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"History of Vernacular Literature" is the history of vernacular literature discussed by Hu Shi, and it also has a pioneering and milestone status in the history of Chinese literature. The author uses a brand-new idea and structural framework to reveal the laws and characteristics of the development of Chinese literature. His breakthrough achievements are specifically reflected in: breaking the narrow limits of previous humanistic history research, extending his horizons to a broad field beyond the works of classic writers, and greatly broadening the connotation of Chinese literary history; in terms of research methods, he pays attention to vertical examination and horizontal comparison; he jumps out of traditional thinking prejudices and evaluates ancient Chinese literature with new aesthetics and values.

This book is "One of the Collected Works Compiled by Zhou Zuoren". The first edition of "Alismatis Collection" was published in 1927. In addition to the preface written by Zhou Zuoren, it contains a total of 21 articles. Although it is called a "little book", there are many famous pieces, such as "Flies", "Wild Vegetables in Hometown", "Eating Tea", "Wooden Boat", "Bitter Rain", "How to Die", etc. Zhou Zuoren has already stated in the preface that these articles "I think they are quite satisfactory and can express a little bit of the sentiment and interest of the time", and because he likes the grass "Alismatis", he chose it as the title of the book.

Yaotang Essays contains twenty-eight articles written by Zhou Zuoren from 1940 to 1943 in the occupied Peking. Different from the leisurely conversations about making a cup of tea under the paper windows of the tiled houses in the early days, and different from the flashes of thoughts in the form of short notes in the middle period, here are "serious articles" about Chinese literature and thought. From the traditional future of Chinese literature to Chinese thought, from enlightenment to morality and women's studies, from recollections of studying abroad to nostalgia for old friends, although this is not a long essay, it is a sorting out of Zhou Zuoren's own thoughts after experiencing the pain of bronze camels and thorns and being stranded in occupied areas.

Cai Yuanpei was a modern revolutionary, educator, politician, and a pioneer in modern ethnological research in China. He was the first director of education and the president of Peking University from 1916 to 1927. He pioneered the "academic" and "liberal" style at Peking University. This book mainly consists of four parts - the lecture notes of Huagong School (30 chapters on moral education and 10 chapters on intellectual education), the first part of the middle school self-cultivation textbook, the second part of the middle school self-cultivation textbook, and the second part of the middle school self-cultivation textbook. This book is a book on citizen moral practice that is rare in a century and is of great significance today. If today's youth want to start from me, cultivate a sound personality and shape qualified citizens, "Chinese Cultivation" really has important guiding value.

The seventeen essays on the right are part of the original manuscript of "Yiyou Wenbian". After being compiled in the winter of 1952, it was hidden at the bottom of the box for a long time. Three years ago, Mr. Cao Juren traveled to the north for a visit, and as a token of appreciation, he took him to Hong Kong and published several articles in magazines, which were later published in a volume, namely "Past Work". For the remaining part, he used the name "Yiyou Wenbian" in order to sort it out. Mr. Cao is really grateful for all his kindness. Speaking of Yiyou Year, this was already fifteen years ago. The social situation is different now and then, so some of the complaints have become outdated. This requires the readers' forgiveness, but the author is very happy. The few articles that talk about famous objects and folk customs may not have much importance here, but some readers prefer these. After liberation, I also wrote many short articles to supplement newspapers and periodicals. This year, I selected fragments and compiled a book "Leaves of Grass", which will be available to readers in March or April.

This book contains about 50 prose essays by Zhou Zuoren, such as "About Bitter Tea", "Old Notes", "Analects of Confucius", "Changdian No. 2", "Scientific Essays" and "Modern Prose Short Preface", which contain the author's sober thinking about tea and life. The whole book gives people a sense of artistic freshness. Reading "Essays on Bitter Tea" is like tasting a cup of real bitter tea.

This book contains 47 essays by Zhou Zuoren, which can be regarded as his cultural criticism works. The author chose "articles that combine sound physics and profound human thoughts, and mix the simplicity of prose with the beauty of parallel prose", establishing a new style of "Book Talk", which takes reading as an opportunity, relies on the extension of knowledge and the collision of ideas, and expands into the fields of culture, history and society; in terms of method, he excerpts large sections of the original work and adds a few notes. Therefore, Zhou Zuoren also called himself "Wen Chao Gong". This book embodies this characteristic of Zhou Zuoren.

"The Book on a Rainy Day" is a very famous and representative collection of Zhou Zuoren's prose collection. It includes such well-known masterpieces as "Wild Vegetables in Hometown", "Tea Food in Beijing" and "Drinking Tea". The text in the book is plain and natural, leisurely and harmonious. It is the current peak of Chinese prose.

"Talks after Holding a Candle" mainly collects Zhou Zuoren's works from April to October 1937. As the author said, "There are many leisurely topics in the articles in this book." However, they are all leisurely topics, but the content can be divided into two categories. One expresses interest, and the other is false. The author continues to criticize the dark phenomena in Chinese and Western cultures in articles such as "Talking about Literary Inquisition". In Literary Prison, the author pays special attention to the category of "killing people with thoughts" and points out that the essence of ideological tyranny is that people generally lose their ability to think and judge, and consciously converge towards tyranny itself. Zhou always maintains a clear understanding of traditional Chinese culture, carefully distinguishes it, and does not let go of the bad side.

"Gua Dou Ji" contains thirty-three essays by Zhou Zuoren, written from May to December 1936. In addition to essays such as "The Bean" and "Talking About Raising Birds", there are also several works recalling characters. Moreover, Zhou Zuoren also put forward his own views on family and women's issues, reflecting his consistent sympathetic attitude.

"Talk about Wind and Rain" contains thirty-seven essays by Zhou Zuoren, written from November 1935 to May 1936. Most of them are articles written by Zhou Zuoren after carefully reading his own collection of Ming and Qing notes, such as "Miscellaneous Records of Duyin" and "Yanjing Chronicles". Based on the principle of "emphasis on emotion and reason", he "picked out gold from the sand" to rediscover the literary and ideological value of these Ming and Qing notes.

"Bing Candle Talk" contains thirty essays by Zhou Zuoren, written from November 1936 to April 1937. In his later years, the author looked back on his writings and emphasized the concentration of cultural criticism works such as "Fu De Mao". The materials he draws do not avoid ancient and modern times, China and foreign countries. It can be said that discoveries are made because of knowledge and interesting because of discoveries.

This book is a collection of Zhou Zuoren's early self-selected essays, divided into three series, with a total of 56 essays. The collected articles are mostly landscape sketches and essays, with a calm style. Among them, "My Own Garden" and "Oasis" are close to literary criticism, while "Tea Talk" is a miscellaneous essay. "Oasis" is full of interest, and its technique has been followed by many of the author's subsequent essay creations; "My Own Garden" is a mirror of the author's literary and artistic thoughts at this stage, and a few argumentative essays express the author's unique insights into literary issues.

"Bitter Bamboo Miscellaneous Notes" was first published in October 1935. It contains fifty-one essays by Zhou Zuoren, including leisurely essays such as "Winter Flies", "Persimmon Seeds" and "Childhood Memories", as well as essays such as "Fear of Heaven and Compassion for Man", "Emotions and Reasons" and "Common Sense". It contains compassion in conciseness and remoteness, and is a work of temperament with emotional depth.

"Before the Beginning of Spring" is unordered, has a postscript, and contains thirty-three articles ("Several Inscriptions and Postscripts" are divided into eight articles), "almost all written in half a year", and almost all of them are "serious articles" with the same content as other "main collections". The content of the article includes discussions on women, children, human cultivation, article writing, descriptions of plants, trees, fish and insects, experiences and lessons on seeking knowledge and learning, and beautiful words. They are all rare and good articles.

"Rain Alley: Poetry Collection of Dai Wangshu" collects Dai Wangshu's classic poems. This book allows you to understand the sadness and hesitation of the "Rain Alley Poet". The book includes well-known poems such as "Rain Alley", "I Use My Broken Palm" and "Inscription on the Wall in Prison", as well as rich poems such as "The Wanderer's Night Song", "Passing the Old Residence" and "Zhou Xiao Hong's Tomb", which present the poetic journey of this leader of the "Modern Poetry School" in a three-dimensional way.

The 9th One-Way Street Bookstore Literary Award for the annual work. Scholars such as Wang Dewei, Wang Xiaoming, Zhang Manyi, and Lin Zheng unanimously recommended the works of Hong Kong Literary Biennial Award winner Kong Huiyi. Re-examine the concept of "new women" in the new cultural period, reflect on the discussion and expression of women in the May Fourth Historical Outlook, and retell the legend of women in the era of dramatic changes with affectionate writing. The May Fourth Movement and the New Culture Movement were critical moments in modern Chinese history. Society is in the midst of fluctuations and changes, ideas and cultural concepts are facing renewal, and people's values ​​have undergone tremendous changes. The women's movement has also reached an important juncture. The younger generation has put forward the concept of "new women" and advocated "autonomy in marriage and love" and "independence of personality", which has virtually rewritten the lives of two generations of Chinese women, the "new women" and the "old women". This book recounts three famous divorces and eight marriages in the New Culture Period. The author Kong Huiyi goes against the male-centered biography tradition and searches for the lost female voices in history. From a feminist perspective, she retells the marriage and love stories of Zhu An, Xu Guangping, Jiang Dongxiu, Cao Peisheng, Zhang Youyi, Lu Xiaoman and Lin Huiyin, showing the ups and downs of the "old" and "new" generations of women in the era of great changes. Through these seven characters with different personalities and backgrounds, this book attempts to explore the practical problems faced by women at that time and depict the various faces of Chinese women in the period of change. Their experiences can also help us re-understand the concept of "new women" during the New Culture Movement and reflect on the discussion and expression of women in the May Fourth Historical View.

124 letters from celebrities are exposed for the first time, including queens, superstars, presidents, poets, writers, scientists... The letters are all wonderful! "Meet Me: The Museum of Private Letters" contains a large number of private letters from celebrities: Jack Kerouac's letter inviting Hollywood stars to star in "On the Road", Hemingway's writing advice letter to his friends, Jack the Ripper's threatening letter enclosing a human kidney, Leonardo da Vinci's job search Letters, including Queen Elizabeth's letter teaching President Eisenhower how to make scones, the love letter written by the scientific urchin Mr. Feynman to his late wife, Gandhi's letter asking Hitler not to start a war... It will take you into their vivid life stories, including more than 100 full-color photocopies of the original precious letters. Queens, superstars, presidents, poets, writers, scientists... The little secrets of big names, the sincere whispers of great souls, and the correspondence with the significance of the times are condensed into 124 time capsules carrying secrets, tears, laughter, sadness and blessings. This book is cherished by celebrities such as Juan Fu and Dou Sen, and is highly recommended by heavyweight media such as The New Yorker and Financial Times. Before the art of letter writing is about to be lost, visit the Letters Museum!

"Yuanbai Poems and Notes" takes the poems of Yuan Zhen and Bai Juyi as the research object, and respectively discusses Bai Juyi's "Song of Everlasting Sorrow" and "Pipa Xing", Yuan Zhen's "Lianchang Palace Ci" and "Erotic Poems and Mourning Poems", as well as the largest "New Yuefu" and "Ancient Yuefu" among the "Yuanbai Poems", with a total of six chapters and five appendices, totaling 250,000 words. Chen Yinke believes that Tang poetry is closely related to the author's social class and political life, and "Yuanbai poetry" has historical data characteristics that other Tang poetry does not have. This is not only related to the Mid-Tang Dynasty where Bai Juyi and Yuan Zhen lived, but also related to the content and quantity of "Yuanbai poetry". The author uses textual research to verify the most important poetic works of Yuan Zhen and Bai Juyi, and uses Tang poetry to examine Tang history, while also covering many issues such as the system, utensils, customs, and literary trends of the Tang Dynasty. It has a profound impact on the study of Tang Dynasty literature.

During the Republic of China, Beihewan was prosperous. A small river divided the town into east and west parts. Although China was very unstable at that time, the fireworks of war could hardly burn into this relatively closed town, so in the age of war, it was considered peaceful and stable. There was coal there. The government opened coal mines there and many workers came. Beihewan also became rich. Many businesses lined Beihewan Street, but most of them belonged to the two major landlords in Beihewan. The Hu family was in Hedong and the Pang family was in Hexi. Because Pang and Hu had a long-standing grudge, they were fighting openly and secretly in Beihewan. In the turmoil of the current situation, the Pang and Hu families continued to struggle in business and politics. Some of their descendants joined the Kuomintang army and fought bloody battles with the Japanese, while others joined the Communist Party and sacrificed their lives for the revolution. Love, family, friendship, and all kinds of entanglements connected the two families, but in the end they settled their differences and welcomed the founding of New China together.

This book records a series of major criminal cases in China with documentary techniques. From the occurrence of the case to the detection, from the arrest of the criminal suspect to the trial, every link is truly presented to the readers. Let you understand the whole picture of China's criminal investigation work and feel the majesty of the law and the power of justice.

In the long history of China, countless bizarre cases have occurred. This book selects the most representative strange cases, from mysterious disappearances to brutal serial murders, from ancient unjust and false cases to modern high-tech crimes. Through the sorting and analysis of these cases, the development process of China's criminal investigation and the unremitting efforts of the police are demonstrated.

In China's history and reality, there are many strange cases waiting for us to explore. This book selects some of the most representative strange cases and reveals the truth behind the cases through in-depth investigation and analysis. From ancient mysterious cases to modern high-tech crimes, every case is full of challenges and surprises.

This book focuses on the mysteries in major criminal cases in China. Why do these cases occur? What is the suspect's motive? How do police solve these mysteries? Through in-depth analysis of each serious case, we will lead you to explore the psychological world of crime, understand the development of criminal investigation technology, and feel the battle between justice and evil.

The book "General Theory of Ci" has nine chapters. The first five chapters discuss the style, rhythm and practice of Ci. The last four chapters describe the history and poets of Ci from the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, and make detailed comments on the works of representative poets from the Tang, Five Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Whether it is for beginners or researchers, this book is a rare masterpiece and has great research value.

"A Brief History of Chinese Novels" is China's first monograph on the history of novels. The book provides an incisive discussion of Chinese novels from ancient mythology to condemnation novels in the late Qing Dynasty. It summarizes the historical development and achievements of Chinese novels. It is a landmark academic work. Even Mr. Hu Shi gave it a high evaluation, saying that it "is a pioneering creation, with diligent collection, excellent materials, and rigorous editing" (Hu Shi's "History of Vernacular Literature"); Mr. Guo Moruo even compiled "A Brief History of Chinese Novels" and Wang Guowei's "History of Opera in the Song and Yuan Dynasties" was hailed as "a pair of gems in the study of Chinese literature and art history" and believed that what the two engaged in was "not only pioneering work, unprecedented, but also an authoritative achievement that has been leading millions of later students."

"Literary Research Methods" is the only monograph by Tongcheng School writers to systematically expound the Tongcheng School's literary theory at the time when old learning and new learning are alternating. It has made a new arrangement and explanation of the Tongcheng School's literary theory. The style of the book imitates "The Literary Mind and the Carving of Dragons", and the content emphasizes the combination of literature and linguistics, emphasizing that literary style exists in works and creative subjects, integrating Tongcheng literary theory with the times, and pioneering the transformation of traditional Chinese literary theory into modern literary theory. His literary materials are rich, his writing is rigorous, his words are elegant and clean, and he has a Tongcheng style. He is of great reference value for the study of ancient Chinese literature and linguistics, and has contributed to the construction of the literary system.

This manuscript is a prose work by the writer Mr. Hu Donglin, telling the story of the red deer herd in the primeval forest of Changbai Mountain. Deep in the Changbai Mountains, the strong deer king was chased by a hunter. The clever deer king used the hibernating bear to scare away the hunter. After that, in the many encounters between the deer king and the hunter, they battled wits and courage with each other. Finally, the hunter forced the deer king to a desperate situation. But the Deer King refused to leave his body to humans and committed suicide by jumping off a cliff. At the last moment, the hunter also admired the Deer King and chose to put down his shotgun. The story leaves readers with a refreshing reading experience and profound inner thoughts. It is an excellent work of nature literature and is suitable for teenagers to read. The manuscript is equipped with 11 illustrations based on the plot, making readers feel like they are actually there.

This is a documentary essay. It mainly records the author Chen Fenghua's on-site observation of the breeding and growth process of the Chinese Merganser in Changbai Mountain, and what he saw and heard while following the Chinese Merganser's migration to the south in winter. The book is divided into four chapters: Spring Return, Summer Journey, Autumn Migration, and Winter Journey, and is accompanied by a large number of photography and hand-drawn pictures. When the author followed the Chinese Merganser for several years, she observed their alert lifestyle and the harmony between man and nature. This book records the story that belongs to her and to nature.

This book writes about the daily life of a father with Alzheimer's disease. It focuses on an old man facing a collapsed life. It magnifies the details of daily life, allowing us to see warmth and alienation, loneliness and embrace, and also makes us think. In the process of accompanying his mother and taking care of his father, the author gives each other strength. Treating each other tenderly is the most beautiful magic weapon for a family and the icing sugar on a muddy road. It focuses on the current situation of the first generation of only children in China. Those pains that everyone cannot express in life can also be guided by love to find a little bit of light and inject some humor, confidence and poetry into the difficult days. The author writes about the countless twists and turns between ordinary life and poetic moments. Life is cruel, but sweet moments are also worth seeing.

Everyone has different growth experiences and memories that remain deep in their hearts and do not want to be touched. No matter how long these memories are hidden, they will not disappear with the passage of time. When your steps stop unintentionally, when your thoughts pause temporarily, or at an unspecified moment, vaguely similar scenes and vaguely similar situations suddenly appear in front of your eyes, and increasingly clear memory images flash in your mind... At such a moment, I think of the courtyard of my hometown again, the big tree in the yard, and those fragments of the past... This time, I did not deliberately suppress it, and allowed my thoughts to fly, connecting bits and pieces, infinitely connected. It was also from this moment on that I had uncontrollable feelings, and each paragraph was filled into "Green Tree Time"... Ordinary people, ordinary things, there is extraordinary hidden in the ordinary! The years have been hard, but I am still full of infinite yearning!

Follow the footsteps of this book and track the detection process of major cases in China. Witness how the police searched for clues amidst many difficulties, locked in the suspect, and finally successfully solved the case. These cases not only test the wisdom and ability of the police, but also reflect the changes in society and the complexity of human nature.

Telling myths and legends from ancient history, these stories are full of fantasy and imagination. From Greek mythology to Chinese mythology, from Nordic mythology to Indian mythology. Let you feel the charm and mystery of ancient culture.

"Deadly Mystery: China's Criminal Investigation Records" focuses on many real serious cases. The book details the police's investigation process, showing the complex entanglements behind the crimes, highlighting the contest between justice and evil, and allowing readers to have an in-depth understanding of the difficulty and greatness of criminal investigation work.

This book provides an in-depth analysis of a series of major criminal cases in Chinese history. Through detailed information and vivid narration, it will take you into those criminal investigation scenes full of suspense and challenges. Witness how the police elite use their wisdom and courage to peel off the cocoons, solve mysteries one by one, and bring criminals to justice.

Open this "Crime Files: A Collection of Mysterious Cases in China" and you will enter a world full of mystery and suspense. Here is a collection of some mysterious cases that are still puzzling today, from headless corpse cases to ghost crimes, each case is full of unknowns and challenges. By studying these cases, we may be able to find some answers, or we may fall into a deeper mystery.

"Crime Revealed: Records of Major Cases in China" will take you back to review the shocking major cases in China. Each case is a thrilling story involving various types of crimes such as murder, fraud, smuggling, etc. This book not only tells the story of the case, but also deeply explores the motivations, social background and police investigation process behind the crime, giving you a deeper understanding of crime and justice.

Go deep into the abyss of major crimes in China and analyze the root and essence of crimes. This book explores the impact of criminal psychology, social environment, legal system and other factors on crime through the study of a series of major criminal cases. At the same time, it also demonstrates the wisdom and courage of the police in the process of fighting crime and provides useful inspiration for crime prevention.

"Crime Scene: Chinese Criminal Investigation Story" takes you to the scene of major criminal cases in China. Through real scenes, detailed descriptions and expert analysis, you can feel the cruelty of crime and the hardship of the police. Every case is a warning, reminding us to always remain vigilant and work together to maintain the safety of society.

This book tells the story of the various characters the author met when he first arrived in Lijiang to the various characters who have emerged in Lijiang now, including migrant workers in Lijiang, tour guides in Lijiang, tourists in Lijiang, locals in Lijiang, passers-by in Lijiang, etc. This book comprehensively and wonderfully displays the development of Lijiang and local customs over the past 20 years, describes in detail the persistent entrepreneurs from all over the country, records a beautiful era, and provides rich inspiration to contemporary youth.

With Li Chunyan as the protagonist, this book truly shows the growth process of Chinese community work and community workers in the past thirty years under the leadership of the Communist Party of China in the form of a diary. It shapes the group portrait of community workers and shows the hardships and achievements of opening up the "one kilometer" of grassroots governance. Community workers represented by Li Chunyan are not afraid of hard work and overcome all difficulties, dedicating themselves to tedious work, actively innovating grassroots party building service models, constantly improving community management and service systems, enhancing community public service capabilities, and building communities into happy homes where people can live and work in peace and contentment.

It tells the story of the fighting life of soldiers who participated in the rural war in the Northeast revolutionary base area. This is a group of ordinary farmers who gradually grew up as revolutionary soldiers. They are a group of flesh and blood and emotional people who love their relatives, comrades, hometown, and motherland. They are a living group of heroes. They are more vivid and full of life than those warriors who have been processed by film and television. They talked about their true feelings of life-and-death battles they had personally experienced on the battlefield, as well as some little-known historical facts about the war. What is even more valuable is their precious spirit of silently dedicating their lives. Their battle stories are ordinary and trivial, and their realm and consciousness are limited. However, they are all heroic and tragic, and each of them has one or two heroic feats.

The author Li Zenghong has been passionate about poetry and poetry since he was a child. In the rushing years and long journeys, he often put his thoughts, feelings and emotions into words. Although he lost a lot, he still left behind this book "Poetic Traces of Time". This book is an ancient style work written by modern people, that is, selected poems, selected words and poems.

As a child, sensitive Mark has dreamed of exploring elsewhere-faraway, real cities he discovered on the glowing globe in his bedroom, and a perfect metropolis that existed only in his imagination. These cities had an enduring charm for Mark: the streets were smooth, the buildings were brightly lit, the people were bustling, and you were free to be yourself. When he grew up, Mark became a pilot for an airline. During his flying career of more than 20 years, he repeatedly and briefly visited dozens of different cities: Brasilia, Jeddah, New Delhi, Cape Town, Calgary... Through the lens of his hometown, which he never really left, he observed these cities from high and close, and experienced the sights, sounds and smells of these cities. In this work, Mark uses sensitive and poetic language to interweave the city's history, geography, culture and science with his own fascinating life memories and beautiful meditations on hometown, travel and relationships, taking us on an incredible journey.

"Selborne Natural History" is a famous British natural classic essay and one of the author's most important early contributions to the field of ecology in British scientific research. The book sorts out the natural environment and historical evolution of human life, and provides vivid and detailed descriptions of many species and natural phenomena including birds, plants, climate, etc. However, of more general significance, from Gilbert White's writings, modern people living in the high-tech era can gradually understand how to form a common tolerance between humans and nature, and how to find a balance between loving nature and enjoying urban life.

Our life is like spring and scenery ten thousand times. The more painful it is, the more joy it has. The more it wants to give up, the more it must persist to the end. There is a cool breeze in spring and snow in winter. It is a good time everywhere in the world. There is more than one answer in life. I believe that things in the world will go back and forth and will eventually be brilliant. Focusing on this theme, we select famous lines or passages from the works of masters such as Li Bai, Wang Wei, Su Shi, Tao Yuanming, Lu You, Liu Yuxi, Huang Tingjian, Xin Qiji, Zhang Dai, Lu Xun, Xiao Hong, Zhu Ziqing, Li Shutong, Cangyang Gyatso, etc., And invite writers Author Zhao Ning has written 20 interactive articles with famous artists, communicating with readers spiritually by interpreting the words of the masters, conveying the views of "experienced people" and "sober people" on life, discovering freshness and hope, and extending the infinite possibilities of life. 30 Healing watercolor landscape illustrations were created by Xiaohong calligraphy and painting artist April. With the themes of gentle healing, human sobriety, literary romance, inspirational learning, sense of atmosphere, and vitality, each section has selected poems, quotes from masters, interactions with famous people, color illustrations, and blank spaces for notes.

Published in 1942, this book is an enduring bestseller. It has been translated into multiple languages ​​and has sold millions of copies around the world. It has become a classic work in the field of classical mythology and has been listed as a designated reading book by many well-known universities and high schools in Europe and the United States, influencing generations of readers. This book is a complete translation of the classic work of the famous American classical literature writer Edith Hamilton. It is widely recognized as the best introductory book on Greek and Roman mythology, and can be called a general work on Greek and Roman mythology. In the book, the author uses the themes of gods, heroes, family legends, etc. To narrate mythological stories, so that readers can effectively grasp the whole picture of the mythical world. It can be said to be a collection of classic stories for ordinary readers. The mythological stories in this book are vivid and delicate, and the language is beautiful and friendly. They not only satisfy the readers' reading interest, but also take into account the needs of literary research. The beginning of each chapter explains the source of the quotation, briefly introduces the features of the original work, and quotes the essence of the original poem at appropriate times in the text, presenting readers with a version of the story that is close to the original work and true to the spirit of the myth. This book is printed in color with both pictures and texts. On the basis of understanding mythological stories, you can also appreciate more than 80 masterpieces of world painting masters with mythological stories as the theme. It not only allows readers to have an immersive feeling, but also improves their art appreciation ability and enjoys aesthetic education. The accompanying diagram of the relationship between Greek mythology characters in the book makes it easier to sort out the intricate background of the mythological story and the relationship between the characters, making it easier to fully grasp the mythological system. The English-Chinese comparison table of names of people and places is checked and revised with reference to authoritative works. It can be read for comparison or used as a desk reference book.

This book is a series of classical literature research works by Zhu Ziqing. The whole book is divided into two volumes: "Listening to Zhu Ziqing Talk about Classical Literature" and "Listening to Zhu Ziqing Talk about Ancient Poetry". "Listening to Zhu Ziqing Lectures on Classical Literature" is an introductory course on Chinese studies taught by Mr. Zhu Ziqing. The content includes thirteen academic studies including Shuowen Jiezi, Zhouyi, Shangshu, Book of Songs, Three Rites, Spring and Autumn Annals, Four Books, Warring States Policy, Historical Records and Hanshu, Zhuzi, Ci Fu, Poetry, and Wen. Zhu Ziqing introduced the classic works in my country's cultural heritage in a simple and profound way. The whole book's combing and explanation of the classics has long become a must-read for countless Chinese studies enthusiasts. "Listening to Zhu Ziqing Talk about Ancient Poetry" contains both annotations and textual research on poetry, as well as an appreciation and analysis of the meaning of poetry. Zhu Ziqing's unique interpretation of poetry is recognized by the academic community as a model of modern Chinese scholarship.

Many people always regret what they did yesterday, are confused about what will happen in the future, and don't know what to do now. They always feel that they are getting older, doing nothing, and drifting with the crowd. In the process, they also lose themselves and their self-confidence. The longer they live, the more they give up on themselves, and they lose confidence and enthusiasm for life. This book tells everyone that every day is a new day, and only by being self-reliant, self-reliant, and self-loving and doing what you should do today will you have a better tomorrow. When you succeed, you must be grateful for your hard work now. This series of books takes "alone" as the theme. If you are alone with you at this time, you will not be lonely when you are alone; life is simple and beautiful.

This book is a documentary work that combines humanistic care and medical observation. As a general practitioner, the author goes deep into the frontline clinical practice of psychiatry. Through 14 representative real cases, he outlines the survival picture of patients with anxiety disorder, depression, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. With restrained and warm writing style, in the process of popularizing scientific knowledge about mental illness, the author constantly touches on the deep propositions about self-awareness, social prejudice and the possibility of redemption, and finally shows how human nature blooms with shocking vitality in the cracks of mental dilemma. When the story behind the disease unfolds layer by layer, the fears and desires we all share can always be seen in the folds of human nature struggling in the dark. Each story in the book is not only a mirror that penetrates the mental fog, but also a hidden fire of hope - in the cracks in fate, there is always a glimmer of healing.