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Huancheng Primary School in Jinhua City, Zhejiang Province is one of the national modern educational technology experimental schools. There is a sailing squadron in the school, and the creative reading and writing in the Chinese class is very impressive. This time, he led the whole school to carry out the creative activity of "Reading "Strange People in the World" and Writing about "Little Strange People"", and compiled the students' imitations after reading Feng Jicai's classic short story collection "Strange People in the World". There are 89 chapters in the book, with hand-drawn illustrations by students, describing the demeanor, conversation, and interesting anecdotes of the classmates around them. Each character has its "strange" features. The young authors are meticulous in their observations, their language is lively and childlike, and they demonstrate their strong learning ability and ability to absorb and digest what they have learned. They are a good example for primary and secondary school students to read and learn to write. After reading it, Feng Jicai wrote a letter of approval, saying that this is an entertaining way of teaching writing that is unique and creative and can make children fall in love with writing. Zhu Yongxin, who wrote the preface to this book, also believes that using students' favorite famous works as models to teach Chinese classes is an active and effective reading and writing teaching practice under the new curriculum system. It is worth promoting and has reference significance for many teachers and students.

The young poet Zhang Shengyi observes and understands everything with a girl's bright and scrutinizing eyes and a girl's sensitive, independent and fresh heart. Use poetry to describe your interpretation and philosophical thoughts on nature and society, life and human nature, ordinary and accidental, family love and space. During this period, there are sharp interrogations, vivid metaphors, poetic descriptions, metaphysical elucidations, and sometimes inexplicable confusions. This kind of cognition is normal, this kind of lyricism is unique, and this kind of poetic environment is colorful. Xiao Shengyi tells people through his young but not immature poems that the world can still be analyzed in this way, life can still be understood in that way, and life can still be expected in that way...

The author selected nearly thirty (sets of) poems, using heroic individuals and teams that have been laudable since the establishment of the Rocket Force as a carrier of expression, and his own military career of more than thirty years as an emotional support, praising the rocket soldiers' noble feelings of devoting themselves to the military and determined to win, and praising the spirit of the comrades in protecting their home and country, sharpening their swords and forging their souls.

"The Eternal Spirit of the Teacher" contains more than 30 novels, essays, reviews and academic papers written by Professor Xie Meng. Although he is over eighty years old, he is still passionate and writes non-stop, and regards creation as the most wonderful thing in the world. He faced the wind and rain, and continued to explore and pursue on the road of creation as always! In this self-selected collection, although there are not many novels, the layout of the novels is tortuous and unique. The author tries different writing methods based on different ideas, highlighting the excitement of the story and the ups and downs of the characters' fate, which is endlessly memorable; the prose is colorful, without any fiction, and comes from real life. Each article is flexible in writing, full of emotion, distinctive in personality, and contains deep spiritual connotations; the commentary is Xie Meng's discussion and research on major issues in the field of education. He seems to speak with a straight face, but in fact he has a deep concern for the country and the people, showing his high sense of mission and responsibility for education; the academic article belongs to the author's professional category - Chinese classical literature, and excerpts the tip of the iceberg from the author's works, with the purpose of spreading Chinese classical culture and allowing the classics to continue to circulate.

The author of this book, Dang Xianzong, was called the "people's poet" by the famous writer Jia Pingwa. The style of his works is simple - "The blood of farmers flows in my veins\u002FI rolled through the thick yellow soil\u002FMy ancestors have been farmers for generations\u002FI eat farmers' milk\u002FI live in farmers' nests..." As written in the poem, he is committed to promoting local culture and is the second most culturally influential person in Shaanxi Province. The collection of poems contains more than two hundred poems, covering nostalgia for the homeland, feelings of family affection, praising the mother river, experiences on the journey, and life insights. It is divided into four categories: Son of the Yellow Earth, Mother's Love Boundless, Songs of the Yellow River, and Poems from the Art Sea.

This collection of rural-themed essays has more than forty articles. The author uses dialects with distinctive regional characteristics, and uses his concise writing style, honest feelings and a touch of nostalgia to present every bit of rural life that the author has experienced, conveying the author's simple humanistic feelings and local feelings. In addition to a large number of essays recalling the unique customs of Guanzhong and expressing simple nostalgia, this collection of essays also focuses heavily on the hometown Party members. Twenty articles vividly depict the hometown Party members with different personalities and distinctive images, as well as their legendary stories of joys and sorrows. It can be said that these works are odes, elegies and hymns written by the author to the countryside. They are realistic ukiyo-e paintings of the past in rural areas in Guanzhong; the melancholy of traveling in the countryside like mist that lingers in the heart of a cultural traveler; and the changes in the world in the eyes of a dedicated media practitioner.

This collection of poems contains a total of 80 of the author's more representative works, divided into three parts: "In the South of Colorful Clouds", "I Was Treated Tenderly by Spring", and "A Man with a Hometown", which respectively present poems about love, life and hometown. Looking at the content and characteristics of this work, the key word is "warmth", which means warmth, giving people enthusiasm and hope. Perhaps, this is the inherent meaning that the words themselves should have. At the same time, the poems are rich in the musicality and intellectual aesthetics of Daur ethnic poetry, and are rich in minority literature characteristics.

This book is edited by essayist Li Xia, and presents some research results on the works of ten essayists. It also includes the essayists' photos, resumes, and their own understanding of essays, as well as their respective masterpieces. These ten writers are Liu Zheng, Xu Weicheng, Yang Zicai, Kang Kai, Guatian, Duan Pingren, Li Gengchen, Wang Qianrong, Jiang Yuanming, and Zhu Tiezhi. In addition, each writer's work is accompanied by comments from four critics on his creation. These ten writers have great influence on readers across the country. Through this book, readers can have a clearer understanding of the true face of these essayists and a more detailed understanding of their creative styles and characteristics.

This is a collection of poems and poems that the author has written so far. The content is positive and the thoughts are healthy. The works cover many aspects such as natural landscape, humanities and history, life and society, work experience, life emotions and so on. There are praises and criticisms; there are instant scenes and emotions; there are travels and condolences; there are condolences and allegories. It is mainly the traces left by the author's observation, thinking and life insights, which concentratedly reflects the author's mental journey, thoughts and feelings.

"Jiu Yue Ji" is the "new voice" of transformation after "The Legend of Zhen Huan" and "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace". The prose is clever and beautiful, describing one's own daily necessities, food, housing and transportation, as well as the wonderful associations between daily moments and Zhang Ailing and the characters in Zhang Ailing's works, which is full of wonderful flavor. In the novel, several stories are concise, lively, sharp and thorough, and the lively desolation between men and women is vividly written on the page, which is quite like Zhang Ailing. She is good at wandering between reality and imagination, accumulating joy for the busy, tired and repetitive daily life. We are just mortals. We have no ability to resist the impermanence of time. All we can do is record the trivial joys over the long years, and let ourselves remember in the occasional long sadness that we were so happy before. It is worth never forgetting and our life is not in vain. Follow you like a shadow. This is my little Jiuyue Ji. --Liu Lian Zi

This is a collection of modern poems on horse culture that runs through the image of Mongolian horses. In 2019, he was selected as a key work support project of the Chinese Writers Association. The poet Yuan Xin worked at Inner Mongolia University for 10 years and traveled to the Inner Mongolia Plateau. He took the Mongolian horse as the object of his poetic gaze. He paid attention to, interacted with and shaped the time and space of the grassland where horse culture and modern women's spiritual growth grew. The Mongolian horse is noble, free, tough and spiritual, and has become a spiritual source for poets to reflect on themselves, presenting a poetic style that blends traditional nomadic culture with modern artistic spirit.

This book closely follows the pulse of the times and highlights the characteristics of the times. Although each article has different angles and different touchpoints, what they feel is deeply familiar with the people's sentiments and customs, what they think about is deeply aware of the disadvantages of accumulated habits, what they understand deeply shows the affection of a child, and what they advocate deeply expresses the meaning of forging ahead. Discuss points and quote from classics, and talk about countermeasures and cite from other sources. It includes the author's unique understanding of politics, society, and reality, as well as his love for the country, his true feelings for the people, and his pursuit of truth.

Mao Dun Youth Literature Institute was jointly established by the Chinese Literature Foundation and Xueersi Peiyou. It has held three essay competitions since 2018, aiming to provide a platform for literary creation and exchange for young people across the country. Tens of thousands of young authors participate in submissions every year. The Mao Dun Youth Literature Institute holds young writers camps for award-winning contestants, inviting well-known writers to give lessons in person and conduct study tours to help children broaden their horizons, enrich their experiences, and comprehensively improve their literary literacy and humanistic heritage. The first essay collection of the Mao Dun Youth Literature Academy is "Looking for Mao Dun's Hometown", and this book is the second essay collection.

This book is the author's personal collection of poems. The author has accumulated it for several years and carefully selected more than 200 poems from his works to be collected into this collection. Each poem is accompanied by the author's calligraphy work specially written for the poem, which is very exquisite. The collection of poems is divided into four series, namely on the road, hometown, snow pond, and far away, recording the author's travel experiences, wild life, occasional readings, and real feelings about life.

Guangdong has always been the vanguard and experimental field of reform and opening up. Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the Guangdong Public Security Bureau has made great contributions to maintaining a safe and stable social environment with great ambition, great spirit, good officers and good deeds. "Operation Hurricane", a long reportage carefully planned by "Woodpecker" over a period of three years, focuses on the wonderful series of campaigns of the Guangdong Public Security Bureau against drug crimes. Starting from the "Thunder Anti-drug" operation, the Guangdong police used their loyalty to brighten the clear skies of the South during battles such as the siege of Boshe Village.

In the form of documentary literature, this book focuses on recent major criminal cases in Beijing, explains the ins and outs, details the whole trial, and examines and provides insight into the abnormal life phenomena in the era of social transformation.

This book records in the form of reportage some serious cases that affect today's Chinese society, introduces the criminal facts of criminals, and analyzes the criminal motives of criminals and the negative impact they bring to the country and society from a legal perspective. The author uses real first-hand information and uses unique narrative techniques to truly reproduce the scenes of the case, vividly depicting the criminals' step-by-step mental journey towards committing crimes, as well as the thought-provoking and bloody lessons that result. This book provides practical cases for legal practitioners to study, and is of certain significance for improving my country's legal system and improving social security.

"Between Black and White" is the first collection of poems by the young poet Hei Xiaobai. It contains a total of 208 poems written in recent years, divided into four collections: "The World Washed by Snowlight", "Green Grass Has Clean Lungs", "The Place Closest to Clouds and Sunshine" and "Wishes Emerging in Time". The poems he selected are short and concise, mostly within twenty lines, and some only have a few lines. However, the author uses very limited words to vividly depict the unique natural scenery of Gannan, truly reproduce the living conditions and mental outlook of the people on the plateau, profoundly reveal the kindness of human nature and the weight of life, and seriously think about the relationship between man and nature, the heart and the world.

The author of this book, Xiaoxin, graduated with a master's degree in law. He is a well-known young host, a visiting professor at Shandong University, and the first TV news commentator at Shandong Radio Station. The articles in this book give full play to the author's multiple "professional identities" and reflect the confusion, anguish, beauty and warmth that people can really feel in today's life. They have the readability of beautiful stories, but also have the transcendent, profound and thought-provoking literary spirit. The whole article exudes the belief and pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty.

"Muyun Time" is Lu Xiaofeng's first collection of prose poems. The work is set in the Jianghuai-style town of Yeliguan deep in the grassland as the background. It uses fresh and concise language, an intellectual dimension, sincere and warm feelings, and gentle and delicate brushwork to show the Tibetan customs, natural scenery and cultural landscape. It uses the form of prose poetry to describe the unique mysterious plateau symbols, scenery and objects, people and things in Lintan, Gannan on the edge of Qinghai-Tibet, as well as the author's many years of chanting thoughts and thoughts. The trajectory shows Tibetan customs, natural landscapes, humanities and customs, landscapes and historical figures. It permeates the author's lingering nostalgia for Gannan, Tibet, and retains the tenacity and tenacity of the hometown people who took root on the plateau to fight against nature and fate. She expresses her hometown and her infinite love and deep attachment to the homeland that raised her in a way that expresses her own soul and returns to nature.

The first collection of essays by the poet Hua Sheng mainly describes rural life, folk customs, immigrants and the earth-shaking changes in the countryside along the Tao River deep in the mountains on the eastern edge of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. It embodies the author's love for life and hometown. The author uses a simple and unpretentious writing style, popular language and a "presence" perspective to describe his concern and compassion for the people and things at the bottom. It also infiltrates his unique perception and experience of life and destiny, and has a strong sense of hometown feelings and nostalgia.

A collection of essays written by Xu Chunlin. Collects the authors' works published in publications at or above the provincial level in recent years.

This book is one of the most important works on Homer studies in the twentieth century. It was first published in 1980. In the study of Homer at that time, Mycenaean land ownership, Bronze Age archaeological excavations, and the intricate details of stylized language - these specialized and technical issues almost crowded out the place of poetry. The author of this book, Gaspar Griffin, brings Homer's epics back to people as a great literary work. The author returns to the simple research method of close reading of texts, but this is not a fantasy out of thin air, but is supported by a large amount of academic evidence. In particular, he focuses on life, death and gods in Homer's epics, which are very distinctive areas of ancient Greek thought. Therefore, the author's interpretation not only allows us to further appreciate the benefits of Homer's epics, but also obtains enlightenment for modern life.

This is a collection of comic essays depicting life in the mountains. A girl lives alone in Liuli Village at an altitude of 1,500 meters, 14 kilometers away from the nearest bus station. She picks up express delivery in a small town 33 kilometers away. Accompanying Xiaoyang Liuli, he decorates the old rented house by himself, and follows the villagers to pick mushrooms, hunt wild vegetables, and kill New Year pigs... The fresh and healing painting style and simple and enthusiastic words are a record of the dialogue with nature and the pursuit of the essence of life.

In order to fully implement the spirit of General Secretary Xi Jinping's important speech at the Symposium on Literary and Art Work, to effectively improve the pertinence, militancy and principle of contemporary literary criticism, and to create an atmosphere of truth-telling and truth-telling literary criticism, Writers Publishing House has launched the "Peeling Out Rotten Apples Sharp Criticism Series", which focuses on the study of bad phenomena, ideological trends and shortcomings of writers' works in contemporary Chinese literature, and focuses on displaying literary criticism works that dare to tell the truth, have strength, character, and dare to show their swords.

In order to fully implement the spirit of General Secretary Xi Jinping's important speech at the Symposium on Literary and Art Work, to effectively improve the pertinence, militancy and principle of contemporary literary criticism, and to create an atmosphere of truth-telling and truth-telling literary criticism, Writers Publishing House has launched the "Peeling Out Rotten Apples Sharp Criticism Series", which focuses on the study of bad phenomena, ideological trends and shortcomings of writers' works in contemporary Chinese literature, and focuses on displaying literary criticism works that dare to tell the truth, have strength, character, and dare to show their swords.

Reading can shape a person's life: the books we read determine the kind of person we become. What to read? How to read? How to use reading to think and practice? For 10 consecutive years, Fan Deng has interpreted more than 500 good books in depth, and has accumulated more than 70 million book friends to continue learning. Fan Deng exclusively shares reading methods, speed reading secrets, book selection skills, deep thinking tips, self-improvement rules, and cognitive improvement essentials. He put forward the concept that "reading is a lifelong matter" and shared his method of selecting books, secrets of speed reading and tips for independent thinking. In addition, this book covers Fan Deng's key thoughts on self-understanding and how to grow, in order to explore inner talents, continue to improve, and advance through the personal growth path. It aims to help readers change their fixed thinking, face the clear future challenges through effective methods of science and psychology, and become a strong person with ultimate competitiveness.

How to explain all this? I hate her, I want to escape from her, I think I have been waiting for this day. But, I miss her too. This book is a memoir by American child star Janet McCurdy. It tells the story of a mother-daughter relationship where maternal love is actually exploitation. Janet's mother had longed to be an actress since she was a child, but it didn't come true, so she pinned her dream on her daughter. Janet was taken to auditions by her mother from the age of 6; she began to control her calories at the age of 11 under her mother's guidance; she also had to undergo examinations from her mother at the age of 17... On the surface, she was a starlet surrounded by flashing lights, cheers and suitors, but secretly, anxiety, shame, disease, and self-loathing were eating away at her body and mind. Adhering to the life philosophy of "My goal in life is to make my mother happy," Janet carefully maintained the close bond with her mother and told herself that all this was out of her mother's love. When her mother's death struck, Janet's meaning in life fell apart, and it also made her re-examine the mother-daughter relationship. Is this love or abuse? Is it a bond or a yoke? And how to cure the mental illness, bulimia, and anorexia caused by the child star experience and the death of his mother?

Outside the simple and elegant Suzhou City, there is a set of graceful notes dancing in the east. It is the new voice of education in Suzhou Park. Starting from the story and traveling through the ordinary world, you will listen to more warm and clear educational voices along the way. What is a new voice? The voice of the newborn is also the voice of the heart.

This book is Lattimore's travelogue from the northern part of the country to the Western Regions in 1926. He was like a Chinese businessman who spoke fluent Chinese and organized a caravan of nine camels. He started from Zhangjiakou and followed the trade routes formed during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, passing through famous coordinates such as Hohhot, Daqingshan, Bailing Temple, Alxa, Ejina River, and Black Gobi, and arrived at the ancient city of Xinjiang. He not only described the beauty of the scenery along the way and the dangers of the trade route, but also focused on those who would not have "left a voice" in history: camel drivers, traders, homeless people, residents along the way... It was this trip that became an opportunity for him to embark on the academic path.

This book is Lattimore's travelogue through Xinjiang from north to south in 1927. After meeting his newlywed wife in Tacheng, he passed through famous landmarks such as Urumqi, Manas, Turpan, Ili, Aksu, Kashgar, and Yarkand, and crossed famous mountain ranges such as the Tianshan Mountains and the Karakoram Mountains. Unlike other foreign travelers with political, commercial and other motives since the 19th century, Lattimore truly went deep into the people and recorded the customs and culture along the way. And his connection with the historical geography of the Asian hinterland also allows us to see the tests this land has endured in turbulent times.

The work is full of affection and records tear-jerking scenes in words, showing the special power of literature. The author's thoughts and comments on many events are rational and profound, worthy of people's reflection and reference.

An arduous journey of rebirth, a mutual enlightenment between man and bear. Sometimes we fall into darkness to better meet the light. Nastasia Martin, a young French anthropologist, has lived with the indigenous people in the Arctic Circle for a long time. In 2015, she encountered a bear on her way over the Kamchatka volcano and was bitten off half of her jaw. She miraculously survived, and the crisis in her life really began: she was transferred to many hospitals in Russia and France, tied to a bed, had a metal plate implanted in her face, underwent repeated surgeries, intubations, and infections, and was interrogated by the secret police and watched by curiosity hunters... All of which almost destroyed her. The broken Martin recalled that among the Even people of Kamchatka there was a word called "Miedka" (half human and half bear). Before this encounter, she had also been called "Maduka" ("female-bear") by the locals. In order to re-understand this incident, she traveled 800 kilometers through the forest in a climate of minus 40 degrees Celsius, returned to the Even tribe, and lived with them. During this time, she rebuilds herself and explores other ways of getting along with the world until she sets out again...

Hometown is everyone's retreat. Miner poet Chen Nienxi's new collection of essays talks about his hometown and explores the roots of literature! This book is a sincere collection of the works of Chen Nianxi's literary column "Xiahe Flows to the West" in "Southern Weekend". He is an Odyssey in the mines and a wanderer of words. His nearly twenty years of wandering have ended with great joy. His body is stained with fine dust and he returns to his hometown to search. An in-depth dialogue with clouds, soil, mountains and forests, and memories of time, condensed into 27 masterpieces about the hometown. Where does the Xiahe River come from and where does it go? The answers given by the people of Xiahe River are in the book, and they are all in the rhyme of the times. In the artist's field, he specially painted 30 pen and ink paintings, embellishing the people, things and things in the Xiahe River. "People do two things throughout their lives, leaving home and returning home, which takes a lot of effort and even narrow escapes. In fact, it is not two things, it is one thing, because leaving home is also returning home, but in a different direction or way. Hometown is an important part of destiny. I would like to dedicate this book to my hometown that has disappeared, and to the people who are rushing and scattered in the dust. In the era when our hometown disappears, I hope we all have a hometown!"

A collection of classic works by Chinese writer Lin Yutang, a master of Chinese studies and nominated for the Nobel Prize for Literature many times. The book is divided into four volumes, namely: Let a Hundred Flowers Bloom, Picturesque Scenery, Unique Craftsmanship, and Life in the World. The language is natural and simple, and reading it is like talking to a master, which can give people the courage to face life and be themselves. This book is a good extracurricular reading book for primary and secondary schools, suitable for Chinese language learning. This book selects chapters suitable for young people to read, including "Moving Peking", "Celebrating New Year's Day in the Old Calendar" and many other chapters selected into Chinese textbooks. Young readers can appreciate everyone's elegance, enrich their hearts and improve their reading skills at the same time. They can also get a glimpse of the master's creative methods and improve their writing skills.

"Dancing in Odessa" is the first collection of poems by the famous contemporary poet Ilya Kaminsky. Kaminsky breaks down the boundaries of genre, allowing poetry and prose to dance a pas de deux. Once the collection of poems was published, it caused a sensation in the poetry world and was praised by Adam Zagajewski, Robert Pinsky and others. The collection of poems also includes three essays by Kaminsky on Mandelstam, Tsvetaeva, and Paul Celan, as well as an interview with the poet.

A book of life wisdom by Feng Zikai, a literary master of the Republic of China. This book selects 28 classic essays by Mr. Feng Zikai, divided into five volumes with themes such as "Interest is the nourishment of life" and "Fortunately I am not alone in the mountains". It is also accompanied by many of Mr. Feng's paintings, showing the immortal charm of the master of art with both pictures and text. Authorized and revised by Feng Zikai's descendants, it authentically presents the deepest feelings written by a generation of literary masters. It contains many elegant and interesting illustrations drawn by Feng Zikai himself. With just a few strokes, he outlines a poetic artistic conception, which is deeply loved by readers. This book is a good extracurricular reading book for primary and secondary schools, suitable for Chinese language learning. It includes "White Goose", "Finger", "For My Children", "Bamboo Shadow", "Sending Exams", "Shelter in the Mountains" and many other classics selected into Chinese textbooks. Reading prose by famous writers will help children develop good character. The affirmation of human nature, the concept of love for everything in the world, and the hopeful and optimistic attitude towards life conveyed by Feng Zikai's writings are a good remedy for the anxiety and impetuousness of the current society. If you love, life will be lovely everywhere.

The life philosophy of Ji Xianlin, a master of traditional Chinese culture, is a collection of selected classic prose! The book is divided into four volumes. The content includes Ji Xianlin's attitude towards reading, scholarship and life, as well as his own experience. It discusses the way of life in a simple and profound way. Ji Xianlin's sincerity in academics and humility in life are revealed between the lines. Regarding his hometown, he said: "These big moons in the vast world are nothing compared to my beloved little moon. No matter how many thousands of miles I leave my hometown, my heart immediately flies back. My little moon, I will never forget you!" About life, he said : "Everyone strives for a perfect life. However, from ancient times to the present, at home and abroad, there is no 100% perfect life. So I say that imperfection is life."... This book is a good extracurricular reading book for primary and secondary schools, suitable for Chinese language learning. This book is a compilation of selected chapters suitable for young people to read, and includes many chapters selected for the newly compiled Chinese language textbooks. In the last chapter of the book, Ji Xianlin's learning methods are shared in more detail, giving readers substantive guidance, so that readers' writing skills can be subtly improved and their minds can be enlightened.

This book is the life battle hymn of Ito Hiromi, the author of "Amenorrhea", a person's fight against loneliness and aging. She said: "Everyone dies, and there is no choice. But I can't bear it. It would be very open-minded and neat to die without leaving anything behind." This book is a record of the major and minor events in the author's life after she turned 60. In an approachable style like a diary, she nonchalantly narrates the experiences of life, death, and aging. We will age, become lonely, and be isolated, but that is actually not such a terrible thing. You can still have an ordinary and happy life. Her parents are gone, her daughters have left, and her husband has passed away. The author faces aging, death, and farewell alone, and walks into loneliness step by step. However, she never forgets who she is. She is no longer afraid of loneliness and lives a brilliant life of her own. When life is sad, there will naturally be happy times. Facing aging, facing a series of farewells and loneliness such as her daughter growing up and leaving home, her husband leaving, pets passing away, etc., She also felt empty and melancholy. But she did not get depressed and began to welcome new changes in life. The book records the major events in her life after the age of 60 in an approachable style like a diary, and calmly narrates the experiences of life, death, and aging. The delicate and profound words vividly demonstrate the fragility and strength of life, as well as the loneliness and freedom within it. Every word in the book reveals the author's open-minded and calm outlook on life and life and death. The author teaches us to take care of the present, even if there is a flood later.

This book is the ideological imprint left by a Chinese intellectual youth who is engaged in media work based on his investigation and further study on the other side of the ocean. It is a collection of essays.

Mr. Lu Xun is the best essayist since the vernacular. He disliked everything and always liked to stab people with a small dagger. Therefore, in the photos that remain today, he always looks very serious. Occasionally, he laughs heartily, but he always reveals a very confused melancholy. Essayists all over China regard Mr. Lu Xun as their idol. Therefore, when writing articles, I am very concerned about the country and the people. Eastern intellectuals seem to have this "melancholy complex." A young man once asked a great director in the Soviet era, whose name I forgot, but who seemed to have made a very famous movie, "How can we become a great director?" The old man said, "All you owe is a prison sentence." I am not an essayist, and I don't want to wait for a prison sentence, but I was born to only write articles to make a living. Therefore, I usually write some "serious" financial articles and books. Occasionally, when my hands feel itchy, I make up a character named "Mr. Wu" and let him flaunt around, hit walls, and cause trouble. The more stories this person makes up, the more it becomes a small virtual society. He has a wife, a daughter, neighbors, cousins, and colleagues. He keeps pace with the times every day, lives endlessly, and keeps getting weird. After years of crawling and climbing, his deeds have actually become spectacular. Hence, this book. It should be noted here that "Mr. Wu" has little to do with "Wu Xiaobo". The reason why they have the same surname is purely coincidental. However, in the final analysis, they are ordinary people who like to be smart. In this regard, many people in China are like this.

Lily Abbott, a 100-year-old Nazi concentration camp survivor, recalled her tragic experience in World War II with her tenacity and attitude, guiding people to find the strength to survive. This book is a shocking and important memoir that shows resilience and vitality. In July 1944, when they were isolated, they did not realize that the years were no longer peaceful; when they were sent to the concentration camp, they still did not realize that they had been classified as "non-human"; when they were sent to the gas chambers one after another, the survivors were still lucky... I don't know which tomorrow or accident will come first. In fear and numbness, Lily lost her mother and two younger siblings. However, a very weak and almost unconscious act of bravery allowed her to rescue her sister and at the same time liberate herself forever... What is the source of support for her to conquer the desperate situation and get out of the vast life?

In the peripheral vision, homesickness is a small stamp, a narrow boat ticket, a short grave, a shallow strait... In Xi Murong's eyes, homesickness is a clear and distant flute that always sounds on moonlit nights; it is a kind of vague longing, like waving goodbye in the fog... No matter where the world is, or what night it is, homesickness is always a sincere and objective existence. Whether it is the hometown China that you and I have always missed, or these nostalgia notes written one after another during the journey, just so that in the years of non-stop running, we can often relive the beauty of the years deep in our hearts, and look back at the peace of our hometown...

They are the most successful people in this era, and they have created countless myths. They almost broke free from a very primitive state of existence and became the creators of modern civilization in a very short period of time. They are not the farmers in Jiangsu and Zhejiang in the 1930s in Fei Xiaotong's vision, nor are they the farmers in northern Shaanxi in the 1940s described by Zhao Shuli. They are not Dazhai-style farmers or farmers in Xiaogang Village. They are themselves. We are looking for a farmer. In fact, we are getting closer to a dream that is being realized. In a broader sense, the farmers we are paying attention to are a microcosm of the hundreds of millions of Chinese farmers who are changing their destiny in the East today.

The novelist Bai Xianyong and the artist Xi Song-one has experienced ups and downs in life and changes in his family and country; the other has been practicing Buddhism for decades and is well versed in Buddhist principles. A pair of old friends who have known each other for half a century join forces to talk about "A Dream of Red Mansions" and explore in depth the mysteries hidden in the classic masterpiece. A detailed interpretation of the story of the Red Mansions, from the nature of repaying kindness with the purple fairy grass, the truth about Baoyu becoming a monk, the love and death of Fengyue Baojian, the Grand View Garden and the matriarchal society, and the symbolic meaning of Taixu illusion, extending to the national collective subconscious, Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, Buddhism To learn connotative philosophy, the two teachers combined their many years of life experience and spiritual practice, combined with literary and aesthetic analysis, penetrated the surface text, analyzed the subtle images and metaphors in Red Mansions, and interpreted the characters and sentient beings from a unique perspective to reveal the main theme of Red Mansions. In the book, focusing on Yinglian, the first and last character to appear in "A Dream of Red Mansions", Xi Song uses his exquisite insights to put forward an unprecedented new interpretation, interpreting the great significance of Yinglian's "gray line" to the entire Red Mansions, and revealing the secret truth behind the text. In addition, this book also comes with a "Schematic diagram of the mythological structure of Dream of Red Mansions", which was drawn by teacher Xi Song himself. As the conversation between the two authors unfolds, the dense mythological structure at the top of "A Dream of Red Mansions" is gradually constructed step by step, brushing aside the bustling surface and delving into the hidden spiritual world of "a clear heart and a clear mind". This is a dialogue that "touches the soul", fully interpreting this great dream drama in the history of Chinese literature, and creating a dream-like Red Mansion stage.

She is black and her name is Henrietta Lacks, but for decades the world only knew "HeLa" cells. When she was treating cervical cancer, she had no idea that the cancer cells had been removed and later cultivated into the first "immortal" cells outside the body, helping mankind obtain many scientific answers and new technologies. After her death, her family just continued to live in the fateful plight of black people without knowing it... The author excavated this history that spanned a century, surrounding the life of Henrietta Lacks and the scientific research events involving HeLa cells, outlining the ups and downs of this black family, illuminating many delicate stories in medical research, and also uncovering the dark past and difficult growth of scientific research ethics.

This is a shocking documentary work of war. The Second World War gradually devolved into a struggle between barbarism and civilization, and November 1942 witnessed the crux of this struggle. This was perhaps the most important month of the entire 20th century, when everything was still up in the air and the balance of victory was swinging back and forth. At the beginning of the month, Axis victory still seemed possible; by the end, everyone had an inkling that their defeat was only a matter of time. As in his previous writings, in this book, Peter Englund does not intend to provide us with another top-down military history, but to record a true history of human war experience. From the American and British landing campaign in North Africa to the Soviet encirclement of the German army in Stalingrad, from the front lines of the battlefield to the occupied areas in the rear, 39 ordinary people with different identities, classes, and camps were all involved in this war without exception. Among them are American pilots on Guadalcanal, Italian truck drivers in the North African desert, guerrillas in the forests of Belarus, a 12-year-old Jewish girl who fled Shanghai, a Chinese sailor who drifted alone for 133 days after a shipwreck, a German female college student who resisted the Nazi regime, and pro-German activists. The British rebels from fascism... Peter Engelen compiled their diaries, letters, manuscripts and memoirs from a massive amount of documentary records, recording their war experiences and mental changes - shock and anger, desire and madness, as well as the distortion and tearing of human nature in a cruel environment.

Mr. Yang Zhishui is a researcher at the Institute of Literature of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and a famous expert on antiquities. His experience is quite legendary. In his youth, he worked, drove a truck, pedaled a three-wheeler, delivered cabbages, and sold watermelons. In 1977, he took part in the first college entrance examination and successfully passed the university. However, due to some strange circumstances, he failed to enter the school. He could only complete his studies through self-study, and eventually became a famous scholar of his generation. "Wen Xue Ji" is a collection of retrospective essays written by Mr. Yang Zhishui. In addition to several highly autobiographical chapters, the author also reminisces about his long-term interactions with mentors and friends such as Xu Fancheng, Sun Ji, Gu Lin, Zhao Luorui, Nan Xing, and Yang Chengkai. He uses exquisite and expressive writing to capture the erudition and elegance of those scholars, so that readers can appreciate the beauty of their thoughts, true feelings, and diction, and have a unique power to move them and inspire them.

"Chinese Modern and Contemporary Famous Prose Collection" is a collection of "famous writers and masterpieces" in the history of Chinese prose since the 20th century. It is a set of "authoritative editions" of modern and contemporary Chinese prose selected by the authoritative editorial board and edited by the Humanities Society. There are about 80 types in total. The editing and publication of this series of books reflects the authority and classicity of the Humanities Society in the field of prose genre publishing, and strives to guide the aesthetic trend of public prose reading, mainly young readers. Among them, the author of this topic, Zhao Lihong, is an influential poet and essayist in the contemporary literary world. His works have won many domestic and foreign literary awards and have been included in Chinese textbooks for primary and secondary schools across the country. Zhao Lihong's prose may record events or reflect on people, or sing about objects or describe scenes. The language is simple, the narrative is concise, the emotions are sincere, fresh and long, and it is suitable for readers of all ages. Based on the above reasons, "Zhao Lihong's Prose" was included in the "Prose Collection of Modern and Contemporary Chinese Famous Writers" series.

This is Mr. Lu Xun's only self-selected collection during his lifetime, which reflects Mr. Lu Xun's evaluation and selection criteria for his works. Mr. Lu Xun compiled and selected the works based on different materials and writing methods, thus comprehensively reflecting the achievements of Mr. Lu Xun's literary creation. The 22 selected works come from five collections of his works, including "Weeds" (seven pieces), "The Scream" (five pieces), "Wandering" (five pieces), "Morning Flowers Picked at Dusk" (three pieces), and "New Stories" (two pieces). They include the well-known "Kong Yiji", "The True Story of Ah Q", "Hometown", "Sad Death", "Forging Swords", "Flying to the Moon", "Dogs, Cats and Mouse", etc. At the front of the book is the preface to "Selected Works" written by Mr. Lu Xun, which plays an irreplaceable role in understanding the essence of Lu Xun's creations throughout his life.