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How to manage their own time is a "big problem" that primary school students urgently need to solve. This book allows children in the third grade of primary school to realize that playfulness, procrastination, laziness and willfulness prevent us from having the habit of time management. It also uses specific examples to help children realize the importance of time management and how to plan their own time, hoping that they will develop good time management habits. During the writing process, the author combined domestic and foreign theoretical research on time management and turned the profound truth into stories and situations, which is rare among similar books. This book is one of the series of children's picture books in Zhongshan City's National Self-cultivation Action. There are six types of picture books in this series, which are edited by the Propaganda Department of the Zhongshan Municipal Party Committee and executive compiled by the Zhongshan Municipal Education and Sports Bureau.

Liang Qichao wrote prolifically throughout his life and covered a wide range of academic research. He made achievements in the fields of philosophy, literature, history, classics, law, ethics, religion and other fields. In terms of literary theory and criticism, he introduced new concepts of Western culture and literature, and initiated the innovation of various literary styles in modern times. Among them, the "revolution in poetry" and the "revolution in novels" have particularly great influence. This volume focuses on Liang Qichao's literary theories on "new literary styles" and "revolution in the novel world". The main titles include "On the Relationship between Novels and Group Governance", "Poetic Talk in the Drinking Ice Room" (Excerpts), "New China's Future Notes", "Hawaii Travel Notes", etc.

Chen Xianzhang (1428:1500), named Gongfu and Shizhai. A native of Baishali, Xinhui, he is known as Mr. Baisha in the world. He was a thinker, educator, calligrapher, and poet in the Ming Dynasty. He was the only Ming Dynasty Confucian scholar in Guangdong who worshiped Confucius Temple. He advocated learning, knowing doubts, and independent thinking, and advocated a relatively free and open style of study, which gradually formed the Jiangmen School. Learned from Wu Yubi. In the twelfth year of Zhengtong (1447), people were elected. Later, he gave up his intention to take the imperial examination and was recommended to the Hanlin Academy for review, hoping that he would eventually be raised. I can't recommend him again and again. He gave lectures in his hometown and founded the Baisha School. Cultivation mainly involves sitting in meditation, so as to achieve the state of quiet enlightenment and self-satisfaction, which is the forerunner of enlightened mind learning in the modern era. There is a biography in Volume 283 of "History of the Ming Dynasty". This book is intended to collect all Chen Xianzhang's poems handed down from generation to generation in a chronological manner. It is based on the six-volume version of "The Complete Works of Bai Sha" engraved by He Jiuchou in the 49th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty (collected in the Library of Sun Yat-sen University). The ten-volume version of "Recent Drafts of Mr. Bai Sha's Poems" engraved by Wu Tingju in the ninth year of Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty (referred to as the Wu version, collected by the Academia Sinica in History and Language, Taiwan) Research Institute); twenty-one volumes of "The Complete Works of Mr. Baisha" were engraved by He Ziming in the first year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (in the collection of the Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan); nine volumes of "The Complete Works of Baisha" were engraved by He Shangxin in the ninth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (in the library of Sun Yat-sen University); Huang Zhizheng's original edition in the twelfth year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty (referred to as the Huang version, is in the library of Sun Yat-sen University). Also refer to the collation records of Luo Qiao, Lin Qi, Gao Jian, Xiao Shiyan, He Xiongxiang, and Wang Anshun recorded in "Chen Xian Zhang Ji" edited by Sun Tonghai (referred to as Sun Jiao). In addition, twenty-nine poems outside the collection were transcribed from "Supplement to Chen Xianzhang's Poems and Prose", and several poems outside the collection were compiled from other books and are attached at the end of the volume. There are many editions of Mr. Baisha's collection. The author presided over the compilation work of "Quan Yue Poetry" and was responsible for sorting out Bai Sha's poems. He carefully searched for Mr. Bai Sha's collection and obtained the earliest Wu Tingju published version, "Recent Draft of Mr. Bai Sha's Poems" (referred to as the Wu version). Wu's "Recent Draft of Mr. Baisha's Poems" is a ten-volume edition written by Mr. Chen Baisha in his later years. It collects poems from Jiachen (1484), the 20th year of Chenghua, to Jiayin (1494), the seventh year of Hongzhi. In addition to being the earliest collection of Chen Baisha's poems handed down to the world, Wu Benzhong's chronicle poems provide a large amount of first-hand data for research on Bai Sha's life and contacts, and are of great value for the future compilation of Mr. Bai Sha's chronology. They are also of great value in collation. Some misspelled words and different texts in each edition can be corrected according to the Wu edition. Some of the Wu edition's self-notes have been deleted in each edition. In addition, there are still some poems in the Wu edition that are not available in each edition and can be compiled and lost.

The author of this book, Wang Kuang, is a famous older generation journalist in my country and one of the four famous journalists of Xinhua News Agency during the Revolutionary War. This book collects the essence of his poems and essays throughout his life and fully embodies the thoughts and feelings of an outstanding old journalist.

This book is an anthology of published reportage. The content is based on the historical process of the 40 years of reform and opening up. It selects 25 short and medium-sized pieces of excellent reportage, comprehensively recording the magnificent historical process of the 40 years of reform and opening up and the special role of Chinese reportage. Including introduction to the work, introduction to the author, original text of the work, appreciation of the work, etc.

This book is one of the "Series of Excellent Works to Celebrate the 90th Anniversary of the Founding of the Communist Party of China and Commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the Revolution of 1911". This series of books is a related literary work written to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China and the 100th anniversary of the Revolution of 1911. This book describes how during the Anti-Japanese War, countless Hunan teenagers enthusiastically devoted themselves to the patriotic struggle against foreign aggression. When the country was in crisis, heroes and heroines from all over the country gathered in Changsha to launch guerrilla warfare. They blocked the enemy's iron hoof with their tenacious fighting spirit and heroic fighting, demonstrating the ironclad strength of the Chinese nation under the flames of war.

"Leave a Trace: A Collection of Essays Commemorating the 60th Anniversary of the Guangdong Revolutionary History Museum" is a collection of essays selected by in-service professional and technical staff of the Guangdong Revolutionary History Museum. It was specially edited and published to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the founding of the Guangdong Revolutionary History Museum, in order to demonstrate the academic level of the staff of the Guangdong Revolutionary History Museum, enhance the academic research atmosphere, and serve as a tribute to the museum's 60th anniversary. The content is divided into five major sections: museum construction, cultural relic protection and research, social education, Huangpu origin exploration, and historical research. There are about 30 articles, most of which are published journal articles.

"Chen Lanbin Collection" is a collection of various writings by Chen Lanbin, an important official, scholar, and the first Chinese minister to the United States and the first supervisor of students studying in the United States in the late Qing Dynasty. The book contains a total of 36 memorials by Chen Lanbin, 42 notes to the U. S. Federal government, 47 messages to the Prime Minister's Office and Li Hongzhang, 6 approval orders issued to subordinates, 50 letters, 31 essays, as well as the submissions and oral confessions of the Chinese workers in Cuba, "Journey to the United States" (Diary), poems, couplets, etc. The whole book is about 1.5 Million words.

"Instructions for Using Novel" is a history of the development of French novels in the 20th century written by the famous contemporary French literary critic Henri Godard. It was first published in 2006. French novels experienced a very special process of change in the 20th century. Prior to this, novels tended to narrate in chronological order, arrange plots according to the law of cause and effect, and strive to create the illusion that literature imitates reality. These principles formed the basis of the most important European novels in the 19th century. Beginning in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, some novelists-such as Woolf and Joyce-began to challenge this tradition of novel writing. In France, this challenge is relevant to several novelists of every generation during the 20th century. When we look back at this period of history, we will find that by exploring the opposite of mimetic fiction, these novelists also established a real trend. This trend has its own development logic, development process and development progress, among which the 1920s and 1950s were its two development acceleration periods. Although the works in this trend have different characteristics, they also show an important commonality. Henri Godard's "Instructions for Using Novel" focuses on such an innovative critical trend. This book has a total of fourteen chapters. It introduces French novelists who "anti-imitation" through various forms of innovation and their representative works in chronological order. It clearly presents an anti-traditional path that French novels took in the first seventy-five years of the twentieth century, and analyzes the characteristics of each development stage of this path. Through this analysis, Henri Godard reveals the many possibilities of novel creation.

In research in the humanities, the analysis of time has always been given top priority. Space is seen only as a container, an insignificant stage - where the fate of all beings unfolds. But in recent decades, the relationship between these two basic coordinates of living things has gradually become more balanced. This book considers the representation of space in the fictional world and explores its close connection with reality. In a postmodern environment, the perception of reality is diminished and the virtual triumphs. As a result, the art of imitation to which literature belongs can propose a new way of interpreting the world, namely geographical criticism, which simultaneously involves the fields of literary theory, cultural geography and architecture. Geocriticism is a hugely stimulating and resourceful contribution to the spatial turn in literary criticism, providing a unique and sophisticated approach to exploring representations of space. --"Textual Practice"

["Liu Xingchen's Serious Case Notes" + "Liu Xingchen's Serious Case Notes 2" set is now online! ]Provincial experts' notes on solving the case! It contains 16 real cases including Northeastern gangs, burying corpses to suppress houses, killing husbands and changing faces, etc. Interpol Liu Xingchen has been a police officer for 15 years and has solved more than 1,000 cases, many of which were supervised by the Ministry of Public Security and the Provincial Public Security Department. He has won the third-class individual merit three times. "Liu Xingchen's Notes on Serious Cases": This book records the major cases he has personally experienced since he became a police officer in 2007: from the gangsters who kill people, to the tomb robbers who bury corpses in houses; from the wife who changed the face of her dead husband in order to defraud the bail, to the perfect husband who killed two wives in a row and claimed to be in love with him... These crimes, described in the news as "extremely cruel means, extremely bad in nature, and have great social impact", have revealed a hidden corner in the quiet, everyday real society. "Liu Xingchen's Serious Case Notes 2": After a boy who abused a cat committed a murder, he said he was "brain controlled"; after participating in a taboo game, someone called him 10 times a day to urge him to commit suicide; faced with these "extremely cruel means, extremely bad nature, and huge social impact" cases, Liu Xingchen and his colleagues worked through the cases one by one, watching the surveillance frame by frame, and checking the information line by line. Therefore, when you open this book, you will be like driving a police car with Sir Liu, traveling through the streets of the criminal world, colliding head-on with all kinds of murderers, gangsters, and drug lords, and seeing a hidden corner of the real society. The author also popularizes common sense of criminal law that may be used in daily life through specific cases, such as the conviction and sentencing of various cases such as theft, fraud, and murder, so that readers can master a weapon against illegal infringements.

Interpol Liu Xingchen is an expert in solving crimes at the Provincial Public Security Department. He has solved more than 1,000 cases, many of which were supervised by the Ministry of Public Security and the Provincial Public Security Department. He selected 16 major cases and wrote this book. After a cat-abuse boy committed a murder, he said he was "brain-controlled"; after participating in a taboo game, someone called him 10 times a day to urge him to commit suicide; faced with these cases of "extremely cruel means, extremely bad nature, and great social impact", Liu Xingchen and his colleagues worked through the cases one by one, watching the surveillance frame by frame, and checking the information line by line. Therefore, when you open this book, you will be like driving a police car with Sir Liu, traveling through the streets of the criminal world, colliding head-on with all kinds of murderers, gangsters, and drug lords, and seeing a hidden corner of the real society. The author also popularizes common sense of criminal law that may be used in daily life through specific cases, such as the conviction and sentencing of various cases such as theft, fraud, and murder, so that readers can master a weapon against illegal infringements.

This book is a collection of reminiscence essays by Mr. Lu Xun recalling different life experiences in his childhood, adolescence and youth. As a "note of memories", this book reflects sideways the author's life as a teenager and vividly reflects the formation of his character and interests. The first seven chapters reflect his childhood life in his family and private school in Shaoxing, while the last three chapters describe his experience of traveling from his hometown to Nanjing, then to Japan to study, and then back to China to teach. In addition to Mr. Lu Xun's collection of essays "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk", this book also includes some other articles by the author. It is intended to use reading to nourish the reader's growth, cultivate the reader's sentiment, so that the reader's outlook on life and values ​​are subtly affected during the reading process, and develop a good character. On the basis of selected beautiful articles, this book is also equipped with exquisite color illustrations, allowing readers to visually understand the author's heart while appreciating the beautiful articles.

Teacher Mengman came into the public eye because of her poetry lectures, but in fact, as a university professor, her research direction is ancient history, especially the history of ancient women. In "Mengman Women's Poetry Class", teacher Mengman combines poetry with women, uses poetry as a guide, and follows the order of historical dynasties to tell the wonderful lives of the 52 women behind the poetry, as well as the Chinese history behind them. The first volume "Philosophical Women" mainly talks about 28 political women who changed history, while the second volume "Bang Yuan" mainly talks about 24 cultural women who wrote history. There is not only the deep affection of "I wish to have the same person, and we will never be apart until we grow old together", but also the helplessness of "the highest to the sun and the moon, the closest relatives to the distant couple", the free and easy feeling of "I see how charming the green mountains are, I expected the green mountains to see me like this", and the pride of "no need for light blue and deep red, I am the best among flowers". These women are gentle, but they have scratches. History has shaped them, and they also write history. Their thoughts are in the poems, and their life stories are also in the poems. This is life beyond poetry, the truth in history, the other half of the shining stars besides Qin Shihuang, Tang Xuanzong, Li Bai, Du Fu... That we ignore and cannot understand.

This book is a collection of Zhu Ziqing's classic works. The book not only contains Zhu Ziqing's widely recited classics, but also includes "Back View", "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond" and many other chapters selected as Chinese textbooks. This book not only has concise language and clear writing style, but also contains profound truth and power, which can bring spiritual comfort to readers. This book aims to use reading to nourish readers' growth, cultivate readers' sentiments, so that readers' outlook on life and values ​​can be subtly affected during the reading process, and they can develop good character. On the basis of selected beautiful articles, this book is also equipped with exquisite color illustrations, allowing readers to visually understand the author's heart while appreciating the beautiful articles.

This set of books is a collection of best-selling works by healing author Lu Sihao. "The Long Journey", "The Night Before Dawn", "You Have Walked a Long Way" and "You Have to Believe There is No Tomorrow" have influenced millions of readers. "The Long Journey": The difficulty of life may be different for everyone, but the weight of losing it weighs on everyone equally. This book was born in the post-epidemic era. It pays attention to both social phenomena and every individual. It tells about the love, hate, parting, pain and struggle of ordinary people, the confusion and self-salvation of ordinary people, and gives everyone a little courage to fight life again. If you still have some energy left, gently hand someone an umbrella when it rains. "The Night Before Dawn": "There has always been a voice in my heart questioning my choices, and now I have decided to accept its accusation." An urban white-collar worker who was about to turn thirty years old suffered from bipolar disorder for no reason. A month later, he was on the verge of collapse. After waking up in the smoke, he was lying in a nursing center. This is a story about escape, confrontation and choice. From the moment the protagonist enters the rehab center, he is forced to confront his illness and his memories. He needs to open up his scarred heart and let others in to make life meaningful again. At the same time, various characters in the sanatorium are also facing their own choices. "You have also come a long way": Lu Sihao's 2017 new collection of youth inspirational stories. This book contains 16 long stories about youth, growth, and love, describing the real life and emotional state of the post-90s generation. Lu Sihao said: "I know you have traveled a long way and are very tired, but I hope you can still meet people and things that make you determined. Your sincerity will not be let down, and those you trust are worthy." "You have to believe that there is no tomorrow that cannot be reached": All the gloom is left to yesterday, and we should wake up at dawn. As the calendar turns page by page, all the past is moving away and all tomorrows are approaching. Forget with peace of mind when you forget, remember with all your heart when you remember, wake up tomorrow and live full of blood. Even if it's difficult, you still have to get where you want to go. What should we do when we are troubled, anxious, and uneasy?

The work is a literary script. Li Liguo, who had been imprisoned for 20 years for being falsely accused of rape and wrongfully convicted of rape, returned to his hometown after being released from prison. In order to regain his innocence, he found Zhao Lili, the victim who also identified himself, and wanted her to appear in court to overturn the case. But Zhao Lili has a hidden past and is already married and living a stable life. After Li Liguo came to the door, Zhao Lili did not want her husband Sheng Jinxiang to know about her unbearable past, so she rejected his request. Li Liguo found lawyer Cao to help him reverse the case. Based on clues, Li Liguo found the two real culprits who committed the crime that year. One of them had already died due to an accident, leaving only Wang Haicheng, an entrepreneur with a flourishing career. In order to cover up the truth, Wang Haicheng bribed lawyer Cao, Sheng Jinxiang and Li Liguo's sister. Sheng Jinxiang knew the truth of the matter and could not accept that Zhao Lili had deceived him. The relationship between the two was only in name only. They accidentally led to the death of their child during a dispute. Zhao Lili was completely disappointed. Wang Haicheng hired a murderer to get rid of Li Liguo, but Li Liguo was lucky enough to escape. Feeling that he was in a dead end, he decided to take the initiative to obtain evidence to prove his innocence. At this time, Zhao Lili, who had no worries, decided to help Li Guo reverse the case, but Li Guo also let go of his hatred for her. Under Liguo's life-and-death pressure, Wang Haicheng finally told the truth, Liguo obtained evidence, and finally the police helped Li Liguo regain his innocence, and the truth about Liguo's case came to light...

The girl who was deeply hurt gradually uncovered the scene of sex crimes committed by a neglected teacher in Japan. "Today Takagi pinched my breast." "What?" "Three times, like this, it really hurts." Takagi - he is the head teacher of the "Morning Glory Class" where the sixth grade student Seiko is. How could a primary school teacher do such a thing? As the truth unfolds, the truth is far more serious than parents imagined. After the waves hit, the Holy Son seemed to be carried by the receding tide, sinking deeper and deeper into the invisible shadow of Teacher Takagi. The school's denial, the slander of those around him, and the media's wanton exaggeration... In the past seven years, through "girls' accusations" like swords and swords, the victims and their families have spoken out while fighting on the thorny road of pursuing justice. From this, we can also see the social power structure hidden behind teachers' sexual crimes.

There are 3 volumes in the set, namely "The Farthest Distance", "As Long as You Are Strong Enough" and "Please Love At Least One Man Who Looks Like a Man". "The Farthest Distance": That winter, Su Ying and Yunsheng met by chance on the street. Both of them were looking for a warmth that was hard to find. Su Ying, who was true to her heart, gave up her original wealthy and stable life and moved into a small apartment just for a window through which she could watch Yun Sheng. She turned her sincerity into hand-stitched pillows with love letters hidden in them, and stayed with Yunsheng every day, but she never got a response. She never expected that no matter how much she sacrificed, no matter how time went by, Yunsheng's deceased lover would still stand between them: dead people are perfect... Only those who have suffered from a secret love will understand the desolation of a secret love. Yunsheng, will one day, you will regret the deep love you missed? "As long as you are strong enough": Zhang Xiaoxian's independent motto for women in the new era. You can be willful, you can be romantic, you can rather grow old in love than live a contentious life, you can still be clear about love and hate, you can continue to pursue love in marriage, and you can do things that the world thinks you shouldn't do at this age. Everything, as long as you are strong enough. You have to keep moving forward and live your life well. No one ever asks you to be great, it's just that you don't accept that you're not good enough. Please try your best to improve your vision and taste, please try your best to fly. "Please at least love a man who looks like a man": We always live for others to see first, and then we learn to live for ourselves. The days are long, youth is gone, life is so limited, please don't waste yourself. Don't just love a good man, don't just love an excellent man, don't just love a talented man, don't just love an interesting man, don't just love a man with good conditions, don't just love a man who is willing to accommodate you, don't just love a man who loves you and loves you, please love a responsible man. Love a man who you love and loves you, love a man who is good to you, love a man who is smart, wise and constantly improving, love a kind man, love a man who is responsible, or at least, love a man who is like a man.

How to write flowers? "Each blooming flower is like a small, full sail, with a sharp-bottomed ship under the sail and a bulging cabin." How to write cloud? "Small flowers merged into big flowers, like piles of cotton, like piles of snow. After a while, the cotton and snow turned into a group of white sheep, and a big dog - was the dog herding sheep?" How to write about people? "There are many subtle twists and turns in a mother's love that cannot be fully described and cannot be fully captured. But it is because of these subtle twists and turns that a home is formed. This home is alive everywhere, every inch of the wall and every inch of the curtains are alive." How to write things? "Children who grew up in the Tsinghua Garden do not have a rich impression of Peiping, and their dreams are filled with woods, paths, lotus ponds, and a place where auspicious clouds surround the auditorium, Gongzi Hall, etc." "What a Hibiscus Flower" is a collection of essays given to children by Zong Pu, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize. The book is divided into four volumes. It contains thirty-six articles from the perspectives of objects, scenes, people and narratives, including "Wisteria Waterfall", "Lilac Knot" and other famous articles included in Chinese textbooks and examination questions. Many of Zong Pu's prose are full of childlike innocence, observing life from a child's perspective and presenting the world in a child's eyes, making it an excellent work to assist children in reading and writing and other language learning, understanding life, and cultivating correct values.

"Wandering" contains 11 novels written by Lu Xun. First published in 1926. Chapters include: Blessings, In Restaurants, Happy Family, Soap, Ever-Bright Lamp, Public Display, Old Master Gao, Lonely Man, Sad Death, Brothers, and Divorce.

"The Scream" contains 14 novels written by Lu Xun and 1 preface. First published in 1923. Chapters include: Preface, Diary of a Madman, Kong Yiji, Medicine, Tomorrow, A Little Thing, Hair Story, Troubles, Hometown, The True Story of Ah Q, Dragon Boat Festival, White Light, Rabbit and Cat and Duck Comedy, and Social Drama.

"New Stories" contains 8 novels written by Lu Xun and 1 preface. First published in 1936. The chapters include: Preface, Mending the Sky, Flying to the Moon, Managing Water, Picking Weeds, Forging Swords, Leaving Seclusion, Non-Attack, and Raising Death.

"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk", formerly known as "Revisiting Old Things", contains 10 retrospective essays written by Lu Xun, as well as 1 short introduction and 1 postscript. First published in 1928. The chapters include: Xiao Yin, Dog·Cat·Mouse, A Chang and "The Classic of Mountains and Seas", "Twenty-Four Pictures of Filial Piety", Wuchang Meeting, Impermanence, From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore, Father's Illness, Trivial Notes, Mr. Fujino, Fan Ainong, and Postscript. "Wild Grass" contains 23 prose poems written by Lu Xun and one inscription. First published in 1927. Chapters include: inscription, autumn night, shadow's farewell, beggar, my lovelorn, revenge, revenge (Part 2), hope, snow, kite, good story, passerby, dead fire, dog's rebuttal, lost good hell, tombstone inscription, trembling of the line of decay, argument, after death, such warriors, wise men and fools and slaves, wax leaves, faint traces of blood, and a sleep.

"Selected Essays of Lu Xun" selects 65 essays by Lu Xun, which is the essence of Lu Xun's essay creation. The main topics include: The soul of debate, warriors and flies, how we are fathers now, what happened after Nora left, on the collapse of Leifeng Pagoda, on "Fair play" should be slowed down, in memory of Liu Hezhen, some miscellaneous thoughts, in order to forget the memory, how I started a novel, "Beijing school" and "Shanghai school", Northerners and Southerners, scolding and praising, appropriationism, have the Chinese lost their self-confidence...

"Aesop's Fables" is a collection of ancient Greek fables circulated in the name of Aesop, an ancient Greek fable writer in the 6th century BC. The fables in it do not have complicated plots, but are lively, interesting, profound, and inspiring. They have always been loved by readers from all countries and at all levels. After thousands of years of circulation and evolution, there have been many versions of "Aesop's Fables", and "Aesop's Fables: 555" was compiled by the famous translator Huang Gaoxin on the basis of multiple versions and combining the strengths of various fables, bringing the number of fables to an unprecedented 555. These complex fables were divided into ten categories according to the protagonists of the stories, making them well-organized and easy to query and compare.

On the 100th anniversary of the first publication of "The Scream", Lu Xun's collection of novels that pioneered modern literature, Yilin Publishing House launched "Lu Xun's Works: He and His Age of Awakening", interpreting "A Centenary of "The Scream", Today's New Voice" in the form of a beautifully commemorative letter cover. The series includes five categories: "Scream", "Wandering", "New Stories", "Morning Blossoms and Dusk Picking Weeds", and "Selected Essays of Lu Xun". Each volume contains photos of Lu Xun authorized by the Beijing Lu Xun Museum, a total of twelve photos, printed in high definition on pure wood pulp paper, restoring the image of Lu Xun in different periods. The antique double spot color letter sleeve and the novel pixel style cover jointly create a multi-faceted Lu Xun. Selected items and refined annotations to reduce reading difficulties. Small format that fits your hand, soft and easy to carry. "Scream": "It's always been like this, is it right?" Contains 14 novels written by Lu Xun and 1 preface. First published in 1923. Chapters include: Preface, Diary of a Madman, Kong Yiji, Medicine, Tomorrow, A Little Thing, Hair Story, Troubles, Hometown, The True Story of Ah Q, Dragon Boat Festival, White Light, Rabbit and Cat and Duck Comedy, and Social Drama. "Wandering": "People must live, and only love can be attached." It contains 11 novels written by Lu Xun. First published in 1926. Chapters include: Blessings, In Restaurants, Happy Family, Soap, Ever-Bright Lamp, Public Display, Old Master Gao, Lonely Man, Sad Death, Brothers, and Divorce. "New Stories": "He is also right and wrong, this is also right and wrong." It contains 8 novels written by Lu Xun and 1 preface. First published in 1936. The chapters include: Preface, Mending the Sky, Flying to the Moon, Managing Water, Picking Weeds, Forging Swords, Leaving Seclusion, Non-Attack, and Raising Death. "Morning Blossoms Gathered at Dusk and Wild Grasses": "Despair is vain, just like hope." "Morning Blossoms Gleaned at Dusk" was originally called "Revisiting Old Things", which contains 10 retrospective essays written by Lu Xun, as well as a short introduction and a postscript. First published in 1928. The chapters include: Xiao Yin, Dog·Cat·Mouse, A Chang and "The Classic of Mountains and Seas", "Twenty-Four Pictures of Filial Piety", Wuchang Meeting, Impermanence, From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore, Father's Illness, Trivial Notes, Mr. Fujino, Fan Ainong, and Postscript. "Wild Grass" contains 23 prose poems written by Lu Xun and one inscription. First published in 1927. Chapters include: inscription, autumn night, shadow's farewell, beggar, my lovelorn, revenge, revenge (Part 2), hope, snow, kite, good story, passerby, dead fire, dog's rebuttal, lost good hell, tombstone inscription, trembling of the line of decay, argument, after death, such warriors, wise men and fools and slaves, wax leaves, faint traces of blood, and a sleep. "Selected Essays of Lu Xun": "Angrily looking for small poems among the swords." This selection of 65 essays by Lu Xun is the essence of Lu Xun's essay creation. The main topics include: The soul of debate, warriors and flies, how we are fathers now, what happened after Nora left, on the collapse of Leifeng Pagoda, on "Fair play" should be slowed down, in memory of Liu Hezhen, some miscellaneous thoughts, in order to forget the memory, how I started a novel, "Beijing school" and "Shanghai school", Northerners and Southerners, scolding and praising, appropriationism, have the Chinese lost their self-confidence...

This book contains more than 100 classic works of Tang poetry and Song lyrics, some of which express feelings about family and country, some describe family and friendship, some reflect on the past, and some describe mountains and rivers. The themes cover many aspects of ancient social life. The author reads and appreciates these popular poems one by one: introducing their background, summarizing their content, analyzing their characteristics, and appreciating their famous lines, so as to make these classical poems come alive in today's social life and people's emotional world. Reading this book will be of certain benefit to readers in absorbing the essence of traditional culture of the motherland, improving the level of art appreciation, and enriching the knowledge structure of talents. At the same time, this book also invites a group of recitation artists to dub and recite the selected works, and present them in the form of modern electronic technology QR codes; readers can obtain auditory satisfaction and deepen their understanding of ancient poetry on the basis of text reading, which is a true appreciation of art.

This book takes "body" as the core discourse to bridge the binary opposition topics in ecocriticism, explores topics such as disease, diet, and animals that have been ignored in previous studies of British Romantic poetry, focuses on the body coding, and provides an ecocritical interpretation of British Romantic poetry. The main part takes the poetry of Keats, Shelley, Byron, Blake and Wordsworth as the research objects, and uses the inheritance, transformation and integration of body discourse as a logical clue. The book emphasizes the environmental and monistic stance of the body, places body discourse among different romantic poets and poems, activates the poets' respective life characteristics, and clearly presents the neglected connotation and poetic meaning of poetry.

This book is the research result of the National Social Science Fund project "Research on Wallace Stevens's Abstract Poetics" (14BWW054, the final score is excellent). This book explores the issues of comparative poetics, exploring the nature of poetry, the various possibilities of poetry forms, poetry and cultural traditions, the relationship between poetry and people and the times from multiple angles, and integrates Chinese and Western, old and new poetry styles to reflect the inheritance and evolution of poetry tradition in the new era. This book explores Eastern and Western comparative poetics, attempts to inherit the tradition of "poetry based on poetry" in Chinese poetic theory, and integrates Eastern and Western poetic theories in order to open up new ways of comparative poetics research. It is a theoretical and practical exploration of comparative poetics. Another result of this project, "The Abstract Poetics of Wallace Stevens", has been published by Zhejiang University Press. This book and the book mutually confirm each other and have strong reference significance for further research on comparative poetics between the East and the West.

This book attempts to conduct an in-depth investigation of the development characteristics, subject matter, content, and conceptual themes of supernatural novels in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and summarize and analyze several types. It will further explore the relationship between Buddhism and supernatural novels in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and seek the deep laws of the relationship between literary development and religious culture. This book pays attention to classification and examination, pays attention to the close reading of texts, combines various materials such as Buddhist classics and historical documents, summarizes the types of supernatural novels, and sorts them out category by category. Through mutual verification of literature and history, empirical evidence and interpretation, it tries to show the creative aspects of the supernatural novels in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties as much as possible, and conducts a multi-level investigation on the penetration of Buddhism and Buddhist literature into the texts of supernatural novels in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties.

This book is a specialized study of the "Zidi Shu" in the rap literature of the Qing Dynasty. Based on a comprehensive search and review of the ZiDi Shu texts in public and private collections, it examines and describes the ZiDi Shu texts collected by important collections and collectors at home and abroad, sorts out and summarizes the previous research results on the ZiDi Shu, and unearths and utilizes a batch of Zidi Shu literature materials that have been disclosed for the first time. This book catalogs, edits, and compiles all the texts of Zidi Shu that are currently known. Internally, it examines important issues such as the origin, name, author, subject matter, performance, and circulation of Zidi Shu. Externally, it places it in the overall environment of Qing Dynasty literature and examines its relationship with Qing Dynasty literary policies, banner people's social life, the emergence and creation of the Banner literati class, and the overall status of Banner people's literary works.

This book describes the material and spiritual life of an ordinary family in the 20th century. Its starting point is the 36 audio tapes that Teacher Mo Shuyi accumulated little by little in the 1990s. The skeleton of this book grew out of these physical objects and the text based on the 36 audio tapes. It records the history of an ordinary family: the grandparents lived in the countryside of Fengrun County, Hebei, and ran a grocery store with diligence and frugality; the fathers took the whole family to migrate from the countryside to the city: first to Tangshan, then to Tianjin, and finally to Peiping; the children's generation studied and worked amidst the earth-shaking changes after 1949, realizing the transformation from a businessman family to an intellectual family.

This is one of Shakespeare's famous comedies. The play takes place in the town of Windsor and revolves around Falstaff's simultaneous courtship of Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Page. There are a lot of ridiculous plots and characters in the middle, such as Mrs. Ford's suspicious husband, Guikeli who passes messages between Miss Page's two suitors, and Evans whose unclear English pronunciation leads to a lot of jokes. While the main plot is going on, the side plot shows the young people's firm persistence in love. The daughter of the Page family unswervingly chooses the object of her pursuit, and successfully marries her lover with the help of Guikeli. This play is Shakespeare's mature work, with rich dialogues and a large number of witticisms. For Chinese readers, it is an important work for understanding Shakespeare's language style.

"Love's Labour's Labour" is one of Shakespeare's most satirical early court comedies with a lighter style. It mainly tells the story of the King of Navarre and three noble courtiers, who swore not to have sex with women for three years. Unexpectedly, the King of France sent a princess with three maids to negotiate the ownership of a certain place. The four men soon gave up their original intentions and fell in love with each other. Four pairs of men and women staged a series of burlesque plays. Although the play is called "Love in vain," judging from the plot, the theme of the play is that love can conquer all. The whole play is full of romanticism, eulogizing the magical power of love, praising the beauty of human nature, and praising the vitality of youth. It exudes a strong color of humanism and has publication value.

"Ask the Visitor" starts from exploring the resource connotation of Poyang and Poyang Lake, writes about Poyang Lake, the endless water area, and extends the poetic factors and cultural notes of the Poyang Lake basin. Su Yinmu uses a pure and peaceful heart and uses language with the humid water vapor from the south to create a unique artistic conception of Poyang Lake. It also shows the psychedelicness and clarity of her poetic language, which has her own personal characteristics. She is good at observing things around her and has delicate emotions. She uses the vision and feelings of a poet to write about Poyang Lake with her unique poetic nature. She always writes poems from the perspective of keeping an eye on daily things, so that her emotions in the poems can be effectively restrained and filtered, so that the poems can always operate in a certain stable state of mind.

The collection of essays "The Roots of the Earth" is a selection of the writer Zhou Qilin's works in recent years. The full text focuses on familiar groups such as relatives and friends around them. It writes various stories of their fate when they left their hometown and went deep into the city. It shows the vast sea of ​​Dongguan, a land that embraces all rivers. The work is placed in the context of urban integration. The author compares people who have left their hometowns to wander as air roots. The suspended air roots vividly present the survival picture and mental state of the wanderers. ?

"Sangzi Love: Selected Poems in Praise of Fuliang" is a collection of more than 100 old-style poems created by Fuliang poets Fan Xixian and Han Xiaoguang for their hometown of Fuliang. The selected poems mainly praise the scenic spots of Fuliang ancient county, and also praise the scenery and characters of Fuliang. Through chanting about the mountains, rivers, famous places and scenery in his hometown, he aims to infect the public with the charm of art and passionate feelings. Reading these works not only helps improve the cultural taste and moral sentiments of the public, but also helps encourage people to retain their homesickness and condense their feelings about their hometown.

This collection carefully selects 150 poems from the author's 20-year poetic journey, presenting a comprehensive exploration of a poetry enthusiast's reading, thinking, and discovery process. The poems delve into the author's reflections on life's realities and the human psyche. 'Love Poems Sent to the Night' embodies the author's dedication and commitment to poetry, with refined emotional experiences, lofty spiritual pursuits, broad perspectives, and restrained language defining the collection's core style.

This is a collection of essays. The content of the book reflects the customs, cultural celebrities, poverty alleviation achievements of the author's hometown, and paints a new development picture of Jiangxi-Fuzhou in the new era. At the same time, it shows the current earth-shaking and ever-changing reality, as well as the joys, sorrows, joys, survival confusions, difficult breakthroughs, or poetic and colorful lives of various individuals. The literary form of prose allows readers to have some profound thoughts while reading easily. It not only promotes the author's hometown - Fuzhou, but also conveys some of the author's thought-provoking philosophical thoughts at the moment.

"Poems for You" is a collection of poems by the poet Yu Xiao. The book consists of 5 chapters and more than 120 poems. It can be seen from this that the author is writing poetry with heart, or in other words, she is evolving her own extraordinary experiences and everything she has experienced in the world into poetry to sing to readers. What's valuable is that it's not just talking, not venting, not just narrating, not just expressing emotions, but it's about understanding the true meaning of life and summarizing the philosophy of life. She writes about emotions and tells about causes and conditions. It seems normal at first reading, but when you think about it carefully, it will trigger thinking and touch the soul.

This book is a collection of poetry. The poet used the names of 108 poets as the meaning of this collection of poems. He may be the first poet in China to use poetic language to sketch a group of poets. What is more noteworthy is that the "name poems" in the collection of poems have different patterns and unique characteristics. Some are based on the emotions extended by the name itself; they even obtain spiritual comfort. Some of them are based on the impressions obtained after life contact, from which the semantics or meaning of the "name" are drawn, and even some story-telling participation that occurs outside the name. These things that are close to the poet's emotions are all kept in the poet's heart. The poet uses the most honest and simple language to poeticize humanistic poetic life. In terms of the content of various poetry collections published, his poetry collection can be said to be unique. At the same time, we explore the meaning and value of poets and poetry and the integration of poetry into daily life.

This is a collection of poetry works, which includes the representative poetry works of members of the Lianyun Poetry Society in Qiaotou Town, Dongguan City. It includes works by young representative poets, as well as masterpieces by famous poet Fang Zhou, and represents the overall creative achievements of the poetry society in recent years. Poetry works are positive, full of poetic charm, or convey ideals of life.

This book is the author's personal collection of poems. The whole book is divided into "a cup of floating tea, a story of understanding life", "don't bow down to material authority, be the king of thought", "we will all be boiled in a cauldron called time", "the end of the road is home, and the belonging of love is family affection" "the one who shows you the way is "Move forward", "Who is really willing to come towards you", "A world where day and night alternate, the sun is warm and the moon is shining", "Life is precious because it cannot be copied", "Travel without companionship and direction is not desolate", "Life is like water, tolerance is great", "Wisdom exists, Zen exists, and Tao exists", a total of 10 volumes. From the content level, the author first "observes" and then "thinks" to express his extremely rich inner world. ?

This book is the author's first collection of prose, which contains 26 essays that the author has written one after another in the past 20 years. . Among them are childhood memories of my hometown in Gaowiling, bits and pieces of later life on the bank of Yuying Creek in Deqing, and some are short essays related to reading and writing. The article's emotions are sincere and simple, the writing is gentle and delicate, and the narrative style is changeable. It is not only an expression of personal experience, but also the author's self-exploration in prose writing.

The essay competition with the theme of "My Story and the Academy" received positive response from the members of the Yangtze River Delta Colleges and Universities Alliance. A total of 228 essays were received from 10 universities including Fudan University and East China Normal University. Authorized by the Yangtze River Delta University College Alliance, 57 outstanding works from this competition have been compiled into this book. Some of these works describe the ideological enlightenment and personality cultivation brought about by the academy's lecture halls, liberal arts courses, social practice and other second-class content; some share the guidance and youthful energy brought by the academy's knowledgeable tutors and hard-working roommates; others show the academy's unique quality development and the wonderful life and cultural power brought by the strong educational atmosphere. These stories fully reflect the students' sense of identity and gain from the academy.

This book is a collection of modern poems edited by the Propaganda Department of the Shaoxing Municipal Party Committee and the Shaoxing Writers Association. The poems are themed around praising the natural and cultural landscapes of Shaoxing. Through the description of mountains, water, bridges, roads, trees, waterfalls, pavilions, lakes, stations, temples, poems, etc., The authors expressed their praise for the long history of Shaoxing County and expressed their yearning for a quiet and tranquil life, which has certain literary and commemorative value.

This book collects many novels, essays, scripts and reviews written by the author during high school and college. It records the author's thoughts and feelings about high school and college life as well as reading and watching movies, including entries for the 15th and 20th National New Concept Composition Competition and works published in Wenling Daily, Middle School Student World, East Coast and other publications.

This book is a collection of teacher Lian Jiangtao's personal works. It is divided into two parts. The first part is poetry, and the second part is prose and essays. The works are nostalgic, emotional and positive, and use exquisite words to outline pictures with the characteristics of the times.

This is a collection of essays. The author Zhou Daxin is a contemporary writer. His works have won the 7th Mao Dun Literature Award, the 3rd People's Literature Award, and the National Outstanding Short Story Award. I always feel that there are still many sights in life that I have not yet seen, but in a sudden, I have crossed the threshold of seventy years old and been washed down the river of life. Naturally, I feel unwilling to do so! So what if you don't want to give in? Do you still want to go back to the age of 18 and see the scenery upstream of the river again? Or go back to 45 years old to appreciate the beauty of the middle reaches? It's impossible! The Creator has foreseen the delusion that people will rejuvenate and rejuvenate, so he destroyed all the return tickets in life long ago and did not open a window selling return tickets at the pier on the bank of the long river of life. Give up, you! What options are left? Just stand honestly downstream and stand where you should stand. What else can be done now? There are also beautiful scenery in the lower reaches of the river of life...