Library

People who want to be beautiful, love life, and enjoy the fun of life should read "Nana's Life". Emotional expert Xin Tang Mina selects inspirational short stories and classics.

The author has served twice as a resident reporter in southern Africa since the early 1990s, traveling to all countries on the African continent south of Uganda. This book records the author's experience and knowledge on the African continent, and tells real-life examples including the establishment of the People's Daily reporter station in South Africa, promoting the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and South Africa, minefields in Angola, refugee camps in Zaire, and Chinese doctors in Zimbabwe. It is precious first-hand information. The book also records the historical process of peace and war in some countries, and includes exclusive full records of Mandela's announcement that South Africa will establish diplomatic relations with China, as well as an exclusive interview with Ambassador Liu Guijin, the winner of the "July 1st Medal".

"When Lovers Live in the Same Room" is a collection of prose essays. It is a brand new work by the popular author Hu Xinshu after the best-selling book "I Want Two Grapefruits". The book uses different rooms as clues, entering the entrance hall, passing through the living room, dining room, bedroom, bathroom, study, storage room, balcony, and finally coming to the car and outdoors, showing the process of getting along between a pair of partners and close friends in an intimate relationship. The author explores with great sincerity and detail the pains, emotional frustrations, and miraculous moments in getting along that almost every couple and every intimate relationship will encounter.

This book is a work written by the writer Jia Pingwa who went out of his study and personally visited Dingxi, which is still one of the poor areas in China, and paid close attention to and observed the local living environment, customs and customs with his eyes. Issues related to the national economy and people's livelihood, such as the grassroots, people's livelihood, land, etc., Emerge vividly in this "Dingxi Notes". The author said at the beginning: "In my opinion, there are three places in China that are worth traveling to. One is the Yuncheng and Linfen area in Shanxi, the other is the Hancheng and Heyang Chaoyi area in Shaanxi, and the third is Gansu Longyou. These three places have a long history and rich culture. They are all areas of the country's great virtues. Their virtues are strong and civilized, but they share the same fate. It is because they have been ignored or even forgotten by Chinese people for a long time. Modern economic development has obscured their former glory, and people are infinitely yearning for the prosperity of the southeastern coastal areas; chasing the wonders of those emerging tourist attractions, few people are willing to visit these three places to understand the different geographical environments and the living conditions of different people. "

"Take Off in the Twilight" is a collection of essays personally edited by Zhong Shuhe. It includes more than one hundred essays from thirteen personal collections, including "Before and After the Book", "Nian Lou Collection" and "Occasional Collection", including "Zeng Guofan's Teaching Sons", "Iron Abacus and Others", "Geographer's Observation", "Sai Jinhua in Berlin", "Yellow Duck Crying", "Book Sellers and Readers", etc., Which is a panoramic display of the essence of his creation. Mr. Zhong Shuhe is a famous essayist and editor. His essays cover history, culture and many other aspects. Erudite, rigorous, profound and humorous, showing the scholar's mind and vision. As Zhong Shuhe himself said, "We must deeply understand yesterday and face today with a clear head."

Shi Tiesheng was not only a writer, but also a very outstanding thinker. The depth of his thoughts and the height of his spirit are very eye-catching among contemporary Chinese writers. His works can always bring warmth and strength to people's lives, enlightenment of thoughts and encouragement of spirit. This book is edited and selected by Yang Liu, senior editor of Shi Tiesheng's works, and has dozens of essays by the author on life, destiny, death, loneliness and love, and faith, including "Me and the Temple of Earth", "Missing the Temple of Earth", "Rotary Asking for Directions", "Letting Go and Perseverance", "Honesty and Kind Thoughts", etc., Which bring refreshing to busy urban white-collar workers and readers who love to think.

This is a healing masterpiece that explains the Book of Songs. Star speaker Li Lei explains all aspects of the Book of Songs. Cleanse your mind, infiltrate your soul in the words of "The Book of Songs", and taste the wisdom, courage and love that have traveled through more than two thousand years, and you will gain a more leisurely life!

"Back to Literary Research" is an academic work that explores literary research itself. This book summarizes the gains and losses of literary research in the modern academic context over the past hundred years, points out shortcomings, and explores new paths. The author points out that under the cultural background of globalization, Chinese academics need to deal with three points: returning to literature-based research; literary research needs to establish "techniques"; and civilization and cultural circles should be the basic units of research. This book is divided into four series, namely "Biezai Pseudo-Style and Fengya: A Tribute to the Forefathers", "How Much Do Poets Know about Guan Nao: Criticizing the Tradition", "The Six Classics Enable Me to Reveal a New View: A New Theory of Classics", and "Surely Dongguo Interpretation Poems: Inside and Outside the Yu Territory". Each series contains four or five articles on related topics. The first volume analyzes the history of modern Chinese academics since the 20th century, and points out from a high position that the shortcomings of contemporary academics are the lack of literature-based research, and mostly impressionistic and empirical criticism. Inheriting the research methods of "using poetry to prove history" and "using poetry to discuss poetry" pioneered by senior scholars such as Chen Yinke and Cheng Qianfan, we call for literary research to return to its roots and create new ones, establishing "laws" that belong to Chinese literature itself, rather than relying on the Western academic discourse framework. The second volume discusses the modern value of traditional Chinese literary criticism, proving that it is instructive for current literary research to return to literary standards. The third volume is a study of the works of Tao Yuanming and other writers, aiming to implement the operational possibility of "returning to literary research" and provide an example for the study of literary ontology. The fourth volume breaks through the limitations of domestic academic circles and examines literary research from the perspective of Chinese cultural circles such as China, Japan, and Korea.

A new 2023 collection of essays by best-selling author, translator, and photographer Tao Lixia. Life, travel, and reading are eternal themes in Tao Lixia's works. The new work "Belated Confession" uses the three dimensions of life, travel and reading to write three chapters: "Life, so good", "Travel, the end of a long trip", "Reading, we have not become someone else". They are independent yet consistent with each other. They all express Tao Lixia's deeper experience and thinking about life. This is also the first time Tao Lixia's brand-new works have been compiled into a book in the past two years. Just like the title of the book "Belated Confession", this book is Tao Lixia's intimate confession of life. Even if we are not seen, we still have to shine. Our brilliance is a very quiet and private thing. There is tenderness, calmness, undercurrents, and sunshine in Tao Lixia's words. She tells us that some gains in life will come late, but they will always arrive.

"Liucheng Ji" is spiritual and interesting. It uses delicate and profound realistic observations and clear and affectionate literary strokes to describe childhood memories, local culture and personal observations and experiences of life, especially the observation and understanding of the people's habits carried by a region. Based on personal artistic presentation and expression, it is more gentle, unique, comfortable and colorful. "Liucheng Ji" is a collection of essays in which the author narrates childhood events and writes about the customs and customs of his hometown. The author describes the ecological environment, folk culture, anecdotes and real life of his hometown with pure love, sincerely expressing his love for his hometown and his beautiful vision for the future. At the same time, we can see the vicissitudes of Wenjiang in the Chengdu Plain and the beauty of humanity from the author's perspective.

"I Drive a Taxi in Shanghai" is a non-fiction work known as the taxi version of "Late Night Diner". The author describes in detail what he saw and heard while driving a taxi in Shanghai. It not only includes all kinds of drivers' stories, various aspects of life, but also intersperses the daily life and industry conditions of taxi drivers. It is also embellished with descriptions of Shanghai's cityscape and historical slices. The stories are rich and interesting, and the language is concise and humorous. The taxi version of "Late Night Diner" is full of human fireworks, which is novel and soothing.

From Jiao Na, Qing Feng, A Bao, to Xi Hou and Jiang Cheng, these Liaozhai women are either "looking at the smoke and walking in a charming way", or "beautiful waves are flowing with wisdom, and thin willows are graceful"; or "weakness is charming, and autumn waves are flowing with wisdom". They are brave, talented and wise. "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" itself is a regular classical Chinese text, but why can it be circulated for so long? What is the appeal of these stories? With the adaptation and remake of Liaozhai TV series in recent years, names such as A Bao, Xiao Cui, and Liancheng have been mentioned by people constantly. So what are their images in the original work? What are their joys and sorrows like? What legendary stories and unique characters do these women have? These women are not just flimsy characters in the book. Whether they are flower demons and fairies, or elves and fairies, they are all living, strange women with their own independent personality and charm, and they even have certain similarities with contemporary women. Through the delicate and eloquent narration of the original work mixed with new ideas, these female images are analyzed one by one from the perspective of contemporary women, striving to integrate into the classical feelings and appreciate the touch and reality.

This book looks at the people and things in "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" from a modern perspective, and reads "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" in a relaxed and humorous way. The content involves aesthetics, philosophy, psychology, thick black studies, and film montage, aspects that are rarely covered by Liaozhai researchers. It also includes an understanding of modern elements such as fraud, marketing, and magic. It is a comprehensive interpretation of "Strange Stories from a Liaozhai" itself. Let readers reinterpret this masterpiece from a different perspective.

Duras's work is often considered obscure because of its diversity, complexity, depth, and breadth, and she herself has been misunderstood and even questioned as a result. Hu Sishe, a senior domestic scholar and Duras research expert, conducted a comprehensive interpretation of Marguerite Duras's written and non-written works, restoring to us a Duras who was both loved and misunderstood. This is a study of Duras as well as a study of French literature - Duras's life and writing bear witness to French literature throughout the twentieth century. What she brings us is not only literature, but also non-literary. She uses literature to appeal to her faith and conscience. While reading, we experience the spiritual world of Duras, and while gazing at each other with the works, we pay attention to the outside world from a distance, seek the way of life, and poetically inhabit our own world.

This book is an academic essay about Duras. The author is a well-known Duras researcher in my country, a French scholar and translator, and Professor Huang Xing of the French Department of Nanjing University. This book explains Duras and his text from the perspectives of the reception of Duras's translation in China, Duras's writing stages and motifs, Duras's canonization and even legendization (including the part constructed by himself through writing), and the introduction of related books and monographs. It is interspersed with the author's adventures and life changes in the process of researching and translating Duras. In addition to essays on Duras, this book also includes two dialogues between Huang Xin, Yuan Xiaoyi and French Duras expert Amel, as well as two published short works related to Duras.

Changshou Street, a thousand-year-old ancient town, is a border town at the junction of three provinces. This book is centered around this famous landmark. The customs and customs here are unique, the local features are simple, the people and things are deeply imprinted in my mind, superimposed on the scenes in my memory, driving me to express them in words. If I don't write, I always feel like there's something in my heart that I can't let go of. This book revolves around Changshou Street and is mainly divided into several parts: childhood memories, hometown memories, ancient town customs, special snacks, etc. I hope readers can understand the customs, history, culture and special snacks of this ancient town by reading my article.

"North of South City" is a collection of personal poems. The author was born in Nayong, a poetry town on the Guizhou Plateau. Nourished by that poetic town full of rich local flavor, the author was born with a unique feeling and understanding of poetry. This book extracts scenes or people from traditional homes and places them in modern life, thereby presenting life issues for readers to explore and constantly writing the author's unique poetic code. This collection of poems is full of the author's emotions for "homeland, former residence, hometown, and old friends". This emotion inadvertently permeates his poems. This book aims to communicate with readers, allowing readers to experience the author's true feelings and arouse resonance.

There are many Erlangzi and Erlangzi in my hometown. They are pitiful, ridiculous, hateful, lovely, and respectable. They are real living beings, just like the hairy grass on the beach by the river east of the village, weak, tough, and endless. About 10 years ago, I wanted to write a biography for these fellow villagers. The goal was to use rough lines to outline the little people in my hometown and compile it into a book as a companion volume to "The Lost Sweet Roots - Early Impressions". In this book, some stories worth recording are selected. Among them, prose and essays are placed at the front, and biographies are placed at the end, thus forming this book.

The National Book Critics Circle Award-winning work was shortlisted for the Pulitzer Prize. The author became Time's Person of the Year with this book. It is a deafening Asian voice and a tearful cry that stings prejudice. Always more diligent than those around them, yet always in depression; parents being scolded by white people like children; feeling ashamed for not being able to speak authentic English... Korean-American writer Cathy Parker Hong started from small incidents and deeply analyzed a series of emotions that Asian Americans feel every day, such as shame, paranoia, melancholy, self-doubt, etc., Calling them "minority feelings." These feelings reflect important issues such as the living conditions of Asian Americans, the myth of the model minority, personal political identity dilemmas and racial consciousness. Combining genres such as autobiography, essays and cultural criticism, it is a sharp criticism of contemporary American literature, contemporary art, Hollywood and social movements, subverting tradition and full of witticisms that make every page worth underlining.

Chanting, as a creative method of ancient scholars, can be conscious or passive. Depending on the background of the chant, the content and form of the chant are also different; it also has different impacts on the chanter's life value and artistic positioning. As a cultural phenomenon, it requires in-depth discussion from different levels in order to accurately determine its connotation. Therefore, "The Theory of Chinese Troubadour Culture" specifically examines the relationship between troubadour and all aspects of the life of ancient Chinese literati from seven aspects: "troubadour and roaming", "troubadour and study tours", "troubadour and rushing for exams", "troubadour and going to office", "troubadour and relegation", "troubadour and exile", "troubadour and wandering"), and interprets the cultural connotation of troubadour. Exploring and studying the chanting life of ancient Chinese literati is of great benefit to understanding and interpreting the ancient people's way of survival, life orientation, value pursuit and cultural mentality. At the same time, it also has certain enlightenment and reference significance for the lifestyle of modern Chinese people.

Xiaolei is an old writer. He is the "Bo Le" who helped Lu Yao a lot when he was working in Yan'an. He is the person who witnessed Lu Yao's literary achievements, and he is also his close friend and relative. His in-depth understanding and close observation of Lu Yao are unmatched by others. After Lu Yao's death, Xiaolei completed and published a large number of articles in memory of Lu Yao in different newspapers and periodicals at different times. Many of the plots and details were made public for the first time. This book is divided into three chapters: Men Have Tears, Old Friends Live Forever, and Wild Flowers Pay Sacrifice to Spirits, with rich pictures and texts. Although it is not as strict and majestic as the original biography, there are many missing parts and important points that are not as good as the original biography. What's more, these words are full of the author's unique friendship with Lu Yao, and contain the atmosphere and precise vision of the scene at a specific moment and situation that are difficult to replicate. They will definitely give readers different feelings and perceptions.

The book "Collecting Fragrances in Four Seasons" is a collection of the author's prose essays, divided into four parts: spring, summer, autumn, and winter, arranged in chronological order. The content covers Chinese herbal medicine, flowers and trees, phenological knowledge, history, cultural relics, travel notes, scenery, festivals, folk customs, etc. The author has been engaged in Chinese herbal medicine research and new drug development for more than 30 years. This book introduces a large amount of knowledge about Chinese herbal medicine plants and appreciates the traditional Chinese culture contained in it. The book is richly illustrated with text. The description and appreciation of Chinese herbal medicines, especially the description of the specialty Chinese herbal medicines from Taibai Mountain, known as the "Treasure House of Natural Medicinal Materials", are of great reference value for understanding the traditional Chinese medicinal culture and the protection and development of Chinese herbal medicines from Taibai Mountain.

"Carving a boat to seek a sword. It's just a series of fool's marks on the hull. We want to use it to find something that has fallen into the river of time." "Asking for a Sword" is a new prose work by the writer Tang Nuo, with 23 pieces of heavy thinking on "age, reading, and writing". Tang Nuo, who is gradually entering his twilight years, adds the perspective of age to his daily reading and writing, turning it into a new perspective and new element for reading and writing. Increasing age every year forces writers to face an increasingly younger world at all times. The biggest advantage is that books also become younger. As a result, reading and writing create a calm and followable rotation, which can reveal step by step and penetrate into the place where the author hopes to reach. Tang Nuo uses the unique perspective of "age", his unique writing style and his thinking to reach the end of thinking, to take us into Woolf, Kundera, Turgenev, Dostoyevsky, Borges, Calvino, Herzen, Kant, Zhang Ailing , Zhu Tianxin, Agatha Christie, Yamada Yoji, Zhong Xiaoyang, Hou Hsiao-hsien, Ariyoshi Hiroyuki and others. From reading and writing to film and television variety shows, we can identify those things that are denser and more personal than words and images, and reopen our horizons. In the world of creation and writing, there is a trend that is close to a general rule. A creator who is really good, especially one who is willing to continue to focus on the world and people, will always slowly move towards the real world as his age, his cognitive progress, and the various wonderful maturations that time affects his body.

Notes from prison, telling the story of Second Life. The writing focuses on the life of ex-prisoners returning to society. The tone of the story is cruel and warm, and the writing is delicate and smooth, with compassionate care. There are people who join their eldest brother in prison to start a business, there are people who want to marry the woman who harmed him, there are people who want to return to their hometown in fine clothes, and there are even people who are "in love" with a successful schoolgirl liar... Restart your life outside the high wall, go up and down the mountain, the story is not over yet.

The 10-year spectacular transformation of Lizhai Village is a microcosm of the new changes in rural areas across the country as the Party Central Committee promotes the two major strategies of poverty alleviation and rural revitalization.

Folktales are the crystallization of ancient wisdom, the treasure of national culture, and the spiritual wealth of all mankind. Wanma Tseden is best known as a film director, secondly as a novelist, and as a lesser-known creative identity, as a literary translator. The "Collection of Ruyi Stories" compiled and translated by him is based on the Tibetan folklore corpse language stories passed down from generation to generation about the Ruyi treasure corpse that can make the world full of gold and silver and extend the life of a hundred years. It contains twenty-four touching stories told by the Ruyi treasure corpse to the person who carries the corpse, Dejue Zangbu. The Prince in Bird Clothes, the Pig-Head Divination Master, the Devil Brothers, the Soul-Transferring Technique... Each and every exciting story provoked Dejue Sambu to ask questions frequently. The Ruyi Bodhisattva used this method to escape back to the cave again and again, and Dejue Sambu also started over again. The wonderful stories told by the Ruyi Bodhisattva were passed down one after another, which can be called a miniature Tibetan version of "One Thousand and One Nights".

"My Pi Village Brothers and Sisters" is a non-fiction work that unfolds a panoramic depiction of the life stories of grassroots workers in China who have the dual identities of laborers and literary creators. If "I Deliver Express in Beijing" and "My Mother Works as a Cleaner" are about the spiritual world of a certain type of workers, then "My Pi Village Brothers and Sisters" is a comprehensive writing about the current labor literature and the new migrant literature. The author Yuan Ling is currently a leading figure in Chinese non-fiction literature and one of the founders of Picun Literary House. He spent seven years entering Pi Village life many times, and completed this book after deeply understanding the fateful transition of more than a dozen workers from working to becoming literary creators.

Since 2019, more than one million young people born in the 1990s and 2000s in China have participated in the restoration of wildlife habitats and wildlife protection in the Altai Mountains through the Altay Nature Conservation Association. In the five years from 2019 to 2023, these young people restored large-scale shrub vegetation communities in the Altai Mountains and the Ulungu River Basin, trained herdsmen as natural rangers, and also initiated preparations to build the first professional wildlife rescue center with medical and scientific research capabilities in the international mountain range Altai Mountains in my country with the support of netizens across the country and local governments. Thanks to the joint efforts of nature conservationists across the country and forestry and grassland authorities at all levels, the population of the Mengxin beaver, a nationally protected wild animal that is only distributed in the Altay region of Xinjiang, has increased by nearly 20%. Narrated from a first-person perspective, this book excerpts many excerpts of nature conservation work that took place in Fuyun County, Xinjiang over the past five years, either enjoying hardships or forging ahead, to record the story of this nature conservation event with a large number of participants and the collaboration of young nature conservationists and local governments. We are like feathers, each one looks so light and insignificant, but when we are closely arranged together, we become a pair of wings. Not only did we successfully send these wild animals back to the blue waves and blue sky, but we also moved forward step by step with our dreams in mind. --Chu Wenwen

This book is a comprehensive display of the original achievements of Liu An, a famous playwright in our province, who is known as the "Hometown of Drama" over the past decades. The whole book is divided into two volumes: upper and lower. The first volume is a "big script", including more than a dozen large-scale opera scripts, including Mr. Liu An's famous work "The Butcher Number One Scholar", which has won numerous awards, and the large-scale historical dramas "Xuan Zang", "Li Zicheng's Troops", "Shang Jun Shang Yu Xing" ", there are "Moon River" and "Immortal" adapted from Jia Pingwa's novels, as well as modern dramas "Mountain Guest", "Hometown Moon", "Mountain Anecdotes" and so on. The themes are clear and profound, the content is grand and thick, and the lyrics are soul-stirring. The second volume is "Small Opera Sketch", including "Buckwheat Noodles", "Happiness at the Gate", "Blind Date", "Three Qin Love" and more than 31 small opera scripts that are full of Shangluo customs and life atmosphere. Mr. Liu An has always adhered to the people-centered creative orientation. All his plays are based on the core socialist values, adhere to the Chinese cultural stance, promote the spirit of the times, and highlight the artistic pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty.

This project is the third part of the reportage trilogy of the "Power Series" published by our agency, namely "China Power", "China's New Power" and "Power Peak". On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Party, the Sixth Institute of Aerospace Science and Technology plans to take national major engineering tasks as its traction. On the basis of the impressive innovative research stories of the conventional engine development team and the liquid oxygen kerosene engine development team, it will focus on the innovative stories of the hydrogen-oxygen engine development team, the space propulsion system development team, and the air-breathing power development team. Systematic combing and in-depth excavation will be carried out to comprehensively demonstrate the style and aerospace spirit of astronauts, and also allow more readers to understand the difficult process and touching deeds behind China's aerospace development.

This is a collection of essays that presents several aspects of the rural life of the author himself and surrounding groups. In today's modern world, people increasingly feel that there are many places to go in life, but few places to return to. The pace of urbanization has caused earth-shaking changes to many people's "townships". Although the countryside replicates the city, it looks grand, but it lacks charm, weakens feelings, erases memories, and separates tradition. This book uses the form of prose, either lyrical, narrative, or discussion, to express homesickness, recall the past, and think about the future. The book contains more than 40 articles, including scenes of life such as "Pulling Mills", "Building Roads", "Building Houses", and "Working", character descriptions such as "Several Craftsmen", "Elders", and "Normal Students", as well as interesting natural scenes such as "Biographies of Small Animals", "March in the Mountains", and "Xicha River". In the book, we can touch the details of the past farming civilization, feel the memories of rural culture, and relive the sadness of our drifting away hometown.

This book briefly outlines the basic characteristics, value orientation and main functions of military literature, focusing on the main contents of ancient and modern Chinese and foreign military poetry, prose, novels, documentary literature, songs, dramas, films and other classic works. The book consists of seven chapters in total. The first chapter briefly introduces the development context, basic characteristics, value orientation and main functions of military literature; Chapters 2 to 7 respectively introduce the basic knowledge, aesthetic characteristics and appreciation methods of military poetry, military prose, military novels, military documentary literature, military songs, as well as military dramas and films. On this basis, the main contents of some classic works are briefly summarized and analyzed.

The book "Sacred Tree Writers Look at Sacred Trees" is a collection of famous prose essays about sacred trees written by modern and contemporary Chinese writers on sacred trees. It is a companion volume to the book "Famous Writers Look at Sacred Trees" published by our company. The book manuscript not only selects the representative works of authors who have been famous for many years, but also includes the outstanding prose works of the new generation of creators. The book contains a total of 68 works, totaling 280,000 words. The manuscript focuses on expressing the different cultural dimensions of vivid sacred trees, modern sacred trees and culturally rich sacred trees written by different writers, as well as the creators' deep love for their hometown, homeland, and the sacred trees that have gone through hardships. The literary styles are diverse, and most of the selected works have been published in various newspapers and periodicals.

This is a collection of essays by the author. The book is divided into five series and collects more than 100 essays, all of which were published in domestic newspapers and periodicals. Among them, "A Bird's Eye View of the River and Mountains", "Standing at Fifty" and "Outing in Hanyin" were published in "Chinese Writers". Many articles were reprinted by Xue Qiangguo. The manuscript perfectly shows the author's way of getting along with the world from multiple perspectives such as reading, life, travel, family relationships, etc., Giving comfort to those who are anxious, eulogizing the great rivers and mountains of the motherland with its broad vision, writing about the warmth of family love, appreciating the subtle harmony of interpersonal relationships, describing the rise and fall of history, and exploring the dimensions of philosophy... The positive tone runs throughout the whole book. The author is currently a member of the Party Leadership Group of Shaanxi Provincial Writers Association and a member of the Chinese Writers Association.

This manuscript is divided into two parts. The first part is the author's recording, continuation and rewriting of the folk song "Xintianyou" in northern Shaanxi. Xintianyou is a kind of folk song bred in the Loess Plateau that is highly random, composed on a whim, sung freely, and can be expressed without restriction. The author took advantage of his long-term walks in the countryside to collect more than a hundred folk songs sung by the people, and recorded the time, place and name of the singers when the folk songs were collected. The second part is Xintianyou-style poems written by the author to express his feelings. Because the author has deep feelings for northern Shaanxi folk songs and is familiar with folk song literature, his poems have a strong flavor of folk song literature.

"Spiritual Snow Bath" is a collection of essays selected by the author. It contains nearly a hundred essays written by the author in recent years. The manuscripts are divided into five series: vision, conscience, enlightenment, exploration, and adaptability. Using prose style and plain words, they rationally think about economic and social issues, the meaning of life, and the logic of life. It is the author's mental journey of work, life, study, reading, and thinking, and expresses the author's outlook on life and death, morality, and right and wrong. Most of the articles collected in the book manuscript have been published in mainstream media such as "People's Daily", "Xinhuanet", "Ifeng. Com", "Shaanxi Daily", etc. Several of the articles were rated as "China's Good Articles" by "People's Weekly". The manuscript contains a total of 170,000 words. The writing is smooth, the meaning is accurately expressed, neat and tidy, and the sentences are concise. It conveys positive energy and promotes the main theme.

Although history has covered up countless vivid fragments of life and lively fireworks with its wind and sand, the remaining scenery has existed among the people living here for generations, penetrating daily life and within reach. The mountains and rivers are in different places, even though the wind and moon are in the same sky, the customs and customs of each place are unique. "Oranges grown in Huainan are tangerines, and those grown in north Huaibei are tangerines. The leaves are similar, but the actual taste is different. So why? The water and soil are different." Flowers, trees, food, language, cultural relics, etc., The scenery in the lives of Luoyang people silently record the rich cultural context of the city.

Mr. Zheng Zhenjiang's poems often use the changes in mountains and rivers, the changes in the sun and the moon to cause inner agitation in individuals, as well as the important problems we encounter in our daily lives. In terms of creative techniques, he likes to use multiple images to chant and emphasize rhyme, giving people a special rhythmic beauty. In terms of emotional connotation, they often show concern for the people and express patriotism. His poems are easy to read, durable, and worth reading!

This is a collection of essays that integrates reading essays, poetry appreciation experiences and cultural travel notes. It is the presentation of the author's accumulation of decades of reading, traveling and thinking, as well as the exposure of a reader's thoughts and feelings. The article is short and concise, and the small part makes the big picture appear. It allows readers to have a glimpse of the vastness of time and hear the wonderful echoes from distant history. Among these articles, there are landscapes, poems, anecdotes of ancient people, and the author's clogs. It integrates poetry, historical materials, cultural scenes, natural scenery and personal emotional views. The title "Ping Ping Ze Ze" expresses the author's deep love for life and his confidence in the times and the future. Chinese poetry pays attention to the rhythm of flat and oblique tunes. The development of society and the passage of time are accompanied by the poetic flavor of "oblique oblique and oblique notes". The author naturally interweaves his life experience, feelings about his family and country, and his love for Chinese culture into the article, which is a powerful footnote for promoting traditional culture.

"Collection of Mao Dun's Classic Works (5 volumes in total)" includes "Midnight", "Lin's Shop: Selected Novels and Short Stories by Mao Dun", "The Mountains and Rivers of the Earth: Selected Prose by Mao Dun", "Chinese Mythology" and "Norse Mythology".

This book is the latest in the author's "Street Chronicles" series. In addition to continuing the aesthetic style of the previous volumes, the content is broader. The book is divided into four small volumes. It selects famous landmarks such as Shangsha and Shennan Avenue, Shenzhen's specialty food coconut chicken, and ubiquitous overpasses. The text touches on the streets, scenery, world conditions, folk customs, etc. Of Shenzhen today, and has a strong sense of modernity.

"Along the River" and "Lonely City" author Olivia Lane is another masterpiece. Tells the story of six literary men and wine: Fitzgerald, Hemingway, Tennessee Williams, John Cheever, John Berryman and Raymond Carver. The author embarks on a journey to visit the footsteps of alcoholic writers, passing through New York, New Orleans, Key West, and then to Port Angeles, leading us to explore the close relationship between alcohol and inspiration in the legendary lives of these six writers.

In 1623, the actors John Heming and Henry Condell compiled and published all of Shakespeare's plays they could find in the world-famous First Folio, creating one of the most dynamic and poetic treasures in English literature. Over the centuries, although these plays of Shakespeare have been published, interpreted, criticized, adapted, and performed countless times, their charm has not diminished. Whenever people need to think about issues such as conscience and morality, love and death, politics and war, their eyes will invariably turn to Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, and King Lear-in other words, to Shakespeare, as if he has all the answers. Conrad, professor of literature at Oxford University, provides us with an in-depth interpretation of the popular code of Shakespeare's phenomenon from the perspective of text analysis, revealing to us the huge influence the playwright had on later culture, politics, and morality. He also analyzes in detail how writers, painters, musicians, and filmmakers around the world reinterpret them, thereby revealing the changes in human nature in modern society.

One of the most bloody school killings in American history, it became a template for school shootings in the following nearly 20 years. The story happened on April 20, 1999, at Columbine High School in Colorado, USA. After a long period of planning, two teenagers, Dylan and Eric, who were under the age of 18, hired someone to purchase guns on their behalf and privately traded a second-hand pistol. Then they entered the campus with guns and homemade explosives, and shot and killed 12 students and 1 teacher, injuring 24 others. In the end, they both committed suicide. This incident has caused great shock in American society, as well as profound discussions on many practical and moral issues such as marginalized people in society, heavy metal music, youth psychological problems, violent entertainment products, gun management, life beliefs, etc. Dave Cullen, the author of this book, was one of the first reporters to arrive on the scene, and since then he has spent 10 years investigating and writing. He visited the school's teachers and students, parents, doctors who treated the injured, their psychiatrists, local police, government personnel, and FBI agents. He collected a large amount of evidence including documents, case files, homework, diaries, and blogs of the two students. While describing the ins and outs of the case in detail, he refuted some misunderstandings, confirmed and provided some details. Some scenes are vividly restored, and the murderer's behavior and psychological evolution, as well as the survivors' pain and struggle, are vividly and thought-provokingly presented. In 2002, the documentary of the same name shot by the famous documentary director Michael Moore was nominated for the 75th Academy Award for Best Documentary and the 55th Cannes Film Festival Palme d'Or.

Death is not unequal, and corpses are graded. A record of 20 years of active forensic medicine practice. The remains on the autopsy table retain information about their lives, recording people's lives while they were still alive. A middle-aged man who froze to death in his apartment after being laid off and whose savings ran out; an old lady who died of heatstroke at home alone; an elderly wife who helped her Alzheimer's wife to take a bath but accidentally drowned... It is different from what is described in criminal investigation stories. What forensic doctors in reality pursue is not the "truth of the incident" but the "truth of death"; although many abnormal deaths they face are not murders, they are cruel realities. On the autopsy table, each cold corpse tells the silent pain and sorrow of the people living in Japan, witnessing the helplessness of life in the midst of death.

This book takes the development and achievements of Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Group Co., Ltd. In the field of military ships as the main line, the growth and achievements in the field of civilian ships and the deeds of typical figures that have emerged as flesh and blood, and provides a detailed introduction to the development and changes of Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Group Co., Ltd. In the historical process. The migration trajectory historically demonstrates the development history and brilliant achievements of Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Group Co., Ltd. In the field of military ships, as well as the touching and typical deeds of Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Group Co., Ltd.'S dedication to the revitalization of the civilian shipbuilding industry and their hard work and selfless dedication to achieve the great goal of building a strong country and strong army.

This book focuses on hot news events such as the five hundred angels in white from Dalian's medical team aiding Hubei, who rushed to Wuhan Leishenshan Hospital on a starry night during the Lantern Festival, and the heart-warming interaction between Dalian and Wuhan. It truly tells the moving story of Dalian people's full support for Wuhan's fight against the COVID-19 epidemic. It is a vivid portrayal of the people of the country working together to overcome the difficulties under the leadership of the central government. In December 2019, the "new coronavirus pneumonia" epidemic broke out in Wuhan, Hubei Province. In the fight against the new coronavirus epidemic, people across the country have devoted themselves to this battlefield without smoke. At the critical moment, Dalian medical workers responded to the country's call, arrived at the front line of the fight against the epidemic in three batches, and joined in the intense battle. On February 8, the Lantern Festival, five hundred soldiers in white from Dalian rushed to the aid of Wuhan Leishenshan Hospital at starry night. The epidemic has no mercy, and we can overcome the difficulties together to express our love. During this extraordinary period, the people of Dalian and the people of Wuhan are closer to each other. Both the people of Dalian and Wuhan feel the tolerance and care of their cities.

With the country's call to "enhance national pride", the study of traditional culture has become a continuing hot spot. Tang poetry and Song lyrics are the dazzling pearls of traditional culture. The author of this book, Jian Mo, inherited his family education at a young age, is good at poetry and prose, and has a good understanding of rhythm. With a pair of well-read eyes, he selected the handed down poems of eighteen poets in the Song Dynasty. With delicate and elegant brushwork, combined with the poet's life, he outlines the splendid and prosperous poems of the Song Dynasty, allowing us to appreciate the beauty of the amazing time contained in it. This book is highly readable, emphasizing both knowledge and literature. It is an excellent book for popularizing classical culture.

Some scholars believe that Hu Yunyi is the consolidator of the "modernization" of Ci studies after Wang Guowei and Hu Bu. This book has pioneering significance in the history of modern Chinese poetry. It demonstrates the historical position that Song poetry should occupy in the history of Chinese literature, and praises the bold and unrestrained school, contrary to the traditional concept that the graceful school is literary authentic. The first part, "General Theory of Song Ci", explores the origin, characteristics and development rules of Ci from a macro perspective, and also elaborates on the overview and evolution of Northern Song Ci, and cites the Ci of the Southern Song Dynasty as heroic Ci literature; the next part, "Critical Biography of Song Ci Writers", has a positive review of Liu Yong , Zhang Xian, Ouyang Xiu, Su Shi, Qin Guan, Zhou Bangyan, Li Qingzhao, Xin Qiji, Jiang Kui, Wu Wenying and other poets have special chapters. In addition, Sumen poets, mid-Northern Song Dynasty poets, Xin School poets, Nandu poets, late Song Dynasty poets, etc. Are comprehensively discussed.

This book is the third part of the "trilogy" of "Exploring the Path", "Taking Off the Hat" and "Revitalization" of industrial poverty alleviation and rural revitalization. This book takes the farmers represented by the Wang family and his son in Yuan'an County, Yichang City, Hubei Province, engaged in ecological planting of Wacang rice as the object of investigation, and takes the Wacang rice planting base and the development process of Wacang Guxiang ecological agriculture as the main line. It tells a vivid and touching story of how people in Western Hubei implemented the rural revitalization strategy through the ecological agriculture industry after getting rid of poverty under high-quality ecological environment conditions. The author team turned their attention from Hunan and western Hunan to Hubei and western Hubei, a land that is also full of mystery. They hope to further explore the road to revitalization of China's rural areas by investigating the people and things on this land.