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"Cat Fish" is a non-fiction work by filmmaker Chen Chong. The stories of ancestors and mother, the years in the old house on Pingjiang Road, the days in the caravan of the "Little Flower" crew, and the journey of studying abroad alone. The unknown behind-the-scenes of each movie, the love, pain, and struggle in life, are vividly reflected on the page through the author's review. Writing family stories is a unique Shanghai narrative and the spiritual history of Chinese intellectuals; from "Little Flower" to "The Last Emperor", "Yi", "The Sun Also Rises" and so on, it is the biography of a film artist; from childhood in Shanghai to hard work in a foreign country, the life journeys are the private words of women with both passion and tenderness.

This book is a collection of papers submitted by the Soviet delegation at the Second International Congress on the History of Science and Technology held in London in 1931. It includes articles such as "Theory and Practice from the Perspective of Dialectical Materialism", "Physics and Technology", "Physical" and "Biological" Processes in the Evolution of Organisms", and "The Origin of World Agriculture from the Latest Survey".

This book selects a total of 14 activities compiled by teachers from different disciplines such as humanities, social sciences, science and engineering (Lv Zhi, Sun Yuwen, Tang Shiqi, Zhu Songchun, Duan Huiling, Li Yan, Pan Wei, Sun Laibin, Wang Shiqiang, Cao Wenxuan, Che Hao, Wang Yuesheng, Yan Jirong, Zhang Haixia). The themes are rich and diverse, including practical methods of scientific research and learning, as well as life attitudes and true knowledge of enlightenment.

This book examines the inherent rhetorical logic, article form, context of production, and the author's subjective position in Lu Xun's essays. It takes the concepts of "producer" and "consumer" inherent in Lu Xun's essays as the core, opens up new research perspectives, and pursues the construction of a "holistic understanding" of Lu Xun's essays. It once again approaches or even enters Lu Xun's essays in the sense of continuous trial and error, and innovates the theoretical and discourse resources for us to enter Lu Xun and 20th-century China.

From the perspective of urban space, this book discusses the impact of the politics of Beijing's urban space on Lu Xun's thoughts and creations. It interconnects Lu Xun's various interactions with different individuals or groups in Beijing to form a network structure, and presents a development path of Lu Xun from an official in the Ministry of Education to a new cultural figure, to a university teacher, and a thinker and writer deeply respected by young people.

The author of this book examines this literary and cultural phenomenon from two perspectives: textual and cultural. On the one hand, he analyzes the structure and rhetorical characteristics of the work, and on the other hand, he examines the social reasons for the rise of this writing. Through case studies, he understands the connection between emotional writing and scholars' pursuit of political success, accumulation of cultural capital, and shaping of self-image, as well as the tense relationship between this marginal writing, social order, and literary tradition.

This book attempts to use the method of ancient literary systems to study the interactive relationship between Song poetry and Tang and Song poetry. It also studies the mutual influence of Tang and Song poetry on the composition, genre, theory, and annotation of the Song Dynasty poetry system under a unified system, and draws a series of new perspectives. The whole book is divided into two parts: Tang and Song poetics and Song Ci creation; Tang and Song poetics and Song Ci system.

Based on the principle of combining modern interpretation with historical restoration, this book analyzes the connotations and modern values ​​of some important categories, propositions or theoretical forms in Chinese classical literary aesthetics, and sorts out some important research on Chinese classical literary aesthetics since the 20th century.

This book brings together the reading experiences of 30 science fiction writers on 31 science fiction classics, conveying the writers' worries about today's world, with a very distinct imprint of the present.

This book uses the theories and methods of stylistics, narratology, translation studies and other disciplines to study the Chinese translation of the novels of the British writer Dickens. It emphasizes the uniqueness of literary translation, explores the impact of social and cultural concepts on literary forms in literary translation, and how changes in literary forms lead to changes in ideological content. It shows that novels, like poetry, are sometimes untranslatable. Its research results not only reflect the new progress in domestic research on Dickens' novels, but also expand the breadth and depth of research on the Chinese translation of Dickens' novels.

This book starts from Luhmann's system theory and examines the evolution of Chinese literary research by German sinologists since the 19th century. The study of Chinese literature in Germany is equivalent to an autonomous functional system that produces all the necessary elements according to its own procedures, and also builds "Literary China" into a co-evolving world of meaning.

This book is Mr. Zhang's teaching lectures at Hong Kong Shue Yan University, including "Introduction to Chinese Studies", "Comparison of Key Points of Chinese and Western Literary Theory", "Historical Development of Chinese Classical Novels", "On Cao Xueqin and "A Dream of Red Mansions"", and "A Summary of Yuan Opera".

This book summarizes the general trend of the development of literary theory from pre-Qin to modern times, and explains and analyzes important theorists and theoretical masterpieces. It discusses the overall literary concept as well as the criticism and theory of various types of literature such as poetry, prose, lyrics, novels, and operas. The content includes: the germination and emergence of Chinese literary theoretical criticism - the pre-Qin period, the development and maturity of Chinese literary theoretical criticism - the Han, Wei and Six Dynasties periods, the deepening and expansion of Chinese literary theoretical criticism - the Tang, Song, Jin and Yuan dynasties.

This book discusses modern Chinese literature and culture from the perspective of "newspapers" and "publishing", involving the production mechanism and communication methods of modern Chinese literature - focusing on newspapers from the 1890s to the 1930s; the late Qing Dynasty: the perspective of newspaper research and Strategies; "Newspaper Studies" from the perspective of literary history - "Mass Media" in the Chinese Department of Peking University in the past twenty years; the genre characteristics of romance novels in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China; Zhang Henshui's novels as the "Literary Map of Beijing"; three early Peking University literary history lecture notes, etc.

This book uses the writings of literary theorists such as F. R. Leavis and T. S. Eliot of the United Kingdom, Harold Bloom of the United States, Jacques Derrida, Julia Kristeva, Tiffena Samovayo of France, and Dewey Fokkema of the Netherlands to study and explain issues in literary history such as "tradition," "influence," "traces," and "intertextuality." It is not limited to modern categories, but also transcends internal or external research horizons.

This book collects several classic papers by Mr. Wang Yao in the two research fields of classical literature and modern literature. The contents include the newness and changes of literature, textual criticism, the influence of foreign literature on modern literature, the attitude of Lu Xun and others towards Chinese literary heritage and the influence of Chinese classical literature on them.

This book includes a total of 95 contemporary Spanish-American writers (including three Nobel Prize winners for literature and 16 Cervantes Prize winners), covering countries such as Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Uruguay, Peru, Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua, Puerto Rico, Paraguay, Guatemala and Bolivia.

This book is composed of four parts: "Journey to Hometown", "Pain of Family", "Feeling of Heart", and "Healing of Chun". "Journey to Hometown" expresses feelings about the great changes in the countryside; "Pain of Love" expresses the original nature of the heart, urging people to return to the origin of family ties; "Feeling of the Heart" reflects the original intention of the origin; "Healing of Chun" expresses nostalgia and the healing of nostalgia for everyone in the new era.

May you be warm and bright, may you be high-spirited in this life, may you ride the wind upwards, and only if you have longing in your heart can you come to this mortal world in vain and fall in love with the world! I would like to make a feast of poetry, exchange a reserved spring for a fleeting kiss, and respect the long night that will never wither.

Time passes slowly, day and night change, and the four seasons rotate. In the calm and restless days, I got a glimpse of the human heart and blood. Tolerating everything about the other person is the talent of a secret admirer, and long waiting is the sincerity that a secret admirer can best demonstrate. --"With love, you will be proud of the spring breeze, but without love, you will be overcome with sorrow and joy." That day, Xu Lanjie took Wang Pandui and walked twenty miles before going to the city to change their names. Wang Pandui raised the new household registration book high, turned to his own page, and saw the name column written: Wang Fuxing. --"Xu Lanjie, run faster"; I still went to school numbly. When I got up, I couldn't see Li Chunhua, so I assumed that she was selling peanuts. In short, Li Chunhua is still very busy, so busy that we always miss it. It doesn't matter if you miss it, it's easier to accept it than losing it. --"Come back, Li Chunhua".

"You and Me Are All Parties" aims to narrate the joys and sorrows of life. During his twenty-five-year career, the author has seen an old man who left loopholes in his will to express his dissatisfaction; he has seen a wife who was eager to protect her husband and risked perjury, but turned her back after discovering that she was betrayed; and she has also seen a sister who dedicated half her life to her family, apparently to take back the house, but in fact she just wanted her family to support her emotional choices... "You and Me Are All Parties 2" is a sequel to this book, focusing on gains and losses in the workplace. A lecturer has been ignored many times when asking for salary, so Party B can only be Party B? A representative of a company is faced with a "overlord clause". Will he be criticized within the company whether he signs it or not? Key employees demand a substantial salary increase. How should we negotiate for this salary? ...

"There is always joy in everything in the world" is a selection of essays about the wisdom of life by the 80-year-old "naughty boy" Cai Lam. There is no preaching like a father, and he can easily resolve all anxiety and confusion. His humor is open-minded and sharp, and his mental state is beautiful: Question: Sir, is it shameful to be content with the status quo? Answer: It is also a state. Question: At thirty-five, do you still have the right to step out of your comfort zone? Answer: Let's talk about it when I'm fifty. Question: Sir, what should I do if I always feel that I am terrible? Answer: Instead, I feel that I am very powerful. Question: Sir, what is considered a big deal? Answer: The sky is falling. Question: I would like to ask Mr. What is your definition of like? Answer: I just like it, it's so stupid. Opening an article at random is like entering a refuge, and you are instantly saved by words.

This book is a selection of interesting prose from the life of the 80-year-old "naughty boy" Cai Lan. It collects 60 classic essays written in different periods to show you how to have fun in ordinary life and be happier every day. The book contains both a person's list of fun and a global perspective: when you are upset, the best solution is to copy the "Heart Sutra". When you are depressed and boring, you might as well read Ming Dynasty sketches. It turns out that people can die like this! In Mexico, death is celebrated as a festival, and fireworks are set off at funerals to color any dull things and make them come alive, bringing happiness to them and themselves. Uncultured men and women should not speak more than a few sentences to them, and they should be spoken immediately... Cai Lam is known for his extensive knowledge and unique talent.

Why do Chinese people still need poetry? Because "useless things can be of great use". In the fast-moving wheels of society and in the general environment of general involution, people are often impetuous and confused, and their souls often have nowhere to rest. Then, open up a small inner sky for yourself, sow beauty and purity, and harvest poetry and distance. Not only to heal yourself, but also to warm others. Li Bo, the speaker of "Hundred Forums" and the cultural guest of "Chinese Poetry Conference", "Chinese Idiom Conference" and "Chinese Character Dictation Conference", is concerned about hard work and not about harvest. He has been writing poems for ten years and has selected more than 300 poems and published them in a collection.

"The Shape of Happiness" is the first collection of essays by the powerful Asian actor Ryoko Hirosue. It is also a collection of life thoughts of a 40-year-old actress. It covers a woman's thoughts and feelings from adolescence to important life stages such as love, work, marriage, and childbirth. Since middle school, Hirosue's favorite thing to read is philosophy books, so when writing this book, he decided to start with philosophical quotations that resonate with him, and frankly share his life experiences and survival insights: he discovered the "Ryoko Smile Tactics" in the third grade of elementary school and still maintains it to this day; he was in the center of a bullying storm in middle school, and realized the weight of friendship after being saved by a friend; he cut his hair short in order to convey a lively and cheerful impression in auditions, and since then he has learned that "language" is not the only means of conveying information; therefore After suffering from pyelonephritis due to heavy work and childcare, I was shocked to realize that whether in acting or in life, "don't overbear"; at the age of forty, I have just started on the road of "love", and admit that my understanding of love is still insufficient; just like my grandmother and mother , believing that it is better to age gracefully than to resist aging, and accept the medals of time calmly... The thinking of Nietzsche, Descartes, Hesse, Hannah Arendt, and Beauvoir all nourished and encouraged Hirosue at different stages to keep thinking and face the future with vigor.

"Les Nourritures Terrestres" (Les Nourritures Terrestres) is a prose novel published in 1897 by the French writer André Gide. It is written in the tone of a "teacher" preaching to his "disciples". Through a series of prose-like paragraphs, it tells readers the author's profound thinking on life and existence. The book does not have a specific storyline, but is more of a philosophical and emotional catharsis. The core content revolves around the love of life, the pursuit of freedom, and the praise of sensory experience. After the First World War, this book quickly became popular and became a pillow book for many young people. It influenced several generations and was regarded as "the Bible of the restless generation." It advocates abandoning the constraints that imprison human nature and pursuing personal freedom, sensual enjoyment and harmony with nature. This kind of thinking is highly consistent with the psychological needs of the younger generation in the current social environment, and can provide them with spiritual guidance to get rid of depression and find self-liberation.

Mr. Ji Xianlin is full of love and curiosity about the world. His life is "rich and innocent". This innocence is not innocence, nor is it ignorance. It is a choice after experiencing the taste of life, and it is the truest and purest after experiencing all the vicissitudes of the world. This book selects Ji Xianlin's recollections of his hometown, relatives and friends, as well as the flowers, plants and animals around him. Through his clean and simple words, we can understand the myriad joys and sorrows of life. When we look at the world with innocent eyes, we will find that the spring rain is beautiful, the pond lotuses are beautiful, there is true love in the world, and there is nothing boring in life.

In the vast land of Australia, there are countless mysterious and fascinating myths and stories, which carry the beliefs, wisdom and emotions of the Aboriginal people. "Australian Mythology" is carefully compiled by Shun Yan, taking you into this fantasy world. In the book, you will meet Baiami and Pangdejir, who created human beings, and witness their great achievements; you will also see the punishment that human beings suffer for disobeying God's will, as well as their struggle and growth in difficult situations. From the origin of animals to explanations of natural phenomena, from heroic legends to the love and hatred of gods, each story is full of imagination. Follow this book to embark on a wonderful journey of exploring Australia's ancient civilization and experience the unique charm of mythical stories.

"Secrets of Ancient Scams Revealed" reveals the mystery of ancient deceptions for you. There are a lot of exciting stories in the book, from the bald Jin Sheng pretending to be a monk to cheating, to the fatal conspiracy of a man encountering a woman, covering scams in officialdom, shopping malls, private sector and other fields. These stories profoundly analyze the greed, ignorance and cunning of human nature, and vividly demonstrate the complexity of ancient society. By reading this book, you can not only marvel at the bizarre deceptions of the ancients and gain preventive enlightenment from it, but also gain insight into the true style and mentality of ancient society. It is an interesting and warning read.

"Ji Xianlin's Awakening in the World (Set of 2 Volumes)" includes "Self-Adult into the World" and "There is always a wind or two in the world that fills my hundred and eighty thousand dreams". Read the wisdom of life and enjoy a lifetime of freedom. "Self-Adult" aims to explain Ji Xianlin's life philosophy and life wisdom. The article covers all aspects of Mr. Ji's life. It is a microcosm of his life experience and an inexhaustible spiritual treasure trove for future generations. "There are always one or two things in the world that fill my hundreds and thousands of dreams" This book selects Ji Xianlin's recollections of his hometown, relatives and friends, and the flowers and animals around him. Through his clean and simple words, we can understand the myriad joys and sorrows of life. When we look at the world with innocent eyes, we will find that the spring rain is beautiful, the pond lotuses are beautiful, there is true love in the world, and there is nothing boring in life.

Did you know? The branch that Prometheus stole fire from actually came from a plant called Asafoetida; the poignant love between Aphrodite and Adonis, the goddess of love, gave birth to the side marigold, which symbolizes love. "Side B of Greek Mythology" written by Shun Yan takes you into these stories. The book cleverly blends Greek mythology and plant knowledge, telling the legends of heroes and gods while revealing the plant mysteries behind them. Follow this book to explore the unique meaning of plants in mythology, feel the charm of the intertwining of mythology and nature, and embark on a unique journey of cultural exploration.

Want to know what mysterious stories are hidden behind the constellations? "When Constellations Meet Greek Mythology" written by Shun Yan will reveal the answer for you. This book will take you into the wonderful world of the starry sky, cleverly integrating Greek mythology and constellation knowledge. From the moving legends of Ursa Major and Ursa Minor to the heroic stories of Orion, each constellation has a gripping mythology. While telling myths, the book also introduces a wealth of astronomical knowledge, such as the positions and characteristics of constellations and the mysteries of related celestial bodies. By reading this book, you can not only feel the charm of Greek mythology, but also learn astronomical knowledge, embark on a journey of exploring the starry sky full of fun and surprises, and reap the dual nourishment of knowledge and imagination.

This book starts from vocabulary and expands from sentences to appreciate the scenery deep in the text, share the stories behind it, understand the essence of language, and understand the logical context of Chinese and Western cultures. The first part, "Words Build the World," traces the original meaning of words from semantics to connotation, and then to cultural depth, and feels the timeless stories and history. The next article, "Sentences to Reconstruct Life," allows the affectionate, touching, brave, and wise sentences to touch your heartstrings. From grammar and semantics to connotation interpretation and meaning derivation, we can gain emotional solace and soul tranquility from beautiful to suffocating English words and sentences.

This book tells the true investigation process of a girl kidnapping case that shocked the world: In 1948, 11-year-old Sally Horner was kidnapped by a 53-year-old habitual child molester and forced to go on a 21-month "travel around the United States." This real-life incident is full of mystery and gripping, and inspired Nabokov to write the classic novel "Lolita". Vladimir Nabokov firmly denied this during his lifetime, and the "Lolita prototype" has become one of the biggest public cases in the history of world literature. "Lolita" has sold at least 60 million copies worldwide, but the real life of Sally Horner, who inspired the novel, has been forgotten by almost everyone. After years of continuous tracking, female journalist Sarah Weinman obtained files that were declassified in advance, and used legal documents, public records and interviews with Sally Horner's surviving relatives to reveal Nabokov's knowledge of the kidnapping case and his efforts to conceal his knowledge of the case during the process of writing and publishing "Lolita", and finally wrote the book "Lolita Prototype". This book interweaves a suspenseful crime narrative, the impact of this incident on culture and society, and literary investigation. It presents the details of the Sally Horner kidnapping case to Chinese readers for the first time. It depicts Sally's tortured, abused, and attacked life in detail, showing the painful but strong life of an ordinary girl, echoing the stories of many girls and women who have been cruelly treated by men.

As human beings, what should we strive for, what should we care about, look down upon, and experience, and how should we face the dissatisfaction in life? These questions are about how we can find a life goal that suits us and live a rich and meaningful life every day and every stage of our life. This book does not answer directly, but it can give us the ability to answer it ourselves. The author of this book is one of the first batch of registered psychological supervisors in China. With a curious, keen, understanding, tolerant and interesting heart, he went from his own small psychological consultation room to fireworks alleys to bustling cities and quiet wilderness around the world. He recorded the various aspects of life in his eyes bit by bit. From these words, we can learn to look at problems in life from a more diverse perspective and respect every life with a more open mind. After reading this book, you may find that this is how you should "be yourself" in life: no matter how the world changes, no matter how others judge, you must pursue the values ​​you cherish in your heart, like a person lurking in your own life, smile freely and unnecessarily at people or things that hurt you, follow your own heart gently and firmly to make big and small choices, and happily and without regrets collect a more complete self from various experiences in life. You may also find that living means "not being yourself": when you forget family, friendship, love, your work, and account balance, you can stand peacefully and comfortably in the vast land beneath your feet, clearly see the brilliant stars above your head, and enjoy the ordinary human fireworks.

The 90th anniversary commemorative edition of Zheng Zhenduo's classic translation is the pinnacle of translations of Chinese ancient Greek mythology in the 20th century. The classic has been selling well for 90 years! One book to clarify the intricate Greek mythology system! This book was carefully compiled by literary historian Zheng Zhenduo, who spent more than ten years collecting, translating, and sorting out relevant Western works. He created 7 new systems, involving more than 600 gods and heroes, clarifying Greek mythology and explaining the origin and origin of Western civilization. The author Zheng Zhenduo is a famous modern Chinese writer, translator, poet, scholar, literary critic, and literary historian. He has devoted himself to the study of ancient Greek culture for many years. In the book, the young artist BENYO carefully draws large and beautiful illustrations, and the pictures are magnificent and interpret the beautiful Greek mythology! Greek mythology is a magnificent achievement of European culture. It is a myth that has a huge influence on human civilization, especially Western civilization. It is a window to the source of Western civilization. The book is divided into seven parts, including the legends of Dessara, the Argosian legends, the heroes of Ares, the founder of Thebes, the life and death of Heracles, the Athenian legends and the Pelopsian legends. The writing is beautiful, the narrative is vivid, and the story line is clear. It is an excellent book for readers to understand Greek myths and heroic legends.

Read all the life stories of Li Qingzhao in one book, and hilariously dissect the poems of Li Qingzhao who depended on poetry and wine, and could shine brightly in the sky! The new work of the well-known author "Prisoners of History", innovative and cute comics + creative WeChat group chat, hilarious and funny, suitable for all ages! This book innovatively integrates ancient poetry into a modern context, coupled with creative WeChat conversations that span time and space. It is based on history and is imaginative. Learning ancient poetry is far more interesting than Chinese texts! Face to face with Li Qingzhao, you will never get tired of reading the hilarious ancient poems again and again. Li Qingzhao in the Song Dynasty is amazing! Understand Qingzhao through the five major categories of creation, and understand the foothold and profound meaning of Li Qingzhao's poetry creation from her life context. "5 Minutes of Hilarious Poems: Li Qingzhao" tells the life of Li Qingzhao through vivid historical stories, lively and humorous writing, comics and text, and interprets Li Qingzhao's important poetry creations in the context of the story. She uses her romance, stubbornness, struggle, and pain to conquer her readers in just a hundred words time and time again. She single-handedly overcame the reality of bullets and bullets, and stubbornly released her stubbornness in her poems. The whole book is both interesting and extremely informative. You can read all of Li Qingzhao's life story in one book and condense the essence of Li Qingzhao's poetry in 5 minutes.

Ancient style prose master Suiyuan Sanren's posthumous works are exposed, and they are "love letters" written to 40 literati of the Tang and Song Dynasties! From "When Cangyang Gyatso met Nalan Rongruo" to "Chang'an Poetry and Wine Bianjing Flowers", there is poetic romance on the high loess slopes. Who was the pinnacle of classical literature in the Tang and Song Dynasties? 20 Poets of the Tang Dynasty and 20 poets of the Song Dynasty, a great showdown between two great literati! The popular Chinese illustrator Bei Ce has contributed many exquisite illustrations, highlighting the time when the stars were shattered in the Tang and Song Dynasties! PK gene is implanted into the book structure, Li Bai PK Su Shi, Du Fu PK Xin Qiji... Who is the pinnacle of classical literature between the Tang Dynasty and the Yasong Dynasty? "Chang'an Poems, Wine and Bianjing Flowers" is a collection of prose by Tang and Song literati composed by Sui Yuansan during his lifetime. It consists of two volumes. Li Bai, Du Fu, Bai Juyi, Wang Wei and other Tang Dynasty literati competed with the Yasong literati such as Su Shi, Xin Qiji, Li Qingzhao, Lu You and others to compete for the pinnacle of Chinese classical literature. The author both compares and integrates the two literary peaks of the Tang and Song Dynasties, leading readers to experience the poems and wines of the Tang poets and the tragic and joyous lives of the Song poets, as well as the charm of the Tang and Song Dynasty cultural inheritance. Through the stories of the Tang and Song literati, they can see history, culture and tradition, and affirm the cultural confidence in the chanting and spreading of classics of our traditional culture.

This book is a lecture on the history of ancient Chinese literature by Professor Chen Yinchi of the Department of Chinese Language and Literature at Fudan University. It breaks through the general narrative style of literary history and shows both the systematicity of the context and the richness of details. It is a very visual university classroom record. Vertically from the pre-Qin Dynasty to modern times, horizontally, the genres from rhyme, prose, poetry to novels are intertwined into a dynamically developing Chinese literary network that includes texts, authors, literary events, literary changes, reader acceptance, etc., Showing the evolution of the context. The book integrates the works and insights of literati from past dynasties and scholars at home and abroad. The literary sentiment runs throughout, breaking stereotypes and sometimes creating original ideas. It puts forward a unique theory of the three axial eras of Chinese literary history, focuses on the pursuit of textual expression after early literature separated from music, focuses on the inheritance and innovation of Tang and Song literature in modern literature, and depicts a diverse picture of the transformation of modern literature. It is not only an academic development, but also has the significance of popularizing traditional Chinese literature.

From 2021 to 2022, SixthTone, a fully digital English-language media owned by The Paper, held an English non-fiction writing competition with the theme of "Generations", and invited He Wei, Xiang Biao, Zhou Yijun, Fuxia Dunlop, Wu Qi, Qian Jianan, etc. To serve as judges, attracting active participation from writers from around the world. This book is a collection of outstanding works from this competition. The author writes touchingly about the fate of Chinese compatriots in Shanghai dance halls, Fujian factories, Manhattan Chinatown, Singapore prisons and other places in the trend of the times, the complex emotions about family inheritance, and the diverse interactions between contemporary China and the world. In addition, it also includes exclusive interviews with four judges, Xiang Biao, He Wei, Fuxia Dunlop, and Qian Jianan.

The so-called "Seven Ancient Poems" by the ancients, in addition to the real Seven Ancient Poems, also generally include three categories: seven-character rhyme style, seven-character one-rhyme new style, and seven-character oblique style. In view of this, this book specifically refers to the above four types of research objects as the "traditional seven ancients", which are different from the "real seven ancients". This book makes extensive use of statistical analysis and listing evidence to provide a comprehensive and systematic review of the traditional Qigu system and its evolution. The content mainly includes the following three aspects: First, examine the classification, development and characteristics of each system element. The second is to clarify the interrelationships between several elements of the Qigu system. The third is to correct some prejudices related to the traditional Qigu system.

This book is a collection of essays by Mr. Zhang Jiawei, a post-80s writer, about "eating". Based on his personal experience, the author describes food around the food, flexibly uses synaesthesia techniques, and cleverly mobilizes readers to "participate" in it unconsciously. The content of the book is rich and colorful, allowing readers to appreciate that the rustic smoke from the kitchen is always heart-warming and tender. The harmony but difference in Chinese and foreign food culture contains the beauty caused by distance and difference. Delicious food carries rich cultural connotations, related to history, literature, philosophy, etc., And there is a big world behind snacks.

On the basis of mastering the relevant research results as comprehensively as possible, this book adopts empirical research methods to conduct in-depth thematic research on important issues in the field of academic thought transformation in the Tang and Song Dynasties that have received less attention or are under-researched by predecessors. The content includes the textual research on the works of Chunqiu by Zhizhu, Zhao Kuang and Lu Chun in the mid-Tang Dynasty and the significance of the transformation of the Spring and Autumn Period, the ideological connection between Taoism's emphasis on metaphysics in the early Tang Dynasty and Neo-Confucianism of Cheng and Zhu, and the "fairyland" and Taoist "cave heaven blessing" in the novels of literati in the late Tang and Five Dynasties. The relationship between the "Three Masters of the Early Song Dynasty" Hu Yuan, Sun Fu, Shi Jie, and the scholars Jianzhong and Liu Chang who pioneered the new academic style, the life stories, academic thoughts and academic status, the relationship between the "Zuo Zhuan" study in the Tang and Song Dynasties and the origin of the final style of historical records. It is hoped that through the in-depth exploration of special topics such as this series, it will be connected into categories in the future, and the mechanism and appearance of the transformation of academic thought in the Tang and Song Dynasties can be more truly presented.

The Book of Songs is a song that sings about Chinese people's weddings, funerals, joys, sorrows, and sorrows; the Book of Songs is also a scripture that shapes the Chinese people's euphemistic and elegant character, simple and simple aesthetics, and clear concepts of love and hate. Professor Liu Dongying of Heilongjiang University selected a hundred essential lines from the Book of Songs. With her profound academic foundation and love for classical literature, she led us to travel between the natural and cultural landscapes described in the Book of Songs, and experience the sincere emotions and endless reveries derived from life. This book cleverly integrates the emotional needs and thinking perspectives of modern people, covering multiple themes such as love, marriage, family, labor, war, nature, etc., Showing the diverse aspects of ancient society and people's true emotions. Each poem is accompanied by concise annotations and vivid explanations, aiming to provide busy modern people with a window to "dialogue" with the ancients, penetrate into the literary palace of the Book of Songs, and absorb the sweet spring of wisdom from the classical charm.

"History of Modern Chinese Literature", edited by Guan Aihe. This book reviews the eighty-year development of modern Chinese literature, including the Opium War and Westernization Movement, the Reform and Reform Period, the Revolution of 1911 and the May 4th Movement. It closely combines the social development and ideological changes of modern China and tells the story of the decline of classical literature and the emergence, formation and leap, expansion and transformation of modern literature. It is a "National Quality Resource Sharing Course" textbook.

"The Origins of Classical Chinese Poetics", written by Qian Zhixi. This book collects 32 academic papers on Chinese classical poetry written by the author over the years. Based on the scope of poetry itself, it explores its origin and evolution. It also discusses the connotation of poetics, the evolutionary trends and rules of the history of poetry, as well as specific poetic styles and poets' creations. It attempts to explore the evolving poetic system that exists in the history of poetry. This book brings together the author's research results and experiences on Chinese classical poetry over the past twenty years, and contains the author's unique research methods and academic concepts.

This book mainly contains Mr. Chen Congzhou's lecture notes, essays and other works from 1980 to 1985. It is his first collection of essays. It includes the interactions of literati and artists such as Yu Pingbo and Yu Zhenfei, as well as the lingering memories of old teachers and friends such as Zhang Daqian, Xu Zhimo, and Lu Xiaoman. It also contains miscellaneous travel notes of Suzhou, Yangzhou, Mount Tai and other places. He wrote down what he heard and saw on the way to visit ancient sites and ancient buildings at home and abroad, and to investigate ancient buildings in gardens, forming a chapter of its own. The writing style is plain and elegant, the ink is quiet and distant, but the meaning is meaningful. It contains true feelings everywhere, which is simple and moving.

This book is the second collection of essays by Chen Congzhou, a famous Chinese artist of ancient architecture and gardens, a master of Chinese culture, and a celebrity of his generation. It includes Chen Congzhou's essays, lectures, and letters from 1980 to 1985. This book contains Chen Congzhou's travel notes on his inspection of southern Anhui, Zhejiang and other places, as well as his thoughts on retreating into mountains and wild gardens. It also includes his interactions with literati such as Ye Shengtao, Yu Pingbo, Yu Zhenfei, and Lin Huiyin. It is also rich in aesthetic thoughts, culture and art about "travel". It is a beautiful and practical "travel guide". Calligraphy and seal cutting, the art of Kun Opera, the leisurely mood of flowers and plants, and glimpses of youth. It also talks about the way of gathering and gathering in the garden, the difference in scenery between the north and the south, and the historical facts and knowledge of ancient ruins, reflecting the poet's emotions, the traveler's perseverance, and the scholar's philosophy.

Mao Dun Literature Prize winner Alai's affectionate biography of Mother River. Alai, the author of "The Dust Has Settled", traces the source of the Yellow River all the way, walks on the plateau, and also walks in the depths of historical and geological changes, awakening memories and continuing the blood of this land and our civilization. The author was born on a plateau, and the thin air did not hinder his observation and thinking. He used poetic language to describe the natural landscape and geological changes in the source area of ​​the Yellow River, explore the cultural memory of this land, and take a close-up of the people here. The Yellow River, our faceless ancient mother, in Alai's writings, we see her youthful appearance again and feel her body temperature and heartbeat again. This book is not only a written link between mothers and children, but also a masterpiece of nature essays that reflects on the relationship between nature and humans.

This book is the third collection of essays by Chen Congzhou, a famous Chinese artist of ancient architecture and gardens, a master of Chinese culture, and a celebrity of his generation. It includes Chen Congzhou's travel notes, cultural essays, and garden essays from the 1980s. It includes travel notes on visits to Xiamen, Haiyan and other places, condensed and concise garden essays, and interesting miscellaneous conversations: talking about style, talking about shadows, reciting poems, appreciating paintings, drinking tea, drinking, and even talking about anecdotes about unofficial history, snacks, various trades... As well as old contacts with literati and artists such as Mei Lanfang, Zhou Shutao, Liang Sicheng, and Su Buqing. The whole book is about daily life, showing Chen Congzhou's sharpness and humor.