1958, was a generation that inherited the past and forged ahead with the future. They experienced the "Great Leap Forward", the Great Steel Smelting, the "Three Difficult Periods", etc., Witnessed the development of New China, and closely connected their own destiny and ideals with the destiny of the country. This book is a group memoir of the students of the class of 1958, with a large volume and diverse writing styles. The content of the book is both a personal narrative and a collective memory, showing the important events of this group's study and life under a special historical background, as well as the stormy life after entering society. It includes the author's personal experience, as well as the people and things he has seen and heard. It is a recollection of the unforgettable green years. These vivid memories constitute a significant chapter in the history of the Chinese Department of Jinan University and are an indispensable part of the history of Jinan University. Through their writings, they have left spiritual and historical wealth for Jinan University. They will inspire generations of Jinan people to be brave in pioneering and enterprising, and continue to compose the glorious music of Jinan University with youthful vitality and down-to-earth steps. The language of the manuscript is simple and full of affection. It focuses on praising the friendship between teachers and students, classmates, and the impact of this period of school life on personal social experience. Although it focuses on children, every smile and tear confirms the big era, and has unique commemorative significance and historical value.

This is a story class training system specially developed for local creators. In the practice of front-line screenwriting and writing teaching for many years, teacher Liu Liduo is well versed in the rules and needs of China's story industry, as well as the bottlenecks and confusions of domestic creators. Through this book, she aims to use the insights of insiders to draw novices into the story gate and push it to the public consumers. This set of quite hard-core courses will "straight to the heart" like Zen, pulling ordinary people into the door of stories in one fell swoop - 7 main courses are linked together, and original story creation plans that adapt to Chinese people's thinking are proposed; 14 assignments surround the main course, like meticulous needlework With your feet, you sew the theory into the end of your pen. As long as you complete it carefully, you will be able to witness the birth of the first story in your life. In addition, there are a large number of practical materials such as book lists, questionnaires, tips, etc. To help you find your style, find your positioning, determine your track, and plan a writing path with clear prospects. All of this will help you create a story that excites the market-maybe it's the next talked-about story IP!

This is a work of literary theory. Taking twenty classic literary works as examples, the author leads readers from BC epics to contemporary novels, revealing the amazing innovations that make classics classics: How does Homer's "Iliad" inspire readers with courage during the reading process? How did Shakespeare, who was deeply grieved by the loss of his son, use "Hamlet" to create a new healing model and help the audience overcome the nightmare of avoidance and guilt? The author attempts to explain through this book that the invention of literature can trigger readers' new thinking patterns, and also provides corresponding reading suggestions based on different themes. Young readers can learn about the author's latest research results from this book, which has certain publication value.

Life is like a journey against the odds, but fortunately I have Dongpo by my side. Su Dongpo's poems describe life's circumstances, and Su Dongpo's spirit illuminates current life. Almost every Chinese will encounter Su Dongpo at different stages of life. When I was young, I read "Poetry and wine while enjoying my youth"; when I was troubled and confused, I read "This is my hometown"; when I was proud of the spring breeze, I realized that "the taste of the world is pure joy"; when I looked back in my old age, I sighed "the mist of Lushan and the tide of Zhejiang".

This book is a documentary work that combines elements of crime, celebrity scandals, and in-depth investigative reporting. In April 2016, Paul Pringle, a senior investigative reporter at the Los Angeles Times, received inside information about a drug overdose involving Carmen Priafito, dean of the University of Southern California School of Medicine. In the subsequent investigation, Pringle encountered unprecedented obstacles - no one accepted his interview, the police did not provide any substantive information, Priafito and the University of Southern California always responded with silence, and the cowardly newspaper executives have colluded with the powerful, doing everything possible to obstruct his investigation, and even blocked his reports. Faced with the corruption and crime radiated from the powerful protection network, Pringle and his colleagues stepped forward, despite numerous obstacles, peeling off the cocoons, conducting in-depth investigations and tracking, breaking through the silence and lies of the "official protection" of the Los Angeles authorities, the University of Southern California and the newspaper's top brass, and challenging the seemingly unshakable wall of power.

As a gift for Professor Zhan Bohui's 90th birthday in 2021, this book will be released at the same time as the first Zhan Bohui Linguistics Award Ceremony, which is of great significance. This book selects more weighty and influential articles written by outsiders, plus the chronology of Professor Zhan Bohui, the catalog of Professor Zhan Bohui's writings, and the awards received by Professor Zhan Bohui. It records in detail the academic activities and main contributions of Professor Zhan Bohui in recent years. It is a summary of his academic contributions and a vivid example of promoting noble ethics and teaching style.

The author of this book is a film reporter for Guangzhou Daily. Through vivid writing, he has compiled his film observations, thoughts, experiences and stories in the past ten years into a volume. The book is divided into five parts: Cannes memories, film festival clips, close encounters with filmmakers, industry observations, and random thoughts. It uses the author's experiences, stories, and insights from interviews at the Cannes International Film Festival many times as the main content to tell the story of the author and the film. For example, in the "Cannes Memories", there is the world premiere of "The Sons and Daughters", and the audience stood up and applauded for 5 minutes; when watching "The Return", the French audience was moved to tears; and the 71st Cannes International Film Festival was praised as a veritable "Chinese New Year" of national pride. There is also "I Watch Cantonese Opera Movies at the Venice International Film Festival" in the "Film Festival Highlights", which includes Guangdong films that made a stunning appearance in Europe, the city of documentaries and the people who make documentaries. There are also those people in "Filmmakers Close" who work hard and seriously contribute to Chinese films.

By capturing fragments of past life, the author records every detail of his life in the past ten years, narrates his views on things seen in daily life, and shows his attitude towards life. Some chapters in the book also explain and explain dialects and sayings, expressing his views on literary criticism and reading of original texts. The author's personal leisurely interests are revealed between the lines.

"Creating the Self: The Literary Choices of People Born in the 1970s" is a new review book by Yue Wen, a doctor of literature. This book carefully reads 10 writers and their representative works, disassembles the texts one by one, dives into the sea of ​​literature, captures the miraculous moment of the intersection of light and darkness, and explores how writers born in the 1970s floated from the "self" of literature to the other side of the story, thereby completing the understanding of disappearance and eternity, characters and times.

"Qing Huan Smile: Selected Works" is the third poetry collection published by Shi Shui Han Collection. It is a collection of poetry that is both literary and ideological. The collection of poems includes nearly 300 modern poems and ancient poems written by him in recent years. The book is divided into two major chapters: "Modern Poetry" and "Ancient Poetry". It captures the subtle touches in life from multiple perspectives, including detailed observations of natural vegetation and human fireworks, as well as in-depth questions about the passage of time and the philosophy of life. The modern poetry chapter focuses on modern life experience, outlines the silhouette of the times in concise and concise language, and conveys the intertwining of emotions with imagery expression. The poetry style is free and flexible, both pioneering and lyrical, showing the emotional folds and spiritual monologues of urbanites in the fast-paced life. The ancient poetry chapters continue the traditional poetry rhythm, incorporate the core of modern emotions, and use classical imagery to carry modern sorrow, achieving an innovative inheritance of ancient poetry.

This book takes ancient classical Chinese novels as the research scope, and takes writings in troubled times as the center of interpretation. Starting from a macro perspective that combines history, culture, and literature, this book conducts systematic, organized, and comprehensive research on many classical Chinese novels in the past dynasties around the historical phenomenon of "troubled times". It not only comprehensively sorts out the overall appearance of troubled times. , It also reveals the social factors that caused human tragedies, and explores people's life desires and survival ideals in troubled times, and extracts the theme connotation, artistic expression characteristics and literary value of ancient novels written in troubled times, so that the basic content and spiritual connotation of ancient novels written in troubled times can be fully explained and rigorously demonstrated.

In 1914, Huang Kan brought "Literary Mind and Carving of Dragons" as a subject to the university lecture hall, marking the birth of "Dragonology" in the modern sense; and the lecture notes he wrote for his lectures, "Notes on Literary Mind and Carving of Dragons," became the foundation of modern "Dragonology" research. "Notes" transcends traditional annotations and comments and creates a research method that combines text collation, data verification and theoretical elaboration, giving people a new perspective, "thus enabling the academic and ideological circles to make revolutionary adjustments to the practical value and research angle of "Wen Xin Diao Long"." "Notes" focuses on the interpretation of the main themes of thirty-one articles. Because Huang has profound academic background and considerable creative experience, his exploration of the main themes has been fruitful. It has been particularly enlightening for the study of modern literary theory of "Wen Xin Diao Long". It is still an essential reference book for the study of "Wen Xin Diao Long". This book conducts a comprehensive, in-depth and systematic study of the "Notes" and discusses the interactive and symbiotic relationship between Huang Kan and his "Notes" and the academic history of China in the 20th century, especially the history of "Longxue".

As one of the most widely circulated folk love stories in my country, the legend of Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai has a wide-ranging influence and is deeply loved by people of all ethnic groups. Almost all art forms have created popular works on this theme. In the study of Butterfly Lovers culture, the research on the legend, place and time of its origin, and the origin and development of the story have always been the focus of academic circles, but there is still no conclusion yet. This book focuses on these issues, starting from many aspects such as handed down documents (local chronicles, poetry collections, literati's notes, etc.), Folklore and related cultural sites, and comprehensively considering all aspects of the legend of the Liang Zhu.

This book tells the story of the friendship between Picasso and Cocteau throughout the twentieth century in ten chapters. These two creative artists have very different personalities: Picasso is a talented painter who is accustomed to keeping silent, while Cocteau is a writer, poet and film director who loves social life. During the First World War, the two met during the great changes that shook Europe, and began a close friendship that lasted for fifty years.

A spiritual portrait of a literary youth at the turn of the century, a pure will in wandering and love. From a small grassland town by the flowing river to a song and dance troupe in Xining, the provincial capital, from an advertising model in Guangzhou to a avant-garde musician in Beijing, Zhang Qianqian carried her violin and followed the guidance of her creative desires at the turn of the century across the land of China, recording the majestic cultural energy and spiritual fluctuations of the changing times in her songs, paintings, and words.

12 real cases of children who were tired of studying, 200,000 words of interview records show the secret voices of teenagers! The author Chen Yu has been deeply involved in adolescent psychology for more than ten years: she has been interviewed by many authoritative media such as CCTV Children's on adolescent psychological issues. He found that the sentiment of being tired of studying was spreading rapidly among the students, escalating and gradually turning into action, that is, refusing to go to school. Teacher Chen Yu knocked on the door of children's hearts and listened to their parents' growth stories about their struggles with being tired of learning. "I was bullied on campus again, and I didn't even dare to go to school..." "I asked my parents to see a psychiatrist, but in the end I was arrested and sent to a 'reform institution'..." "From checking my phone until 3 a. M. To taking the initiative to study after returning to school, what changed me?" Some children have just become tired of studying, some are dropping out of school because of being tired of studying, and some have gotten rid of their tiredness and successfully returned to school. Their mental journeys are the best way for parents to understand their children. See how children get out of the dilemma of being tired of studying step by step!

When in love, people become Romeo and Juliet; when in hesitation, people question survival or destruction. From the collapse of royal power to the noise of the market, from the whispers of love to the struggle for power - all emotions resonate in Shakespeare's writings. Power, desire, love, justice and fantasy, five eternal propositions, are staged in the theater of the book. "Hamlet", "Macbeth", "Romeo and Juliet", "The Merchant of Venice" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream" are five drama monuments spanning four hundred years, covering tragedies, dramas and comedies. They depict the purest humanity and are still radiating bright light in the long river of human civilization.

"One Hundred Words of Tang Poetry" is an excellent work on the research and appreciation of Tang poetry created by Mr. Shi Zhecun in his later years. Mr. Shi also won the "Outstanding Contribution Award" of the Shanghai Literature and Art Award for the academic achievements and widespread influence of this book. Since its publication, "One Hundred Words of Tang Poems" has been highly praised by academic circles at home and abroad and warmly praised by readers. Yale University and other prestigious universities in the United States have also used this book as a teaching material for Chinese studies courses. Shi Zhecun combines decades of painstaking exploration of Chinese classical poetry into one book with rigorous textual research and comparative literary research methods. In particular, he does not follow the predecessors' perspective in selecting and describing poems. It not only provides a macroscopic overview of the history of poetry, but also analyzes and clarifies the evolution of poetic styles, as well as a poetic appreciation. The text in the book is elegant, lucid and clear, with the magnanimous attitude of connecting ancient and modern times at home and abroad. It is unique and innovative in the study of Tang poetry. The book is divided into four parts: Poetry Talk of the Early Tang Dynasty, Poetry Talk of the High Tang Dynasty, Poetry Talk of the Middle Tang Dynasty, and Poetry Talk of the Late Tang Dynasty. There are 100 articles in the book, and there are 9 articles by Shi Zhecun on the study of Tang poetry in the appendix. The book combines the explanation of Tang poetry and the special topic, combining the explanation of Tang poetry with the introduction of Tang poetry creation methods and historical knowledge. There is no shortage of research in the analysis, which clarifies many difficult problems about Tang poetry that have been controversial in history. The poems include single appreciation of quatrains, seven rhymes, and Yuefu, as well as thematic analysis of several poems combined. The special topics include an introduction to the author of Tang poetry and an exploration of the stylistic issues of Tang poetry. The book is insightful, well-substantiated, and full of character, and is known as an "Encyclopedia of Tang Poems."

"What I Want in Life Is But Love and Freedom" contains prose works by eight literary masters: Lao She, Hu Shi, Zhou Shuren, Lu Xun, Xu Zhimo, Lin Huiyin, Xiao Hong, and Zhu Ziqing. In the book, the writers talk about family love, friendship, long-lost hometown, lost time, human vegetation, etc. In these words, we can feel their pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty, and their love for life.

This book selects more than 100 ancient poems and tells the development process of ancient poems by translating and commenting on classic works. It covers classics such as the Book of Songs, Songs of Chu, Nineteen Ancient Poems, Jian'an Literature, Tao Yuanming's Poems, etc. The style includes the original text of the classics, annotations, translations and appreciation. The ancient poetry translation section includes both accurate interpretations of the original meaning of the original works and beautifully translated new poetry works. In the appreciation part, the author has devoted many years of academic research and explains the profound things in simple terms, pointing out the deep mysteries of the original work to readers. The author revised and compiled it based on the original work 25 years ago, filling the gap in the reading and publishing of pre-Tang Dynasty ancient poems in China. One book can read all the classics of ancient poetry and is a cherished pillow book for poetry lovers.

"Yuedu Classics Vernacular Edition" selects ancient Chinese classics. The selected works have largely removed the classical Chinese color, while maintaining the integrity of the original structure. Annotations are added, which are more independent and detailed than ordinary annotations. It has the characteristics of "expanding reading of knowledge points". The entire series of books modernizes and popularizes classic works, making it understandable and easy for the public readers. "The Chronicles of the Kingdoms of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty" was compiled by Feng Menglong of the Ming Dynasty. It takes the feudal princes' struggle for hegemony as the main line during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and tells the history of more than 500 years from the end of the Western Zhou Dynasty to the unification of the six countries by the Qin Dynasty. The whole book interprets the rise and fall of overlords such as Duke Huan of Qi and Duke Wen of Jin, shows major events such as Shang Yang's reform and Jing Ke's assassination of Qin, and vividly depicts the power struggles and social changes of various countries. It has both historical depth and literary interest. It is a model of ancient historical romance.

In 2011, Anne Ernault was interviewed by female documentary director Michelle Porte at Serge's home, where she writes daily. No writer better fits the premise of this interview than Ernault: the place where we grow up and live is the real-life context in which writing takes root. In this interview, Ernault discusses the connection between her life and writing, the birth of her desire to write, and the social, political, and mythological significance she attributes to her writing. How to look at life from a writer's perspective? Why are there works of this style? Why must we write about life? What does literature mean? Through the author's own answers to these questions in the book, readers can have a more comprehensive and in-depth understanding of her works.

The long documentary "Fire of Fire - Before and after the establishment of the Communist Party of China in Shanghai" closely focuses on the time before and after the establishment of the Communist Party of China in Shanghai. It writes the complicated history from details and vivid character stories, indicating that a great and epoch-making era is about to come. The Communist Party of China is the product of the combination of Marxism and the Chinese workers' movement, and the product of the practice of sinicizing Marxism. It was after the establishment of the Communist Party of China in Shanghai that the Communist Party of China was able to truly embark on the path of practical exploration of the Sinicization of Marxism. The main work of the initiating group is to promote Marxism and help establish communist parties and socialist youth league organizations across the country, guide the development of worker organizations, and contact early communist organizations in Beijing, Wuhan, Jinan, Changsha, Guangzhou and other places. In essence, after the Communist Party of China was founded in Shanghai, it became the center for creating a unified proletarian party across the country.

"I put some hard, heavy, and even violent things into literature. They are related to life situations, to the language of the world I lived in before I was eighteen years old, and to a world of workers and farmers. They are always real things. I think, in my Writing was the best thing I could do under the circumstances, as a class-spanner, as a political act and as a gift." For nearly a year, the writer Frédéric-Yves Genet peppered Anne Hernault with questions. In these responses, the author strives to provide an account of her writing practice that began thirty years ago, describing her working methods and explaining the "purpose" of her texts. This book is well worth reading and moving because it rejects fiction and does a rigorous, progressive work on lived experience. This book helps ordinary readers understand Erno's own experience and writing characteristics, and is also an important reference for literary researchers.

Anne Ernault and her lover Mark Marley took 14 messy photos of the two of them after clouds and rain, and then recorded the visible and invisible things in words. Around the time these photos were taken, Ernault suffered from breast cancer. Breasts with tumors, a large amount of hair falling out, and diseased bodies damaged by anti-cancer drugs, this writer who writes about his life based on his own experiences transferred his mutilated body into photos. Material things become the only evidence of love, death, desire, and loss.

"I Can't Get Out of My Dark Night" is a diary of a visit during an illness and a meditation on aging, death and the relationship between mother and daughter. It chronicles Anne Ernault's ultimately futile attempts to help her mother recover from Alzheimer's disease, and the guilt, fear, frustration and reconciliation she felt during the caregiving process. "I can't get out of my dark night" were the last words written by the author's mother. In the moment when there was only "dark night", Ernault did not leave his mother with dementia and insisted on writing in pain. This book is the story of the author and his own mother, as well as the story of all daughters and mothers, as well as the story of people who are aging and dying.

"Always have a book by your side" Ryuichi Sakamoto's personal reading list. Reading is a farewell that travels through time. Let us reunite with Ryuichi Sakamoto through reading in this book. He is a man who loves books. In 2017, he built "Sakamoto Books". Now, Sakamoto Ryuichi's private library is open to the public in the form of text for the first time. In this book, Ryuichi Sakamoto selected 36 of his favorite works from his personal library to share with readers his reading experience, his past with the author, and his reading taste. The book includes Natsume Seseki, Derrida, Cartier-Bresson, Tarkovsky, Ozu Yasujiro, Kurosawa Akira, Oshima Nagisa, Hatada Santo, etc. Specially included is an exclusive interview with Ryuichi Sakamoto - "Sakamoto Books in 2023" where readers can read that Ryuichi Sakamoto talked about the 10 books he was reading before his death, as well as his thoughts on life and reading. This book is Sakamoto Ryuichi's last published work. Through the text, you can travel to Sakamoto Ryuichi's personal library!

A book of courage for couples! The story of the first time a Chinese flew around the world on a domestically produced aircraft. Some things are worth doing with your life! This book is the story of Zhang Xinyu and Liang Hong, a "couple" couple. They saw, heard, and thought while flying around the world. It is also the return of the couple after fifteen years of traveling. It uses the most unpretentious words to let us see a different life and vision. The book contains nearly a hundred exquisite photos taken by the two authors during their flight around the world. This book records anecdotes including the two people learning to operate an airplane; preparations before flying around the world; and a series of adventure stories about flying to North America, South America, the Atlantic Ocean, Asia and other regions. The articles are all true feelings of the two authors. Some articles are thrilling, and some are deeply touching. The writing style, humor, authenticity and simplicity make readers unable to put it down once they start reading. In addition, the article also records the customs, customs and natural scenery of various countries and regions. Four continents, three oceans, four crossings of the equator, and a flight of 60,000 kilometers. As a couple, use your warm temperament to collide with this tough world!

This is a collection of prose essays: 17 women who could not love, 17 beautiful and sad lives, they are hidden, voiceless, and a mystery in the dust of history... On the edge of love and pain, they make a living and seek love!

The collection of essays "The Fox Has Nine Thoughts" focuses on 97 species of birds, beasts, fish and birds in Xinjiang. These animals live in the snowy mountains, deserts, grasslands, wetlands, forests, mountains, lakes and rivers in the border areas. Due to the unique location, there are many little-known stories and legends. The animals blend with nature and coexist with herdsmen, deriving their own survival philosophies and giving people shocking life revelations. The animals covered in this book are mostly endemic to the frontier, including wolves, eagles, camels, horses, yellow sheep, five-headed black sheep, big-headed fish, vultures, rabbits, fragrant deer, prairie tortoises, Tarim rabbits, white-headed hard-tailed ducks, Ili pikas, alpacas, Goose-throated antelope, saiga antelope, blue sheep, long-eared jerboa, meridian gerbil, muskrat, sable, mink, rabbit cat, lynx, golden eagle, Tarim rock lizard, Turpan sand tiger, tiger weasel, black stork, white-tailed chick, great bustard, houbara bustard and so on. While recording their habits, they create a series of unique animal images and animal temperaments, presenting the animals' life experiences in daily life and changes, adhering to or evolving, leaving behind the legends of the frontier written by them and the earth. The animals and the herdsmen who still follow the nomadic life form a living relationship of mutual influence and interdependence of life and death. This book contains many proverbs of the herdsmen and hunters, from which we can see the continuation of the nomadic civilization over time.

Nobel Prize winner Camus' masterpiece drama, "The Stranger" and "Happy Death" are newly translated by translator Zhang Yiqiao. After Caligula's lover died, he disappeared for three days. When he came back, his temperament changed drastically, and he suddenly claimed that he had discovered the truth, that is, "people are mortal, and they are not happy." Faced with this unchangeable fate, Caligula wanted to achieve the "impossible". He wanted to hold the moon in his hand, mix the sky into the sea, confuse beauty and ugliness, and make the suffering people laugh. He wants to give this century the gift of equality for all living beings. Until the impossible finally covers the earth, and in the end, no one dies and they will all be happy. In order to realize all this, a great trial begins. Caligula pushes the emperor's power to the limit, and everything in the world is waiting to be transformed...

In addition to epistolary prose, "Letters of Zhou Zuoren" also contains seventy-seven published private letters, all of which are leisurely and natural expressions and reflect Zhou Zuoren's interests and hobbies at that time: writing, searching for books, collecting stamps, talking about dreams, having dinner parties, drinking, admiring the moon, looking at flowers, engraving, making paper, etc. Through these, you can see the author's life, which is very interesting.

"Collection of Medicinal Flavors" contains more than 20 classic prose works by Mr. Zhou Zuoren. Most of his articles describe ordinary fragments of life. The lines are full of tranquility and tranquility, but they can penetrate people's hearts. They often fascinate readers with just a few words. Zhou Zuoren in "The Collection of Medicinal Flavors" is a person who understands life. The plants, trees, flying insects, rain and dew in his works are full of aura, distant but not distorted. Through "Collection of Medicinal Flavors", he opened a window for the world. Through that window, we can still see the original state of the ancient market and the style of the times.

"Art and Life" is a long collection of essays among all Zhou Zuoren's works, which establishes his humanitarian ideological tone. In "Art and Life", Zhou Zuoren discusses the relationship between literature and life from the perspective of a thinker. His focus is no longer limited to thinking about literature itself, but also involves the impact of women, children, and exotic folk literature on real life. It can be said that "Art and Life" is not only one of the foundation works of "New Literature", but also an important material for studying New Literature and Zhou Zuoren's thoughts.

"Yongri Collection" contains forty-seven essays by Zhou Zuoren, which is the "Fourth Little Book of Kuyuzhai". It is the author's continuation or in-depth thinking on the two themes of literature and current affairs, showing the beauty of articles, thoughts and depth. "Whoever wants to go up, lean on the hand and neck, and cut off the dead man's fist for me!" - This is the witch's spell. But why does the author introduce this? Because human beings have developed and perfected from the era of ignorance, understanding the barbaric winds of the past is of great significance to the present.

Chinese-English bilingual commemorative edition, a high-quality translation by translator Mr. Liang Yongan! This is a collection of essays. "From the Deep" is an epistolary essay written by Oscar Wilde, a British writer, poet, dramatist, and artist. In 1897, Oscar Wilde wrote this long letter to a friend. The letter concentrated on his views on literature, thoughts on life, and views on art. The whole book is full of literary talent, brilliance, and emotion. It can be called Wilde, a true portrayal of the innermost thoughts of this well-known great writer of the 19th century. When this work was written, Wilde was in his prime, in the prime of life, and had profound thinking. At the same time, this work is very frank and sincere. It can be said that in addition to its extremely high value in literature and art, "From the Deep" is also an important material for later generations of scholars to study Wilde's life.

The late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China was a period of great social change and an important turning point in literary history. The author of this book divides the literature at that time into two categories: one is ancient literature, represented by Wang Kaiyun, Zhang Taiyan, Liu Shipei, Chen Yan, Wang Guowei, Wu Meicun, etc.; One is new literature, represented by Kang Youwei, Liang Qichao, Yan Fu, Zhang Shizhao, and Hu Shi. This book is a masterpiece of the chronological literary history that takes the literature of this period as its content. The author has an in-depth exploration of the historical background and ideological roots of these representative figures. This book's "Compilation" describes ancient times, medieval times, modern times, and modern times, followed by modern literature. This is precisely to understand the changes between ancient and modern times. What is discussed in the book, "beginning with Wang Kaiyun and ending with Hu Shizhi," is mainly about modern literature and the so-called "old literature" after entering the twentieth century.

From 2014 to 2024, Qian Xiaohua, founder of Pioneer Bookstore, talked about his ten-year journey of running a bookstore in rural areas. 68 Photos of exquisite bookstores, panoramically showing the architectural aesthetics of "the most beautiful bookstore in the world". "When we run a rural bookstore, we suffer a lot and often worry. A rural bookstore is a narrow door, but no matter how narrow the door is, we must walk inward, because I believe that narrow door is the door we want to walk through." This book is a documentary prose work by Qian Xiaohua, the founder of Pioneer Bookstore, who recorded his involvement in setting up a bookstore in the countryside. It writes about his experiences and feelings in the countryside for ten years. In 2014, an accidental trip to Bishan changed the trajectory of Qian Xiaohua's bookstore business. After experiencing a wave of closures of physical bookstores, Qian Xiaohua still insisted on opening bookstores to remote villages, even though he was described as an idealistic lunatic and an outlier. So there was Bishan Bookstore. In the next ten years, he successively opened 12 rural bookstores in Daijiashan, Songyang, Pingnan and other places. He brought poetic spiritual life to the countryside and created a vibrant public space for rural people. In "I run a bookstore in a village", Qian Xiaohua shares the story of location selection, opening, and daily operations of a rural bookstore, as well as his thoughts on the future of physical bookstores in China. Bookstores are like rice. They bow their heads when they are full and move upwards when they are weak, spreading knowledge and faith to the earth. This is Qian Xiaohua's belief in running a bookstore, and it is also China's spiritual return home in the future.