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"Reading Guide" brings together Mr. Liang Qichao's "Essentials of Introductory Books on Chinese Studies and Their Reading Methods" and "Essential Books and Their Reading Methods". "Essentials of Introductory Books on Chinese Studies and How to Read them" introduces basic Chinese classics, explains the characteristics and reading methods of each book, and the text is simple and concise. "Analects of Important Books and How to Read them" is a lecture he gave when he taught "A Summary of Group Books" at Tsinghua University. Before it was published, it had been "requested and circulated from everywhere" and was very popular among young students. It systematically introduces classics such as The Analects of Confucius, Historical Records, Zuo Zhuan, and Book of Songs, and carefully examines issues such as the author of each book, the year and process of its creation, the authenticity and order of the content, the value and reading method, and the quality of the proofs and interpretations, etc., Providing detailed and useful guidance.

"Buddha's Country" is also known as "Faxian's Biography", "His Travels to Tianzhu", "The Former Taoist Faxian's Journey from Chang'an to the West to Tianzhu", "Shi Faxian's Journey to Tianzhu", "Historical Journeys to Tianzhu", etc. It is a travel note written by Faxian of the Eastern Jin Dynasty and was completed in the twelfth year of Yixi (416). This book is an important historical material for studying the transportation and history of China, India, Pakistan and other countries. The culture of the Western Regions and India that came with Buddhism has had a positive impact on Chinese culture in many aspects such as language, art, astronomy, medicine, etc. Maritime trade between China and India, Persia and other countries began as early as the Eastern Han Dynasty, but there are no specific records of sea breezes and ships in history books. The detailed description and systematic record of trade winds and ships in "Buddha Kingdom" became the earliest record in China. "Buddha Country" records the author's travel experiences from 399 to 413 AD. Its genre is a typical travelogue and it also belongs to the Buddhist topography genre. The book covers a vast area, covering the geography, transportation, religion, culture, products, customs, and even society and economy of about 30 countries in Central Asia, India, and Southeast Asia. It is the earliest record of land and sea transportation between China and India. It is the first complete travel record of Central Asia, India, and Southeast Asia in ancient China. It occupies an important position in the history of geography and navigation in China and South Asia.

Hu Shi is the founder of the new Redology. In 1921, he ushered in a new era of Redology research with his book "A Critique of the Dream of Red Mansions". This has become a common sense issue in the academic history of modern China. In "A Textual Research on A Dream of Red Mansions", Hu Shi conducted a well-documented textual research on the issues in the Chinese classic "A Dream of Red Mansions". It is a milestone in the study of Red Mansions in my country and a representative work in the study of Red Mansions in my country. It has had a great influence at home and abroad.

"Buddha's Country" is a documentary travelogue written by Faxian, a distinguished monk in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. It is also known as "Faxian's Biography" and so on. The book comprehensively records Fa Xian's journey from Chang'an to India to seek Dharma through hardships. It lasted 15 years and traveled to more than 30 countries. The book describes in detail the geography, transportation, religion, culture, customs, products, etc. Of the areas it passes through. It is an important historical material for studying the history, geography, religion, and culture of Central Asia, South Asia, and Southeast Asia in the early fifth century. At the same time, it also shows the spirit of Master Faxian who is not afraid of difficulties and eager to seek the Dharma. It is one of the oldest travel notes in China and even the world, and has extremely high historical and academic value.

"Jade Smile Zero Sound" is an ancient book compiled by Tian Yiheng in the late Ming Dynasty. The content is extensive, covering many philosophical thoughts, historical stories, moral concepts and discussions of natural phenomena. The book shows the author's profound thoughts and unique insights into the world through rich metaphors, allusions and philosophies. Its writing style is beautiful and its language is refined. It not only inherits ancient wisdom, but also provides a profound analysis of the social phenomena at that time. It is a classic masterpiece that integrates knowledge, thought and literature.

"The Origin of Chinese New Literature" is a systematic summary of Zhou Zuoren's theory on the May 4th New Literature Movement and the entire history of Chinese literature. It has thorough reasoning and exquisite writing. As a Chinese scholar, you must read it carefully. The origin, course, and significance of the Chinese New Literature Movement will be explained based on what Zhou Zuoren knows and has seen. "Literature is something that conveys the author's unique thoughts and feelings in a beautiful form, so that people who read it can get pleasure from it."

"Reminiscences of Xiangwanlou" is a memoir written by Chen Peizhi in the Qing Dynasty to commemorate his deceased concubine Wang Zilan (Ziji). It is also a classic of ancient Chinese "reminiscence style" literature. With clear writing and delicate narrative, the book lovingly recalls the love story between the author and Zi Ji and every detail of family life. The book not only inserts poems, lyrics, elegiac couplets and other literary forms, but also truly describes the collective image and tragic fate of Nanjing singing girls and prostitutes in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. The text in the work is bright but not flashy, sad but not sad, and deeply touching. It has had a profound impact on later generations' literary creation and family life concepts.

Prose is a light and free style of writing that has been loved by literati of all ages in our country. For thousands of years, it has developed various genres and produced famous works one after another. It has always been a beautiful landscape in the history of Chinese literary development. "Humorous Prose Reader" selects many modern and contemporary prose collections. The writing is humorous, playful, and satirical. It exposes and criticizes all kinds of worthless things in reality, so that the absurd and ugly behavior is fully exposed and there is no way to hide it. The book has nearly 300,000 words, with classic, interesting content and rich connotations. This is an excellent collection of essays.

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This book contains articles such as "Su Shi and the literary theory criticism in the early Northern Song Dynasty", "Huang Tingjian and the literary theory criticism in the late Northern Song Dynasty", "New developments in literary theory criticism in the Southern Song Dynasty", "Literary theory criticism in the Jin and Yuan Dynasties", "The emergence and development of the retro-ism literary trend in the Ming Dynasty", "Theoretical criticism of opera in the Ming Dynasty", "The poetry theory of Wang Fuzhi and Ye Xie", etc.

This book contains 48 speeches by Peking University graduates. According to the theme of the speeches, students' personal experiences and graduation destinations, it is divided into four chapters: "Asking the Youth's Concerns", "Using Youth to Complete Homework", "Unknown Water in the Eyes" and "Yellow River Moon in the Breast", allowing you to experience the spirit of Peking University and the charm of education from different angles.

This book traces the history of the modernization process in the United States, summarizes the development of contemporary American Jewish literature in the process of American modernization, reviews the lives and literary creation characteristics of the four founding writers of contemporary American Jewish literature, including Bellow, Singer, Malamud, and Roth, who have made outstanding contributions to this development process, and then sorts out the domestic and foreign research status of contemporary American Jewish literature in the process of modernization. Starting from the concepts of identity and national identity, this paper analyzes the core content and main reasons of contemporary American Jewish literature's construction of American national identity in the process of modernization. The relevant measures taken by American Jewish literature to construct national identity provide a useful academic reference for the academic community to conduct research on ethnic minority literature in other countries.

This book collects representative papers on Lu Xun research and modern literature research. Including "On the historical connection between Lu Xun's works and Chinese classical literature", "On the relationship between Lu Xun's works and foreign literature", "On Ba Jin's novels", "The development and characteristics of prose during the "May Fourth Movement"", etc.

This book selects more than 100 outstanding essays from the 2023 undergraduate freshmen of Peking University. The whole book focuses on "my growth", "my university", "my youth", "my dream" and "my motherland". The works are sentimental, artistic and comprehensive, contain distinctive characteristics of the times, show the spiritual outlook of the new generation of Peking University people, and embody the feelings of family and country and national emotions of a group of Chinese youth in the new era.

This book focuses on a specific literary phenomenon, that is, the interaction of literature and history in ancient literature, including topics such as the mutual reading of poetry and history, the mutual penetration of history and novels, and the mutual integration of history and culture. It involves important genres in the field of literature and history such as epic poems, classic works such as "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", and major events such as Jing Ke's assassination of Qin. It also includes conversations with three professors: Co Martin, Qian Nanxiu, and Alano. Based on the collection of a large number of research results in the English-speaking world (most of which are works since the new century that have not been translated into Chinese), and combined with the development of overseas Sinology, it expounds the latest research methods and perspectives of Sinologists on the interaction of ancient Chinese literature and history.

By carefully reading relevant works of outstanding contemporary American writers such as Walker, Gaines, Milhauser, Doctorow, Saltzman, Robinson, Updike, and Goldstein, the author of this book attempts to describe the artistic exploration of post-secular American novels in reconstructing the soul in the fallen reality, and to rethink what is post-secular and other basic issues in the emerging field of post-secular novel research.

This book is a representative poetry work by the Persian poet and mathematician Omarja, and was translated by the British poet Fitzgerald. It's in English, so English lovers shouldn't miss it. "The Rubaiyat" is a four-line collection of poems written by the Persian poet and mathematician Omaga. Its form is similar to Chinese quatrains. The content is mostly about the uncertainty of life and the impermanence of ups and downs. It can be interpreted as enjoying the times, drinking and singing. The British Edward Fitzgerald translated and introduced this collection of poems to the English-speaking world. His translation was a free translation, which maintained the rhythmic form of the original poems and has become a classic of British literature.

With the theme of "You can go far only if you have faith", "You can go far if you have faith", "Fear no hardships and dangers, charge forward", "Reform and opening up, five-in-one", "Take root in fertile soil and win a moderately prosperous society", "One Belt, One Road, a community with a shared future". Starting from personal experience, this book collects the views and understandings of young people in the new era on various aspects such as grassroots, science and technology, and future development. It promotes the main theme and is inspiring and enlightening at the same time.

This book starts from the personal experience and perspective of young students, using the people and things around them as the entry point, and there are many vivid and touching examples. The articles in the book combine practice and thinking, reflecting that young students learn from glorious forerunners, learn from lofty beliefs, and strengthen their ideals and beliefs.

This book collects articles from two columns of the Peking University Youth League Committee, "Peking University Youth Review" and "Peking University Youth Exploration" since 2018. It also organizes topics such as commemorating the 100th anniversary of the May 4th Movement, the 70th anniversary of the founding of New China, fighting the epidemic, and related student union organizational reforms. Special article; records the observations and thoughts of Peking University youth on the work of the Communist Youth League, youth mission and the development of the times. In the ever-changing landscape of the new era, they bravely stand at the forefront of the times, use heartfelt words to dialogue with the times, and convey the sonorous and powerful voice of Peking University youth.

The author of this book focuses on the ideological mentality, literary concepts, academic methods and friendships of a large number of important writers such as Lu Xun, Hu Shi, Liu Bannong, Wen Yiduo, Shen Congwen, Zhu Ziqing, Zhu Guangqian, Ye Shengtao, etc., Interprets a large number of first-hand materials such as book versions, letters and diaries, newspapers and magazines, and combines personal experience to understand and appreciate the realm, performance, style and friendship of these important writers from the depth of history, allowing readers to appreciate their brilliance from different aspects.

This book focuses on how the translation project of the four-volume "Academy of Sciences Edition" "History of Russian Literature" comprehensively presents the development process of Russian literature from the 10th century to before the October Revolution as described by first-class scholars in the Soviet period. It combs and displays the historical evolution, artistic achievements, ideological value, cultural connotation and aesthetic characteristics of Russian literature during this thousand years; in comparison with similar works at home and abroad, it reveals the literary history concepts, leading ideas and editing embodied in this representative set of literary history works. It will provide valuable reference for updating the concept of literary history, optimizing literary history research methods and promoting the improvement of the writing level of literary history, and for constructing a scientific and complete literary history, literary theory and literary criticism discourse system.

"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is a collection of retrospective essays by Mr. Lu Xun, reviewing the unforgettable people and events in his childhood and youth. In Mr. Lu Xun's own words, "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" "was copied from memory." The book contains both childlike interest and warmth, as well as satire and criticism. It has been a best-seller ever since it was published by Weiming Publishing House in 1928. This publication is based on the first edition of Weiming Society in 1928. It follows the original text, proofreads it word for word, and strives to restore the cover of the first edition, in order to share with readers the elegance and agility of nearly a century ago and pay tribute to the classic.

"Two Kinds of Guidance on Chinese Studies" is a compilation of Mr. Liang Qichao's two works that guide young people on how to read Chinese classics, "Essential Contents of Introductory Books on Chinese Studies and How to Read them" and "Answers to Essential Books and How to Read them". In the spring of 1923, a reporter from "Tsinghua Weekly" asked Mr. Liang Qichao to draft "Essentials of an Introductory Book on Chinese Studies and How to Read it", and "supervision was very urgent". Mr. Liang "struggled his best in three days" to complete it. The book manuscript lists a reading list of Chinese classics for young people from six aspects: "Books on Cultivation, Application and Relationship with Ideological History", "Books on Political History and Other Philology", "Books on Rhymes", "Books on Elementary School and Grammar" and "Books on Casual Reading". "Solving Problems and Reading Methods of Essential Books" is a lecture given by Mr. Ren Gong at Tsinghua University in 1923. The manuscript discusses Chinese classics such as "The Analects of Confucius, Mencius University, Doctrinal Doctrine of Filial Piety", "Historical Records", "Xunzi", "Han Feizi", "Zuo Zhuan Guoyu", "The Book of Songs", "Chu Ci", "Book of Rites", "Book of Rites", "Book of Rites", "Historical Records", "Shiji", "Historical Records", "Xunzi", "Han Feizi", "Zuo Zhuan Guoyu", "Book of Songs", "Book of Rites", "Book of Rites", "Book of Rites", "Book of Rites", "Historical Records", "Historical Records", "Xunzi", "Han Feizi", "Zuo Zhuan Guoyu", "Book of Songs", "Book of Rites", "Book of Rites", "Book of Rites" and other Chinese classics. It summarizes and summarizes the author/author, year of writing, content and value, reading method, its annotations and related books, etc.

"A Brief History of Chinese Novels" is the pioneer work in the study of the history of Chinese novels. It was originally Lu Xun's lecture notes at Peking University. The book has a total of twenty-eight articles, starting from ancient myths and legends to condemnation novels in the late Qing Dynasty. It comprehensively combs the origin, development and evolution of Chinese novels, and analyzes in detail the characteristics, genres, representative works and social and cultural backgrounds of novels in each historical period. It not only ends the situation of "no history of Chinese novels", but also provides new perspectives and methods for the study of Chinese literary history. This book is hailed as a classic in the study of the history of Chinese novels and is still widely cited and referenced today.

How to build a family? How to pass on family traditions? This book takes the "Fifth Sister", a mother from eastern Henan, as the perspective, and tells the story of the Fifth Sister and her son, Jingzhu, a well-known entrepreneur from Lankao, as well as the history and inheritance of the Jing family. General Secretary Xi Jinping has always attached great importance to the construction of family education and family tradition, emphasizing that family tradition and family education are the most precious wealth of a family and the best legacy left to future generations. "The foundation of the world lies in the country, and the foundation of the country is at home." For private entrepreneurs, family tradition is not only the source of their moral character, but also the cornerstone of the growth of entrepreneurship. As a well-known entrepreneur, Jingzhu not only has a strong sense of family and country, but also attaches great importance to family tradition, family education and inheritance. The first half of the book tells the story of the fifth sister and the Jing family with photos in eleven chapters, including "Properly Raising Children" and "Being Proper in Old Age." The second half collects Jing Zhu's articles about family tradition, upbringing and inheritance, giving people a better understanding of family inheritance and family tradition. In Jingzhu's view, family tradition and business are passed down to the root and soul. Only when the family inherits the fundamental family traditions of filial piety, reading, doing good deeds, self-discipline, and entrepreneurship can the family's core competitiveness that "cannot be stolen, bought, dismantled, or taken away" be accumulated.

Writer Fan Yanqiao is familiar with Shanghai's urban spirit and social life. He has written lyrics for movie interludes such as "Shanghai at Night" and "Flowers and Full Moon". After being sung by Zhou Xuan, it became popular and has been sung to this day. This book is divided into two volumes. The first volume, "Broken Strings on the Streets," is a column in the "Jilian Association Journal", with twenty-five articles reflecting Shanghai's street business and people's livelihood; the second volume, "Dust on the Sea," is selected from newspapers such as "Vientiane" and "New Shanghai", with twenty-three articles, describing the customs of Shanghai's four seasons and daily trivialities.

This book mainly uses the imagination of Beijing expressed in urban culture and literature as an entry point to explore the connotations of literature and Beijing and "Beijing in literature" in modern and contemporary Chinese literature. In terms of research paradigm, with region, space, characters (including region, class, gender), consciousness, artifacts, and emotions as the core, similar writers and genres are combined and discussed. Text forms include novels, poems, essays, notes, dramas, cultural phenomena, etc.

This book selects excellent articles written by trainees in the second phase of Peking University's Youth Theoretical Key Talents Training Program. The words between the lines not only reflect the young people's attention to the overall development of the party and the country's undertakings, but also the strategic height of realizing the "Chinese Dream" of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. They are also based on the positioning of youth, combined with real stories in the study and life of young people, with the vision and responsibility of Peking University youth, using the perspective of youth to excavate the touching stories happening around them, show the changes in happy life, and record the pursuit of the original intention of struggle by young people and their thoughts on the mission of the times.

This book is divided into two volumes, and includes articles such as "The People Create History - A Brief Account of Li Dazhao's Views on the Masses", "Li Dazhao's Experience in the Soviet Union in 1924 and Related Documentary Research", "Attachment to Expanding the Collection and Research of Li Dazhao's Japanese Literature and Historical Materials", "Several New Thoughts on Li Dazhao's Research", "Li Dazhao and the Socialist Research Association of Peking University", etc.

From Melville and Conrad, to DeLillo and Updike, to McCain and Waldman, the author analyzes the subtle relationship between literary representation, aesthetics and horror in different eras and cultural contexts.

"Articles are written for the occasion, and songs and poems are written for the occasion." This book is based on the creation of the National Grand Canal Cultural Park and Twenty Scenes of Tongxiang, and organizes the Tongxiang Poetry and Couplet Society to create poetry, calligraphy and painting, including "Poetry and Calligraphy - Thematic creations include "Twenty Scenes of the Tongxiang Canal" (20 poems and 20 pieces of calligraphy) and "Poetic and Picturesque - Tongxiang Canal Scenery" (more than 150 poems by 43 poets and 20 paintings) which is a regular theme about the Tongxiang section of the Grand Canal. Focusing on the creation of the National Grand Canal Cultural Park and the Twenty Scenes of Tongxiang, the Tongxiang Poetry and Couplets Society took advantage of its strengths and organized poets to write poems of the same name based on their styles. Some of the poems were expressed in corresponding soft-brush calligraphy, forming the theme of the book. The style of poetry is metrical poetry (quatrains, rhymed verses and a few words), with various calligraphy titles. He also invited the famous local painter Wu Zao to create 20 Chinese paintings of the same name, which were also included in the manuscript. In addition to thematic poems, calligraphy and paintings, this book also includes related creations by 43 local poets. This book uses traditional cultural forms such as poetry, calligraphy, and traditional Chinese painting to reflect contemporary Tongxiang people's exploration of the historical allusions, relics, and culture of the Grand Canal, and their praise for the construction of the Grand Canal National Cultural Park. It reflects Tongxiang's active cultural and artistic atmosphere and creative strength, and is also an excellent form of building cultural confidence and accumulating local culture.

There are two local reading materials in Yangzhou during the Republic of China. Many people know their names, but few have seen them. The first is "Yangzhou Continuing Dream", which is a column created by Hong Weifa in the "Spring and Autumn" supplement of "Shen Shen". It was serialized from 1946 to 1948 and has not yet been published. The second is "Gossip about Yangzhou", which was published by Shanghai Zhonghua Book Company in 1934. It caused some controversy, but its talk about the life and scenery of Yangzhou is also worthwhile. This book compiles both into one volume for the benefit of readers.

This book puts aside the investigation and combing of abstract aesthetic categories such as aesthetics, beauty, sense of beauty, and art. Instead, it explores major issues related to aesthetics and life based on rich life phenomena and cultural phenomena and starting from the aesthetic feeling.

This book explores the value practice of China's new literature from 1925 to 1937. This was a period of leaderless culture and diverse symbiosis. Different literary concepts did not replace each other in the competition, but each went its own way.

This book collects dozens of review articles published by Peking University News Network from 2013 to 2022, showing the development of Peking University from a small perspective. These comment articles not only focus on the major policies of the party and the country, but also closely follow the hot spots and focus issues that teachers and students pay attention to, such as the women's volleyball team winning the championship, Tu Youyou winning the Nobel Prize, etc.; There are also a series of comments with high theoretical level and strong ideological quality that invite experts, scholars, and theoretical backbones as special commentators, such as the series of comments on education with the theme of "Don't forget the original intention, keep the mission in mind", etc.

The research object of this book is the "revolutionary literature" debate from 1928 to the beginning of 1930. The whole book explores the main aspects of the debate on "revolutionary literature" by focusing on one or two core issues in each chapter. On the one hand, the author pays attention to the influence of foreign resources on the debate, focusing on exploring how Japan's Fukumoto and New Realism, the Russian proletarian cultural theory, and the American Sinclair's art propaganda theory and new humanism intervene in the debate; on the other hand, the author pays attention to the excavation and examination of historical materials. , Through the analysis of relevant texts, restored the rich historical features and spiritual trajectories, dynamically presented the debate on "revolutionary literature", and revealed how Chinese proletarian literature completed the preliminary theoretical construction in the debate, gained widespread recognition, and thus rose rapidly in the literary world.

This book selects and translates the entirety of the poet Ballojo's last two collections of poems, "The Psalms of Humanity" and "Spain, Take This Cup of Bitters Away," as well as parts of his first two collections of poems, "The Black Messenger" and "Trierce". In addition, it also selects and translates eight prose poems. Through these works, readers can understand this great Peruvian poet.

Xiaobao Storytelling has been telling Journey to the West since 2014. There are two versions, the 2014 version of Journey to the West: Game of Thrones, all of which are videos. At the end of 2017, three volumes of "Brain Journey to the West" were published. This book is reorganized, organized and expanded based on Xiaobao's storytelling. The author of this book has a great imagination and divides all the disputes in Journey to the West into several major parts: the battle of all things, the battle of humans and dragons, the battle of immortality, the battle of tree-men, the siege of three islands, the battle of flat peaches, the chaotic war in the west, the battle of Lingshan, and the search for scriptures in the west, and completes the plan to get the scriptures. This book is very imaginative and suitable for young people to read. It gives people a novel feeling. It turns out that Journey to the West can be told like this. The author is not just imagining things, but he is able to integrate many Chinese people's philosophies and world views, and he can also interpret people's hearts. When you read it, you will feel that "it really feels like this."

"Twelve Letters to Youth" is a life guide written specifically for young people in China by Mr. Zhu Guangqian when he was studying in Europe in the 1920s. It focuses on core issues that young people care about, such as reading, customs and innovations, love and morality, further education and majors, participation in social movements, and life's troubles and fun. It not only provides practical methods to solve real-life confusions, but also guides readers to engage in philosophical thinking about the nature of life. This book is based on "The Complete Works of Zhu Guangqian" compiled by Ye Shengtao, Shen Congwen and others in 1987. It is specially supplemented with the original appendix and six selected messages from young people. From physical fitness to scientific thinking, from artistic aesthetics to social responsibility, this book fully presents the educational concept of "building people and establishing minds" by a generation of great masters.

The collection of dictionaries in this book mainly introduces contemporary writers who are active in the British literary world after 1980 and have achieved great creative achievements. It is hoped that it will help readers have a preliminary understanding of the creative experiences and main works of these writers.

With a highly speculative perspective and easy-to-understand writing style, this book focuses on the relationship between literature and film and dissects a large number of Chinese and foreign literature, film, and art classics, from "The Book of Songs" and "Sou Shen Ji" to Lu Xun and Zhang Ailing, from "Hamlet" and "Don Quixote" to "The Metamorphosis". ""Reminiscences of Lost Time", from Jia Zhangke and Jiang Wen to "Rashomon", "Inception" and "The Grand Budapest Hotel"... Explores 70+ works, involving 50+ writers, filmmakers, artists, and philosophers, interprets literary works in depth, and explains in detail the basic knowledge of movies. In order to compare the original literary work and the film adaptation and establish a new dialogue between the two, the author returned to the work and used in-depth text reading skills to place the work in the context of the historical era and provide cultural reflection. In his writing, "Border Town" written by Shen Congwen in the 1930s was to treat the personal illness caused by history; "The Sun Also Rises" about the 1960s wanted to say something about history; "Alive" and the fifth-generation directors in the 1990s moved from the pursuit of enlightenment to the opposite of enlightenment - observing movies with literature and history as reference systems, and seeing how movies act as conspirators of the spirit of the times. The author's writing is full of sympathy and understanding, but also extremely critical. This book is not a boring academic work piled with footnotes. Instead, it combines literary interpretation, film criticism, and philosophical thinking. Within the space of ten lectures, it uses refined language to peel off the cocoons of difficult theories, with frequent golden sentences. "Popular yet profound, short yet broad", "it has the momentum to cover 'literature, film and everything else' in the form of ten lectures". Open it and reach the infinite world of literature and movies.

This book starts from poetry and art, focusing on Su Shi's theory of poetry and painting and his view of nature. It analyzes Su Shi's life experience, thoughts and feelings, creative mentality and literary insights to explore the profound and exquisite artistic realm created by Su Shi. The content of this book is divided into ten lectures: Su Shi's "theory of similarities and differences in poetry and painting", Su Shi's view of natural poetry, Su Shi's artistic style, Su Shi's painting poems, the dynamic beauty of natural landscapes in Su Shi's poems, and the humor, curiosity and rationality of Su Shi's landscape poems.

This book collects the best works of recent short novels. The works focus on the observation and understanding of life, providing readers with a window to care about society and explore human nature. The pages of personal narratives are either beautiful and quiet, or they show the vitality of literature in clever places, and many are overflowing with philosophical meanings. Some masterpieces are thousands of miles in size, with the broad destiny of the family and country, and have the soul of large narratives. There are also many pages that carry cultural content while carrying out literary narratives. They use small novels to interpret some cultural factors belonging to China, reflecting the power of cultural inheritance and the current vitality of the cultural spirits that have been integrated into the blood of the Chinese people. The authors of this anthology are mainly small fiction writers, and their works are classic and exemplary.

This book selects outstanding short stories published by contemporary Chinese writers in 2023. They have rich themes, natural and beautiful writing styles, and diverse styles. They closely focus on the main theme of the moment and use literary techniques to praise the motherland, chant family affection, and recall the past. The themes are outstanding and the thoughts are healthy. These novels by literary masters selected in the book have been recognized as famous works since their publication. The purpose of collecting and publishing them is to show the fruitful achievements of contemporary Chinese writers in the field of literature and art, so that readers can appreciate the elegance of outstanding contemporary Chinese short stories.

This book selects outstanding novellas published by contemporary Chinese writers in 2023. They have rich themes, natural and beautiful writing styles, and diverse styles. They closely focus on the main theme of the moment and use literary techniques to praise the motherland, chant family affection, and recall the past. The themes are outstanding and the thoughts are healthy. These novels by literary masters selected in the book have been recognized as famous works since their publication. The purpose of collecting and publishing them is to show the fruitful achievements of contemporary Chinese writers in the field of literature and art, so that readers can appreciate the elegance of outstanding contemporary Chinese novellas.

This book selects outstanding prose published by contemporary Chinese writers in 2023. It has rich themes, natural and beautiful writing styles, and diverse styles. It closely focuses on the main theme of the moment and uses literary techniques to praise the motherland, sing about family ties, and recall the past. The themes are outstanding and the thoughts are healthy. The prose selected in the book has been recognized as famous since its publication. The purpose of collecting and publishing it is to show the fruitful achievements of contemporary Chinese writers in the field of literature and art, so that readers can appreciate the elegance of outstanding contemporary Chinese prose.

This book is a study of Xin Qiji's poetry by foreign scholar Lian Xinda. The author proposes to put aside Xin Qiji's halo as a "patriotic poet" and through textual analysis of Xin's poetry, find the "arrogance" and "rebellion in his heart" in his temperament, and reveal how Xin's poetry shows his "rebelliousness" under the "gentle and honest" poetic tradition. The book is divided into four chapters. It conducts an in-depth exploration of Xin Qiji's person, his words, and the significance of his words in literary history. It finally restores to us the rare expression of Xin Qiji - "a unique and unique personality" - in the Chinese poetry tradition, which is true and full of power. Different from the previous evaluation system that was deeply influenced by Confucian ethical values, this book focuses on Xin Qiji's unique personality and his strong self-awareness in his poems. Combining the author's life, philosophical thoughts, creative concepts and trends, it conducts an in-depth analysis of the word choice, intention, allusions, composition, etc. Of some representative poems, and then examines the value and significance of the artistic features of Xin Qiji and his works in the history of the development of Chinese poetry. This book is not a biography in the strict sense, but a unique piece of literary criticism.

This book is a literary criticism of Yang Wanli's works written by the famous sinologist and translator Shi Jirui. The author places Yang Wanli's poetry in the social and artistic background of twelfth-century China, and explores the inextricable connections between the author's literary pursuits and active political activities, religious factors, philosophical thoughts, calligraphy and painting arts. Examine the artistic value and aesthetic qualities of Yang Wanli's works. This book is divided into eight chapters, focusing on Yang Wanli's life, literary theory, creative methods, creative themes, as well as the history of criticism and acceptance of Yang Wanli's poetry by later generations. The most prominent feature is that the author pays special attention to the relationship between Yang Wanli's poetry and Buddhism (especially Zen Buddhism). Yang Wanli is the subject of the author's doctoral thesis. In addition to this book, the author published a paper "Zen, Fantasy and Enlightenment in Yang Wanli's Poems" in the top Sinology journal "Bulletin" in 1974, which basically reflected some of his unique insights into Yang Wanli's research.