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This book is a long documentary with a total of thirty-five chapters. The whole book is based on time and records the beginning and end of the construction of Yongjin Canal in detail. The author deeply analyzes the construction process of Yongjin Canal and the various difficulties encountered during the period, laying a solid foundation for subsequent sublimation and refinement. Under the leadership of the party, the people of Licheng united to overcome difficulties and devoted themselves to the construction of the canal. After eight years of hard work, the great project was completed. The perseverance and courage shown in this journey are worth learning and inheriting. The characters in this work are vivid and the plot is touching, showing the integration of family and country sentiments and people-oriented thinking. The author delicately depicts the passionate years, not only looking back on the past, but also paying tribute to the spirit of selfless dedication of his fathers.

This book is a long documentary work about Han Xuhui's lifetime deeds, aiming to fully display the role model of this grassroots judge. As the president of the Machang Tribunal of the Luzhou District Court in Changzhi City, Shanxi Province, Han Xuhui has worked on the frontline of justice for the people for 33 years. His deeds have been positioned by the Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission as a loyal practitioner of Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era and Xi Jinping Thought on the Rule of Law. Through narration from different perspectives, this book reproduces the image of Han Xuhui who is close to the people and loves the people, and has been deeply studied and publicized in the national political and legal system. The work comprehensively displays Han Xuhui's image as a judge through multi-perspective narration. This book pays attention to detailed description, focuses on the group of judges, and displays the professional behavior of judges.

"Promise You Chang'an" is Shisan Mochen's first collection of works. The whole book is divided into four volumes: "Promise You Chang'an", "The River of Time", "The Dust Is Born" and "Returning to Love". The structure is independent but connected in context. The book not only presents readers with subtle and tortuous emotional experiences from a female perspective, but also highlights a working woman's unique expression of social, life and literary ideals. It is a masterpiece with both aesthetic value and ideological depth.

This book is a collection of essays, with a total of five chapters, namely Reminiscing about the Elegant Garden, Full of Family Affection, Charm of Hometown, Chanting and Listening to the Wind, and Occasionally Expressing Leisure. The words written in the sky and the earth, and the sentiments expressed in the sentences are a summary of past memories and a gratitude for the current life. The author hopes that his words can empathize with the readers, convey positive energy, and give more people reverie and yearning for life.

Antarctica, this mysterious continent covered in ice and snow, has attracted countless explorers and scientists to explore for hundreds of years. In this book, young scientist Tang Limei truly records the experience of participating in the 34th Chinese Antarctic Scientific Expedition Team that went to Antarctica on the "Snow Dragon" for a scientific expedition. It vividly tells the unique research value of Antarctica, the history of Antarctic exploration, the significance of China's Antarctic scientific expedition, and the story of several generations of Chinese polar scientific research icebreakers. The author describes what he sees, hears and thinks in Antarctica with the rigor of a scientist and the delicate poetry of a woman, reproducing the spirit of scientists such as perseverance, hard work, struggle, dedication and innovation. He also introduces the scientific knowledge of Antarctica's geological structure, climate change, ecosystem and other aspects from a professional perspective, leading readers to appreciate the charm of earth science, igniting dreams for young people and sowing the seeds of science.

A young herdsman decided to leave the grassland and seek life in a foreign land. He knew that once he really left, he would live a completely different life from his father's generation, and he would only be able to return here by visiting relatives. He went to Dalian to study, traveled to Harbin, visited his younger brother in Hunchun, and visited Songyuan. Later, he studied writing and settled in Beijing, becoming one in 20 million. When a person reaches middle age, life seems like a dream, gatherings and separations are constant, and he feels infinite sadness. When he looked back on his journey, he thought most of his father and mother, the passionate duo in the desolation of the north, the birth of a lamb on the grassland, the silent support of his lover along the way, and the snowstorm in Inner Mongolia. We all live a difficult life, always gaining and losing at the same time, but in the end we "live out" - even so, there is always something that supports us to continue living. The thing that supports us is the silent love that is not mentioned in every sentence but is present in every sentence.

The "lost people" described by Zhang Xinyin are typical modern people under the rapid development of civilization. They lost their old hometown in the city and built a "new hometown" in their own way. This hometown seems to be unique and private, and with its secret whereabouts, it sends an invitation to us. Seventeen essays and seventeen kinds of dreams are the words of a lost person who is accustomed to silence speaking and starting an inner communication. Sometimes the dream is melancholy, like a flock of birds that are hovering over the city and chirping wildly but no one can see them; sometimes it is peaceful, like a desk by the river that has never been affected by wind and rain; sometimes it is absurd, like a city collector who specializes in collecting rumored corpses; sometimes it is sad, as the peacock in the cage commits suicide by caesarean section, hinting at the fate of the missing friend. The scene is full of vagueness, like catching the wind in the void; moving to change scenery is like running water, trying to hold on but it turns into nothing in an instant. They come from the author's pure intuition. The text is combined with the original perception, and the dancing waves finally remain still in the viewfinder.

Emperor Shun of Yuan Dynasty was the last emperor of the Yuan Dynasty. He reigned for 36 years. During this period, the atmosphere of the literary world, especially the style of Ci poetry, underwent major changes. This book takes the Ci poetry circle during the reign of Emperor Shun of the Yuan Dynasty as the research object. It takes the relationship between the fortunes, literary fortunes and Ci poetry style of the Shun Emperor's dynasty as the starting point of a macro perspective. The basic pattern of "establishment" integrates the research on many poets and their works in the late Yuan and Ming dynasties, explains the impact of the evolution of the political situation before and after Emperor Shun on the construction and evolution of the Ci style in the Ci world, and deeply and meticulously analyzes the main characteristics of the Ci style in the early and late periods of Emperor Shun and the reasons for its generation.

This book consists of three volumes: the first volume includes all the chapters of the out-of-print "The Record of Stopping Clouds and Scholars' Interactions", the second volume includes the chapters that are not included in "The Survivors and the Second Officials of the Early Qing Dynasty" in "A Study of Poems and Scholars' Friendships in the Early Qing Dynasty", and the third volume contains single essays that have not been collected before. The articles in the collection are still related to the main research field of the author Xie Zhengguang, that is, the poetry and friendship of scholars in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, as well as the intellectuals in the late Qing and early Republic of China who were in different times but had many similarities. There are also several monographs and book reviews in the same field. Each article not only has a solid academic foundation and traditional literary and historical knowledge, but also has high literary talent, sharp analysis, and shines with the light of speculative intelligence.

"I prefer the desolation of the world" I also want to be that moon, picking up all the wind, flowers, snow and moon, calling you to get on the boat tonight, no longer trapped in this depressing world, I hope you can climb over the jingling mountains here before spring. "Crazy Bone Collection" contains more than 80 emotional essays, each with a poem at the end. The works are written with love and true feelings, and the words are full of pride. My love is only a small part among the thousands of people in the world. It is ordinary and vulgar, common and simple. It was magnificent when I met you. But I have my own pride. Even if I am covered with thorns because of you, my soul will never bow. May you grow as much as you want and live like crazy. I respect you that life is like the moon, only bright and clear, regardless of the roundness or imperfection.

This book contains 80 love letters written by a revolutionary soldier to his fiancée from 1947 to 1954 in the midst of the War of Liberation and the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea. The good news in the war, interesting stories about life in the military camp, and the deep longing for the lover jointly outline the firm faith, romantic love and immortal youth in the war years. The letters are presented in their original form, accompanied by precious handwriting and old photos, witnessing a profound memory of home and country.

Shi He'an's works have formed a long road, starting from the high hills of Dabie Mountain, leading to the north and south, to mountains, rivers, lakes and seas, to distant places... This book is a collection of essays. While narrating the past events in the villages of the Dabie Mountains, the author uses the red fertile soil of the Dabie Mountains as the background to vividly present the local cultural customs, humanities, scenery and other colorful life scenes. Through the delicate description of life, it touches the reality of history and expresses respect for history and tradition. At the same time, the author constructs a unique rural world with Xinxian and Jianchanghe Township as the center, showing the emotions of rural "runaways".

This book is a selection of works, selected from the essay collection activity carried out by the Xiangyang City Education System with the theme of "Welcoming the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the Thoughts and Actions of School Principals and Teachers under the Background of Double Reductions". It shows the results of Xiangyang's "Double Reductions" work. The content of this book covers many aspects such as after-school service management, school culture, teacher professional development, classroom teaching, homework design, club activities, home-school collaborative education, and information technology. The work closely focuses on "burden reduction and efficiency improvement" and is based on practical actions and experience, providing a strong impetus for the continuous promotion of "double reduction" work.

This is a poetic writing exercise book for readers who hope to find a moment of tranquility in their busy lives while pursuing their inner romance. This book takes "love" as its theme and is organized according to five themes: secret love, confession, passionate love, breakup and the philosophy of love. Each theme selects a number of heart-touching English poems, paired with beautiful Chinese translations, leading readers to feel every color of emotion from the bud of love to affectionate confession, to the sweetness, regret and eternity of love. In the process of copying poems, readers can not only practice English calligraphy, but also immerse themselves in the artistic conception of the poem and feel the multi-faceted nature of love. This book is bilingual in Chinese and English. The left page contains the original text and the translation of the poem, and the right page is a spacious copy writing area to facilitate readers to copy and practice. Each poem is of moderate length, and readers can use 5 to 10 minutes of fragmented time to relax their body and mind, soothe their emotions while writing, and enjoy the quiet moments of being alone with themselves. At the end of the book, a wish list and "To Myself in Five Years" are specially designed to provide readers with an exclusive space to record inspiration and emotions. This book is suitable for readers of all ages to practice writing.

This book is a selection of Feng Zikai's prose works. The theme of this book aims to express Feng Zikai's love for life. It contains 36 classic prose works such as "White Goose", "Train Car Society", "Bamboo Shadow" and "For My Children". It integrates the author's innocent heart into the pen and expresses the innocent mood and open-minded and optimistic attitude towards life of a generation of literary masters.

This book selects three famous literary lovers during the Republic of China: Zhang Ailing and Hu Lancheng, Xu Beihong and Jiang Biwei, Xiao Hong and Xiao Jun, and tells the story of their emotional entanglements, love and hate, and their separation. Sweetness, suspicion, betrayal, retention, determination, nostalgia... They met because of love, and also left because of love. It is lingering and pathos, thousands of twists and turns, sad and thought-provoking. Perhaps what is more difficult than falling in love is knowing and staying with each other. Re-examining their love journey from a modern perspective, you will have a new understanding of your own love and marriage.

This book is a documentary literary work that records the ten years of water connection in the middle route of the South-to-North Water Diversion Project. The content of this manuscript comprehensively reflects the significant changes that have taken place in the ten years since the Middle Route of the South-to-North Water Diversion Project was opened. It reflects the tremendous changes that the Middle Route of the South-to-North Water Diversion Project has brought to the livelihood water supply, ecological improvement, and economic and social development of various places along the route. It also reflects the active consciousness of the people of Henan in supporting national key projects. From the head of the Xichuan Canal to Anyang out of the province, tens of millions of Henan people have made huge sacrifices for the implementation of the Middle Route of the South-to-North Water Diversion Project and have also received corresponding high-quality water compensation. The South-to-North Water Diversion Project is not only a water conservancy project that benefits the present and will have long-lasting achievements, but also a tangible testimony of the Chinese people's hard work and hard work to create a happy life.

This book is a collection of essays that records the real and beautiful local life in the Central Plains in a realistic yet poetic style, allowing people to understand and appreciate the poetry inherited by the Central Plains culture today. There are no ups and downs in the story, no vigorous love story, only plants and trees, and the years are quiet. It is a collection of healing prose that is worth reading slowly and carefully.

This work is not only about the past of a family, but also a profound analysis of human nature and life. It allows us to see the tenacity and wisdom of ordinary people when facing difficulties, and also allows us to feel the power of mutual help and unity among families and the real contradictions caused by differences in human nature. By understanding their stories, we can not only better understand the lives and customs of different families, but also draw profound inspirations about life and family.

This book is a collection of author Yang Zhengguang's self-narrative essays. It is structured in five volumes to completely present his life trajectory from a boy in rural Shaanxi to a writer in Shenzhen. The book not only reviews the behind-the-scenes creation of film and television classics such as "The Swordsman at Two Flags" and "Water Margin", but also frankly analyzes the life and death insights caused by depression and heart disease; it not only pays tribute to the literary spirit of Lu Xun, Kundera and other literature, but also sharply criticizes the current situation of Chinese culture. Through the interweaving of personal history and the history of the times, this book is not only a spiritual autobiography of a writer, but also a precious sample of the fate and thinking of a generation of Chinese intellectuals.

The first collection of essays by Liu Jianwei, a famous writer and Mao Prize winner, is divided into three volumes: "Reading and Discussing People", "Studying Thoughts and Enlightenment" and "Walking and Reading", which records personal growth insights, literary creation thoughts, and observation and thinking of the times. Looking back half a lifetime, the miscellaneous conversations reveal the truth. This is one of the series "Novelist's Essays".

This book is a collection of humanistic lectures and interviews by the famous writer and scholar Liang Hong. It not only talks about literature and life, but also talks about Chinese society and our current era. Share the writer's most thoughtful creative experience, the most authentic inner world, the most warm humanistic insights, and restore the literary scene. Liang Hong pays attention to the joys and sorrows of ordinary people and ordinary families in urban and rural areas, from which he can see into people's emotions and fate in the process of China's modernization development and urbanization, showing the writer's strong and deep humanistic care. The text retains the style and original appearance of the live conversation, just like a heart-to-heart chat with the reader.

"Selected Letters of Dostoevsky" is a collection of Russian writer Dostoevsky's letters to his family, friends, relatives and others. These letters provide valuable information about the writer Dostoevsky's creations, thoughts, social activities, and even the writer's personality in various periods. They are undoubtedly an important part of his literary legacy. They have left a rich mine for us descendants, allowing us to better interpret his novels, intervene in his era, and understand his thoughts. This book has selected and translated more than 200 of his letters. The content mainly involves the writer's creation, literary and artistic views, political thoughts and major events in his personal experience. It plays an important role in comprehensively and deeply understanding the writer's creation. This time, a new translation jointly translated by Wang Luyao and Han Yuqi is used to create a literary classic that is more suitable for current people's reading.

When vernacular meets ancient poetry, you enter the world of beautiful and romantic poetry. Ancient poetry is the essence and precious treasure of traditional Chinese culture. Starting from the "Ode to Fengya" in "The Book of Songs", we have experienced the character of Han and Wei Dynasties, the atmosphere of Tang poetry, the charming lyrics of Song Dynasty, the romantic poetry of Yuan Dynasty, as well as the theory of poetry of Ming Dynasty and the emotion of Qing poetry... These ancient poems not only contain the warmth of human nature, but also carry the beauty of the Orient for thousands of years in words.

Ten summer reflections; seeing the world through Duras's eyes; poetic expressions of ordinary life. In early 1980, the editor-in-chief of Liberation invited Duras to write articles of any length for one year. Duras responded: One year is impossible, three months is possible, because summer lasts for three months, one article per week. Hence the book "Summer of 1980". In the windy and rainy summer of 1980, Duras looked at the black rocks, wet beach and sea from his balcony. In the summer of 1980, in the summer of Gdansk, the world condensed in her eyes: the Moscow Olympics, Polish workers' strikes, famine in Uganda, the funeral of the Shah of Iran, Russian tanks in Kabul... In the summer of 1980, "the summer when our story takes place", Jan Andrea Steinay, the last lover in Duras's life, knocked on her door and officially entered her life. In the summer of 1980, the summer of the gray-eyed boy, who neither swam nor sang, was perhaps Duras himself. "This book suddenly appeared in a terrifying loneliness, gaining eternity due to its sudden interruption."

Becoming beautiful always comes at a price. Doing medical beauty, too. Go deep into the Korean medical beauty industry and uncover the full picture of medical beauty needs. "Porchlight" one of the annual business books, "New York Post" must-read list. Personally, it is natural to love beauty. However, people seem to be increasingly trapped in so-called beauty standards, which create a seemingly endless feedback loop - an endless stream of beauty "problems" that require more and more beauty products and cosmetic plastic surgery to solve. Moreover, the idea of ​​beauty has penetrated into people's values ​​​​through the media and the popularity of K-pop stars, setting highly stereotyped beauty standards not only for women, but men and even children are not immune. For a country, the obsession with beauty and youth has turned the love of beauty into a service to beauty, leading to all-round consumerism and triggering the explosive growth of the Korean beauty economy, which has become very important in the national economy. This, in turn, has encouraged the beauty industry to intensify its efforts to create "ideal beauty" standards and promote the primacy of appearance. The booming beauty industry ultimately creates a massive amount of prejudice and social injustice. When this culture of beauty was promoted by individuals and countries, it became the Korean Wave, and even triggered imitations around the world. Social groups, women's organizations, and overwhelmed individuals who opposed being kidnapped by the beauty industry began to stand up, question consumerism, appearance supremacy, and appearance anxiety, reflect on their impact on Korean society and even the world, and remind people that creating their own style is a kind of resistance. Through interviews and personal experience, journalist Elise Hu takes a critical look at the ways in which buzz culture permeates the human body, tracking the personal, social, political and economic impact of a beauty industry large enough to reshape a country.

Eliot's 60th anniversary edition, the pioneering work of the New Criticism in British and American literature; a must-read document for English literary theory and writing courses; subverting "tradition" with tradition and defending individuality with impersonality. What is tradition? How should poets, or artists, view the relationship between their creations and tradition? Eliot gave a conclusive conclusion in his famous article "Tradition and Individual Talent": Tradition is not a blind or timid adherence to the successful methods of the previous generation, but something with a much broader significance. It contains historical consciousness and is not inherited. To obtain it requires a lot of labor. This work was the foundation of New Criticism and directly influenced the birth of later critical classics such as Bloom's "The Anxiety of Influence" and Leavis's "The Great Tradition". The "impersonality" theory mentioned in the article - poetry is not the release of emotion, but the escape from emotion; it is not the expression of personality, but the escape from personality. It has also become a crucial theory in modern literature, and has had a huge impact on Roland Barthes's "The Author is Dead" and Michel Foucault's "What is the Author". In addition to this article that provides a comprehensive and holistic reflection on literature, the collection of the same name "Tradition and Individual Talent" also includes Eliot's evaluation and appreciation of specific poets, focusing on the discussion and analysis of the literary creation of the Elizabethan era. As a poet who is highly conscious of the nature and process of poetry creation, Eliot's creation and his criticism are closely linked. This anthology allows us to better appreciate his creations through his criticism, and at the same time, it also helps us better understand the nature of literature.

Turgenev's masterpiece, a pastoral pastoral of Russian natural scenery and humanistic care; with beautiful words, it brings pure aesthetic enjoyment; translated by the famous Russian translator Feng Chun. "Hunter's Notes" is Turgenev's masterpiece. The book uses a hunter's hunting as a clue to string together twenty-five self-contained stories. The natural landscapes full of Russian style and the typical images of kind and honest Russian farmers are vividly written on the page. Under the interaction of the scenery and people, it reveals the national character and simple nature of the Russian people from the outside to the inside. "Hunter's Notes" is not only artistically unique and embodies Turgenev's highest artistic achievement, but also shines with deep humanistic care between the lines. Through the delicate portrayal of the complex relationships between various characters, it expresses resistance to all oppression and bullying. Regardless of the differences in people's identities, personality and dignity are always the most precious assets that everyone has equally.

Eliot's 60th anniversary edition; "My life is an inadvertent bit of waste in an orderly universe." Reproduces the murder scene that shocked the Middle Ages and illuminates the spiritual wasteland of modern people. This book is based on the translation of the drama part of "The Complete Poems and Dramas of Thomas Eliot" published by Faber Publishing House in 1969. It includes Eliot's five major dramas: "The Cathedral Murders", the most famous British poetic drama since the seventeenth century, which combines elements of Greek drama and detective drama in the mid-twelfth century, and shows the main themes. "Family Reunion", a work about the hero's self-redemption process; Eliot's most popular play "The Cocktail Party", which explores the twisted outlook on life; "Secretary", the only drama on the New York Times bestseller list in the past thirty years; and the author's last work "The Elder Statesman". His realistic approach and storyline, as well as his pursuit of deep symbolic meaning in his works, had a huge influence on the playwrights of his generation.

Duras's masterpiece of essays, writing about "a moment" of life; heroic dreams in tired life, magical metaphors of all things in the world; adopted Mr. Wang Daoqian's classic translation, with a translation postscript: "I have no story. Likewise, I have no life. My story, every day, every second of every day, is shattered by the present of life. If nothing happens, that is the most worthy event to think about." "Material Life" " is a very unique and iconic collection of essays by the French writer Marguerite Duras. The writing is free, rich and poetic. It originated from Duras's narration to her friend Jérôme Beaujour. It is collected into "Chemical Smell", "Lady of Black Rock", "Alcohol", "Hanoi", "Black Mass", "The Blue of the Shawl", "Man", "Animals", "Racine Forest", "Liar Man", "Clever Talk", "Green Steak" and "Wouldn't You?" "Mediterranean Sea", "Paris", "Red Deck Chair", "Wardrobe", "Time Lost", "Night Food", "Dangerous State", "Apparition" and other forty-eight articles, ranging in length from 400 to 500 words to 10,000 words. "It is not a novel, but it is closest to the writing method of a novel". The theme is "induced from daily events". It has Duras's writing view, understanding of language and drama, and the writing background of certain works. There are explanations of ideas and the influence of the writing environment; there are also social observations, such as judgments about men, analysis of the inherent functions of men and women in daily life, criticism of social injustice, and opinions on the news stance; there are also confessions of private life, such as living habits, diet, clothing, exotic scenery in childhood memories, family life, emotional past, acquaintance with lover Yang, unbearable illness, delirium, etc. Duras's life and writing are integrated. Reading "Material Life" is like listening to Duras's memories: memories of creation and memories of life. As Duras said: "The flowing writing style of "Material Life" allows for communication back and forth between me and you, and between you and me during the period of time we live together."

The well-known social trend observer Kenichi Ohmae's predictions are completely accurate. It is a best-selling topic book that spreads from East Asia to the world; low birth rate, super aging, consumption reduction... The whole world is becoming a "low desire society", how to face the decline of beauty? When the "low desire society" finally becomes today's unchanging reality, how can the government and the people revive it? "Low Desire Society" is a best-selling social observation masterpiece published in 2018 by the famous Japanese management scientist and "Mr. Strategy" Kenichi Ohmae. The book focuses on Japan's current socio-economic status and characteristics, and summarizes social problems that other mature countries have not yet encountered into one word, "low desire society" - population decline, super aging, and loss of upper class. There are more and more young people with ambition and desire; citizens hold a large amount of financial assets, and companies have high internal reserves, but they fail to use funds effectively. Whether it is monetary easing policy or public investment, it cannot improve consumer confidence, and money-spreading policies cannot revitalize the economy... Faced with the problem of a "low desire society", even if stocks continue to rise, it is not a happy time. However, Ohmae Kenichi also pointed out that he is not trying to blame young people for having low desires, because this tendency to have no desires and desires is also a reasonable choice in the context of the times. What must be considered is how citizens and businesses should respond in a "low desire society". The "low desire" young group has a serious impact on enterprises, and subsequent generations may also have similar values. Companies must truly analyze their thoughts and behaviors, accurately grasp their values, and re-formulate various strategies and business models. In response to problems such as low desire, insufficient manpower, and a sluggish economy, "Low Desire Society" cites the practices of countries with similar precedents in Europe and the United States and puts forward a series of corresponding strategic suggestions, such as urban redevelopment, how to use idle land, improvement of immigration policies, optimization of supporting construction of tourist destinations, stimulating consumption of "mature adults", transformation of talent education, etc. The observations and countermeasures made in "Low Desire Society" are very helpful for readers to understand Japan's socio-economic status and development, and also serve as a warning. At the same time, based on the above observations and the understanding and sense of crisis that "in the 21st century, the key to achieving a career is to cultivate and possess top talents," Ohmae put forward the concept of "education with global aspirations" for parents and young people, which is also very enlightening for domestic readers.

This is a collection of humorous and interesting prose works by modern and contemporary famous writers. In the book, a generation of people are greedy, greedy and playful. In their writings, all the food is the taste of the world, and all the flowers, plants, trees and weather are permeated with poetry and sentiment. Their stories tell us: in this life, people must always maintain curiosity about life and always be willful, so that life will always be interesting. The book selects classic prose from Lao She, Zhu Ziqing, Zhou Zuoren, Lin Huiyin, Yu Dafu and other literary masters. Playing with cats, raising flowers, drinking tea, taking a walk... Are obviously very common things, but they are filled with interest. Reading some of their prose will make you fall in love with the world even more.

"Classical Spring Water" is Pan Xiangli's more mature collection of ancient poetry and essays after "Unclear Poetry" and "News from the Plum Blossom". Focusing on keywords such as melancholy, female beauty, and nostalgia in ancient poetry, the book tells readers about the beauty of connotations in ancient traditional Chinese poetry from the Book of Songs to Tang poetry and Song poetry. It also includes close-to-spiritual speculations and meticulous interpretations of famous poets such as the mid- and late-Tang Dynasty poets, Ouyang Xiu, Zhou Bangyan, Er Yan, Su Shi, Lu You, and Xin Qiji. This is the pinnacle and final work of the author's ancient poetry course. Since its publication in "Zhongshan" magazine, it has been popular among the industry and readers.

This book is a collection of essays titled "Book Talk". "Hui'an" is Tang Tao's pen name, and the words in the book are the content. This book includes five parts: "Book Talk", "Reading Miscellaneous Books", "A Spoonful of Poems", "Records of Translated Books" and "Eight Notes on the Book City", with about 200,000 words. The author has been keen on studying the versions of modern literary books throughout his life, and has written a large amount of text related to publishing, writers, and versions, which has extremely high historical value. This book uses essays, factual research, and edition reviews to analyze important historical writers, works, and editions such as Lu Xun and Zhu Ziqing, and sort out the development of new literature. It is an important supplement to current literary research. The unique writing style of this book makes it a special existence in the history of modern literature.

"Books from Two Places" is a collection of correspondence between Lu Xun and Jing Song (Xu Guangping) from March 1925 to June 1929. A total of 135 letters were received. Due to the political environment at that time, Lu Xun's letters were often repeated and destroyed. Fortunately, most of his correspondence with Xu Guangping was preserved. They were later edited and compiled by Lu Xun and divided into three volumes. They were first published by Shanghai Qingguang Book Company in April 1933. The first episode is a discussion between teachers and students about the situation with the authorities. Correspondence mostly talks about school trends, and is a progressive student asking the teacher for advice. Lu Xun talked candidly, without the airs of a teacher, and Jing Song did not blindly agree with the other party because of his identity. She put forward her own opinions and opinions on some of her husband's views. The second episode is the correspondence between the two after they got together. In September 1926, in order to avoid persecution by warlords and bureaucrats, Lu Xun left Beijing and worked at Xiamen University; Jing Song also went south and worked at Guangdong Provincial Women's Normal School. This episode of correspondence overflows with a rare daily atmosphere, and the conversations almost revolve around work, health, food, sleep, and weather... The conversations between each other are no longer formal, and the details are humorous and moving. There are endless good words and witty remarks, making it the longest episode in this book. The third episode is the words written by Jing Song when he was pregnant with Hai Ying.

This book is a collection of Ke Ling's essays. It compiles the author's prose creations spanning the period from the Republic of China to New China, including representative works such as "Alley", "Rain", and "Suzhou Dream Collection". The themes cover Jiangnan scenery, urban life and the memory of the Anti-Japanese War. It reflects social changes through images such as road pavilions and ancient houses, showing the author's lifelong prose achievements. Ke Ling's prose has beautiful language, blends classical artistic conception and modern language, and uses lyrical brushwork to describe urban landscapes and wartime experiences, with sincere and moving emotions. Some chapters, such as "In West Lake - The Day the Anti-Japanese War Ended", are both documentary and marked by the times. This collection of essays embodies the spiritual trajectory of intellectuals in the historical torrent.

Prisoners of History dismantles Xin Qiji's poems with full-on cute comics and hilarious historical stories! It's easy to understand and makes the poems in the textbook "come alive"! This book provides a complete picture of Xin Qiji's life and understands his patriotic emotions and graceful heart. As a doctor of history, the author is good at telling historical stories in a vivid way, and his words are lively and humorous. This book restores a lively and interesting Xin Qiji, allowing his poems to be reproduced in a modern context, breaking the reading barrier of ancient Chinese and making it easier to understand and recite. ... Why must we read Xin Qiji? In the Chinese literary world, there are several people who have their own halo and idol qualities. One is Li Bai from Sichuan, one is Su Shi from Sichuan, and the other is Xin Qiji from Shandong. Xin Qiji is a person worthy of our admiration. His most important background in life is passion and patriotism. His works are full of concerns about the rise and fall of the country, the destiny of the nation, and the pursuit of personal ideals and ambitions. His style of writing is bold and passionate. Its joyful grudges keep us ignited and guided in our ordinary life. Xin Qiji's poems are a true portrayal of his life's emotions and ideals, sometimes bold and passionate, sometimes affectionate. This book uses vivid historical stories, lively and humorous writing, and a combination of comics and text to tell the life of Xin Qiji, who had a true understanding of true feelings and was not afraid of taking the wrong path, and interprets Xin Qiji's important poetic creations in the context of the story.

This is a set of two books that make people laugh and cry while reading. Zhang Chun recorded the auspicious moments in her life with unusual sensitivity and cheerfulness: the animals, plants, customers and children she "saw" on a sunny day in an ice cream shop in Xiamen, the lovely friends who really existed in her life. She also wrote about her bonds with family and friends with heartfelt and affectionate writing, describing touching life scenes one after another. She also used the utmost honesty and bravery to record her days of walking with depression, bringing comfort and courage to many people. She tries to accept this weak self, and shares this hard yet warm life with you, inviting you to believe that life is worth living, and you will encounter a happy moment if you move forward. The experiences, emotions and stories in life cannot be repeated, and such writing cannot be copied, which makes it unique and precious.

This set of books is a collection of best-selling works by healing author Lu Sihao. "It's spring now", "The long journey", "The night before dawn", "You have also walked a long way", "You have to believe that there is no tomorrow that cannot be reached" and "The night before dawn", affecting millions of readers.

The first essay on the theme of utensils, a dialogue across time and space. A hoe, a well rope, a whetstone... These simple old objects were once partners in my father's hands, the support of my mother's life, and the epitome of the scenery of my hometown. They tell the deep affection of the land and the stories of the years, and also engrave the joys and sorrows and perseverance of generations. Li Hanrong uses poetic brushstrokes to imbue these old objects with souls, allowing them to breathe again in words. They are silent, but they carry the destiny and dignity of a generation. Opening this book is like opening a door of memory, touching those fading times, and feeling the human fireworks and eternal warmth behind the artifacts.

The influence of the Surrealist movement, the spiritual shock brought by his trip to America in 1929, and the emotional and psychological crisis he experienced changed Lorca's understanding of drama. He began to experiment with surrealism in his theater practice to explore new breakthroughs in drama structure, characters, and themes. This led to the creation of "The Love of Dom Perrin and Belisa in the Garden," "The Audience," and "Five Years Like This". These three alternative works were particularly subversive in his entire drama creation, in sharp contrast to his "Country Trilogy" with realism as the main style. One of them, "The Spectator," was even called an "impossible drama" by Lorca himself. These three dramas embody the author's poetic and aesthetic concepts. Behind the plots of the dramas are the author's profound thoughts on "how drama shows reality" and "what is reality". And deep thinking about "what is reality".

This book is a collection of poems written by an elderly cancer patient. The poems in the collection are all ancient poems, including Wujue, Wulu, Qijue, and Qilu. They strictly follow the rhythm of poetry and comply with traditional requirements such as rhyme, parallelism, and antithesis. The words and rhymes are selected based on the content and form. In the form of ancient poetry, they record the ordinary insights of contemporary life. The author records events in poems, and records emotions and scenes in poems. He records the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter, the scenery in all directions, mountains, rivers and vegetation, rivers, lakes, courtyards, Emei West Lake, plums, orchids, bamboos and chrysanthemums, phoenixes, cranes, herons and parrots. They are all objects of observation and description. There are also feelings about historical figures, emotional expressions about relatives and friends around him, and descriptions of subtle daily life scenes, all of which express the author's positive and optimistic attitude towards life. For the author, this collection of poems is a kind of commemoration and a kind of farewell.

["My Second Book Student" and "Home Visit" are a complete system. From the three-foot podium to the students' native families, Huang Deng has always explored the meaning of education for young people. "My Two Students": Douban's annual list of books! The students of these two colleges reflect the situation of the vast majority of ordinary young people in China, and their fate outlines the most common growth path for young people in China. Based on 15 years of front-line teaching experience, the author Huang Deng has detailedly recorded the growth and confusion of hundreds of students, and combined it with his own experiences to reflect and track the students' situations after graduation. "Home Visit: My Second-Class Student 2": A new work in the "Second-Class Student" series, even if it is a second-class school, it still requires the efforts of the children and the support of the family. No matter how remote the village or town, education is always the first choice for young people to change their destiny. Based on what the author saw and heard when he visited his students' original families from 2017 to 2022, from the podium to the towns, he is not only getting closer to students and parents, but also exploring whether family education and social education can fill the gaps in school education.

[Best-Selling Traditional Chinese Studies Classic Set: Six Chapters of a Floating Life + 2 Volumes of Human Words] "Six Chapters of a Floating Life" is an autobiographical prose written by Shen Fu in the Qing Dynasty. It was originally written in six volumes, two of which have been lost, and only four volumes remain today. The author narrates his life experience for most of his life in pure and beautiful words. The content is unpretentious, real and moving. The turmoil, sorrow, joys and sorrows displayed in the book also reveal another true face of life in the floating world. This book is "happy but not obscene, sad but not sad". It occupies a very important position in Qing Dynasty notebook literature and has been passed down to this day and has become a classic. "Human Words" is the representative work of Wang Guowei, a master of modern Chinese studies. In the form of traditional Chinese words, it integrates Western philosophy, literature and aesthetic ideas to provide a wonderful and unique commentary on traditional Chinese literature. The whole book takes the theory of "realm" as the core, with incisive arguments and a self-contained system. It can be called a landmark work in Chinese classical literary criticism. This book brings together 64 final drafts, 50 unpublished manuscripts, and 12 deleted drafts of "The Words of the World" that were deleted and edited by Wang Guowei himself. It presents the full picture of "The Words of the World" and provides appropriate annotations and textual translations for each article, allowing readers to easily enter the palace of Wang Guowei's literary and aesthetic thoughts. It also includes two of Wang Guowei's "Prefaces to "The Words of the World"", and organizes Wang Guowei's life and appends them to the text, giving an all-round presentation of Wang Guowei's magnificent life.

This book selects thirty-six ancient poems about flowers, and integrates culture, customs, folk customs, etc. Into the poetry appreciation, showing the style and charm of flowers written by literati and poets, expressing the unique beauty of flowers, and popularizing basic knowledge about flowers, allowing readers to understand the knowledge about flowers and the charm of Chinese flower culture.

This book selects thirty-six ancient poems about flowers and pastoral poetry, and integrates culture, customs, folk customs, etc. Into the poems for appreciation. It is accompanied by a large number of exquisite pictures to show the style and charm of flowers written by literati and poets, express the unique beauty of flowers, and popularize basic knowledge about flowers, allowing readers to understand the knowledge about flowers and the charm of Chinese flower culture.

[The life story of Zhu Jiahang, a 6 million fan blogger: Life is the spring and scenery that break ground again ten thousand times. ]This book is a collection of autobiographical essays, written by Zhu Jiahang. This book is frank, fluent and interesting. It not only shows the growth process of a "post-95s" young girl and a short video blogger, but also describes in detail the life of Internet experts, the work of MCN, the venture capital circle, short video courses and other mysterious and eye-catching new phenomena in the eyes of the public. Her personal story can also fully capture social emotions and make people empathize with her. There is a "Jiahang's Words" section at the end of most chapters to help readers summarize the content and check in with golden sentences.

The book "Poetry in Shenzhen" is just like the name of the author Yan Shiyun, which is like poetry and rhyme, like poetry and painting. Each poem is infused with Shenzhen elements, the characteristics of the times, and regional characteristics. The content covers Shenzhen landmarks, tourist attractions, natural scenery, humanities and history, etc. Under the author's sincere, kind and beautiful writing, Shenzhen's "nerve endings" are activated by the brushstrokes of "truth, goodness and beauty". This is a collection of poems that are full of love and charm. It is a tribute to Shenzhen, to youth, and to yourself. It is a unique gift to Shenzhen, the "city of youth and vitality", and to everyone who, like the author, devotes their youth to Shenzhen.

The notebooks of the Southern Song Dynasty not only expressed the complex mood and exquisite taste of the scholars at that time, but also expanded the artistic potential of the notebook style, occupying a unique position in the history of the development of notebook writing. This book starts from the contemporary situation of the notebook writers in the Southern Song Dynasty, explores the difficult choices made by the creative subjects in the face of difficult situations, and thereby examines the multi-dimensional state of mind shown in their notebook works, and then grasps the theme of the times, unique aesthetic qualities, and influence on future generations contained in their works.

This book uses fairy tale-like vivid language to vividly describe the author's life in a rural forest cabin and the delicate changes in his inner world. It shows profound themes such as man and nature, life and death, loneliness and companionship, and explores multi-level life propositions such as a sense of fate, animality, food philosophy, and dreams. The author Yan Zi draws inspiration from this wooden house and integrates personal experiences, emotions and thoughts into it, forming a unique poetic attitude towards life. After reading this book, you will find that human beings can learn to reconcile with themselves in nature, find eternal meaning in the passage of time, and build a richer spiritual world through the experience of impermanence in life.