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This book is a collection of essays by the famous writer Pan Xiangli. He writes about tea-related people and things, poetry and history, utensils and Tao. "The Way of Tea" involves tea and people, tea and water, tea and poetry, tea and history, tea and utensils. It integrates tea into traditional Chinese culture and into real life. From the temperament of tea, it naturally crosses over to the temperament of tea drinkers. "Tea" itself is inexhaustible. Tea can be explained but cannot be exhausted. This revision will include several new articles written by the author, and the content of the entire book will be richer. At the same time, we will focus on creating this book from the perspective of tea, Chinese classical culture, and the lives of ancient people, and strive to create an introductory book for understanding Chinese tea culture.

This is a popular book about Chinese aesthetics written by Peking University professor Gu Chunfang. The book is divided into five parts: the experience of beauty, life aesthetics in "A Dream of Red Mansions", opera aesthetics, Dunhuang art and aesthetic spirit, and poetry aesthetics. It not only provides an in-depth and simple analysis of the basic concepts of aesthetics, but also explains specific objects such as Dunhuang and "A Dream of Red Mansions". The language is easy to understand and has a certain enlightenment effect on understanding Chinese aesthetics. The author's other identity is the author of "My Heart Is in Dunhuang: Narrative of Fan Jinshi". She also tells the story behind the book to readers, which is more attractive.

"Collected Works of Wu Mi" is a collection of Wu Mi's works personally edited by Mr. Wu Mi's youngest daughter, Mr. Wu Xuezhao. It includes Mr. Wu Mi's important works published in "Xueheng", "Ta Kung Pao Literary Supplement", "Wuhan Daily" and many other books and periodicals, as well as several compiled manuscripts that have not yet been published. The selected articles have different titles, including Wu Mi's judgments on Chinese and Western literature and art, reviews of newly published books and periodicals at the time, prefaces and postscripts to other books, articles in memory of others, translations of foreign literary masterpieces, recommended reading lists for literature students, and some speeches, etc. The collection mainly focuses on Mr. Wu Mi's literary thoughts and covers quite a wealth of information. It is an important basis for readers and researchers in related fields to appreciate the brilliance of Wu Mi's thoughts as an important scholar during the Republic of China and to gain a deeper understanding of the era in which he lived.

This collection consists of 12 volumes with about 4.5 Million words. Volumes 1-5 contain 10 novels, 2 in each volume. They include "Private Love", "Drunkard", "Wall", "Ceramics", "Island and Peninsula", "Opposite", "He Has a Sharp Knife", "Bar Girl", "Hong Kong Residence" and "The Song of the Times" in order, volumes 6-7 There are 17 novellas, 15 new stories in volume 8, 178 short stories and micro-novels in volumes 9-10, and 65 essays, 25 poems, 85 literary criticisms (including prefaces and postscripts and creative talks) in volumes 11-12 and the collection of literary criticism "Duanmu Hongliang Lun". Each volume is preceded by "Author's Words", "Editor's Words" and "Preparation Instructions". The 12th volume is followed by a creation chronology and an introduction written by the editor Mei Zi. It took 8 years to compile and publish this collection. It is the first time that Mr. Liu Yichang's works have been compiled into a collection, which is of great significance and value.

In order to better publicize the stories of Chinese women in the new era and give greater play to the spiritual guidance and demonstration role of advanced models, the Propaganda Department of the All-China Women's Federation compiled and published "The Style of Women in the New Era: A Collection of Speeches on the Deeds of the March 8th Red Flag Bearers". The 62 typical articles selected are representative, regional, industry-specific, typical stories, and literary, and vividly demonstrate the positive, enterprising, hard-working, and beautiful new look of Chinese women in the new era. The articles in the book come from the outstanding and touching deeds of the March 8th Red Flag Bearers from various provinces and municipalities. They are an effective way for readers to understand advanced female representatives in the new era. Through their exemplary role, they encourage the broad masses of the people to learn from the advanced and contribute to the realization of our common Chinese dream.

Zhu Shenghao, formerly known as Zhu Wensen, also known as Wensheng, his scientific name is Senhao, and his pen names are Zhu Zhu, Zhu Sheng, etc., From Jiaxing, Zhejiang. From the time Zhu Shenghao met Song Qingru in 1933 until his untimely death in 1944, he wrote hundreds of love letters with sincere emotions and superb writing. This book is a collection of love letters from the famous Chinese poet and translator Zhu Shenghao. In these love letters, Zhu Shenghao never concealed his love for Song Qingru. He talked about everything from life ideals to poems and songs, and even trivial matters in daily life. Every word and sentence was full of life, interest, longing, and admiration. The true and pure love legend between Zhu Shenghao and Song Qingru is still moving when I read it. When I wake up, I feel that I really love you. Every word is full of the interest of life. Chew it carefully and it will fill your mouth with fragrance.

This book is a compilation of outstanding papers from the 2017 and 2018 China Women's Research Association annual conferences and seminars. The content covers theoretical and practical issues such as the protection of women's rights and interests in rural land reform, female entrepreneurship and employment, women's federation organizational reform, family construction, dissemination of advanced gender culture, and the construction of women/gender research bases. It is a sorting and summary of the innovative achievements in theoretical research and practical development of socialist women with Chinese characteristics in the past 40 years of reform and opening up.

"Diligence Knocks on the Door of Happiness: Women's Stories of Poverty Alleviation" (English version) is independently published by the China Women's Publishing House. It selects the deeds of more than 50 advanced women in poverty alleviation and the typical deeds of women's federation cadres from various provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions in my country. Through vivid cases of women's poverty alleviation, it inspires women's confidence in getting rid of poverty on their own, guides women to actively get rid of poverty and strive for self-development. This book is also a window that reflects the Chinese people, especially Chinese women, in their fight against poverty and self-development. It shows the people of the world the moving deeds of self-reliance, self-reliance, self-respect, and self-love of the Chinese nation.

"Guanlan Collection" contains more than 60 essays, which are divided into two parts: "The Island is hooked" and "Yishi Yunyan". It is a folklore work that describes Qingdao's customs, customs and customs in literary language. The author is a native of Daocheng. He grew up locally and is naturally familiar with Qingdao's scenery and stories. He has been in charge of Qingdao's cultural frontier for many years. Whether it is a grand narrative based on urban construction or an artistic short story in the historical context, they are all observed and narrated with people as the core and around the people in history. With rich emotions and delicate brushstrokes, they may look back on their growing up experiences as teenagers, or dwell on the folk customs and history of the island city, or use their artistic talent to describe the anecdotes of famous people in Qingdao or their visits to Qingdao.

In 2020, the author Gao Honglei published the book "The Silk Road: From Penglai to Rome". Based on a large amount of historical data research and the absorption of relevant academic research results, the book takes into account readability and uses 15 cities along the way as nodes to detail the historical role of the land Silk Road in the rise and fall of cities, trade communication, ideological communication, civilizational exchanges and cultural integration. After that, the author further dug into historical materials, expanded his writing horizons, and focused on the Maritime Silk Road. He also selected 15 important nodes along the way to write about the past and present of the Maritime Silk Road as an economic road and a cultural road.

This book is a collection of classical poems, a collection of the essence of poems that the author has composed casually over the past decades. The content is extensive and rich, and the emotional words directly touch people's hearts. In teaching, the author may extemporaneously express his feelings, or rewrite famous works, or express his feelings about the author, sublimate and extend them, express his feelings freely and elegantly. The author also casts his writing vision on the vast natural society, uses old bottles to put new wine, praises natural scenery, reflects the changes of the times, praises the heroes of the times, and reflects a clear awareness of the times, a sense of urgency and a spirit of patriotism. In addition, the author also has a large number of poems expressing family affection in his hometown, pastoral seclusion, and nostalgia for the past, which are also meaningful to read. The publication of this poetry collection can provide poetry lovers with reference and inspiration in poetry writing, and it also has a very positive significance in promoting the teaching of Chinese reading and writing in middle schools.

"Wild Chrysanthemum" is a collection of essays and a book that helps young people grow spiritually. The author is a father of two children. He once believed that men should focus on working hard in the outside world and should not focus too much on their children, just like many fathers think. One day, he discovered that he was wrong. As a result, he began to spend more time with his daughter. He used a pen to record every small fragment of his child's growth, and was surprised to find that he got more from companionship than he gave. After his son entered the society, the author talked about a series of his thoughts and insights as a person who has experienced it. People can pursue excellence or choose to be ordinary. The key is not what you get, but what you experience.

The long documentary "Going to Beichuan" is based on the author's observations, records and thoughts while working in Beichuan from 2021 to 2022. It starts from individual insights, combines indirect experience, integrates anthropology, sociology and other contents, and analyzes Beichuan's history, humanities, and nation. It vividly writes about memory, geographical changes, customs and traditions, and realistic development, and achieves the combination of history and aesthetics, the unity of people's nature and the nature of the times, and the coordination of literature and knowledge. It is a masterpiece of long-form documentary literature that reflects the great changes in mountains and villages in the new era.

Feng Tang's soulful poems always have a line that hits you hard! "Let's Meet" is Feng Tang's most romantic and talented collection of three-line short poems in the past ten years. It is sharp and full of vitality and aura, and delicate but also hidden in playfulness and tenderness. 305 Poems of life, written for everyone who discovers and captures the beauty in the gaps of life. It's about love, courage, regret, the ordinaryness of wind and rain and the surprise of a flower blooming. Each piece is written deep in your heart, and you can't wait to excerpt and recite the entire text. Go, go, go, go live. Go meet him.

The Motie Classic Library series of Lu Xun's collected works contains 6 volumes of Lu Xun's classic works, including the novels "Scream", "Wandering" and "New Stories", the essay collection "Morning Flowers Picked at Dusk", the prose poetry collection "Weeds", the letter collection "Book of Two Places" and 92 selected essays, which fully present the diverse life of Lu Xun, the founder of modern Chinese literature.

In this book, the author of "Firefly Light" focuses on herself and the women around her for the first time. They are tough and beautiful, but they encounter different life difficulties - when her birthday is adjacent to the anniversary of her late husband's death, how can she get out of the shackles of psychological time and regain a new life? As a working mother, how to balance work and family; how a sister who has been married for many years faces the dilemma of having a child but has been unable to do so many times; how friends around her deal with Xiaocao, a child who was born with a terminal illness... They are all ordinary people struggling with their destiny, but they are all trying to move towards the light. In this book, you will more or less see the shadows of yourself and the people around you. Each of us is ups and downs in destiny, and we are all trying to find our own light. May this book be a beam of light that illuminates your way forward.

Love has been a theme that has been advocated and praised since ancient times, both in literary works and in real life. This book selects 48 classic love articles by 28 famous modern and contemporary Chinese literary figures including Zhu Shenghao. It interprets touching love from four aspects: ignorant feelings, romantic love letters, sweet marriages, and affectionate memories. It may be subtle or passionate, allowing people to feel the true confessions and ultimate romance written by famous writers, draw nutrients from them, and gain a mature view of love. I hope this book can help readers regain the courage to love, possess the pure determination to persevere, and always believe that love will never die out.

"Small Town Youth" has detailed facts and touching narrative. The writer has gone deep into the grassroots many times and conducted in-depth interviews to discover typical figures. The book is divided into eight chapters, reflecting the entrepreneurial stories of young people in Qingdao's rural revitalization and promoting the results of Qingdao's rural revitalization. The representatives of island towns in the new era in the eight chapters are knowledgeable, innovative and persistent. They are young pioneers who take the lead in realizing common prosperity and have a positive social guiding role. Through the heroic images of ordinary and vivid working people, it reflects the new scene of rural revitalization, making the spirit of Qingdao model workers a spiritual motivation and belief that inspires readers to move forward bravely, and serves as a model for rural revitalization and development.

The most touching love in the world is not staying together forever, but staying together forever. Although the love between Lu Xiaoman and Xu Zhimo went through many hardships, they finally entered the marriage hall. Xu Zhimo commented on Lu Xiaoman and said: "A rare and wonderful flower like you is definitely not sacrificed for a pair of parents who don't understand, a husband who doesn't understand. You have a responsibility to God, you have a responsibility to yourself, especially you are responsible for your newly discovered love. Your past sacrifices are enough, you can no longer easily waste another minute and a half of your golden time." Lu Xiaoman Commenting on Xu Zhimo, he said: "Of course the person who knows me best is Mo! He knows me, he can really understand me, and I understand him, and I also know that he is a pure and innocent person. The pure truth he gave me made me have to give him back, a complete, complete love that has never been given to others." This is the love between Xu Zhimo and Lu Xiaoman, legendary and romantic. The letters and diaries between Xu and Lu included in this book perfectly reproduce the unparalleled love between Xu Zhimo and Lu Xiaoman.

This book is a complete collection of poetry works by the modern Chinese poet Xu Zhimo. The content covers all Xu Zhimo's poetry works, including five parts: "Zhimo's Poems", "Collection of Tigers", "A Night in the Fei Lengcui", "Wandering in the Clouds" and "Collection Outside the Collection". The first four parts are single volumes of Xu Zhimo's poetry collections, and the last "Collection Collection" part is Xu Zhimo's uncollected poetry works compiled by the editor from newspapers, Xu Zhimo's diaries, etc. This book collects all published and discovered poems by Xu Zhimo, allowing readers to have a more comprehensive understanding and appreciation of Xu Zhimo's poems.

This manuscript contains nearly 300 poems written by the poet from 2016 to the present. It is mainly divided into two parts. The first part is composed around the twenty-four solar terms. The poet grew up in the fields and stayed away from his hometown when he was studying, but he often recalled his childhood life. Therefore, the theme of solar terms connects childhood memories and current life, conveying the poet's perception of life and nature; the second part is poems created around various festivals, which are the poet's record of life, speculation on time, and perception of life. The language of the poem is light, concise, beautiful and full of philosophy, expressing the poet's positive attitude towards life, loving life and loving nature.

The author of this book is a famous ethicist who has made great achievements in ethics for many years. The author was interested in literature when he was in college. He has published many essays, poems, essays, etc. In various magazines over the years, and has also done a lot of research on literary works. He has published nearly 100 essays, poems, essays, and miscellaneous talks on his public account "Sansizhai Moral Observation". This book is a collection of the author's literary works and thoughts on life. It is also the completion of the author's literary dream in his youth. The first part is about long-lasting memories, "Reflection makes the memories of life's joys and sorrows become distant." This part records the author's recollection and nostalgia for his hometown and old things, expressing his deep nostalgia. The second part is about the emptiness of things, which is the author's praise of life. Spring, summer, autumn, winter, flowers, plants and trees are all full of inspiration and praise. The third part is about moaning and groaning, which is the author's exploration of human nature and contemporary society. Why does a society with low sense of beauty arise? How to get rid of "involution" and "internal fatigue"? How to learn to live a good life? Dataism and free choice... The author's words, whether they are insights into life or judgments about human nature, are filled with deep humanistic care and emotional warmth.

This is a documentary work documenting people who have recovered from leprosy. After nearly ten years of visits to leprosy survivors, the author Zhao Meiping has used sincere and simple narratives to truly record the living conditions of nearly a dozen representative leprosy survivors, explore their true inner feelings, and reveal the real scenes of leprosy villages and the daily lives of leprosy survivors away from the public eye, allowing more readers to understand this special group that has been forgotten by the world but insists on love and kindness.

The prose elements of calligraphy need to include a little fact, a little anecdote, a little opinion, and a little lyrical flavor; it gives people knowledge and artistic enjoyment. In addition to the original "Book Talk", this book also includes four parts: "Reading Miscellaneous Books", "A Spoonful of Poems", "Records of Translated Books" and "Eight Notes on the Book City". Tang Tao made pioneering contributions to the literature research of modern literature based on his rich and comprehensive collection of books and the study of traditional editions and catalogs. In 1945, Tang Tao began to write modern literary "calligraphy", "writing each paragraph of calligraphy into an independent prose." Later, many people attributed the "Shuhua" genre to Tang Tao's creation. "Hui'an Shuhua" reviews the works of Li Dazhao, Lu Xun, Liu Bannong, Liu Dabai, Wang Tongzhao, Zhu Ziqing, Xu Dishan, Wen Yiduo, Zhu Xiang, Mao Dun, Yu Dafu, Guo Moruo, Shen Congwen, etc. Although it does not have the shape of the current academic works, it clearly explains, examines and clarifies many works and facts of modern literature, and lays a solid foundation for understanding the historical topography of modern literature. They may narrate the history of their editions, facts and anecdotes, or express their own opinions and aesthetic emotions. They do not take it as their duty to compile boring information, but strive to integrate the agility of literature and art into substantial content.

When you are eighteen years old, your life is dreams and distance; when you are twenty-eight years old, your life is like a container in a big city. This book is Qin Hao, a member of the band "Good Sister", writing about his wandering life: his displaced childhood, his ignorant first love and hard-won friendship. Every word is sincere. Qin Hao said: "Your sadness is not only personal, but also belongs to the common sorrow of many people in this era." We have all experienced the hardship of leaving home to pursue dreams, and we have also seen the helplessness and understanding of parents after learning that their children are about to travel far away; when we first entered the workplace, we faced the gap and frustration between ideals and reality alone; after we resigned, we were at a loss and at a loss to worry about food, clothing and pursuits every day. I hope this book can give you the courage to face life head-on, and your confused days can turn into beautiful memories.

This is a collection of bedtime stories, containing 23 chapters, about love, family affection, frustration, and some scattered thoughts. I didn't write about chicken soup. I could, but I don't want to lie to you. Life will not get better slowly. Most lives follow the same rules and gradually become dull. At the moment when everything settles, it seems that I can say to others, I am living a good life. When you are bored and have nothing to do, you can kill some time by hiding in the toilet. I don't write well and speak very slowly. The slower something is, the more profound it is in my memory. Hope you like it.

American writer Mark Twain once said: "Sometimes truth is more absurd than fiction." More than a century later, the Internet has completely changed people's lifestyles and ways of thinking. The ways in which people record life and witness history have become more and more diversified. We have photos, videos, short videos, news features with delicate writing, and historical texts that are good at telling stories. Why do we need fiction and novels? Based on this question, writer Ren Xiaowen used classic foreign masterpieces such as "Doctor Zhivago", "Les Misérables", "Lyric Poets in the Age of Advanced Capitalism", "Love in the Time of Cholera", "The Master and Marguerite", as well as the works of literary giants Dostoyevsky and Tolstoy as text entry points. She conducted a retrospective reading appreciation and explored the historical connotation and contemporary significance of these classic works in the text analysis, thereby exploring the thought-provoking question "Why do we still need novels today?"

"Books Can Talk" contains thirty essays and comments written by Gu Zhen in recent years, focusing on the relationship between book collecting and reading, and books and people. It records the author's research experience on book binding, editions and illustrations after compiling, translating, and collecting books for many years. Why did Desmond McCarthy, who dreamed of being a literary writer, rely on writing articles for newspapers and magazines to make a living? What is the revenue of Virginia Woolf and Hogarth Books over the years? What is the difference between Disney's revamped "Winnie the Pooh" image and Shepard's original illustrations? How does Rosenbach, the great bookseller, make buyers involuntarily believe that the books in his hands are better than others on the market? Sean Besser, the author of "Bookstore Diary", actually calls himself docile and friendly. So what made him become a "venomous shopkeeper"? Stories about "book men" that have had an important impact on the history of publishing, interesting anecdotes about books, extraordinary ancient books, and heart-warming connections with book lovers... Gu Zhen has brought the old days of the book industry bit by bit into this book, "Books Can Talk," and arranged it with implicit internal connections. Different articles are like gardens connected by paths, providing different tour routes for interested readers.

The twelfth volume of "The Complete Works of Zhao Yuanren" mainly compiles three literary translations of Zhao Yuanren: "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" and "Walking into the Mirror" by the famous British writer Lewis Carroll, and the play "The Last Five Minutes" by the British writer A. A. Milne. "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" and "Into the Mirror" are two world-famous children's literature works. It tells the story of Alice, a little British girl, who sleepwalks in the rabbit hole and the mirror world. The original author is Louis Gallar (1832-1891) from England, who was a pastor and arithmetic teacher by profession. These two works were originally fairy tales he compiled to tell the neighborhood children. However, since their publication in 1867, they have been loved by everyone from the Queen of England to the common people. After it spread to the United States, it caused great repercussions and spawned many adaptations. For young readers, the work is full of innocent whims, while for adult readers, there are poignant and profound social criticisms everywhere. The original text is concise, Mr. Zhao Yuanren's translation is wonderful, and his use of spoken Chinese and northern and southern dialects is amazing. "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" was first published by the Commercial Press in 1922. "Walking into the Mirror" was originally translated in 1931. After the proof copy was printed in the Shanghai Commercial Press, it was unfortunately burned by the Japanese invaders. It was then re-translated many times by Mr. Zhao. In 1968, it was included as a textbook in "Readings in Chinese" and published in the United States. In 1988, with the consent of the translator during his lifetime, the Commercial Press published a combined version of the two works in English-Chinese format, and in 2002 they published separate volumes. This volume contains the 2002 single volume. Wonderful, the use of spoken Chinese and northern and southern dialects is amazing. "The Last Five Minutes" is a drama script written by Zhao Yuanren in Beijing spoken English based on the play The Camberley Triangle by British writer A. A. Milne. Some changes were made to the plot and it was renamed "The Last Five Minutes". He directed it himself, invited several Tsinghua students to perform, and performed it publicly in the old auditorium of Tsinghua University. He then wrote the script into a Chinese and Mandarin Romanized version, wrote the preface himself, and attached an academic paper "A Study of Beijing Intonation", which was published by Zhonghua Book Company in 1929. At that time, this book was not only a Mandarin (spoken) script for the drama, but also a reading material to promote Mandarin romaji. The academic paper on Beijing intonation attached at the back of the book was also the result of his language research. This volume contains the 1929 edition of Zhonghua Book Company.

In the West, Chekhov is often called the Shakespeare of the twentieth century. He changed the long-standing drama system and presented a simple and natural rhythm of life in "prose style", but also unearthed the deepest sadness, expectation and eternal longing in the seemingly trivial daily life. The year 2024 coincides with the 120th anniversary of Chekhov's death. This series is a master-guided collector's edition of "The Complete Works of Chekhov's Dramas", which fully includes Chekhov's dramatic works, including the multi-act plays "Uncle Vanya", "The Cherry Orchard" and "Three Sisters" "The Seagull", "Ivanov", "The Fatherless", "The Forest Monster" and the one-act drama "Swan Song", select classic translations by masters such as Li Jianwu, Jiao Juyin, Tong Daoming and others, and include audio interpretations of famous scenes from Chekhov's plays. At the same time, scholars spanning the fields of performing arts, literature, and translation are specially invited, including Dong Xiao, dean of the School of Literature at Nanjing University, Peng Tao, professor of the drama department of the Central Academy of Drama, Wu Xiaojun, professor of the Shanghai Theater Academy, Yang Shen, a scholar of neo-fantasy realism drama research and theater director, Zou Zhuofan, a teacher of the musical theater department of the Beijing Dance Academy, Wang Xiaoying, a well-known director, Xu Le, a researcher at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, etc., To interpret the work in depth and trace their encounter and fate with Chekhov's stage.

"The Woodland Monster" is a drama work by Anton Chekhov. It narrates a family story centered on a professor with a weird temper and selfishness. It successfully creates the image of "The Woodland Monster", a doctor with unique ideas but not understood by everyone. It is regarded as a "beautiful dramatic novella". The research community recognizes that "The Forest Monster" is the predecessor of "Uncle Vanya" and is an indispensable part of the complete presentation of Chekhov's drama creation. As Xu Le, the author of the introduction to this book and a researcher at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said, "Chekhov never wrote a novel in his life, but he did use "The Forest Monster" as a starting point to create a novel-style drama that had never been seen on the stage before... The playwright tried his best to show people's inner, long-term, habitual depression and the hidden trend of the times in the details of daily conversations, eating and drinking, walking, reading newspapers, and playing cards, in silent pauses or meaningful overtones." This book is the seventh volume of the "Master Guide Edition" of "The Complete Works of Chekhov's Dramas", with audio interpretations of famous scenes from Chekhov's plays. I would like to commemorate the 120th anniversary of Chekhov's death - his stage contains all the pain and expectations of this era.

"The Man Without a Father", also known as "Platonov", is a work written by the great dramatist Anton Chekhov when he was studying at the age of 19. Although he was a little immature, he already showed his amazing creative talent. The translator, Mr. Tong Daoming, is a famous drama critic and an industry-recognized expert on Chekhov. The script describes the decline of provincial aristocratic estates and depicts the image of a group of intellectuals, represented by the protagonist Platonov, who have nothing to do and spend their days in melancholy. It is the precursor of a series of "superfluous people" characters at the end of the century created in Chekhov's later works. As the book's introduction author and well-known director Wang Xiaoying said, "Platonov's excellence and sensitivity make him like the nerve endings of the organic whole of human beings. He feels and bears the spiritual distress that belongs to us all before us and is stronger than us... Is Platonov noble or despicable? Tragic or tragic? Is it comic? Will it make people cry or laugh? Should we sympathize with him or despise him? ... The 19-year-old Chekhov leaves today's people at a loss, and the modernity of "The Man Without a Father" may lie in this. "This book is the sixth volume of the "Famous Guide Edition" of "The Complete Works of Chekhov's Plays", with audio interpretations of famous scenes from Chekhov's plays. I would like to commemorate the 120th anniversary of Chekhov's death - his stage contains all the pain and expectations of this era.

"Three Sisters" is Chekhov's famous play that is constantly being rehearsed on stages around the world. In a family of Imperial Russian officers in a small provincial town in Russia, three sisters, Olga, Masha and Irina, lived with their brother. They were smart, beautiful, well-educated, and each of them had a dream in their hearts. For the three sisters, Moscow, where they lived when they were young, is their spiritual home, and they hope to return to Moscow. However, as time goes by, life changes quietly, and beautiful ideals and vulgar reality collide fiercely. They all feel the hardship and boredom of life to varying degrees. There is no way to go back to Moscow, and the longing for a spiritual home is still in the hearts of the three sisters... This book is the third volume of "The Complete Works of Chekhov's Dramas" "Famous Guide Edition", with audio interpretations of famous scenes from Chekhov's plays. I would like to commemorate the 120th anniversary of Chekhov's death - his stage contains all the pain and expectations of this era.

"The Seagull", which Chekhov himself called a comedy, tells the story of several misplaced loves in Russian manor life at the end of the 19th century, and the beauty that was destroyed as a result. As Chekhov's first four-act play, it has become a symbol of Chekhov's dramatic innovation and personal artistic maturity. Nina, a girl from a wealthy rural family, is innocent and simple. She longs for beautiful love and has great hopes for the future life. Trepolev hopes to become a writer, but also deeply loves Nina. Tripolev's father passed away, and his mother Irina took a writer named Trigorin back to the manor to recuperate. Nina was attracted by the famous Boris... This book is the fourth volume of the "Master Guide Edition" of "The Complete Works of Chekhov's Dramas", with audio interpretations of famous scenes from Chekhov's plays. I would like to commemorate the 120th anniversary of Chekhov's death - his stage contains all the pain and expectations of this era.

"Swan Song" is a one-act play by Anton Chekhov, which includes a total of nine one-act plays such as "On the Road", "On the Harm of Tobacco", "Swan Song" and "The Bear". They are all short and interesting. Some works have experimental colors, reflecting Chekhov's special style exploration in one-act plays. Among them, "Swan Song" is the most famous. The play depicts an old comedian who bids farewell to his glorious years. He performs a wonderful last performance with a prompter in an empty backstage, just like the swan's final song. As the introduction author of this book, Professor Peng Tao of the Central Academy of Drama, said, "In the inconspicuous 'small form' of the one-act play, Chekhov's profound gaze on life is integrated with humorous laughter, melancholy temperament and optimistic and open-minded spirit are accompanied, and the 'emotional undercurrent' is organically combined with the development of the plot... Chekhov's one-act play is a key to interpreting his multi-act plays." This book is the 8th volume of the "Master Guide Edition" of "The Complete Works of Chekhov's Dramas", with audio interpretations of famous scenes from Chekhov's plays. I would like to commemorate the 120th anniversary of Chekhov's death - his stage contains all the pain and expectations of this era.

Maugham is well-known among Chinese readers for his novels such as "The Moon and Sixpence" that have long become cultural symbols. But in fact, in the first half of his life, long before Maugham became a novelist, he had achieved astonishing success in the theater world. During the heyday of his dramatic writing, London's major theaters once staged four of his plays simultaneously. Contemporaries once joked in cartoons that such an achievement would make Shakespeare jealous. Divided into four volumes, this complete collection includes complete translations of all 25 Maugham published plays, filling a gap in this field in the domestic publishing industry. His plays particularly embody his literary style that appeals to both refined and popular tastes, humor and wit, and are worthy of appreciation by all Maugham lovers.

The latest annual poetry anthology produced by the Motie Poetry Reading Club collects the freshest poetry at the moment. After professional screening and selection, it presents the 100 best poems of the year and recommends ten outstanding poets to bring their in-depth interviews and conceptual speeches. Oppose pretense and excessive rhetoric, and use a collection of poems to reshape the understanding of contemporary poetry. It is an annual piece of information that poetry lovers cannot miss, and is also the best practical guide for newcomers to poetry. Poetry is not far away, but in rental houses, on the subway, in hospitals, construction sites, mines, and next to family members and dining tables. The poems do not write about distant places, but about ordinary people's love and marriage, interpersonal relationships, exhaustion at work, and the beauty and fun of daily encounters. We use poetry to faithfully record this era in these specific small places. In good poetry, there are human sufferings and human fireworks.

This is a collection of non-fiction essays by Qiu Bing. In an affectionate and simple way, he tells the story of the growing pains and self-exploration he experienced in the collision between ideal and reality, life and distance. The 18-year-old Qiu Bing was admitted to university and came from a backwater town to the prosperous Shanghai. He stumbled all the way but always adhered to his original ideal; when he reached middle age, Xiao Xu lost his job, but deep in the mountains there was a "Chicken King" who led the villagers to start their own businesses; Lao Xiao still did not become a reporter, but in a certain fish pond on the Yangtze River, But it was filled with more of his life expectations; in the winter rain in Chongqing, Lao Zhao was laid off, but he was still trying to figure out how to open his own noodle shop... We have all sought knowledge and grown up in loneliness.

A collection of new poems by Li Yuansheng, the lyricist of Cheng Bi's "I Want to Waste Time with You" and Liu Sen's "Return to the Mountain". It collects 128 recent works by Li Yuansheng, winner of the Lu Xun Literature Prize, most of which have never been published. His poems have been read spontaneously by thousands of bloggers and nearly a hundred film and television singers, and have been read over 100 million times online. His poems are born from nature, from daily life, and from himself. They use the bricks and tiles of words to build a secret camp of the soul. He has been walking in the wilderness, and the wind that carries the breath of rocks, mountain springs and butterflies comes out of his writings, soothing all the hard-working hearts and eyes. "I can't think of anything better than this. The new spring is here. I'm still here, and so are you."

19-year-old Liu Chenjun is always on his way to the mountains. This young man calls travel a move and mountain climbing a mountain road. He explores the world with pure gestures and words. From India to Nepal, Liu Chenjun revealed the emotional tug on the journey; trapped in a cave, Liu Chenjun embraced fear but still looked to the future; and Liu Chenjun never stopped thinking about life, literature, and love. All these, the travel notes, poems, and notes preserved in the book, allow people to witness a sharp and deep soul, and also feel its perseverance and confusion, pursuit and sadness.

In "The Soul of Old Objects", young scholar Guo Ting embarks on a journey of searching for old objects across time and space. She encounters antique porcelain and vinyl records in a charity shop on the streets of Oxford, wanders around coats and accessories in Edinburgh vintage shops, wanders through a Welsh town famous for second-hand books, and visits the Strahov Library in Prague, which has experienced several wars. Visit Hong Kong's independent bookstores to feel the spirit of the city, and relive Old Uncle Koehler's Butterfly Dream at Sullivan's Café in Shanghai... This cherishing of "things" is not an attachment to material possessions per se, but rather gratitude to the maker, the cherishment of "possession", and the broader existence and time generated through the relationship between people and old things.

To them who are blooming in the wild, and to us who are walking together on the wrong road. This is a chronicle of female characters in the Republic of China, as well as an apocalypse for contemporary women. During the Republic of China, many outstanding women emerged. Among these shining women, there are female scientists, female architects, female singers, female writers, and female academicians; they were once known as Mrs. Qian Sanqiang, Mrs. Liang Sicheng, Mrs. Qian Xuesen, Mrs. Guo Yonghuai, and Mrs. Zhou Youguang; but at the same time, they are more They are China's Madame Curie He Zehui, female architect Lin Huiyin, artist and singer Jiang Ying, the mother of Chinese applied linguistics Li Pei, and the talented woman Zhang Yunhe of the Republic of China... They have outstanding talents and their own pride. They are a group of outstanding women who can bloom in the wind even on the cliff. Count down the awakening lives of twenty-three women in the Republic of China and tell them to the world. Write down the endless tenacity and beauty of Chinese women. I hope you can live a free and relaxed life.

This book is by far the most comprehensive collection of poems and lyrics created by Mr. Li Shutong (Master Hongyi) throughout his life. These precious written works record his open-minded outlook on life and his authenticity and purity left to the world. As the famous writer Zhang Lin Yutang commented: Li Shutong is one of the most talented geniuses in our era, and he is also the most unique person, the most secluded and independent person.

19-year-old Mishima Yukio felt that he might die in the war at any time. There is no way of knowing whether I will be alive tomorrow, so I enjoy it wildly today. This absolute and pure passion continued to live in his body after the war, until the last day - November 25, 1970, when the 45-year-old Yukio Mishima transcribed the last part of "Sea of ​​Fertility", "The Five Declines of Heavenly Beings", and the long million words were wrapped up in great tranquility. He then went to the Ground Self-Defense Force and committed seppuku. He believes that there is a kind of decent person who takes death seriously, and there is another kind of person who lives by himself, making his life darker and more boring. He also believed that before a person dies, he should always have light. "Mishima Yukio wrote until he was about to leave this world. He seemed to still embrace the world in his heart, but used his own hands to pull life away from this world. He did not commit suicide because he lost his enthusiasm for the world. On the contrary, he chose to die before he grew old because of his special enthusiasm for the world." - Yang Zhao.

Imagination has accompanied mankind from ancient times to the future, and our modern fantasy journey is intended to explain the birth and development of "modern fantasy literature" based on imagination, to depict the heroes and heroines who took turns on the stage in a literary sense, and to depict one fantasy masterpiece after another that has gone down in history. This collector's edition, in addition to supplementing and improving the grand development of Western fantasy outlined in the nine chapters of the first edition, the author has written a special book and added 80,000 words of new chapters to describe the large-scale and self-contained Chinese fantasy literature and culture.

A collection of essays by young writer Xu Qingshan is called "The Age of Nursery Rhymes". It is based on personal memories and uses the vicissitudes of the present to write about the innocence of the past. The work is divided into four parts, namely, Long Thoughts, Passing Time, Nostalgia and Polygonum Zheer. These four parts record the old stories of old friends in his childhood, his own experiences, the scenery of his hometown, and his reflections after getting married and raising a family. The author picked up these past life fragments and experiences, carefully wrote about the passing years in his memory, and personally described and recorded the time. The language of the article is vivid, the expression is calm, the emotion is delicate, the artistic conception is rich, and the writing is profound, allowing readers to resonate with the author while reading.

"Gossip" will reveal to you why stunning beauties don't seek out sugar daddies, but instead fall in love with down-and-out scholars? Why did the down-and-out scholar not just be a loser for the rest of his life, but instead suffered repeated defeats at first, and then easily won the gold medal? Why are wealthy young men not so blessed, but poor young men are particularly prone to bad luck and get beautiful treasures at every turn? Some people say that "Liao Zhai" was the result of Pu Songling's random thoughts while sleeping alone in a cold window. However, it is not just some erotic fantasy of "a female ghost appears under the scholar's cold window", it reflects more of the world situation at that time. Being a god is not necessarily a good thing. There are always bigger gods pressing down on you. Immortals also have a household registration system, and there are also fakes. To be an immortal, you need to be proficient in the unspoken rules of officialdom... Money and beauty are a weapon for solving problems, and background connections are the first step to enter. No matter whether you are a human, a ghost, a demon or an immortal, no matter which way you mix, the unspoken rules always prevail.

In addition to his in-depth academic research, Mr. Mo Lifeng is enthusiastic about writing popular books and giving public lectures to spread the excellent traditional Chinese culture. "Mo Lifeng's Speeches" contains more than thirty speeches given by Mr. Mo on different occasions. The main part is to explain Tang poetry and Song Ci to the public. The knowledge is accurate and rich, and the language is lively and lively. Famous articles such as "Modern Interpretation of Tang and Song Poetry", "Modern Significance of Tang and Song Poetry", "Who is the Greatest Poet in the Tang Dynasty", "A View of Dongpo Through the Ages", etc. Are deeply loved by readers. This book also includes speeches at the symposium on cultural inheritance and development, speeches on the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the School of Liberal Arts of Nanjing University, speeches at the press conference of several famous scholars' collections, etc. The content includes many aspects of inheriting traditional culture, and is meaningful, profound and elegant.

Günter Grass was a German writer and a plastic artist. This book is divided into two parts: "Literature Glass" and "Art Glass". "Literary Grass" includes his novels, plays, poems, essays, lectures, autobiographies and other works in various genres, trying to give readers an overview of Grass's literary creative style, including excerpts from novels such as "The Tin Drum", the drama "The Flood", the essay "My Teacher Döblin", the autobiography "Peeling the Onion", "Box Camera", etc. The "Art Grass" section includes the author's sketches, watercolors, sculptures and other fine art works. This book comprehensively displays Glass's achievements in the field of literature and art.

This book contains twelve literary essays by the famous Russian literary theorist and critic Belinsky. Among them, "Fantasy of Literature", "Concept of Art", "Classification and Division of Poetry" elaborated on the current situation, historical evolution and basic theoretical issues of literature in Russia and the West at that time; "Contemporary Heroes", "Collected Poems of Lermontov" (Short Commentary), "Collected Works of Alexander Pushkin" and other special topics are profound. It discusses the ideological tendencies and artistic characteristics of the classic works of great Russian writers. Papers such as "Reply to "Muscovites"" convincingly comment on the literary opinions and debates of the Western European and Slavic schools in Russia at that time, as well as the similarities and differences in the humanistic characteristics and literary tendencies of the two cities of Moscow and Petersburg. The contents of many articles in the book play an important role in helping ordinary literature lovers understand Russian literary masterpieces.