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"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is one of the Four Great Classics and a representative work of historical romance novels among Chinese classical novels. Over the hundreds of years since its publication, it has formed a broad base of public reading and is still a well-known classic. "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" has created many distinctive images of emperors and generals. Based on the text of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", this book analyzes the reasons, mentality, endings, influences, etc. Of these characters making important life choices in the historical trend. It also connects the characters in the novel to the general public and extracts the enlightenment significance for the lives of the public readers. Different identities, but similar principles, reveal that the book "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" has more life-guiding significance besides literature and art. The content of this book is compiled from the texts of CCTV's "Hundred Forum" programs.

"Fanyang Shuixiang" is a collection of essays by the author, which contains more than 30 articles in various genres such as Ci, Fu, Preface, Postscript, Notes and Lines. With full enthusiasm and delicate brushwork, the author explores the scenery of the Fanshui River Basin and the many cultural phenomena that occurred on both sides of the Fanshui River from the present to the past, from the outside to the inside, from here to there. In different forms and from multiple perspectives, it provides an in-depth explanation of the relationship between national culture and regional culture, traditional culture and modern culture. We pay great attention to ancient legends, historical relics, articles and books, and the footprints of sages. He pays full attention to the warmth and warmth of the world, morals, cultural heritage, and natural scenery. The characteristics of this book are clear theme, extensive content, concise writing, decent narration and melody. Reading it will give readers a rich and refreshing sense of music, and will arouse a lot of imagination and thinking in readers.

"The Romance of the Gods" is one of the masterpieces of Chinese vernacular novels about gods and demons, and its influence is second only to "Journey to the West". For a long time, it has been a classical novel widely read by the public, and it is also one of the hot spots for adaptation and interpretation in film and television dramas. "The Romance of the Gods" may seem popular, but it has quite rich and complex cultural connotations. This book is based on rigorous and serious academic research and aims to explain it in a simple way. It reveals the deep and interesting connotations of "Fengshen Yanyi" and enhances readers' understanding of relevant cultural traditions. The book has sections such as overview, characters, artistic structure, communication influence, etc., And sets up a variety of topics, such as the "Fengshen List" and the folk tradition of deification, the multiple aspects of Jiang Taigong in historical documents and novels, the topic of banshee centered on Su Daji, the complex images of Nezha's "Devil Boy", "Parricide" and "Fujiang", magical artifacts in the magical world, the connection between "The Romance of the Gods" and "Journey to the West", etc. The author combines the original text and pays attention to detailed explanations. The writing style is smooth and interesting, and it is highly readable.

Selected poems by French poet Paul Eluard, each poem has exquisite illustrations specially drawn by Picasso for these poems. Eluard is a master of poetry. Among the Surrealist poets, his poems are the most clear and fluent and exude the flavor of life. His poetic style is simple and plain, full of lyrical meaning, and the poet's true feelings are revealed between the lines. He likes to pursue strange metaphors and parallel syntax, and he shows fair ingenuity in his attempts to break the rhythm of poetry. He regarded life as poetry and poetry as life. His passion remained undiminished throughout his life and he wrote thousands of poems. The poet's unique imagery, far-reaching artistic conception, hazy and lingering emotions have been favored by generations of readers. This book is a testament to the close friendship between two great artists, and the text and pictures complement each other beautifully.

Du Fu is a well-known poet in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. He has more than 1,400 poems that have been handed down to this day. His poems record his life and thoughts and are a faithful reflection of his life trajectory and the era in which he lived. They are also outstanding works of art and the pinnacle of classical poetry. In the 1930s and 1940s, the Chinese people suffered from wars. Du Fu's life deeply touched people's heartstrings. The famous scholar Feng Zhi also began to study Du Fu during this period and began to write Du Fu's biography, which was published one after another. In the 1950s, People's Literature Publishing House invited Feng Zhi to annotate Du's poems. After Mr. Feng completed the selection, he was unable to annotate due to work arrangements, so the publishing house invited famous scholars Pu Jiangqing and Wu Tianwu to annotate the book. Pu and Wu worked hard to complete this anthology of Du's poems, which has great contemporary influence. The book was published in 1956. It contains 264 selected poems and is organized chronologically. It is a popular and academic anthology of Du's poems and is still readable today. In this reprint, we accept the opinions of the author's family and have attached several letters from Pu Jiangqing and Wu Tianwu discussing the annotation for your reference.

Everyone is an energy field from "spirit to body". When a person's energy level drops due to the influence of external conditions, he begins to lose energy, becomes vulnerable, and is influenced by the environment. Through writing, I have changed into a completely new person: I am filled with wisdom and love, my whole body is filled with strength and joy, and I love myself and everything around me even more. The author of this book records every insight in life from multiple angles, and shares his insights from career and life as the source of energy in life with readers. I hope it can become a strong energy level among readers, and I hope that we can continue to learn, make progress, and become stronger together with our readers.

Among the dazzling stars of ancient Chinese poetry, the lyrics of Li Yu, the late master of the Southern Tang Dynasty, are like a deep and sad meteor that streaked across the sky at the turn of the Tang and Song Dynasties, leaving a unique mark. His words, with deep emotions and beautiful writing style, not only reflect personal joys and sorrows, but also reflect the ups and downs of that era. The magnificence and sadness of the Southern Tang court are indispensable elements in Li Yu's early poetry. They constitute a true portrayal of court life in Li Yu's works, and also reflect the inner conflicts brought about by his dual identity as a monarch. This book will lead readers into that era, savor the magnificence and pathos of the "Eternal Ci Emperor"'s words, and experience his unique artistic charm.

This book comprehensively discusses the creative ideas and methods of American Jewish writer Paul Auster. By analyzing the space in Auster's novels, it points out that the space in Auster's novels breaks through the traditional meaning of geographical location and is a dual combination of place and spatial status. It not only refers to specific locations and architectural images, but also emphasizes the behavioral activities of American Jews, showing the American Jewish attributes. This attribute of space in Auster's writing not only reflects the difference between the creations of the third generation of American Jewish writers and the first two generations of American Jewish writers, but also reveals the significance of "Jewishness" in contemporary American Jewish literature. This book is suitable for reference by literary critics, scholars of Jewish literature, and teachers and students of related majors in universities.

Jia Pingwa's eleven works span local magic, era fissures and soul questioning, building the "Qinling Mountains" of contemporary Chinese literature. From "Abandoned Capital" to "Qinqiang Opera" which won the Mao Dun Literature Award, from the wild burst of "Missing the Wolf" to the bloody and romantic "Extreme Flower", Jia Pingwa dissects reality with magical brushstrokes and interrogates eternity from a compassionate perspective - here, he encounters the tremors and echoes of a nation's soul.

The Gift begins with a "miracle notebook." The author Stefanos Xenakis was once a top student in economics at the University of Athens. After obtaining an MBA from Manchester Business School in the UK, he joined the lucrative media and advertising industry. Ten years ago, his company went bankrupt, his family suffered changes, and life dealt him a heavy blow. In order not to fall into sadness, he began to try to record one person or thing worth being grateful for every day. Year after year, these notebooks of countless "gratitude lists" accumulated transformed his life. The 98 true stories selected in this book all come from these notebooks, including the author's observations of people, epiphanies when getting along with family members, and random acts of kindness to strangers. In these wise, warm daily narratives, the author conveys a positive belief in life: happiness can be found in the simplest and most unexpected places, and as long as we are prepared to be unqualifiedly good, we can become great people. He also shows how biases and preconceptions can obscure reality when engaging with others, offering a transformative perspective on finding purpose and meaning in life.

"Building Block Book" is the representative work of writer Zhao Song. "Building Block Book" tells the process of how a "person" uses his eyes to establish feelings with the wind, water droplets, buildings, crowds, distances, relationships and many other concrete or abstract things in a modern city without a sense of time. It is a book about life that tells how a person understands himself, approaches others, and coexists harmoniously with all things.

Heart surgeon Stephen Westaby's adrenaline-packed, sharp, humorous, and face-to-face account of a doctor's daily life. Some deep affection for life must appear in a ruthless manner. "You ask me, do I see this patient on the stage as a living person? Is this important? This victim does not need an anxious, empathetic surgeon, she needs a capable expert." He is like a ruthless killer hunter, a detective, pursuing death! He once used a chisel and hammer to open the chest of a stabbed girl, and the police present fainted at the sight; he also saved an Oxford student who attempted suicide, and a bright sharp knife was stuck in the young man's chest. That was his first case as a chief physician; he also rescued a pregnant woman injured in a shooting while he was a visiting professor in Brazil, delivering a new life and repairing the gunshot wound in just 4 minutes! He would even wear the same surgical gown and fight bloody battles for a full 24 hours...

Laia Upi was born in 1979 and grew up in Albania, an Eastern European country with a unique history that is little known to outsiders. In those years, the people there cherished utopian ideals that were almost inaccessible to outsiders and almost impossible for those who lived in them to leave. It is a place where materials are scarce and people have to queue up to buy things. It is a place full of secrets and unspeakable things. For Leia, it was home, where neighbors helped each other and parents looked to their children to create a better world. There was her community and her hope. In December 1990, a year after the fall of the Berlin Wall, everything changed. Almost overnight, people were free to vote and wear whatever they wanted. There is nothing to worry about anymore. But factories closed, jobs disappeared, and many fled to Italy on crowded ships, only to be sent back again. The predatory pyramid scheme eventually bankrupted the country, leading to violent conflict. When one generation's aspirations turn into another's hallucinations, family secrets are revealed, and Leia begins to search for the true meaning of freedom.

"Zhi Cao Wu Root" takes the changes in Guizhou's rural life in the digital age as its theme, and uses a moist and silent writing method of daily life to show the modernization process of rural life in China that is different from Western society in its leap-forward development. "Chicao Without Roots" also reveals the difficult development process of Guizhou's rural areas with delicate brushstrokes. It is the yearning for a better life that has never been extinguished in people's hearts that inspires and drives people to go out of the mountains. The villagers organized themselves to raise labor and funds to build roads and provide electricity, so that people in the mountains can go out and work hard to obtain better income and living standards. However, the result of people moving out of the mountains has also brought about the loss of rural population and the decline of life. This has formed a difficult issue: How can rural shrinkage and rural revitalization coexist? Perhaps digital technology can provide new opportunities for young people in the mountains, allowing them to realize their dreams and values ​​in life without leaving the mountains. As the title of the book implies, "The Roots of Grass" shows how individuals continue to break through various innate limitations in the process of rural development, and allows us to see the possibility of the integration of state power, market power and technological power to jointly promote rural revitalization. For Chinese-style modernization, rural revitalization is a long-term grand strategy that affects the lives of hundreds of millions of people. It requires the continued attention and in-depth investigation and research of more social scholars to provide richer cases and experiences to help find a path to rural modernization with Chinese characteristics.

"A Life That Never Fades" is a documentary literature that shows the style of retired military personnel participating in local construction in the new era of socialism with Chinese characteristics. The book consists of 28 articles, describing in a delicate and documentary style how retired soldiers in administrative agencies, institutions, enterprises and villages go deep into the front line, serve the people with loyalty, bravery and perseverance, and make significant contributions to the development of local economy, society and culture.

"The Secret Garden of Poetry" is an appreciation book of famous modern poems of the 20th century. As a poet, translator and critic, the editor carefully selected 15 world-class poets of the 20th century, including Yeats, Rilke, Eliot, Borges, Heaney, and Szymborska. Through intensive text reading, he exclusively created detailed explanations of 15 famous poems and 45 reviews of excellent works. The professional critical perspective and the vivid and easy-to-read appreciation text complement each other, explaining the reading method of modern poetry, opening up a unique path for readers to appreciate the extraordinary charm of modern poetry, and also giving a glimpse of the overview of Western modern poetry in the 20th century.

"The Roaring of Wheat Grains" is a long documentary about the tremendous changes in China's agricultural production methods. Taking the replacement of old and new "Maike" as a clue, this article traces the origin and disappearance of traditional Maike, looks back at the century-old history of agricultural mechanization in China, and clarifies the origin and development of the "new Maike" - the combine harvester. Through five volumes of content ("To Ruyang", "Old Maike", "Prelude", "New Maike" and "New Era"), the author completely shows the replacement of the old and new "Maike". Using this as a clue, through memories, practice and data, he also looks forward to the changes in the countryside in the new era and the inevitability of major changes in agricultural equipment. At the same time, it profoundly reveals the spiritual heart and daily life of Mai Ke, and reveals the current situation of "Maike economy" and contemporary agricultural development.

There are many novels written about Jin Yong and discussing Jin Yong. The author takes a different approach, mainly starting from the little things and details in Jin Yong's novels that are not noticed by people, such as the omissions in the plot in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", why the word "hui mu" in "The Swordsman" is two characters, the origin of the song sung by Xiao Zhao in "The Legend of Heaven and Sword of the Sword", and "Book of Swords" The relationship between Afanti in "Qiu Lu" and the cartoon Afanti, why Huang Yaoshi in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" was named "Medicine Master", the historical prototype of Zhang Songxi, one of the Seven Heroes of Wudang, etc. Each article is cut from a subtle angle, and goes deep into the version of Jin Yong's work, character prototype, creative background, and the source of allusions.

"Mulan on the Sea" is a multi-dimensional reportage work that tells the story of Liaoning Province's "model of the times" the "38 Female Artillery Squadron" of the militia group "38 Female Artillery Squadron" in Haiyangdao Town, Changhai County, who guarded the border and defended the island. In the 63 years since the establishment of the "38th Female Artillery Squadron", 14 generations of female militiamen have upheld the firm belief of guarding the country's borders and safeguarding peace. They have taken root in the coastal defense outposts of the motherland and guarded the islands from generation to generation. They are known as the "Mulan of the Sea." In a complex international situation that has undergone unprecedented changes in a century and in the great journey of realizing the Chinese dream, their deeds obviously have a strong spiritual power that transcends time and space and reaches people's hearts. Through the passionate, vivid and delicate description by the creator, this work is endowed with high literary value and strong contemporary significance.

"Internet Literature as Method" is a collection of comments on Internet literature by the author Tian Xiachen Chen. It contains four chapters: Chapter 1, Small History: Between Nations and Localities; Chapter 2, New Era: The Scene that is Happening; Chapter 3, Subjectivity: I write with my hand, my heart and my mouth; Chapter 4, Internet Writing Style: Internet Field and Literaryization.

This book contains a total of 12 research works on Internet literature criticism, including theoretical and practical examinations of Internet reality-themed writing, the inner motivation to stimulate Internet writers' spontaneous writing and self-discipline, the effectiveness principles of Internet literature criticism, the media context and subject construction of new literary and artistic group criticism, and the guidance and improvement of the quality of creation by theoretical criticism of Internet literature, etc.

This book contains a total of 19 online literature review works. He talked about how the "production field" of online literature should be centered on literature, the construction of an ethical ecology for the high-quality development of online literature, the market mechanism and the trend of online literature, the rule of law on the Internet as the cornerstone of the high-quality development of online literature and art, online literature and short videos: aesthetic expression in length strategies, etc.

This book contains a total of 21 online literature review works, including the realistic expressions and ideal concerns of popular literature and art, the historical consciousness and the spirit of the times in the changes in online literature themes, the need for online literature to enhance cultural responsibility, demonstrate cultural identity in the narrative of the times, and convey humanistic values ​​through entertainment and education. The bottom line of online literature is the Chinese cultural tradition, etc.

This book contains a total of 11 online literature reviews, including observations on the development of online literature since the new era, a review of the development status of online literature in 2021, creating new cultural possibilities in the process of quality and classicization, showing the richness of people in an infinite world, diversifying genres and diversifying themes, and the rise of realistic themes to form new momentum, etc.

This book contains a total of 19 online literature reviews. The content includes "milestone" works in Internet reality-themed novels, highlighting the typicality of Internet reality-themed creations, expressing feelings about family and country in the hard-core "industrial flow", keenly sensing the turbulent currents of the times, and the triple construction of the "big heroine" theme consciousness, etc.

This book includes a relatively comprehensive introduction and review of the author Lin Hai Tingtao's work "The Godfather of Champions", as well as a literary review of the author An Jing's Jiu Qiaoqi's work "I Repair Cultural Relics in the Red Mansion". The author conducted a relatively in-depth study of the two works and commented and analyzed them from different angles.

This book is a collection of 16 literary criticism works. The content includes non-fiction writing and analysis of the works of writers such as Liu Xinglong, Hu Donglin, Guo Haiyan, Wang Guoping, Bei Qiao, Chen Tao, and Shen Ruijin.

In order to better promote reading among all people, encourage children to love literature and art, broaden the reading horizons of primary and secondary school students, cultivate children's interest in writing, and accumulate reserve forces for the construction of a culturally powerful country, "Little Flower·2024 Summer Special" is specially compiled. This collection is divided into 9 sections: Yunjiang Charm, Traces of Growth, Thoughts and Expressions, Classroom and Extracurricular, Fables and Fairy Tales, Yuhai Poetry, Pleasant Reading, Art Collection, and Cover Character Works. It contains 74 articles by primary and secondary school students in Ruian City, as well as 8 works of photography, art, and calligraphy. The book has diverse themes and rich content. Through the young author's childlike and witty writing, he shows Ruian's scenery, expresses his imagination and expresses every bit of life. There is a love for hometown; there is a unique perspective on things around us; there is friendship and interaction between teachers, students and classmates; there is deep thinking about reading books.

Is the modern world we live in an era of diminished aesthetic ability? Mu Xin is a Chinese writer who takes the world spirit as his body. Chinese literature has acquired extremely rich cosmopolitan connotations in his style. There is a paradox. Mu Xin is an "exception" to our current literary state, but it is the "normal" in world aesthetics. ... There are various arches in the world, which either show the glory of the empire, celebrate victory, symbolize triumph, or support magnificent religious buildings, rising to the sacred apex with strong and elegant curves. Thought and art are balanced and stable due to the interaction of two counterforces, which are invisible arches: nation and world, East and West, modernity and classics, innovation and inheritance, irony in passion, androgynous imagination. Half of modern art is the fleeting present, and the other half is unchanging eternity, Baudelaire said. And Mu Xin has a saying: "Like half of an arch, I am in danger of falling; like the other half of an arch, you are in danger of falling; the two halves are closely connected to form an arch, and time flows through it like water. Earthquakes, tsunamis, and the arch remains motionless... You must know that your strength lies in me. , All because my strength lies in you." Mu Xin usually refuses to talk about himself, so Tong Ming's literary criticism collection "The Arch" can also be regarded as a "reflected collection of conversations between old friends" between Mu Xin and Tong Ming for nearly 30 years, which is extremely precious.

The bourgeoisie, or middle class, has been described as the benchmark for modern people's life and even ideological changes. Today, the personification of the bourgeoisie seems to be facing global rupture, decline and shrinkage. The illusion of the middle class is shrouded in the anxiety of the times. Faced with the confusion of identity and ideology, people cannot help but ask: What is bourgeoisie? What is the original "ideal" of Bourgeois? Bourgeois is an important social class formed with the rise of modern society. It also embodies a kind of culture, style and taste. It not only profoundly affects the historical process of Europe and America, but also leaves a unique rhythm and rhythm for European and American literature. "Bourgeois: Between History and Literature" is a masterpiece on this issue. According to the chronological context, the author describes the rise and fall of bourgeois culture from analyzing the self-understanding of the bourgeoisie in the 18th century to the serious novels of the 19th century, the conservative hegemony of Victorian England, the bourgeoisie in the semi-peripheral areas of Europe, and the self-criticism of bourgeois life in the Ibsen era. With a critical eye, supplemented by a keen understanding of history, the author analyzes the structural contradictions behind the decline of the bourgeoisie.

A true story of a mother who escaped domestic violence, saved animals and was saved by animals. Working in animal rescue wasn't Laurie Zaleski's ideal life - it was her mother Anne's dream. Since she was a girl, Laurie has promised to help her mother realize this wish. Thirty years later, Laurie is excitedly planning to rehome her mother and her family of rescued animals-horses and goats, dogs and cats, chickens and pigs. However, just two weeks before the move, her mother Anne suddenly passed away due to worsening cancer. Grief and regret intertwined, Laurie decided to inherit her mother's legacy and save those abandoned animals. In 2000, the "Happy Farm" animal rescue shelter was established in Mays Landing, New Jersey, and took in more than 600 homeless animals. This book is Laurie's story: promises kept, dreams made reality, animals no longer wandering. This is the story of mother Anne McNutty: escaping a nightmare marriage, raising three children on her own while rescuing and feeding hundreds of abandoned animals. It is also a story about cute and brave animals with different characteristics: different species, equal lives, they form a beautiful friendship, and...

"Xiaochuang Youji" is a collection of essays compiled by Chen Jiru in the Ming Dynasty. The whole book seems to be a record of what you see, hear and think, but in fact it is a sorting out of inner feelings, writing all kinds of life, true feelings in the world and the true meaning of life. The whole book is divided into 12 volumes: Xing, Qing, Qiao, Ling, Su, Jing, Yun, Qi, Qi, Hao, Fa and Qian, which respectively explain the principles of human conduct from the perspectives of self-cultivation, life, study, and career. The content covers a wide range of topics, has profound meaning, and is very philosophical. It has been loved by readers for hundreds of years.

This book tells the historical inheritance and development status of the Changxing Baiyelong skill, an intangible cultural heritage in Changxing County, Huzhou. Through concrete and touching stories, it explains the local people's love for this traditional folk art and the great efforts made by all walks of life to preserve and promote this precious art. It also looks forward to the comprehensive revival of this skill in the future. The Baiyelong will definitely go out of the local area and exert greater cultural influence. At a time when the material and cultural needs of the people are increasing day by day, the story of Baiyelong regaining its charm brings useful enlightenment to how to protect and develop local art.

The Old English epic "Beowulf" is the originator of English literature, the first monument of Anglo-Saxon civilization, and ranks first among the four major epics in the European Middle Ages. What the epic poem sings, commemorates, and reflects on is the death of heroes and nations, which was the most concerned issue for the ancient Germans. A pair of touching "pagan" funerals at the beginning and end support a magnificent narrative that echoes the epic, interweaves episodes, and is full of metaphorical symbols. Three battles, killing monsters and stabbing dragons, constitute the main narrative line of the epic, creating an ancient Germanic hero "Beowulf" "Beowulf". This book has been carefully updated and updated by the famous translator and scholar Feng Xiang, and is newly released after being out of print for 30 years. The epic translation has been revised three times from beginning to end; the commentary has been expanded four times, covering all important revisions, mythological allusions, historical background, etc.; Five appendices have been revised, including Beixue's small dictionary, chronology of major events, royal genealogy charts, etc.

This book is a collection of essays. Warm, feminine, inspirational. "Heart Like a Yue" is a personal essay by the author Zhou Junhua, describing his life journey from Tianhuang, Jining, to narrating every detail of the author's decades, carefully sorting out his quiet and focused reading life, and expressing his insights in his writings. The work truly expresses the gratitude to relatives, the awe of nature, the love for China, the retrospect of history, the thinking and absorption of traditional culture, and the pursuit and insights of life cultivation. The words in the book are warm and concise, reflecting women's delicate and tender feelings about life and life, and are infiltrated with the unique charm of poetic prose.

"I Have Seen That Person" is a collection of essays written by contemporary Chinese writer Wang William around the theme of "portraits", which includes works such as "I Have Seen a Person", "Addicted", and "Escape from the Study Room". This collection of essays is not only a collection of portrait sketches, but also a spiritual journey of the author's in-depth exploration of human nature, society and self. In these essays, William Wang relied on his keen observation and delicate emotional touch to paint dozens of portraits of distinctive characters and explore the stories and emotional worlds hidden behind them. In addition, the book also reviews the author's personal reading history and growth process, and demonstrates his belief in the power of words and his persistent pursuit of the art of writing by sharing the literary works that nourished his thoughts.

"The Space of Ecocriticism" is a treatise on ecological cultural criticism by Lu Shuyuan. The time span is from the 1990s to the present. These more than thirty years are also the period when ecocriticism began to flourish worldwide. Lu Shuyuan attaches great importance to the combination of theory and practice, and has participated in the field investigation of Jinggang Mountains, Fanjing Mountains, Xiaoqinling Mountains, Daqing Mountains and the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River by the Chinese Committee of UNESCO's "Man and the Biosphere Program". While exploring theory, he paid special attention to case studies, and made unique interpretations of the great ancient Chinese writers Tao Yuanming and Pu Songling from the perspective of ecocriticism. The two published monographs aroused strong repercussions in the reading circle.

This book extracts more than 140 poems from poet Xia Lu from 2015 to 2017, divided into five parts: Spring in April is yours, Waiting for you by the grass, Encountering Monet's garden, Snow falls on Weiming Lake, Sit down with a glass of wine. With an innocent heart, the poet Xia Lu keenly captured the true meaning of life and wrote words of sorrow and memories. They are elegant, clear and warm, touching and comforting all young hearts.

"Seafood Qingdao" is the latest work of Qingdao native writer Cui Yan, who writes beautiful articles related to Qingdao seafood in the form of prose essays. The content includes Qingdao's local seafood customs, flavors, seafood culture, popular science, seafood stories, seafood geography, etc., And is divided into three sections: fish stories, seafood, and freshness. It is a literary work with the theme of introducing Qingdao's seafood customs. The language is easy to understand and grounded. The writing style is humorous and interesting, and the content is informative. The text contains more than 20 exquisite pictures and the binding design is exquisite. It spreads Qingdao's unique marine culture, food culture and customs in the form of beautiful articles and beautiful pictures, writes marine culture and inherits marine civilization.

"The Shadow of Dreams" is a book of taste that awakens the aesthetic power. The book contains a total of 219 quotation-style essays, each with wonderful comments from the author's friends. Landscapes and gardens, scenery of the four seasons, poems and songs, calligraphy, painting and utensils... The world's leisurely taste, elegance, and wisdom in life are all included. The sentences are classic, short, concise, and thought-provoking. Open this book to discover the joy of life and comprehensively enhance your perception and aesthetic ability.

"Night Talk around the Fire" is a book that exhorts the world. The diction of this book is simple and clear, the language is concise and comprehensive, and the emotions are sincere. It is like a respected elder and a group of juniors talking eloquently around the stove, savoring life, with profound artistic conception and quite inspiring. The book is divided into 221 chapters, which elaborate on the main purpose of settling down and establishing a life in the form of essays, covering many aspects of life, such as cultivating one's moral character, doing things for others, establishing oneself and establishing one's career, studying and determined, living in poverty, helping others, managing the family and educating children, being loyal, filial, and righteous, serving as an official and governing, etc. The main purpose of "establishing morality, meritorious service, and establishing words" reveals the profound connotation of the value of life.

"Liaofan's Four Instructions" is a family motto left to his descendants by Yuan Liaofan, a thinker in the Ming Dynasty. It is based on a lifetime of knowledge, experience and insights, and earnestly teaches the principle of "my fate is determined by me and not by God", and expounds the way for individuals to cultivate themselves, discipline themselves, and settle down. Yuan Liaofan used his lifelong learning and integrated the thoughts of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism to form a superb philosophy of life. He used his own experience from believing in fate to accumulating virtue to change fate to encourage people to work hard. It can be regarded as a timeless lifestyle manual.

In this fast-paced era, let us slow down and savor the "Ya Yun Philosophy Library" together, deeply explore the essence of Chinese philosophy of life, and perfectly integrate classical wisdom with modern life. Each page is a profound interpretation of Eastern wisdom, and each chapter is a delicate appreciation of human interaction. This set of "Ya Yun Philosophical Library" includes "Four Lessons from the World", "Secret Notes from a Small Window", "Night Talk Around the Fireplace" and "Shadow of Dreams". Each of the four classics starts from a different perspective and comprehensively demonstrates how to maintain one's inner peace in the fast-paced modern life. It is not only a collection of traditional philosophy of life, but also an essential guide for modern people to cultivate their mind and improve their realm.

"Looking to This Place from afar" is a compilation of articles written by the poet Qingping in the past twenty years. The anthology is compiled into three volumes: Volume 1 contains preface and postscript interviews, Volume 2 contains essays and thoughts, and Volume 3 contains poetry reviews. The collected articles have varied language styles and unique angles on topics. They may diverge from one point to all aspects of writing and life, or boil down to a highly condensed central point of enlightenment from multiple aspects. The writing is free and fluent, the viewpoints are extraordinary, vivid but not dogmatic, and they advocate diversity and are not rigidly bound to a certain either-or judgment of tradition or avant-garde. Therefore, they are both speculative and readable.

The fragrance of lotus is quiet, the shadows of snow cats flutter, and life is leisurely. Mr. Ji Xianlin realizes poetry in the ordinary life. He uses simple brushwork to show us the joyful and contemplative bits and pieces of the world.

Tao Zhu's daughter Tao Siliang's collection of autobiographical essays is sincerely recommended by Mo Yan, Yu Minhong, Chen Xingjia, and Xu Zhiyuan. Live brightly and affectionately in the trend of the times! This is a book written by a pure heart, bringing endless warmth and strength. The author Tao Siliang has "loved literature since she was a child and has always had a literary dream." In the book, the author uses plain words and a calm tone to talk about her childhood, relationships, past events, etc. In her own memory. She reviews her journey from being a doctor to doing charity work, and also describes the three-dimensional and distinctive people around the author. The development of the times is intertwined with the author's life of more than eighty years, and every line reveals an old man's life wisdom, persistence in values ​​and interest in life. This book presents readers with the author's tender record of the years and teaches us how to keep love, kindness and original intention in the changing world.

This collection of essays by the well-known writer Liang Xiaosheng contains nearly thirty essays written by Liang Xiaosheng in recent years. The language is plain and the content is simple, telling the author's personal experience. The content of the book covers all aspects of social life. The author is based on the present and recalls the past, including memories of the past years, descriptions of ordinary people's stories, and the author's own feelings. Writer Liang Xiaosheng described historical details in plain language, demonstrated China's great changes over the years, and contributed forward-looking construction ideas. The words in the book present his feelings about his family and country one by one, leading us into the past as told by the older generation of intellectuals.

This is one of the most "ordinary" and lovely books among Lu Xun's works. It records in detail the emotional trajectory of Lu Xun and Jing Song (pseudonym of Xu Guangping) as they met in Beijing, Xiamen-Guangzhou, and Peiping-Shanghai! "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.

"Looking Up at the Moon Twenty-nine Times": Zhang Haochen's first collection of prose essays in his writing career, and it is also his brand-new work after two years. In this book, Zhang Haochen records his life in recent years, shares his life, the stories of people around him, and the insights derived from them. He opened up himself and revealed it to the readers, including his past memories, his youthful past, his understanding of life, and his care for the people and things around him. For everyone, maybe the worst period has been over, but every dawn after the dark night, I still want to watch the sunrise with you, and every night after the dusk, I still want to watch the moon with you for a long time. "Listen to You": Listening to one's heart is the best answer to all questions. Written for everyone who is disturbed by this noisy world. The only collection of letter-style short stories by young writer Zhang Haochen in ten years of writing, a classic reprint with 5 new articles of nearly 30,000 words. Written for everyone who is suffering from internal conflict, it is warm and healing. Everyone will see their own reflection in Zhang Haochen's words. The 25 letters in the book correspond to the narrations of 25 characters. They are their inner words, and they are also slices of each of us' own lives.

This book is a new female power poetry collection "I Should, I Want, I Will" by Jiao Yelu, a post-95s feminist poet who specializes in treating anxiety and a leading young poet in Xiaohongshu. The book contains 212 latest original poems. In this work, Jiao Yelu uses the delicate perspective of a female poet to speak for ordinary people based on daily life. There are five chapters in the book. From facing the cry in her heart to growing up and courage, from learning to embrace the world to accepting love and herself, each poem is a trace of her moving forward in life. Graffiti is Jiao Yelu's unique way of creation. As a post-95s generation, she breaks away from the writing framework of traditional poetry and uses young language and avant-garde methods to bring poetry to the streets and alleys, allowing poetry to collide with real life. In this book, readers are on the same page as the author, and feel the joy of being understood, seen, and expressed between the poems; they care about the world and more about themselves. "This world is vast, half of it is mine" "I will step on the bones of time and become a brave man" "Only love myself for the time being and stop entertaining passers-by" "I should, I want, I am willing"... Jiao Yelu wrote down all the confusion, anxiety and pain in the throat of young people, giving people the power of healing in novel and light expressions: I will try my best not to let myself become someone else.