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This book collects the prose, essays, novels, calligraphy and painting works created by the author over the past ten years. The author observes and comprehends life with delicate brushwork and sincere emotions, and condenses inspiration and thinking into words. The book is rich in content, including chapters reflecting historical and humanistic themes, elegant and leisurely calligraphy and painting text, and even more chapters that are close to reality and discover the little bits of beauty in ordinary life. The language of the work is friendly and natural, and the writing style is humorous and philosophical, showing the author's profound cultural heritage and unique aesthetic sentiments. The author hopes that through this dialogue with life, he can communicate with more like-minded readers and jointly find peace and softness of mind in the noisy world.

"Jingjie High Wind in Chaisang" is a collection of research papers on Tao Yuanming. Jiujiang Chaisang District Cultural Relics Protection Center cooperated with the "Journal of Jiujiang University" to select more than 20 excellent works by famous domestic and foreign writers from the relevant papers published in the "Tao Yuanming Research Column" over the years, such as Gong Bin's "Dismantling the Qibao Tower: Deconstructing Tao Yuanming", Li Jianfeng's "Tao Yuanming's Resurrection of the Mythical Spirit of Oneness of Life", Japan's Miyazawa Masajun's "On the Relationship between Tao Yuanming and Liu Chaisang", etc. These papers analyze Tao Yuanming's culture from different dimensions, or provide exploratory interpretations of Tao Yuanming's famous works, or trace the relationship between his thoughts and Confucian and Taoist culture, or explore his profound influence on later generations of literati and even overseas literature.

"Listening to the Rain in the Small House" is an anthology of prose written by the author since the 1990s. A total of 32 prose works have been selected that have been published in various newspapers and periodicals across the country. They are divided into three chapters: "Listening to the Rain in the Heart", "Listening to the Rain in the Mountains" and "Listening to the Rain in the Countryside". The selected works are full of life insights and wisdom, and have certain readability.

"I'm Waiting for You in Pure Zixi" is a collection of essays, mainly including prose works by fifteen famous domestic writers including Ye Mei, Xu Chen, Wang Jianbing, and Li Xiaojun. They record and write about the development and changes of Zixi with vivid brushwork, which has positive and significant significance for further enhancing the visibility and reputation of Zixi and singing the Zixi brand.

"Autumn Thoughts in Winter" is a collection of personal works. The author has compiled dozens of modern poems, ancient poems and prose works created from 2000 to 2010. The previous dozens of modern poems show the author's views and insights on love and friendship, and were written to appreciate things and move people's emotions. The ancient style poems highlight the author's emotion of nostalgic for the past and praising the present. Ancient style poems such as "Night", "Thinking" and "Untitled" condense the feelings of longing into just a few words and express the author's feelings. The prose part mainly uses scenes to convey feelings and feelings to people. The title "Autumn Thoughts of Winter" comes from a prose in the book. The author misses autumn, the people and things he knows well, just like autumn. This kind of nostalgia is a meticulous painting without an end. However, the feeling of nostalgia left gently in winter, without farewell or ending.

"Jiahu Ballads" is a collection of essays. The author collects essays about his hometown and Hakka-themed illustrations created in recent years. It is divided into three collections: "Landscape Homeland", "Wounded House Time" and "Craftsman Story". From the perspective of the development and changes of a small mountain village, it shows the rural revitalization and development and the huge improvement in the material and spiritual life of the villagers in the past 40 years of reform and opening up, reproducing the historical journey of promoting the unity of all ethnic groups to work together towards a comprehensive moderately prosperous society. The work uses the style of prose and the ink charm of traditional Chinese painting, and uses prose and art works with Hakka elements to complement each other. It panoramically displays the great changes in China's rural areas in the past 40 years of reform. It depicts a series of happy and well-off pictures with Hakka rural characteristics with pictures and texts. Hometown is a source of inspiration for a writer and a blessed place for everyone's soul. The great changes in the hometown are the most beautiful picture ushered in by several generations after the reform and opening up. It is also the most beautiful picture of our era. This process of great changes is worthy of being written and written and read again and again by generations of people.

"Looking for Dreams in Fuliang" is a collection of essays about Fuliang selected and compiled by the Fuliang County Historical Archives Bureau. It uses a combination of text, poetry, and pictures to reproduce the beauty of Fuliang's landscape and humanity from different angles and time and space, and to demonstrate the beauty of harmony between man and nature. Prose, poetry, and photography are rooted in the magical land of Fuliang, and comprehensively and artistically reproduce Fuliang's extensive and profound history and culture, rich and unique local customs, simple and elegant ancient villages, and exquisite and beautiful natural ecology. The writing style is simple and the feelings are sincere. Between the lines, there are not only affectionate praises of Fuliang's landscape, but also hard thinking about Fuliang's history and culture.

"The Gift of Love" is a collection of modern poems by campus female poet Peng Ying. It includes some of the poet's poems from the beginning of 2014 to the present. The book is divided into three volumes. Among them, the poems included in "Jumping Spring" are eulogies to the motherland and express the author's love for the motherland; the poems included in "Long Distant Thoughts" are all records of what he has seen and heard in life, expressing the poet's view of life, especially his love for the motherland. The deep love of loved ones; the poems included in "Gift of Love" are mainly campus poems, some about teachers, school and campus life. These works full of campus love have rich life experience and unique emotional experience, full of spirituality and sunshine.

Abdul Reheman was born in a military family. His parents, sister, brother and himself were all members of the Communist Party. His neighbor is the nationally famous Kurban Turum, whom Chairman Mao once visited. After graduating with his doctorate, he resolutely returned to his hometown and put his love for the party, country and socialism into concrete actions. He used the e-commerce knowledge he learned through online courses, offline teaching and other teaching methods to help more than 1 million young people and housewives of all ethnic groups in Xinjiang learn to start their own businesses using online e-commerce platforms. In particular, he helped more than 200 disabled people to start their lives and made positive contributions to Xinjiang's poverty alleviation.

"Homeland After the Rain" is a collection of prose essays that collects dozens of works created by the author in recent years. The book is divided into eight parts: "Family Love is Like the Sea", "Rose Hazy", "Hometown Smoke", "Life is Like a Song", "Traces of Clogs", "Clouds on the Journey", "Sword Light Like Snow" and "My Literary Dream". As a person who has experienced it, the author is soaked in the ink of decades of ups and downs and rainbows in life. He eulogizes the family affection that is thicker than water, the hazy and magical love, the nostalgia of the smoke, and the friendship of the splashing waves. He promotes the truth, goodness and beauty of human nature, and explores the evolution of human nature under the background of great changes, and the duality of good and evil in human nature. It puts forward how in the turbulent torrent of the times, people can adapt to society, improve society, and become an upright man who is valuable to the country, has support for his family, and has a sense of happiness for himself.

"Burning Hope" is a collection of prose essays, divided into three volumes: "I Love My Motherland", "I Love My Hometown" and "I Love My Career". The first volume "I Love My Motherland" uses 34 works to praise the magnificent rivers and mountains of the great motherland. The second volume of "I Love My Hometown" uses 28 works to describe the four seasons of Huaibei, my hometown, or to describe the great changes in my hometown, or to miss my relatives, or to express and comprehend today's happy life. The third volume of "I Love My Career" has a total of 25 articles, including praises for educational development and teachers, discussions on teaching, and comments on some current education phenomena.

"Rain is Calm" is a collection of essays praising truth, goodness and beauty. It is divided into five series, namely "Rain Falls at Dusk", "Green Dream", "Wuyur River", "Lonely Fish" and "Song of Life". The author is full of emotional ink and uses sincere, beautiful and simple language to focus on writing about spiritual enlightenment, family stories, hometown scenery, morning and dusk of the four seasons, and the deeds of people. He aims to record unforgettable moments in life one after another, describe the great gifts that magical nature bestows on mankind, and discover those noble, humble, fertile souls and the profound enlightenment and shock those souls bring to people.

"You Are My Landscape" contains more than 70 prose essays written by the author, which mainly records many interesting people, things, objects, feelings, etc. That the author encountered in his daily life and work. This book consists of four chapters. The first chapter "Dreams in the Distance" mainly writes about the characteristics of Guizhou, the lives of relatives, and the author's dreams for the distant place, including "Guizhou Leaves", "Buyi Amei's "Promotion"", etc.; The second chapter "Wish to Be a Grass" mainly writes about various trivial matters of the author's wandering abroad, including "Going to Chengdu in the Spring "Look at Her" and so on; the third chapter "You Are My Scenery" mainly writes about the author's feelings about love, including "The Reason for Love", etc.; The fourth chapter is "Whose Time Is Not Wasted", which mainly includes the author's film reviews and book reviews, including "Who is the "ferryman" of whom in the river of time - After watching the movie", etc.

"Poetry Collection of the Sun" is a collection of personal poems. The full text is divided into three volumes: "Blooming Silver Light", "Swaying Faint Halo" and "Full of Dazzling Golden Light". Using poetry as the carrier and the sun as the central image, the author writes about the painful poetry that he has personally experienced from ordinary life, revealing his compassionate poetic heart from the lines. The sun and moon selflessly illuminate all things and are closely related to people's lives; under the sky, the motherland is like the sun, protecting the people and warming life. The author wrote down this heartfelt warmth and gratitude, and this mood condensed into this collection of poems.

"Things Still Remain" is the first collection of poems by Beijing-based young writer Fang Lei. The poems are divided into four series, with about 120 poems, covering the changes in the dimension and style of the author's poetry creation over the years. The extension of the creation of the works reflects the continuous thoughts on the relationship between man and nature, man and city and country, man and the times, and man and man. The poetry creation has a broad vision and profound thoughts. It is worth mentioning that as a former rock band musician, many of the poems in this collection have been or will be included in band albums as lyrics, or on mainstream music platforms. Poetry and music have a magical and meaningful blend and mutual arrival.

"The Beautiful Years" is a collection of prose works by the writer Ye Dan. This book tells the story of everything inside and outside the classroom from the perspective of a teacher who is on the front line of teaching. These works are warm little stories and a spiritual diary with love and light. The author writes in prose about the countless days and nights she spent with her children, and the pure hearts of the children can be seen in her words. Her words about children's personality, character, conduct, and dealings are immersed in her words, paving the way for children's growth with a simple, pure, optimistic, clear, and longing heart. This book is highly readable and interesting. It comes from life and work, and at the same time it is sublimated from life and work.

"Footprints: Taking Stock of Yibin Literature in 2021" includes the new works of more than 50 members of the Yibin Writers Association in Sichuan Province in 2021. The genres of works include novels, poems, essays, etc., And all works have been published in newspapers and periodicals at or above the provincial level. The themes of the works are diverse, and most of them are works that focus on reality and focus on depicting Yibin's ever-changing urban construction and the thriving quality of life of citizens, showing the positive and uplifting spirit of the people of Yibin. The writing is sophisticated and distinctive, with different styles. It shows the creative style of Yibin writers in 2021 from different angles and aspects at multiple levels, and has profound literary and artistic value.

The content of "Yingshan Essays" covers historical figures, local customs, landscapes, and life insights. The article traces an emotion and an event, and records the changes and development of the countryside. The whole article is full of simple sentiments and contains deep insights, which flow deep in the heart between the lines. Among them are historical figures who are honest in government and have national integrity, such as "Loyalty and filial piety for a lifetime", "Brothers as Scholars benefiting the family", and "Eight Kings" of anti-Japanese heroes; there are gratitude to the mountains, such as "Reading Yingshan", "Chronicles of Sheling", "Tracing the Origin of Xin'an Great Landscape"; there are also treasures of family, friendship and kindness, such as "Remembering Father", "Qingming Festival", "Long Love for Teachers", etc. These vivid people and things are symbols of the countryside and elements of the spliced ​​era. Real people and things build a primitive time and space, bringing the emotion of "nostalgia" from metaphysical rhetoric back to the real world.

"Grass Ring" is a collection of modern poems that contains a total of 120 poems by the author, divided into five albums: "Poetic Heart Wandering", "Flower Language", "Soul Response", "Grain Rain Sentiment", and "Fleeting Honesty". The author grew up in Haidong, Qinghai Province, and was deeply influenced by Hehuang culture in his youth. The simplicity, generosity and free and generous temperament in the poems came from this. The works care about the heart, the author loves life, and his poems focus more on land, rice, family, and nature. The works are full of the delicate emotions unique to female poets. With sincere emotions, delicate brushwork, and clean words, they unfold a poetic picture of life, accompanied by deep and lofty thoughts.

"The Davidia involucrata forms a painting: Ode to the plants of Mount Tianping" is a collection of modern poetry, divided into three volumes: the first "How the involucrata involucrata forms a painting", the second "Setaria paris, joy on the tip", and the third "The wind has stopped, but the trees are still whispering". The poetry collection is mainly to promote the good ecological environment and unique plant resources of Tianping Mountain in the Badagong Mountain National Nature Reserve in Hunan. As a local writer who has worked in this area for more than 30 years, he is very familiar with its ecological environment and unique plant resources. He has unique advantages and conditions to create a collection of plant-themed poems. The poetic language is simple, clean, delicate and vivid, making it an excellent collection of poetry.

The works selected in "The Look of Water: Selected Poems of Xu Hanzhou" include more than 200 modern poems written by the author in recent years. Most of them have been published in magazines such as "Yellow River", "Poetry Magazine", "Selected Poems", "Green Wind", and "Poetry Monthly". The content includes rural nostalgia, life feelings, life insights, natural landscapes, etc. For example, in the part about rural life, he wrote a series of rural poems centered on Daye Lake (an important lake on the Yangtze River) where he was born, expressing the homesickness of wanderers who have been away from their hometown for many years. The author's language is concise, his poetic style is simple and clean, and his imagery is rich and clear. The purpose of his creation is to praise life and praise truth, goodness and beauty. He is grateful for the support of relatives and friends, feels every detail in life, describes the beautiful scenery of natural mountains and rivers, and expresses his thoughts on ecological life. It is full of positive energy and inspires readers with beauty.

"The True Wind" is a collection of modern poetry. The author uses a poet's vision to magnify many details of village life. Night vigils, scarecrows, field spraying, and drying all seem to be full of wonderful poetry. The immersion of traditional cultural stories took root deep in his heart, giving the modern life in his writings a mysterious and romantic color before industrial civilization. This also made every poem he wrote full of a unique intertwining style of ancient and modern times, which is both sad, romantic and twists and turns. The expression technique of the poem is delicate and profound, the imagination is very peculiar, and the images are rich. Many images from ancient and modern China and the West are expressed in the poem, creating a romantic artistic conception.

"Who I'm Sitting With" is a poetry collection that contains a large number of poems by four authors: Wan Jianping, Xiong Jiaping, He Xianglan, and Qiu Zi. Wan Jianping uses classicism as a yardstick to measure contemporary aesthetics, constructs a grand text, and brings the classics that have always been eye-catching throughout time into the contemporary space in the form of post-reading impressions. The breath he draws from classical consciousness has both the pleasant imagination of modern people suddenly looking back and the sense of collision of rediscovering history. The semantics of Xiong Jiaping's poems may appear to be plain and calm, but they are full of undercurrents. The narration of many details of life has sensitive insights, and the imagery of rhetoric conveys the psychological state of all living things. He Xianglan depicts the hazy green with the delicacy and purity of an intellectual woman, showing the tenderness of poetry. Her long-lasting emotions breathe evenly on the paper. As a poet, Qiuzi and his poems are dyed with a naughty color, sometimes passionate, sometimes deep, using poetry as a carrier to show us beautiful pictures. Poetry is the lonely light at night and the existence of spirit. The poetic characters of each of the four poets are spiritual allies nurtured by life. "Who Are You Sitting With" is a gathering that shows us the divergence of thinking and the collision of sparks, giving us spiritual enjoyment.

"Fireworks in the World" is a collection of modern poetry works, divided into six volumes: the first volume, "Fireworks in the World," records the poet's daily observations of life in his hometown, showing the world a world with the flavor of fireworks; the second volume, "Nursery Rhymes Gone Away," collects the poems with childlike interest created by the poet; the third volume, "Looking Back," writes about the people and things that have passed away in his hometown, and now Looking back, it becomes clearer in the eyes of the poet; the fourth series "Walking in Xiaoxiang" is a true description of some scenic spots in Hunan; the fifth series "Times Without Traces" is some things immersed in the end of the year, expressing the poet's deep love for his hometown; the sixth series "Warm Days", the works are related to family affection, recording those warm moments in life in a poetic style. The appendix contains poetry reviews by contemporary poets and critics such as Zhou Sese, Zhu Jianye, Huang Feidi, and Cao Shu, allowing readers to read a more three-dimensional portrait of the poet.

"Yanluo Ji" is divided into ancient metrical poems, lyrics, and Sanqu, and a modern style of four parts. The content covers landscape, humanities and other aspects. The author is very careful in choosing words and sentences, and the words are simple and eloquent; in terms of meter, compared to poetry, her music is closer to the true nature of Sanqu, which is plain, delicate, and unpretentious. Expressing nostalgia for her hometown is a feature of her poetry, and her hometown is the source of her creation. Her life experience and her diligent study and practice formed the foundation for her creation of poetry, lyrics and music. Her love for life and obsession with poetry, lyrics and music gave her a higher understanding of classical poetry, lyrics and music. Therefore, she wrote so many life-like and down-to-earth works based on her feelings.

A collection of representative works by the talented Japanese poet Ishikawa Takuboku, a classic translation by Zhou Zuoren, and a super complete collection of Chinese and Japanese bilingual editions! This book contains 551 songs from "A Grip of Sand" and 194 songs from "The Sad Toy". Ishikawa Takuboku's poems have unique descriptions of daily life, changes in the seasons, relatives, friends, and children, and record the gains and losses in life with delicate and sensitive thoughts, which are sincere and touching. As a writer who died of illness at a young age but left behind a large number of poems, comments and profound literary theories, his content has irreplaceable value in terms of his creative level and his understanding of life beyond the times. Zhou Zuoren's translation is simple and elegant, making the poet's lonely, sensitive and burning heart vividly appear on the page. If you are unhappy, then read Ishikawa Takuboku's poems!

Shakespeare's classic comedy. Zhu Shenghao's classic translation, a Chinese-English bilingual version, allows you to intuitively experience the charm of Shakespeare's language. "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is a very representative comedy work by Shakespeare. It tells the love story of lovers who finally get married. This work has a huge influence in the history of world literature and drama. Although the story in the play takes place in the ancient Greek period, the thoughts and feelings of the characters in the play are based on the real life in Britain at that time, reflecting the struggle of new women at that time for the right to free love and independent marriage. Through the contrast of real emotions and the magic forest, and the coexistence of real characters and the fairy king of the forest, it expresses the humanistic ideal of equal coexistence between people and harmonious coexistence between man and nature. If this drama offends you, just think of it as a dream.

Nobel Prize winner Rabindranath Tagore's masterpiece, classic translation by Zheng Zhenduo, Chinese and English bilingual version. "The Collection of Flying Birds" is a collection of philosophical aphorisms and poems, with a total of 325 short poems. They use flowers, plants, mountains and rivers, birds and animals, women and children, relatives and friends, love, hate, etc. As materials, either to capture a natural landscape or to tell a truth. Fresh and bright, beautiful and timeless. Relying on the poet's keen insight into nature and society, these short poems contain profound wisdom, rich thoughts and profound philosophy. In this collection of poems filled with thoughts, day and night, fallen leaves and flowing fireflies, freedom and betrayal are all transformed into beautiful poems under Tagore's pen, which are fascinating and thought-provoking.

"I hope to go to Paris for a year and then to London for a year. I want to see the world." "Annie's Diary" writes down hopes and dreams in the darkness of imprisonment, letting words become the shape of freedom.

"Wake Up and See the Sea" is a collection of poems written by poet Li Cheng in the past two years, including about 90 published poems with high artistic standards. The collection of poems focuses on the poet's deep understanding of himself and the world, extending from the description of daily scenes to the reflection of natural phenomena. Through the reflection on the night, he reflects on his own state in real life, and then reaches the examination of all things in nature. Through his care for art, he triggers the infinite imagination and reverie of life.

This collection of works mainly focuses on people and objects in southern Shanxi, detailing the lively and interesting stories of catching cicadas, eating melons, and picking apricots in childhood; it also records the warmth of family affection and the perception of growth; in addition, it also explores the splendid culture of the historical sites in Shanxi, as well as the author's tireless pursuit of literature and his personal insights into famous works. These words are simple and magnanimous, full of brilliant happiness from a child's perspective, as well as profound thoughts on life, family ties and culture. They are full of love for life and nostalgia for hometown culture. They are enjoyable to read and full of yearning for the land of Jin.

[Chinese Food + Father-Daughter Relationship + Hot on the Tongue + Inspiring Life] This is a collection of works mainly based on taste and food. The words are full of deep nostalgia for my father and enthusiasm for a better life. From the Guangxi Zhuang dustpan feast and Yunnan spring flower delicacies to Chaoshan fish and Cantonese morning tea, the author uses local specialties to connect the life fragments of three generations: the father cooking taro meat in front of the stove, the warmth of grandma picking pumpkin flowers in the vegetable garden, and the perseverance and pursuit of career, family, and education of several generations. The writer would like to dedicate this book to her father, and to everyone who recognizes love in the smoke of fireworks and inherits love. May we all eat well and love deeply.

"Relieve Boredom" is the first collection of essays by writer Zhang Chenliang. As a science popularizer, Zhang Chenliang's reputation is among the best in the industry. He writes for "Natural History" magazine, "identifies popular online creatures" on the online platform, and leads a team to go to deep mountains and forests to shoot natural documentaries... His erudition and humor have attracted him countless fans, and readers like his concise and humorous writing. Xiaoliang writes prose, adhering to his own style of "speaking in human terms" and speaking in a fun way when doing science popularization. His writing is playful, and the people, objects and events in his writing are vivid, and there are always a few words hidden between the lines to make you laugh. This is also the writing style that Xiaoliang has been pursuing. He likes to read Wang Zengqi's prose, and his own writing is imbued with a leisurely, comfortable and discerning charm. In Xiaoliang's prose, there are various happy things he has experienced and interesting moments in life. It turns out that Director Fox, who looks quite serious and occasionally goes "crazy", actually has so many cute sides: in the twists and turns of "Looking for Li Jianguo", the clever and curious young boy Xiao Liang; in "The History of Nunchaku Practice", the stick association who once shouldered the important task of promoting martial arts Xiao Liang, the boss; in "The Music of the 31-year-old Man", the middle-aged father Xiao Liang is stuck in the maze of the children's playground, thinking about life; in "The Peach Blossom Land on the Central Axis", the Xiao Liang who is off work accidentally enters the large singing and dancing square, and starts to sway to the rhythm without paying attention...

This book is the most autobiographical collection of essays and is Gissing's masterpiece of prose. It describes the life of the hermit Rycroft who is obsessed with books, natural scenery and reminiscing about the past. In fact, it was Gissing who expressed his feelings and analyzed his inner world through Rycroft's autobiography. Gissing was poor all his life, but he loved literature. His hobby and pursuit of literary masterpieces and his yearning for a quiet life in nature are fully reflected in the book. This book is divided into four parts: spring, summer, autumn and winter. It is beautifully written and fluently written. It is one of the treasures of short essays in British literature.

This book is the author's affectionate narrative about family happiness. Life is really a miracle, it will bring you great joy and even shock you! The author, who became a grandfather, was very excited about the arrival of Dabao Xiaoyanyan, and recorded meticulous and rare observations, insights and thoughts while accompanying her as she grew up. The arrival of Erbao Chenchen more than seven years later brought more joy to the family. This is a universal and common joy in the world, but the thoughtful author recorded all the subtle expressions and true feelings with his unique vision and observation, so that readers can't help but resonate and think, "Don't we have similar experiences and feelings?" The whole book runs through the main line of admiration for the miracle of life, as well as the perception of love and life. There are all kinds of emotions in the world, but what this book describes is a special kind of family affection. What is presented is the author's evocative life story from a unique perspective. The book is full of strong interest in life, reflecting various phenomena of the times from one side, with stories, details and thoughts. From personality to commonality, from individual to typical, this is a major feature of this book.

In Wang Yingcheng's collection of prose stories, the author writes about family memories, childhood memories, and traditional customs in the language of novels. It is very interesting to read, especially based on professional experience. He records several short stories about the rehabilitation treatment of special children, just like a wisp of spring breeze awakening the frozen river bed and making the silent land ring with tinkling singing again.

This book is a collection of essays. The author uses delicate and emotional language to profoundly describe his unique perception of life, emotions and the beauty of the four seasons. The book expresses how to perceive and experience with wisdom and a pure heart when facing natural winds and rains, emotional entanglements and life tribulations, to settle in loneliness, to learn to give in love, to stick to one's original intention as one grows, and ultimately to realize the sublimation of one's thoughts. The work emphasizes the importance of personal spiritual enrichment and growth, believing that growth is the continuous cultivation of quality and spiritual world, showing a life attitude and philosophy of life.

This book is a collection of literary works. In order to implement the spirit of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and the spirit of the National Ecological and Environmental Protection Conference, and demonstrate the determination and actions of all sectors of society to work together to fight against pollution and build a beautiful Henan, the Henan Provincial Department of Ecology and Environment is hosting a collection of literary works from all walks of life to write stories about the public's participation in ecological and environmental protection, to show thinking about the relationship between man and nature, to convey the concept of harmonious coexistence between man and nature, to eulogize the natural beauty and ecological beauty of Henan, and to show the gratifying ecological changes. The book is divided into five chapters according to genres, namely novels, reportage, prose, poetry, and literary scripts.

This book is a collection of reportage. This is an illustration of the entrepreneurial spirit that resonates with reform and opening up. Through five chapters: characters, topics, interviews, communications, and literature, it deeply deconstructs the growth code of Zhongjing Wanxi Pharmaceutical's rise and development from the mountains in western Henan, and comprehensively displays the rise of traditional Chinese medicine companies. Journalists' documentary footage, scholars' professional analysis, and writers' literary touches, like scattered pearls, connect the legendary trajectory of corporate development. These warm-hearted words not only record the company's arduous struggle, but are also precious gifts bestowed by the times. Between the lines, the hardships of starting a business, innovative breakthroughs and the passion for creation are vividly displayed on the page, allowing readers to gain insight into the majestic narrative of an era through the development history of a company.

In the 1920s, Fu Sinian's secret letter pushed Oracle expert Yang Mingtiao into the fog of Anyang. There are undercurrents surging in Anyang City: Lan Baoguang, a master of counterfeit carving, cuts his sapphire knife across an oracle bone, Canadian priest Ming Yishi rides a white horse on the banks of the Huan River, Japanese Aoki's military boots step into the secret back garden, and Yang Mingtiao's ex-girlfriend Mei Bingzhi swings her sleeves on the stage and sings ancient operas, and the elders of the leprosy village on the outskirts of the city People used their fingernails to carve heavenly books on the walls... After decades and many adventures, at the moment when the moonlight penetrated the dome of the underground palace, Yang Mingtiao finally understood that the city itself was the biggest oracle bone - all living beings were the cracks carved by the ancients, and the real treasure house was hidden deep underground where the men in black were guarding.

At the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, in order to avoid war and famine, the nobles and ordinary people followed the Western Jin royal family and migrated southward from the Western Jin capital Luoyang, Heluo area and even the vast Central Plains. This was the first great migration of the Hakka ancestors in recorded history. Over the past 1,700 years, the Central Plains, Heluo and Luoyang have become the ancestral homeland of the Hakka people and the eternal hometown of their ancestors.

This book is a piece of documentary literature. It is based on the main line of interviews with more than 20 centenarians and is extended from multiple angles. It naturally integrates Xiping County's various people-benefiting projects, various customs and customs of the hometown of longevity, and the rich heritage of Leizu culture into the text. The author's interviews and creation lasted three years. The work is close to life, real and vivid. The century-old life experience of a centenarian tells readers: to be content with one's needs, be kind and open-minded, respect the elderly and filial piety, be optimistic and strong, and more importantly, be grateful and cherish the present.

This book picks out the best poems about Luoyang in the past dynasties and extracts 106 excellent works by 79 poets, from Zhou to Yuan and Ming dynasties, highlighting the themes of nature and humanities. The poems are brilliant and popular throughout the ages. Because of his poetic mind and insight, he can understand the subtle details of the text and gain deep samadhi.

It selects 166 classic poems by 9 Nobel Prize winners in literature, weaving a poetic galaxy with "happiness" as the context. From the world-renowned literary giant Rabindranath Tagore to Maeterlinck, known as the "Shakespeare of Belgium"; from Karl Felt to Kipling; from the romantic and symbolist Yeats to Hesse, the last knight of the German Romantics; from the modernist master Eliot to Mistral who sang about maternal tenderness; and the hermit poet Quasimodo. After hundreds of years, these great works of poetry are still shining brightly. With the translator's background introduction, slow down, have a conversation with the poet, and experience and feel the world instead of being obsessed with meaning. In this era of eagerness to express happiness, we learn to express sadness honestly, and you can make yourself happier.

This book is a miscellany of calligraphy arts. The author studies art intensively, is familiar with classics and history, and is knowledgeable about art principles. When you have something to think about, always jot it down. In the form of poems, literary essays, essays, and letters, he described his unique insights and thoughts on the art of Chinese calligraphy, ancient and modern famous calligraphers, calligraphy works, calligraphy, and other traditional Chinese culture. At the same time, it also includes his preface, postscript, interviews and speeches he gave at some book fairs and seminars. Mr. Xu Yu is a typical contemporary artist and literary critic in the fields of literature and calligraphy. He also studied painting in his later years and has done extensive research on traditional culture.

In the 1980s, the Chinese literary world once exclaimed: "There is an old Qiao in Henan!" This triggered the "Qiao Dian Yun phenomenon." Although twenty-eight years have passed, his name still shines brightly in Nanyang, Henan and even the contemporary Chinese literary world. "The Complete Works of Qiao Dianyun" consists of 7 volumes, including the short story volume "Full Ticket" and "Village Soul", the novella volume "Black Hole", the novel volume "Jin Dou Chronicle Destiny", the essay volume "My Shadow", the film script and folk art volume "Mountain Plum", and the letters and unfinished manuscript volume "No Choice", totaling more than 2 million words, comprehensively showing Qiao Dianyun's literary achievements. The appendix is ​​"Chronology of Qiao Dianyun's Creation", and each volume is interspersed with photos of the author's life and creation in various periods, which is extremely precious.

"Er Yue He Wen Yue" is a masterpiece of Yue Yue He's works except "Luoxia Trilogy". The publication of the four-volume "Er Yue He Wen Cun" is not only a systematic arrangement and complete presentation of Mr. Er Yue He's life writings, but also an authentic cultural protection work. It is an important milestone for later readers to interpret Yue Er He and his writings, and for carrying forward Mr. Yue He's virtues.

"The Crystal in the Hand" is a collection of poems. The poet Wei Wukang is rooted in the heavy land of Zhuang Township. With a plain attitude, he creatively uses leaves and birdsong, the memory of a river, different eyes, and the sound of jumping on the solar terms as writing objects to express his unique and sincere feelings. The beautiful artistic conception and imagination reflect the author's authenticity and romance, like the chirping of a bird, which is clear, smart, crystal clear and meaningful. Reading such poems can light up the corners of your life, illuminate some lonely faces, and make people cherish every day and live a simple, free and happy life.

"That Year, That Place, Those People" is a collection of prose essays. The whole book is divided into five parts: "Those Indelible Memories", "Those People Who Left", "Those Outpouring Emotions", "Those Shining Places", "Those Years Turning Like Tops" and a postscript. The author uses plain writing techniques to unpretentiously record his tired and happy feelings during his more than 30 years as a judge, as well as his sincerity and affection for his relatives, friends, and even all things in the world. The author outlines the hard work of the people at the bottom of the family and the humility and gentleness they give to the years from the relatives, friends or parties around him, thereby calling on people to advocate truth, goodness and beauty, and to be "plain and uncarved"; from the thoughts of those who have passed away, he reflects the truth that "health is king, and living well is responsibility and responsibility"; from describing the beauty of the mountains and rivers of the motherland, he expresses the beautiful voice of "love China, love life".

"Looking for Nanhe" is a self-selected collection of Yu He's prose works published in journals such as "People's Literature" and "October", with a total of nine articles. The included works "Boundary" won the 2018 People's Literature Award, and "Looking for Nanhe" won the 2023 Mangyuan Literature Award.