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This book is structured into two parts, upper and lower, each with three chapters. The first part discusses Sikong Tu's person, his poems, his articles and their relationship with Shi Pin. The main content is the study of Sikong Tu's life and poetry creation, the study of Sikong Tu's poetry creation and its connection with Shi Pin, and the exploration of Sikong Tu's Shi Pin and the development of his poetics. The second part focuses on the modern translation, English translation, back-translation and dissemination at home and abroad of Sikong Tu's "Shi Pin", including the annotation, modern translation and English translation of "Shi Pin", the back translation, modern translation and penetration of "Shi Pin", as well as the domestic and foreign translation and international communication research of "Shi Pin".

This book is a theoretical study of word criticism and a reflective exploration of the relationship between "literature" and "history." The first part expounds the theoretical connotation of "Critical Study of Ci History", and the second part shows the practice of criticism of Song Ci texts of different natures. The traditional theory of "ci history" touches on the essential power of "literature" - a unique existence that is divorced from real social relations. It is intertwined with the "realm" theory of modern literary criticism, and has inspired the latter from the perspective of academic history. The criticism of "ci history" continues the tradition of "Xing Ji" in Chinese literature. In addition to the principles of "micro-statement of great meaning" and "mutual verification of poetry and history", it has the characteristics of "re-creation" that integrates readers' personal knowledge structure and life experiences.

"Moby-Dick" is a novel by the American novelist Herman Melville. It is known as the first truly "great American novel" in the history of American literature. The novel describes Captain Ahab's pursuit of revenge against Moby Dick, the white whale, but ultimately his own destruction. This book studies the reflections of metaphors, symbols, and allegories in novels from three perspectives: ecological, sociopolitical, and queer theory. It organically combines readers, texts, and social and cultural contexts to provide a reference paradigm for the meaning construction of works. It also evaluates the effectiveness of reading through factors such as the coherence of metaphors, the systematicity of symbols, and the consistency of allegories.

During the Tang and Song Dynasties, famous prose writers produced masterpieces one after another, showing an extremely prosperous creative situation. This book mainly focuses on the "Eight Great Masters of Tang and Song Dynasties". By explaining and appreciating the works of many famous prose writers of the Tang and Song Dynasties, this book introduces the development of prose in this period, the creation of writers, as well as the inheritance relationship and unique styles between various schools. This book is written based on the two major principles of truth-seeking and pragmatism. On the basis of learning from the best of others, it absorbs existing research results, takes the era and people as clues, and is divided into twelve lectures, each with several subsections. Each lecture is independent of and related to each other, forming a reasonable structural system, which not only has the advantage of being in line with professional characteristics, but also can meet the needs of the current public to understand ancient literary knowledge.

This book mainly organizes eight kinds of Liu Tang's miscellaneous works, divided by time, and places Liu Tang's autobiographical chronicle "Zhou Jia Lu" at the beginning, followed by three factual works on state and county affairs during Liu Tang's tenure as a prefecture and county magistrate (Zai Hui Ji Lue, Mu Dong Ji Lue, Zai De Xiao Xiao). "Notes"), followed by three works on local governance based on his life experiences ("Relief Diary", "Disaster Relief Diary", "Dongping Mission Case"), and finally a collection of Liu Tang's letters to relatives and friends ("Book Notes"), collectively known as "Bi Jian Tang Collected Works". This book brings together Liu Tang's personal official career, political concepts and many historical facts of the late Qing Dynasty. It not only adds unique resources to Shandong local literature, but also provides an extremely precious, detailed and reliable source of information for the study of society, economy, politics and culture in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. It has important documentary value.

"Frontiers of Literary Theory" (biannual) was founded in 2004. As the journal of the Chinese and Foreign Literary Theory Society and the only Chinese publication of the International Society of Literary Theory, it is currently one of the largest circulation journals in the humanities and social sciences in my country. This issue has four columns: "Exploration of cutting-edge theoretical trends", "Marxism and world literature research", "Two-way exchanges of Chinese and foreign literature" and "Interdisciplinary critical theory research", with a total of nine articles. Standing at the forefront of international literary theory and cultural research, we pay attention to and study hot topics that are generally of concern to the academic community today, and make new interpretations.

This book is a collection of papers related to the "Yushan School of Poetry" in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. It is divided into two parts: literature and literary theory. The literature chapter discusses the revision, arrangement and academic contribution of the Yushan Poetry School to literary classics; the literary essay chapter discusses the poetic theory, poetic orientation of the "Yushan Poetry School" and the transformation of literary trends in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties.

This book is a comprehensive and in-depth study of the red version of "A Dream of Red Mansions" (also known as the old version collected by Xi'an and the original version collected by Zheng). This book is also the first monograph in the field of Red Mansions at home and abroad to study the original version of "Dream of Red Mansions". This book points out for the first time that Chapter 23 of the book contains the text of the first draft of "A Dream of Red Mansions" written by the author Cao Xueqin. This is a new discovery by the author, and his argument is persuasive.

This book is divided into three parts. The first part, "New Changes," generally sorts out the new changes and new characteristics of literary criticism in terms of subject, model, discourse, and value orientation after the Internet media intervened in literary communication. The middle part, "Dilemma," analyzes the dilemmas faced by literary criticism in the Internet era from the aspects of evaluation models, media environments, literary concepts, and value scales, and examines the standards that Internet media brings to literature. And changes in value scales, analyzing the changes in the paradigm and discourse of literary works due to media changes; the next chapter, "Solution and Construction", solves the aforementioned problems from the aspects of technology, audience, system, paradigm, orientation, etc., And proposes a theoretical construction direction to pursue new rationality and humanistic value orientation in literary criticism, and conducts necessary exploration for the construction of new paradigms and new standards for literary evaluation in the Internet era.

This book analyzes and reviews representative literary phenomena and writers' works by Dongting Lake during the 40 years of China's social reform and opening up. It closely follows the natural geography, historical origins and spiritual veins of Dongting Lake. While exploring the intrinsic connections between literary phenomena, writers' works and the history and culture of the Dongting Lake region, it also focuses on exploring the theme connotation, aesthetic value, style pursuit and artistic influence of literary phenomena and literary works. The book is not only a tracing and interpretation of the works of Dongting Lake writers, but also a case analysis and empirical interpretation of Hunan literature and culture. It is of great value and significance in promoting current literary creation and research, especially regional literary creation and research.

This book studies the development of Fujian Ci in the past thousand years from the Song Dynasty to the Republic of China, reveals the spiritual characteristics of Fujian Ci that pay attention to reality, explains how the in-depth combination of Ci style literature and the cultural tradition of the Fujian people gave birth to Fujian Ci, explores the regional characteristics of Fujian Ci determined by the temperament of the Fujian people and the particularity of Fujian culture, and clarifies the important value of the patriotic tradition, the worldly spirit and the extraordinary creativity of Fujian Ci.

Abdulhu Hale is a famous contemporary Saudi novelist. This book conducts textual analysis of Abdulhu Khalil's novels based on literary theories such as narratology, modernism, postmodernism and new historicism. By exploring issues such as narrative themes, narrative techniques, historical cognition and humanistic ideas in Khalil's novels, it reveals Harle's literary aesthetics and considerations of historical and realistic issues, explores the spiritual world of a group of middle-class intellectuals with secular tendencies represented by Abdulhu Khalil, and pays full attention to the deep-seated issues in Saudi society.

"Literary Criticism Methods and Case Studies" is a textbook that introduces literary criticism methods and practical cases. This textbook focuses on the combination of theory and practice, emphasizing practicality: each chapter first introduces a literary criticism method so that learners can master the basic theoretical viewpoints and ideas of that literary criticism method; then, two or three papers that use this literary criticism method to interpret literary works, literary phenomena, or cultural phenomena are cited as cases for learners to refer to.

This book is the result of the seminar "Liu Cixin's Science Fiction Novels and the Cultural Conditions of Contemporary China". The whole book discusses the cultural politics of "The Three-Body Problem", the literary and cultural consciousness of Liu Cixin's novels, the "writing method" of science fiction novels, the "literary" possibilities of science fiction novels, the political philosophy of science fiction literature, the 20th century tradition of contemporary science fiction, science fiction literature and the current Chinese cultural situation.

"Ming and Qing Literature and Documents" is a professional academic journal sponsored by the Ming and Qing Literature and Culture Research Center of Heilongjiang University. The book focuses on the research results of Ming and Qing literature, documents and culture, and strives to present the cutting-edge trends and latest results of Ming and Qing literature research, reflecting the characteristics of this discipline.

This book is divided into six volumes according to thematic types. The main aspect of this book lies in the multi-dimensional application of the concepts and methods of modern literary philology, such as compilation, annotation, textual research, etc.; At the same time, it is committed to applying the knowledge concept of philology as a normal state, that is, in general research and based on documents. It uses various types of documents extensively and carefully, combined with precise text analysis and necessary literary history perspectives, to achieve a comprehensive understanding of writers, texts, eras and literary history. In short, philology is also an effective method of literary history research and literary criticism. It explores and establishes the philology system of modern Chinese literature and involves a series of issues in the construction and development of modern literary disciplines.

"A Dream of Red Mansions" is not a history book, but it writes history. This opens up a new historical context. It makes the boundaries between the family world and the family world highly overlap. It can be said that one family, one world, one flower, one world. Through a "historical contextual" interpretation of the family novel "A Dream of Red Mansions", this book reveals the complex relationship between imperial power and the family, as well as rich details such as the power structure, self-management, interpersonal relationships, and daily life within the big family, thereby outlining the basic outline of a servile society.

Reports from the detention center and monologues from the innermost thoughts of female prisoners. This book uses interviews and documentary techniques to analyze the experiences of many women. There are unknown stories hidden behind each case.

This book is the result of the author's many years of research on the poetry of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. The poetry of the era covered includes Jian'an poetry, Zhengshi poetry, poetry of the Two Jin Dynasties, poetry of the Southern Dynasties, and Yuefu poetry of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, etc. The research perspective includes the study of poetry creation from the perspective of family and regional culture, as well as the discussion of the cultural connotation, aesthetic imagery, and emotional trends of poetry. There is also a detailed analysis of the characteristics of poetry styles such as landscape poetry, metaphysical poetry, palace style poetry, and Yongming style. While paying attention to literati poetry, it also touches on the poetry mode and nature of music and songs in Yuefu poetry.

"Foreign Literature Review" is a national core journal sponsored by the Institute of Foreign Literature, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. It focuses on publishing research papers on the works of important foreign classical and modern contemporary writers, research papers on contemporary literary trends, theoretical schools and important theorists, research papers on the relationship between Chinese and foreign literature, and the comparison of the works of Chinese and foreign writers. It also provides timely first-hand important information on foreign literature research. This book compiles the contents of each issue's catalog and postscript since the 30th anniversary of the founding of "Foreign Literature Review", and writes a record of major events in the past 30 years based on the construction of the editorial department each year.

Since 2002, Huang Xiaoping, known as the "King of Chinese Essays", has been writing essays for more than 23 years. For more than 8,000 days, he insisted on getting up at 5 o'clock every morning and completing an average of 2 essays every day, rain or shine. A rough inventory shows that he has written more than 16,000 essays. When he was about to retire, in order to sum up his experience, regroup and start anew, the author carefully selected 166 essays from his vast collection of essays, which can be said to be one in a hundred. Therefore, he named the book "One in a Hundred" and published it as a souvenir.

This book uses a first-person perspective to tell what the Hubei Provincial Federation of Literary and Art Circles resident team members saw and heard during a year of targeted poverty alleviation in the revolutionary old areas of the Dabie Mountains. The author adopts a simple prose style and writes down all the interactions with village cadres, ordinary villagers, party members, and township cadres on the road of poverty alleviation for more than a year. He writes about the real changes that targeted poverty alleviation has brought to villages and villagers in the mountains. It involves various practical issues such as cultural poverty alleviation, left-behind children, land transfer contracting, and purchase-in-lieu-donation, which triggered people's new thinking and attention on the construction of new rural areas.

This collection focuses on daily people, things, food and scenery in Jinling, and traditional Chinese solar terms. When recording people and things, the emotions are sincere, sincere and touching;

Wang Feng's first collection of essays selects more than 80 of his essays, most of which have been published in newspapers across the country. The creation of the entire work is based on life narratives, traditional solar terms and natural scenery. The quiet and non-utilitarian writing style reflects the sense of justice and mission that a writer should have. Some of the chapters are very affectionate and express the author's infinite love for life in the northwest. They are interesting and fascinating to read.

Chen Chen's first collection of essays selects more than 80 of his essays, most of which have been published in newspapers and periodicals across the country. The creation of the entire work is based on traditional solar terms, life narratives, natural scenery and reading philosophy. The text is delicate and poetic, like a flexible brush, outlining the outline of the years. It leads readers to find a corner of tranquility in the fast-paced modern life and regain the overlooked beautiful moments.

This collection of Wang Feng's essays contains about 90 selected essays, most of which have been published in newspapers and periodicals across the country. The highlight of the whole work is the little bits and pieces of childlike innocence and joy scattered throughout it. They are natural and truly observe, think and experience the world with an innocent heart.

"Spring Is Like a Promise Between Papers" is Xu Jing's first collection of essays, which includes 80 articles such as "You have a spring express to be signed for", "Reminiscences of the passing years in the gentle rain of apricot blossoms", "Dreams among the Clouds on the Shaoling Plateau", and "Spring Is Like a Promise Even Between Papers". They are all derived from the author's personal observation of traditional culture, poetic distant places, the passage of time, and people in his hometown. The author is full of pen and ink but expresses restrainedly, and the charm of Chinese solar term culture, the nostalgia of the Three Qin Dynasty, the self-consciousness of poetry and book heirlooms, and the joys and sorrows of the passing years are calmly expressed on the page. No matter which page he reads from, he feels full of spring and tranquility throughout the book.

"Be a Free Bird and Fly Over Your Mountain" is the author's debut novel written when he was twenty years old. The content of the article includes the joy of harvesting after hard work, self-comfort when you are depressed, expectations for the future, and the late discovery of your family's love for you, etc. The last few articles in the book can be regarded as a gift from the author to his emotions, hoping that he will always have the courage to measure the world with his footsteps. Do what you want to do, the world is not as bad as you think.

The author of this book slowly unfolds a picture of the countryside with delicate and simple brushwork. Its characteristic lies first in its profound theme, which is not only a description of the dilemma of life, but also a profound reflection on human nature and life. Through the description of the south wall and the north wall, the author allows us to see the complexity and change of life, and also makes us think about how to find a way out of difficulties and how to stick to faith in adversity. Secondly, the language style of this book is very distinctive. The author uses rich metaphors and symbols to make the abstract philosophy of life concrete, so that readers can have a strong resonance while reading. It has the charm of classical poetry without losing the smoothness of modern prose. It is intoxicating to read.

The Yihong Ancient Tea Ceremony is an important part of the "Wanli Tea Ceremony" and played an important role in connecting ancient China and Eurasia. This book is the collection of proceedings of the Second Yihong Ancient Tea Ceremony Academic Symposium. Through four parts: research on the cultural heritage of Yihong ancient tea ceremony, research on the history and culture of Yihong tea, research on the history and culture of "Rongmei tea", and research on the Wanli tea ceremony, the book discusses the Yihong ancient tea ceremony and related issues from the perspective of historical and cultural inquiry.

This book studies the dissemination, acceptance and canonization of Chinese new poetry. It not only combs the history of the dissemination and acceptance of Chinese new poetry, uses documents to present the characteristics of the dissemination and acceptance of new poetry, but also in-depth demonstrates the relationship between dissemination, acceptance and canonization. It not only studies the characteristics of new poetry criticism and anthology in shaping the classics, but also sorts out and demonstrates the historical process of narrating the history of new poetry and identifying new poetry classics, thereby summarizing the characteristics and rules of the canonization of new poetry, and reflecting on the creation of new poetry. This book combines historical analysis with theoretical thinking and is an important monograph in this field.

"Korean Studies Series" is an academic journal sponsored by the Korean Studies Center of Fudan University. It was founded in 1995. It has always adhered to the purpose of "cutting edge, originality, and authority" and is committed to the study of Korean Peninsula issues. It publishes articles covering various fields of Korean Peninsula issues. The book has three topics: politics, diplomacy and security; history, philosophy and culture; society, economy and management.

"Korean Studies Series" is a continuous publication organized by the Korean Studies Center of Fudan University. This volume is divided into three parts: politics and diplomacy, history and culture, and social economy. The topics include Yu Jijun's national outlook and national enlightenment education thoughts, Zhu Xi's judgment of human nature, the influence of Confucian ethics on Chinese and Korean women, the United States' identification of the "special market conditions" of the Korean oil pipeline industry, and Its influence on China, the development experience of South Korean government social media, Korean youth's career choices and entrepreneurial cognition, the construction of the "China-North Korea Economic Circle", interpretation of South Korea's economic model, South Korea's Eurasian strategy, Russia-South Korea relations since the new century, South Korea's local government's diplomacy with China, etc.

This book provides a platform for the textual research of Chinese popular literature. The book takes the study of ancient operas and popular literature as its main object, features empirical research, attaches great importance to the discovery and utilization of first-hand documentary materials, and emphasizes the investigation, cataloging, and textual research of basic literature. It especially emphasizes the research of textual research on literature and materials, that is, it focuses on author research, important event research, edition literature research, collection of catalogs for collectors at home and abroad, research on rare documents, and collection and interpretation of new literature materials. Opera, popular literature, literature, and empirical evidence are the key words that distinguish this book from other similar publications.

In 2013, General Secretary Xi Jinping proposed the "Belt and Road" major initiative. The Institute of Literature of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences tried to use this major initiative to promote the study of Silk Road culture and participate in the cultural construction of contemporary China through specific research. Therefore, on August 20, 2015, a seminar on "Silk Road and Chinese Literature" was held in Yiwu County, Hami City, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. The papers included in this collection of papers were selected from more than 30 papers submitted by participants. These papers cover many aspects such as literature, history, religion, music, art, exploration, cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries, etc., Showing the richness of Silk Road culture.

This collection includes the works "Introduction to Mental Health" and "Chronology of Major Events in Psychology" by Mr. Zhang Zhongzi (Zhang Yinian), a famous Chinese psychologist, as well as more than 30 papers, letters, and speeches. These works demonstrate the true nature of his academic thoughts. Among them, "Introduction to Mental Health" is the first domestic academic monograph on mental health. The mental health education ideas contained in it are still of great significance to today's school education and family education. "Chronology of Major Events in Psychology" is currently the most complete chronology of this discipline in China in the 20th century. Relevant articles also reflect the development and evolution of higher education and psychology in my country during the period of change.

This collection commemorates Dr. Jared, director of the Overseas Department of the Jewish Cultural Center in London, UK, and part-time researcher at the Israel Studies Center of Henan University. It includes articles and testimonials written by domestic scholars in the field of Jewish Israel studies recalling and commemorating Dr. Jared, as well as academic papers on the themes of "China's Holocaust Research," "Jewish History and Culture," and "Israel Studies." These authors are friends, colleagues or students of Jerry. They either collaborated with Jerry in academic work, or were inspired by Jerry and his spirit to engage in related research, or received various help from Jerry in their research. They hope to commemorate Dr. Jared with this collection of essays.

Inspired by ancient Chinese books such as "Yi Wen Lei Ju", this book uses parallel four-character idioms as thematic chapters, with a total of fourteen chapters. The chapters are divided into sections, and famous four-character poems are used as section titles. It mainly focuses on Chinese classical literary works, with excerpts of literary theory and extended reading taking into account ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad. Recommended books focus on common and easily available and latest editions. Thinking about issues emphasizes daily life and real experience. It breaks the traditional way of selecting literary works in chronological order and divided into genres, and unfolds them in the form of special topics to better highlight the meaning of the issues. Knowledge; supplement the selection methods based on poems, essays, lyrics, and songs, and add novels, history books, and special meaningful forms and contents that have been neglected; on the basis of not omitting representative writers in literary history, highlight the most important achievements of individuals in history, focusing on representative works, good style, or outstanding ideas.

This collection is based on the articles collected in the "High-level Forum on Chinese Border Governance and the Construction of Chinese Frontier Studies" hosted by Yunnan Normal University and hosted by the School of History and Administration of Yunnan Normal University and the Institute of Chinese Frontier Studies of Yunnan Normal University. It discusses Mr. Ma Dazheng's academic thoughts on border studies. , Sorted out the exploration and practice of the construction of Chinese frontier studies in the past two decades, and formed many consensuses on accelerating the construction of Chinese frontier studies. It is hoped that under the leadership of Mr. Ma Dazheng and other older generation scholars, through the continuous efforts of the Chinese border studies academic community, certain academic support can be provided for the construction of Chinese frontier studies.

[Healing & relaxation + various aspects of life + insight into human nature] Laughing at ridiculous things but saying that the world is crazy? Watch what Mr. Wang talks about! Wang Zengqi's observation book on human nature tells stories with the theme of "human beings". Complete collection of Wang Zengqi's rare prose articles such as "Master Guan", "Idiot", "Old Age" and "Bus". The characters in the book have different personalities, some are eccentric, some are paranoid, some are humorous, and some are casual. With his unique perspective and delicate writing style, Mr. Wang truly presents the complex and strange life anecdotes in front of us. Wang Zengqi's "wonderful work"! Uniquely arranged and carefully selected. It took one year to solicit opinions from more than 1,000 readers, and was selected from Wang Zengqi's works of more than 4 million words more than 30 times. Thousands of mortal figures walk among the pen and ink. Whether they are people at the bottom making a living or celebrities from all walks of life, their destinies have received equal attention and presentation in Mr. Wang's writings. When you are in EMO, read Wang Zengqi and watch him write about food, victory, and flowers. You will find that there is so much fun in life. The grass, trees, scenery, smoke and fire are nothing more than Wang Zengqi in this world.

"Research on Historical Materials Issues in the Biographies of Modern and Contemporary Chinese Poets" starts from the historical material issues in the biographies of modern and contemporary poets, and is supplemented by various methods such as literary historiography to conduct research. It is mainly composed of seven parts, specifically including the definition of biographies of modern and contemporary poets and the issues of historical materials, the value of historical materials in biographies of modern and contemporary poets, the division of historical materials in biographies of modern and contemporary poets, the practice and application of historical materials in biographies of modern and contemporary poets, the relationship between the quality of biographers and the issues of biographical materials, other factors that affect the biographical materials of modern and contemporary poets, and the construction and historical prospects of biographical materials of modern and contemporary poets.

Japanese humanities in Manchukuo, as part of the colonial culture, left behind many legacies, which had a profound impact on the fate of a generation of writers and the history of two countries. Despite this, there has been no in-depth and systematic research or liquidation on it in China. This book is a collection of the author's research results on Puppet Manchukuo culture for more than ten years. Based on empirical investigation, the author strives to outline an overview of Japanese literature in this special period that was parasitic on Chinese soil.

"Chinese Poetry Research" is an academic journal sponsored by the Chinese Poetry Research Center of Capital Normal University, covering the study of poetry at home and abroad in ancient and modern times. The columns include research on ancient Chinese poetry, research on modern and contemporary Chinese poetry, research on Chinese poetry theory, research on Chinese ethnic minority poetry, research on contemporary overseas Chinese poetry, research on Chinese and Western comparative poetry, research on the history of poetics and poetic literature, and youth forums. It has a good reputation in academic circles at home and abroad and is an important reference book for poetry lovers and teachers and students.

"Korean Studies Series" is a continuous publication organized by the Korean Studies Center of Fudan University. This volume is mainly divided into three parts: politics, diplomacy and security, history, philosophy and culture, and society, economy and management. It not only focuses on real hot issues such as the strengthening of the alliance between the United States and South Korea, relations between China and South Korea, the construction of South Korea's middle power identity, and competition among South Korean political parties, but also includes discussions on historical issues such as the analysis of the Buyeo narrative, the investigation of the relationship between Baekje and the Buk people, Yi Jima's "Four Symbols Philosophy", and the Han Confucian Tuigye Theory. It basically reflects the latest progress in domestic research in related fields.

This collection is divided into three parts. The "Essay on Beauty" reflects Mr. Pang Anfu's theoretical contribution to the great discussion of aesthetics in the 1960s and 1980s. His research objects of aesthetics, discussions on the nature of natural beauty, and judgments on the relationship between social beauty, artistic beauty and natural beauty were original and highly enlightening at that time and even today; "Art" Although the "Art Chapter" has a clear mark of the times, the discussion on the beauty of artistic forms and the analysis of the characteristics of short stories are very insightful; the "Aesthetic Education Chapter" is a part of "Introduction to Youth Aesthetic Education" that was independently completed by Mr. Pang. It is also the extension and implementation of Mr. Pang's thoughts on social beauty, natural beauty, and artistic beauty in aesthetic education.

This book is based on comparative literature and mainly studies the influence of the Bible on modern Chinese literature. The first part of the book mainly discusses the translation and acceptance of the Bible in China in the 20th century; the second part mainly studies the influence of the Bible on modern literature, such as Zhou Zuoren, Haizi, Bing Xin, Mao Dun, Gu Cheng, Wang Meng and other literary creations were influenced by the Bible; the third part mainly discusses how Han Suyin, Zhang Xiaofeng, Rongzi, Xia Yu and Si Ren were influenced by the Bible and created literature. Through this book, readers can have a more detailed understanding of the translation and acceptance of the Bible in China and its impact on modern Chinese literature.

This book mainly focuses on literary texts of various genres since the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It aims to study the scenes of Guangfu depicted in literary texts from various aspects, including the commercial customs, food culture, etiquette and customs, annual festivals, folk beliefs, entertainment customs, garden architecture, etc. In the Guangfu area, and reveal the cultural spirit contained in them. There have been many works on the study of Cantonese customs in the past, but they lacked the perspective of caring about Cantonese customs from a literary perspective. This book uses this as an entry point to comprehensively introduce Cantonese customs, which has certain academic value.

"Korean Studies Series" is an academic journal sponsored by the Korean Studies Center of Fudan University. It was founded in 1995. It has always adhered to the purpose of "cutting edge, originality, and authority" and is committed to the study of Korean Peninsula issues. It publishes articles covering various fields of Korean Peninsula issues. The book has three topics: politics, diplomacy and security; history, philosophy and culture; society, economy and management.

This book provides a platform for the textual research of Chinese popular literature. The book takes the study of ancient operas and popular literature as its main object, features empirical research, attaches great importance to the discovery and utilization of first-hand documentary materials, and emphasizes the investigation, cataloging, and textual research of basic literature. It especially emphasizes the research of textual research on literature and materials, that is, it focuses on author research, important event research, edition literature research, collection of catalogs for collectors at home and abroad, research on rare documents, and collection and interpretation of new literature materials. Opera, popular literature, literature, and empirical evidence are the key words that distinguish this book from other similar publications.

"Ming and Qing Literature and Documents" is a professional academic journal sponsored by the Ming and Qing Literature and Culture Research Center of Heilongjiang University. The book focuses on the research results of Ming and Qing literature, documents and culture, and strives to present the cutting-edge trends and latest results of Ming and Qing literature research, reflecting the characteristics of this discipline.