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This book is divided into four series: "Love comforts the busy years", "Writers' tips", "Come to complain occasionally", "Let's express my love through pen and ink", and selects classics such as "Literature and Carpenters", "Dance Sword at First Look and Busy Picking Up the Pen", "Description of Scenery", "How to Write Popular Literature and Art", "When Humor Becomes Grease", "Not to Die in the Examination is a God", "How to Allow a Person", "My Mother" and other classics. With an open-minded and open-minded heart, Lao She shared his personal opinions on literature, art, classical books, etc., Summarized creative techniques and thoughts, commented on life with humorous writing, and recorded the lives and events of relatives and friends, etc., Demonstrating his talent, humor, wisdom, and understanding of life and worldly affairs.

"A Thousand Cranes" is one of Kawabata Yasunari's Nobel Prize-winning works. Many years after his father passed away, young Kikuji suddenly received an invitation from Kurimoto to attend a tea party. During the dinner, Kikuji met Miss Yukiko and later Miss Shimamura. In addition, Kikuji also accidentally came into contact with Mrs. Ota, who had a close relationship with his father. This triggered a bizarre love story involving two generations...

Our country is both a "country of tea" and a "country of poetry". Literati loved to write poems and drink tea, so a large number of tea poems were born. In tea poems, we can restore the true tea-tasting scenes of ancient literati and reproduce their elegant taste; in tea poems, we can feel the friendship and warmth of thousands of years ago through the stories of literati drinking and giving tea. The book selects 40 tea poems, covering classic tea poems in the past dynasties, covering all aspects of tea such as tea production, tea picking, and tea tasting. Through poetry appreciation and tea poem copying, the book allows readers to gain an in-depth understanding of tea knowledge and tea culture based on tea poems. By copying tea poems, they can calm down and cultivate their character while experiencing the beauty of Chinese tea poems in more detail.

This book selects a number of outstanding achievements in the field of symbolism literature from European and American circles. The content mainly involves the analysis of key concepts, research on aesthetic connotations, cross-sectional inspections of the flourishing period, case studies, and discussions on the relationship with other literary trends and artistic fields. As a collection of essays, this book presents a broad academic vision and a sense of expanding the boundaries of the topic. Although the specific problems and research methods are different, it all shows the rich potential of literary research and helps people to further explore and explore the problem. This book strives to be both academically rational and readable, and has high practical value in teaching symbolism in the classroom.

This book selects 19 articles by Mr. Yu Guangzhong, including popular classics such as "Hugging across the Water", "The Lost Hat", "Listen to the Cold Rain", "Iguazubai Falls", "If I Had Nine Lives", etc., To bring you multiple beautiful enjoyments and life enlightenments. In Mr. Yu Guangzhong's light words, you can experience his nostalgia and memories for his hometown, his love for the vegetation, mountains, seas and stars, his description of his journey, his thoughts on the meaning of life and social phenomena...

This work tells the story of three students, Abdulrexiti, Tursun and Haisarjiang, who graduated from the Xinjiang Secondary Vocational School of Changxing Vocational Education Center, and some stories between them and their teacher Gu Hailin. When the three students went to study in Xinjiang, they had hopes and dreams: to learn a skill and revitalize their hometown; when they first started studying, they were confused and confused: how to study well? Do you want to stay? After they adapted to everything, they gained a lot in all aspects: their grades improved and they won prizes in competitions; after they achieved success in their studies, they became the pillars of the construction of beautiful Xinjiang: they started companies and used their technical expertise. In the story, Gu Hailin and her students are teachers and students, better than relatives and friends. The teacher shows great love because of his unrepentant dedication, and the students move forward bravely because they know how to be grateful. Gu Hailin is like a ray of light, illuminating the way forward for Xinjiang students. Five thousand kilometers is very far, that is the length of the journey; five thousand kilometers is not far, because in the hearts of teachers and students, love has never been far away!

This book analyzes and sorts out the famous translations and theories of 20 famous Chinese translators since Yan Fu. Each famous writer includes a brief introduction to the famous translator, an appreciation of famous translations, and a close reading of famous theories. By appreciating classic translations and studying classic translation theories, readers can understand famous translators, famous translations, and the principles and methods of translation. It embodies the characteristics of openness, comprehensiveness, completeness, and bilingualism. This book is divided into twenty chapters. Chapter 1: Yan Fu; Chapter 2: Lin Shu; Chapter 3: Hu Shi; Chapter 4: Lu Xun; Chapter 5: Zhou Zuoren; Chapter 6: Lin Yutang; Chapter 7: Zhao Yuanren; Chapter 8: Guo Moruo; Chapter 9: Zhu Shenghao; Chapter 10: Zhang Yousong; Chapter 11: Ye Jun Jian; Chapter 12: Liang Shiqiu; Chapter 13: Fu Lei; Chapter 14: Cao Ying; Chapter 15: Feng Zikai; Chapter 16: Wang Zuoliang; Chapter 17: Gao Keyi; Chapter 18: Yu Guangzhong; Chapter 19: Yang Xianyi; Chapter 20: Sha Boli.

Let's jump first and talk later! After the end of the road, there is infinite vastness. Satoshi Kuramoto, a Japanese national treasure screenwriter who is nearly 90 years old, looked back on where he came from and wrote this unreservedly passionate book about life. "Love in the North", "Your Respect, Father", "Tender Moments", "Courtyard of the Wind"... Satoshi Kuramoto's plays are full of praise for life, praise of the land, and the incomparable cherishment of the friendship between people. Living in the northern land, he was deeply shocked by the sounds of Furano at night, the smell of abandoned houses buried under heavy snow, the paw prints left by good-tempered bears on tree trunks, and the survival wisdom of pioneers. He understood that "trees stand by their roots, but the roots are not visible to people." He believed that thinking must "start from zero altitude" and that wisdom is more important than knowledge. Be it drama or life, if you have nothing, you have to build it from scratch. There is nothing to be afraid of.

This is an interpretation of the Book of Songs. For readers who like "The Book of Songs", this book has certain reading and reference value. Feiming believes: "Many Chinese poems, starting from the Book of Songs, have not been correctly explained. The reason is that feudal ideas have dominated people's hearts for too long. And the so-called New Literature Movement of the May Fourth Movement was dominated by bourgeois ideas. Only today can we have the possibility to correctly understand literary heritage, because our attitudes and methods have fundamentally changed. We demand correct interpretations of poetry. Only when the interpretation is correct can we talk about criticism and acceptance." Therefore, this "Lecture Notes on the Book of Songs" was created. The book selects many widely circulated famous passages in the Book of Songs for analysis, including "Guanyong", "Taoyao", "Hanguang", "Xinglu", "Plum Blossoms", "Dead Wilds", "Bitter Leaves", "House", "Preparation", "Dongshan", "Cheji", etc. I hope that through this book, readers can have a deeper understanding of the Book of Songs.

Viennese Jewish girl Alice Urbach loved cooking since she was a child. She had an unhappy marriage. Her husband was a drunkard and a gambler, and all her dowry was lost. After her husband passed away, Alice relied on her superb cooking skills to support her family independently, and worked hard to build a career, opening a cooking school and publishing best-selling cookbooks. Under the Nazi rule, she lost her home and career, fled to England, and worked as a maid for a wealthy woman in a castle. Later, she took care of Jewish girls who were helpless due to the war in a "children's home". Her younger son was imprisoned in the Dachau concentration camp. The eldest son lived in exile in Shanghai for a time, then immigrated to the United States and became an intelligence officer to fight against the Nazi forces. After the war, Alice moved to New York and started a new life. When she returned to Vienna, she discovered that her best-selling cookbook was still being sold, but a strange man's name was printed on the cover. Did the man who calls himself a "cooking guru" in the book really exist? Who is he? Can Alice get her book back? In order to research her grandmother's "stolen" cookbook, the author of this book, Alice's granddaughter Karina Urbach, went to archives in Vienna, London and Washington to unearth letters, tapes and video files that had long been thought to be lost. They revealed the legendary fate of the Alice family, and also revealed an unknown chapter in the history of Nazi crimes in Germany - the Nazis had systematically stolen the intellectual property of the Jews. The legendary experience of Alice and her family is moving and contains many fascinating elements - persecution, murder, fraud, imprisonment, escape, rescue, friendship, and spy activities. It is like a blockbuster movie with a touching plot. The fate of Alice's cookbook is even more sad. As Ben's book shows, for Alice, the stolen cookbook symbolized her "stolen" life.

"Liang Shiqiu's Prose" selects the most influential famous articles in Liang Shiqiu's prose creation, with rich content, different themes, exquisite conception, exquisite writing style, humorous language and profound connotation. Such as "Elegant Home", "Jealous", "Gift Giving", "Education of Money", "Treating Guests", "Travel", etc.

"Wu Guanzhong's Prose" is a collection of prose by Mr. Wu Guanzhong, a famous contemporary painter, art educator and essayist. It contains more than 50 works in total and is divided into three series according to content. There are affectionate descriptions of life in childhood hometown, affection between parents, hard life of studying abroad, love and friendship, as well as observations and insights on artistic development, painting creation, sketching footprints, and various aspects of life. The characterization, interpretation and analysis of art masters who are renowned at home and abroad are unique, profound and sharp. Mr. Wu Guanzhong's prose is natural and fresh, with original viewpoints, simple and profound, and is unique in its own way, reflecting his pursuit of pure and noble art. Among them, "The Boat of Father's Love" and "The Beauty of the Bridge" have been selected into Chinese textbooks for primary and secondary schools and are widely circulated. He paints the vicissitudes of life, talks about everything in the world, the warmth and warmth of family, beauty and ugliness, life and death, development and innovation, and the differences between Eastern and Western cultures. He exudes a unique intellectual light and can inspire young people to think about love and beauty.

This book is an appendix to "Collected Works of Zhang Jie" and includes Zhang Jie's novels and prose works that have not been collected in the main volume, including more than 20 pieces such as "The Child from the Forest", "Love Can't Be Forgotten", "Whose Life Is Better", and "Bohemian Vase". These works once had a wide influence and were Zhang Jie's foundation works and famous works in the literary world. At that time, the majority of readers got to know Zhang Jie, a rising star in the literary world, and appreciated her distinctive writing style from these works. These works are also an important and unforgettable and indispensable part of Chinese literature in the new era. It is necessary and meaningful to reread these fresh and simple works more than forty years later, and at the same time commemorate Zhang Jie.

Gentle and unpretentious, Ogawa Ito tells her daily life in more than 50 essays. She is both a writer and a lifer. Being able to spend every day calmly and peacefully is such a hard-won life. Please remember this rare happiness. There are some burdens to bear in life, some of which cannot be easily told to others, some of which make oneself regretful, and some which make oneself feel guilty. Surviving is by no means a simple matter. Many times it doesn't work out. For a whole day, without deliberately doing anything special, just because of the food, singing, dancing, silence, and talking and laughing, my heart will be filled to the top and extremely happy. Life is slowly managed along these small blessings. Take off the burden on your shoulders and see the scenery that you couldn't see if you were just trying to be brave. Living life as usual is the most powerful resistance to the cruel world.

This is a book with the theme of nostalgia. We have compiled some articles about remembrance by famous literary figures into a volume, which includes remembrances of relatives and friends. Of course, the sentiments about separation and separation are also indispensable. All things must part ways, just as flowers fade and bloom, the tide ebbs and flows. Because of the separation, there are endless thoughts and memories. In this book, what we see are not only feelings about specific people and things, but also memories of the past.

Understand every bit of the old time, and follow the master's strokes to have a love that travels through time and space! This book is selected from the aspects of people, things, enlightenment, etc., And includes some classic articles. From these works, readers can follow the author's footsteps, trace the years at that time, appreciate the years at that time, read about the characters at that time, and recall the joys and sorrows at that time. Savor the spring, summer, autumn and winter of the old years from the words, and look for the long-lost touch between the lines of the words, which are either affectionate or elegant.

Magnificent mountains and rivers, north and south, and the memory of the city have been left in many literary works. In order to pursue those unforgettable beauty, we have selected words related to the city written by famous writers, including the majestic scenery of the North and the gentle and pleasant scenery of the south of the Yangtze River. What flows between the lines are memories and feelings about the city.

"Jinlouzi" is an important book in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. It is one of the rare direct materials for studying Xiao Yi's thoughts, life, writings and the social history of Qi and Liang, who lived on the eve of the great cultural exchange between the north and the south and the Chinese and foreign cultures, and the great integration of the north and south ethnic groups. "Jinlouzi" generally takes the form of notes and reflections, or quotes famous quotes to form sentences and adds one's own opinions at the end; it may use topics to illustrate one's own thoughts; it may record historical facts to admonish children; it may recount past events and talk about them for comfort; it may change one's mind to strange things in order to learn more about them; or it may record travels to the East to recount friendships, etc.

A concise and vivid introduction to literary theory and an important document for the study of Lao She's early literary and artistic thoughts. Mr. Lao She synthesizes ancient and modern times, conducts comprehensive and unique thinking on literature from the perspective of a writer, and turns dull theories into thinking full of wisdom. It is a rare introductory book on literary theory. The book uses the form of 12 lessons to let Mr. Lao She, the people's artist, tell you what literature is? The book involves the discussions and works of more than 140 scholars and writers.

This book mainly uses literary ethics criticism methods, combined with psychoanalytic criticism, gender discourse research, etc., And takes contemporary African American novel texts as the research object. It excavates and explains the survival ethics, identity and ethical choices of contemporary African American residents, the ethical dilemmas they face, and the relationship between the ethical norms of African American family and community and the construction of individual identity, and explores the continuity and evolution of ethical narratives in contemporary African American novels. In addition to political and aesthetic values, this book attempts to rediscover the value of African American novels from an ethical and moral perspective. In addition to some classic texts in contemporary African American novels, this book attempts to cover some important novels that have been ignored by the academic community, re-evaluate their value, and fill the gaps in related research at home and abroad to a certain extent. This book is suitable for relevant researchers to read.

Gogol, Goncharov, Tolstoy, Chekhov, Bely, Mayakovsky, Mandelstam, Akhmatova, Yesenin, Bulgakov... The 12 fates of 12 writers connect the urban and rural narratives in Russian literature in the 19th and 20th centuries. In the long and tortuous process of Russian modernity, the transformation of narrative space from countryside to city has constructed a network of relationships between literature and modernity. By summarizing the different strategies used by Russian intellectuals from all walks of life to write about cities and countryside over the past two centuries, this book shows that as a late-developing modernizing country, Russia's progress has been difficult and its path tortuous. This is precisely because the conflicts between the official and the private sector, political circles and ideological circles on fundamental issues of modernity such as "city and countryside", "peasants and land" and "Westernization and tradition" have never been reconciled. The awakening, passion and inertia, resistance, destruction and compromise of modern people in this vortex of conflict are typical experiences of modernity. Anna Karenina on the train is a perfect metaphor for this experience.

In the history of world literature in the 20th century, American literature was a dark horse that suddenly emerged and had an important and far-reaching impact on the birth and development of new Chinese literature. Among the more than 300 writers in the history of Chinese new literature, more than 150 have studied abroad, and more than 30 of them have studied in the United States. Coupled with the introduction and translation of American literary works, Chinese new literature is inevitably influenced by American literature. This book starts from the perspective of reception aesthetics and explores the acceptance and reference of American literature by modern Chinese writers.

Hidemi Ozaki was Japan's most high-profile observer of China issues during the Anti-Japanese War. At the same time, as a historical figure, he has been endowed with multiple identities, such as an outstanding journalist, a commentator on current affairs, a member of Sorge's Red International Intelligence Organization, and even a democrat and international communist who was concerned about the country and the people. In 1944, the 43-year-old Hidemi Ozaki was hanged by the Japanese fascists, which made him an anti-war and revolutionary legend of the century after World War II. This legend even transcends the level of history and ideological theory, and has been reiterated repeatedly in the field of mass communication, but the narrative at the popular level has always been muddled. The historical figure of Ozaki Hidemi, especially his image as a sincere understander of China's social revolution and national liberation struggle in the 20th century, as well as a critic of imperialism and an advocate of equal unity among Asian nations, has not yet been clearly portrayed in the complicated biographical materials and research literature. In a sense, Ozaki Hidemi also sacrificed his life for the cause of revolution and liberation of the Chinese people. Therefore, we have reorganized his writings during his lifetime and interpreted them in the context of world history that changed dramatically in the 20th century, trying to explore his outstanding China theory legacy from the ideological and theoretical levels. This is our original intention in editing, selecting and publishing "China in the Storm". The chapters of this book are arranged in order of the time when the original works were published or written. The contents cover the Anti-Japanese War, the solution of Sino-Japanese relations, how to build the Asian socialist circle and the development direction of the Chinese revolution, etc., And strive to present these texts with historical document significance in a chronological manner.

The collection takes "fit" as the main line and consists of papers written by Mr. Wang Zuoliang and his former students, colleagues, and subordinates focusing on Wang Zuoliang's academic research and achievements, as well as articles in memory of Mr. Wang Zuoliang. From the perspectives of Wang Zuoliang, a scholar, poet, translator, literary historian, and educator, the collection demonstrates Wang Zuoliang's great achievements and profound insights in the fields of foreign language and literature discipline construction, comparative literature, foreign literature, poetry research, poetry creation, literary translation, foreign language education, and public writing. It reveals his style and character of openness with rigor, simplicity with profundity, and tolerance with sincerity reflected in his academic thoughts, scholarly style, and generalist charm. This is also the spirit and quality most needed in the new era of socialism with Chinese characteristics and the second century of Chinese universities and China's academic development blueprint.

Lu Xun is the cornerstone and pinnacle of modern Chinese literature, and the ideas behind his literature also have cornerstone and pinnacle significance. But no matter which one is more important, his thought or his literature, for readers, the unavoidable entanglement is that Lu Xun's thoughts are often expressed in specific literary forms, and Lu Xun's literature is often rooted in specific logical constants in his thoughts. Therefore, how to reach the secret of Lu Xun's thought through the literary form created by Lu Xun has become a very important topic. This book focuses on this, carefully combing through the relationship between literary forms and ideas in various texts left by Lu Xun, and exploring an important ideological context of Lu Xun's literature, that is, in modern China, faced with the changes and turmoil brought about by the intersection between ancient and modern China and the West, how is action possible? This book first discusses the basic aspects of Lu Xun's thoughts during his stay in Japan, outlines the relationship with Zhang Taiyan's "self-nature", and demonstrates Lu Xun's understanding and desire for action at the ideological level. It then discusses the subject construction issues related to "self-nature" in "Weeds", "New Stories" and old-style poems, focusing on analyzing the relationship between thought and literature, and developing Lu Xun's reconstruction. Ideological dilemmas, historical philosophy and self-comfort when action is possible, and finally, in the context of literary analysis, we discuss some of Lu Xun's novels in the novel collections such as "The Scream" and "Wandering", start a close reading of the novels in a specific historical context, clarify Lu Xun's understanding of the Revolution of 1911, and discuss his thinking on how action is possible from the perspective of historical practice and the characteristics of the corresponding literary form. In short, this book attempts to trace the basic ideological thread behind Lu Xun's literature based on the basic question of "how is action possible", with a view to triggering different discussions on Lu Xun and modern Chinese thought and literature.

Lu Guang is a journalist, writer, and artist. He has written the exciting "Chinese Girl" and "Chinese Man" and won the China Reportage Creation Lifetime Achievement Award. At the same time, he studied under Li Kuchan and Cui Zifan, and together with the masters of art, he was full of ink and obsessed with painting. As time goes by, old friends "continue to disperse and go to heaven one after another." This little book is his story of recalling these friends who passed away before him. It contains only a few words, but is vivid and unforgettable. For example, Guo Xiaochuan paid for the book, Cao Jinghua changed the title of the book, Feng Mu asked for the manuscript, Gao Mang was busy, Liu Kaiqu was open-minded, Wu Shanming made a unique move, Wang Meng's connection with calligraphy and painting, Zhuang Zedong sold books and calligraphy, He Zhenliang and the Olympic Games... "Each of these teachers and friends who passed away can write a book, or at least a long article; I don't ask for perfection, each of them only writes one thing, an unforgettable thing." With beautiful pictures and texts and sincere feelings, it is a reminder of old friends and also reflects an attitude towards life.

This book is the first volume of Zhang Xudong's "Lu Xun Trilogy", analyzing how Lu Xun's literature "became himself" from 1924 to 1927, marked by "essay consciousness". The author shows that the unprecedented external challenges and internal pressures faced by Lu Xun's literature during this period brought about a series of profound and irreversible choices, decisions and mutations in the history of style and literary principles. Through an overall critical approach that combines auteur theory, textual analysis, and theoretical interpretation, this book explores the syntactic and phenomenological structure of Lu Xun's essays with stylistic mixture and the political ontology of writing as the core. The conclusion is: it is necessary to analyze and grasp the essay, a stylistic experiment and style movement that is higher than the "pure literature" establishment and its ideology, in the context of the history and axiology of new literature and modern world literature, and at the level of the philosophical proposition of "the end of art." This "intermediate breakthrough" in the internal interpretation of Lu Xun's literature opens up historical depth in the second volume's "critical philology" investigation of Lu Xun's writings in the "Shanghai Period" (1927-1936), and presents a broader social and political vision and a more complex critical narrative relationship between reality and its appearance under the title of "The Freedom of Essays". Lu Xun's short stories, prose poems and autonarrative creations will be specially analyzed in the third volume "Enlightenment and the Plastic Art of New Literature". Each volume of the "trilogy" unfolds along six interlocking propositions: the primacy of literature in the study of Lu Xun; the primacy of essays in Lu Xun's literature; the modernism and nature of world literature in Lu Xun's literature; the biological determinism and temporal structure of Lu Xun's literature; the political ontology of Lu Xun's literature; and the "consistency of writing and translation" characteristics of Lu Xun's literature.

"Collection of Dai Wenbao's Letters" contains letters written by Dai Wenbao to Chen Yuan, Li Zhongfa, Fan Yong and other people in the publishing industry. Dai Wenbao, formerly the deputy director of the Sanlian Editorial Department of the People's Publishing House, is a famous editor and a thinker in the field of contemporary Chinese publishing. He has witnessed the publishing history of political and cultural books of the Republic and made his unique contributions. These letters reflect Dai Wenbao's main aspects of life as an editor, editor, and thinker, as well as his professional achievements in three aspects. They also reveal Dai Wenbao's life, personality, and spiritual world.

"Hard Heart" is the latest collection of essays by writer and senior media person Zhuang Yating. It presents all the emotions of an ordinary person in the ups and downs of life, a real life of ordinary people that corresponds to the grand narrative. Modern people always have various dilemmas. How to find a self-consistent living condition in such a life is an important issue for everyone. Zhuang Yating also provides a solution through these words, which is to harden your heart and protect your own softness, so that you can feel the softness of the world. She fiercely opposes chicken soup and hypocrisy. At a time when anxiety is everywhere, she tells readers how to find what they really want in their hearts, how to live a good life without getting up and down, and find a way to make themselves comfortable and self-consistent.

This book is a collection of the author Song Zou's poetry and prose. The content of the manuscript is mainly poetry works created by the author, as well as reminiscence articles about past life experiences. The poetry section is mainly composed of works created by the author, and also includes singing and poetry works by the author and his friends, as well as calligraphy works based on poetry works. The article section is mainly composed of recollections of the author's life and study experiences, and includes more than ten precious photos. Some articles integrate scientific themes with the author's life experience, and are written in a unique way.

The book tells the story of father and son Huang Cuncai and Huang Hongliang, chairman of Henan Anyang Hongyuan Precision Wheel Group, who led several workers to start a business after their original workplace, Anyang Steel Rolling Mill, went bankrupt in 1996. In the rapidly changing market situation, the small Hongyuan is like a small boat in the vast sea. The father and son paddled hard, blocking the left and right. Dozens of workers relied on mutual trust, iron discipline, and family ties to form a stable and powerful team. They overcame difficulties in capital, technology, management, etc., Built dreams, and moved forward. Finally, the seedling of Hongyuan thrived into a group company, which has a history of 27 years. According to incomplete statistics, since its establishment, Hongyuan has cared about the country, inherited philanthropy, actively donated to society, and paid national profits and taxes in full, becoming a patriotic and responsible enterprise. Huang Cuncai and Huang Hongliang and their sons are not only representatives of entrepreneurs in the new era of Anyang and Henan, but also practitioners of entrepreneurship in the new era.

The long reportage "On the Road" takes the development of my country's highways and the great changes in rural areas as the background of the times. It uses a combination of grand narrative and bottom-level narrative to panoramicly record the legendary story of the people and service areas in Tongxiang, Zhejiang. From roadside stalls to finding a way out, from working alone to developing together as a team, from looking for service areas to bravely entering service areas, from building service areas to leading service areas, the road is full of obstacles, courage comes first, and work takes the lead. The people of Tongxiang Service Area manage and operate half of the country's highway service areas, and have built the service area into a "tourist complex" and "cultural complex." The Four Thousand spirit of "traveling thousands of mountains and rivers, speaking thousands of words, thinking of every possible way, and enduring all kinds of hardships", the two-board spirit of "being the boss during the day and sleeping on the floor at night", and the "trendy-setter" spirit of pioneering and daring to be the first are concentratedly reflected in the people in the service area.

Cao Xueqin created a variety of characters: the "fake" Jia Zheng, the "unfeeling" Jia Baoyu, the ideal "Flower in the Mirror" Lin Daiyu, the "ruthless" and "fateless" Xue Baochai, the bold and generous man Shi Xiangyun, the eldest lady Wang Xifeng, the high-class concubine Jia Tanchun, and Jia Baoyu's fan group - the maids of Yihongyuan. The characters, no matter how big or small, are all flesh and blood, all have reasonable motivations for their actions, and they are all one of the incarnations of Cao Xueqin. How can we sort out the complicated relationships between characters in "A Dream of Red Mansions"? This book will also teach you some methods: for example, how to read "Guan Guan Talisman" and how to remember the twelve hairpins like the twelve constellations. Help you turn character analysis into a game and get an overview of "A Dream of Red Mansions". "A Dream of Red Mansions" is not a political struggle textbook, a palace battle novel, a love story, a "serious book", a stupid riddle for you to do crossword puzzles, a diary of the political life of Yongzong and Qianlong, or a supreme holy book. She is a novel, an imaginary novel, and a realistic novel. It is an adult's recollection of the life of a teenager. The character setting of "Dream of Red Mansions" is typical, and the character's identity determines the character's personality.

"Old Heart Chasing Dreams" is a collection of poems. The author is a member of the Communist Party of China and a Chinese teacher at the No. 1 Middle School of Zhenghe County, Fujian. He expresses his love for the great rivers and mountains of the motherland in the form of ancient poems and modern poems. The content and themes are rich and diverse: learning Junbo's spirit, fulfilling the original mission; praising the Communist Party of China It celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Communist Party of China and publicizes the great changes in the political harmony and even the hometown in northern Fujian; it praises the spirit of Henan's flood resistance, Yangzhou's anti-epidemic, Tokyo Olympics, and Beijing Winter Olympics, as well as the political spirit of Zhenghe White Tea, Zhuzi Culture, the National Geopark Fozi Mountain, and the construction of the Donggongshan Red River Valley, etc. It is an optimistic and good book full of positive energy. At the same time, the poetry collection also includes a small number of words and poetry appreciation.

Hu Dabai pioneered private education in China; Huanghe University of Science and Technology condensed the history of private education in China. This book tells the story of Hu Dabai and the Yellow River Institute of Science and Technology she founded. Hu Dabai's life was originally ordinary. According to her own words, "We are just ordinary people." But God gave her hardships, gave her thinking, gave her opportunities and strength, making her more and more extraordinary, until she stood on the top of the mountain of China's private education industry, and bravely stood at the forefront of the tide of educational reform and innovation. Huanghe University of Science and Technology has grown from scratch, from weak to strong, from a self-study exam tutoring class that rented houses everywhere, to a model private institution with 3 campuses, more than 20 departments, and a campus of more than 2,000 acres. What is the secret to success? There are many factors for success, the most important of which is spirit; the success of Yellow River Institute of Science and Technology embodies the Yellow River spirit - "pioneering, hard work, hard work, and dedication."

This book selects prose works published by contemporary Chinese writers in the past two years, with rich themes, natural and beautiful writing styles, and diverse styles. The whole book closely focuses on the main theme of the present, using literary techniques to praise the motherland, chant family affection, and recall the past. The theme is prominent and the thoughts are healthy. The essays by the literary masters selected in the book have been recognized as famous works since they were published. The purpose of collecting and publishing them is to show the fruitful achievements of contemporary Chinese writers in the field of prose in the past two years, to help readers better understand the overall beauty of these beautiful words and the beauty between the lines, and to enable readers to better appreciate the style of contemporary Chinese literature.

This book selects outstanding novellas published by contemporary Chinese writers in the past two years. The manuscripts have rich themes, recalling the present and recalling the past, with natural and beautiful writing styles and diverse styles. The whole book closely focuses on the main theme of the present, using literary techniques to praise the motherland, chant family affection, and recall the past. The theme is prominent and the thoughts are healthy. These novels by literary masters selected in the book have been recognized as famous works since their publication. The purpose of collecting and publishing them is to show the fruitful achievements of contemporary Chinese writers in the field of literature and art in the past two years, to help readers better understand these beautiful words and the beauty between the lines as a whole, and to enable readers to better appreciate the elegance of outstanding contemporary Chinese novellas.

This book selects outstanding short stories published by contemporary Chinese writers in the past two years. The manuscripts have rich themes, natural and beautiful writing styles, and diverse styles. The whole book closely focuses on the main theme of the present, using literary techniques to praise the motherland, chant family affection, and recall the past. The theme is prominent and the thoughts are healthy. These novels by literary masters selected in the book have been recognized as famous works since their publication. The purpose of collecting and publishing them is to show the fruitful achievements of contemporary Chinese writers in the field of literature and art in the past two years, to help readers better understand these beautiful words and the beauty between the lines as a whole, and to enable readers to better appreciate the elegance of outstanding contemporary Chinese short stories.

This book selects outstanding short novels by contemporary Chinese writers published in "Selected Short Novels" in 2022. The editor-in-chief has a certain professional vision and position, and the selected articles are of excellent ideological quality and readability. The work closely focuses on the main theme of the present, using literary techniques to praise the motherland, chant family affection, and recall the past. The theme is prominent and the thoughts are healthy. These short novels are short, concise, and profound in meaning. They have been recognized as famous works since they were published. We collect and publish them in order to better understand these beautiful words and the beauty between the lines as a whole, so that readers can better appreciate the style of outstanding contemporary Chinese short novels. Our publisher has published the same series of "Selected Works of Chinese Literature: Short Stories", "Selected Works of Chinese Literature: Novellas" and "Selected Works of Chinese Literature: Prose Volume" for five consecutive years. Among them, "Selected Works of Chinese Literature: Short Stories" and "Selected Works of Chinese Literature: Prose Volume" were selected by farmers' bookstores and have sold a total of 50,000 copies.

"The Travels of Marco Polo" is the most famous travelogue in human history. Marco Polo was the first person in the history of the world to report China's vast territory and abundant resources to Europeans. This book records his journey from Venice to China in the 13th century through the overland Silk Road. In the book, Marco Polo praised China's prosperity; developed industry and commerce, bustling markets, gorgeous and cheap silk brocades, magnificent capitals, perfect and convenient post road transportation, widely circulated banknotes, etc. It made everyone who read this book infinitely fascinated by the East, opened up the craze of world geographical discoveries, and completely changed mankind's imagination of the world. "The Travels of Marco Polo" has been translated into many European languages. For Europe, which was closed on the eve of the Renaissance, this is not just a travelogue, but an enlightenment work.

During thousands of days and nights in prison, Xia Long, a prisoner, wrote nearly 100,000 words of his prison experience with pen and paper. He used stories to reveal the hidden corners of the prisoners that were unknown to the public. In these stories, young offenders encountered love before they went astray; a former drug lord who dominated was brought down by everyone in the detention center; the sweet female voice in the female phone number separated by a wall hid a miserable secret behind it; 144 love letters were sent to the prison, but the real recipient could not be found... Behind the label "criminal", Xia Long outlines the tender side of them as ordinary people, and at the same time reproduces the attribution of crime in these stories - excavating the evil that is hidden around you and me, and facing the struggle, entanglement, sinking and the hope and determination to face the sun in human nature.

This book collects more than 1,500 famous words and sentences from past dynasties and appreciates and analyzes them.

This book introduces in the form of a picture album the historic changes that have occurred on the Loess Plateau since 1991 when the Chinese government cooperated with the World Bank and used foreign capital to carry out soil and water conservation construction projects.

The simple fairy tales among the scenery and people allow the warm sunshine of life to shine into our hearts through the pictures and words. He uses the perspective of an actor to convey to us the beauty of life he feels, and the sense of power in the ordinary comes to life on the page. This book also includes Mr. Liu Yijun's sharing of the characters in many popular works in recent years. His perception of life and characters is just like the title of this book - it's so exciting.

"The Years Like Water" is a life diary that spans 30 years. The book mainly includes eight chapters, namely: Chapter 1: Love without borders; Chapter 2: A harmonious home; Chapter 3: Sweet persimmon dreams; Chapter 4: Encountering a small building; Chapter 5: Looking for plum blossoms by the lake; Chapter 6: Listening to the rain in the rain; Chapter 7: Meeting the legend; Chapter 8: Singing on a moonlit night. This book records the author's life for decades, and also contains every bit of it, including his dream hometown, family stories, youth memories, past feelings, distant journeys, etc. May these words touch your heartstrings, resonate with you, make you feel deeply about life, and pick up the pen in your hand to write about the past, present and future...

"The Lessons of Time" is a selection of the author's poetry creation over the past 30 years. This collection of poems covers an eclectic range of themes. The author uses in-depth thinking and delicate writing to describe the fireworks and positive energy of life, the people around him, the feelings of the heart, and the ups and downs of life. It has good subject matter value and certain literary readability, and has certain publication value. The collection of poems is divided into three series with a total of 146 poems. The first series: nostalgia, embracing the sunshine in the dust, the second series: Enlightenment, the awakening in the temper of life, and the third series: looking back, showing the poetry of the 1980s. The entire manuscript is a review of the author's own life, a cognitive analysis of his own thoughts and a display of the author's daily emotions.

"Life is a never-ending adventure." A new masterpiece from the Booker Prize winner and author of "Girls, Women and Others"! A powerful statement that breaks through the obstacles of race, class, gender, etc., Fights against the mainstream, and never gives up. An affectionate confession of the bottom black women, an ode to courage and rebellion. In 2019, Bernadine Evaristo won the Booker Prize, becoming the first black woman to win the award in fifty years. This year, she is 60 years old. He has been engaged in creation for forty years. "To You: A Manifesto" is a boldly personal account of this journey. From a childhood when she was racially profiled by neighbors, priests and even white family members, to a youth who painted the entire room blood red, stuffed her luggage into garbage bags, and constantly moved between temporary accommodations, from a poet who relied on odd jobs to make a living without publishing any works, to founding the first British black female theater troupe, becoming a writer, theater producer, and activist... She has been resisting mainstream society and making writing her top priority. In the end, she built a room of her own. By looking back on the experience of resistance as a mulatto and as a lower-class female, the author explores issues such as race, class, gender, and aging from a very powerful perspective. The book contains both writing about life and writing experiences, as well as observations on class, racism and sexism. In short, this is both a wonderful memoir and an epic written for women, especially marginalized groups and ethnic minorities. It is an ode to courage and determination, full of resistance, wildness, creativity and adventure, which not only gives us strength, but also gives us a wake-up call.

This book is a collection of essays that records the author's spiritual interaction with Beishan for more than ten years. It records the author's description and portrayal of his hometown and childhood memories and emotions, and reflects the author's deep feelings of homesickness and longing for others. The wind, rain and vegetation of Beishan have been deeply engraved into the author's soul and destiny. The ups and downs of time and the changes of generations breed pure emotions and eternal life. The breathing of people and vegetation, and the decay and prosperity of people and vegetation are synchronized. Only the earth is eternal and the northern mountains are deep. With the awakening of memory and sincere love, the author lifts the veil in the rain and fog, allowing readers to listen to its cry in the night. At the same time, it expresses the author's love for this land, and also reflects the sourness and sweetness of life.

In Finland, the Sami people keep company with the reindeer on the tundra, and traditional singing has been passed down orally from generation to generation. The ancient melody originating from the heart connects all things in nature; in Australia, every inch of land was recorded by the ancestors of the aborigines with dots and lines in the "Big Dream Age", and in the "Road of Song" that has been passed down. In, it is sung repeatedly in a time and space that is inaccessible to modern people; in Iceland, most people still believe in the existence of elves. Talking about elves is like talking about your own old friends. They are naughty people, childhood playmates, and helpful neighbors... The world outside modern society is beyond imagination.

"Six Lectures on Novel": compiled from Wang Anyi's six public lectures. Where did your interest in writing originate? How to build a novel world? Why focus on genre fiction? What makes a good novel? Can novel writing be taught and learned? As a novelist and educator, Wang Anyi candidly shares her experience in class, leading readers to explore the passage between novels and life, and experience the joy of reading and creation. "Cambridge Starry Sky": It contains four long essays by Wang Anyi, including "Destiny and No Destiny", "Gentle Capital" and "Musical Life". It is a reading essay with a unique style. From Henry James, Alice Munro, and Sebald to "A Dream of Red Mansions", "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" and "Love in a Fallen City", the author quotes from many sources, breaks the boundaries between works and different disciplines, grasps the undercurrents and contexts, and presents unique personal experiences through the surface of words and life, and touches on a deeper existence.