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Spring and Autumn pass by, and the beautiful years are spent. The sincerity, true feelings, thoughts and thoughts are put into words and condensed into a collection. It is also the result of the wish, and the flowers bloom and bear fruit.

Everyone has his own life, and everyone plays a different role in society. Everyone in their own life will more or less influence or even touch other people. Their dreams, creativity, love, optimism, persistence... Every bit of these positive energy, this book wants to pass on to you. This book collects stories of people from different industries and classes in Macau. Some of them you may know, and some you may have never come into contact with, but they are all like you and me, living and growing together in this world. Savor these positive stories carefully, I hope they can enlighten your perspective on life...

Virginia Woolf's diaries written over twenty-four years, including more than five hundred private murmurs of nights and days. "Perhaps I will not become 'famous' or 'great,' but I will continue to take risks, continue to change, broaden my horizons, refuse to be trampled on by others, and refuse to stick to the rules. The important thing is to release myself and find my own space without restriction." This book is a diary selection compiled by Virginia Woolf's husband, Leonard Woolf, and collects the precious diaries belonging to Woolf during the twenty-four years from 1918 to 1941. We can see how she walked through the thorns. As a female writer, her creations were almost as much denigrated as praised. On one side, she said, "I can write whatever I want," and on the other side, "I searched hard to find my own name in articles and reviews."

What happened to us who were once passionate and full of expectations? Lao Li, who had entrepreneurial ambitions but only became a small leader, said: "Ideals, there are really no ideals." But he is still working hard. Xiao Wu, who wanted to realize his dream of being a band, but was dealt a heavy blow by reality, said: "As long as the happiness is more than the pain, it is worth it!" Xiao Fei messed up everything, and the most correct decision he ever made was to pull himself back from the abyss. He said: "Please accept your inability and learn to forgive." Huahua, who once had a perfect love on campus, but broke up after graduation, said: "You will have a wonderful life, so don't compromise easily!"... 22 Stories, showing 22 kinds of life. May we have a passionate youth, memories that can be drunk, ideals that can be realized, and the courage to find ourselves!

His writing not only tells the story of the life process of the beauty of creation, but also realistically observes the changes in the living environment of plants based on mankind's past cultural and life experiences.

"Zhengzhou Reading" means reading in Zhengzhou. This book takes "Zhengzhou Reading" as the theme and "Zhengzhou Readers" as the protagonist. It selects 26 representative figures with different identities from the city's public libraries, private study rooms, public welfare academies, and personal studios - archaeologists, writers, entrepreneurs, calligraphers and painters, publishers, media people, cultural scholars, ceramic artists, designers, etc., With different ages spanning half a century, telling their stories with books. It can be said to be a private spiritual growth history of Zhengzhou readers. To read about Zhengzhou, start with "Zhengzhou Reading". Open the pages of the city book, describe the humanistic features with words, and regain the memory of Zhengzhou with pen and ink. Book writers, publishers, readers, book collectors, book sellers, and book keepers together form a rich and pure "Zhengzhou Reading" scene in an ancient capital, showing a silhouette of "Henan is a place where books are fragrant and everyone reads." The fragrance of books permeates the land of the Central Plains.

Lu Xun once said that his entire life's philosophy is contained in "Weeds". In addition to the complete collection of 23 prose poems full of symbolic meaning in the original work, the new edition of "Weeds" also includes 15 classic Lu Xun poems, as well as 41 classic prose essays from the collections such as "Grave", "Hot Wind" and "Huagai Collection". Reading prose poems reveals Lu Xun's emotions; reading poetry reveals Lu Xun's personality; reading prose essays reveals Lu Xun's thoughts. In this book, Lu Xun showed his fragility, doubt, hesitation, and self-denial to the world, and completed a great spiritual debate through self-examination and self-contradiction. The era awakened a hundred years ago, and the world will awaken a hundred years later. To understand Lu Xun is to understand our society and these people.

"Three Hundred Yuan Operas" was originally compiled by Mr. Ren Ne in Nanjing. In 1943, he collaborated with Mr. Lu Qian to add and delete the original poems and publish it, still titled "Three Hundred Yuan Operas". "Three Hundred Yuan Songs" has become another classic anthology representing the achievements of ancient Chinese literature after "Three Hundred Tang Poems" and "Three Hundred Song Ci Poems". This selection and compilation of "Three Hundred Yuan Operas" by Ren Ne and Lu Qian and other popular editions have been compiled, and 71 named authors have been selected, with a total of 361 works (excluding appendices at the end of the chapter); 33 works are by unknown persons. The book contains a total of 394 Yuan songs. The appendix at the end of the chapter adds 205 Yuan songs, making the book a total of 599 Yuan songs.

"Stars and Sea" is a personal poetry collection written by Liu Xiangqian, which contains more than a hundred modern poems written by the author in recent years. The collection of poems describes the poet's spiritual growth trajectory at different stages of life. The works in the collection of poems are sometimes a narration of a lonely happiness, sometimes a tribute to the four seasons, sometimes a diligent exploration of life, sometimes a passion for fate, sometimes a desire to keep the time that cannot be grasped, or even just a fleeting glance. The collection of poems contains not only eulogies to life, but also praises to family, friendship, and love. The techniques are delicate and the content is sincere and touching. The collection of poems shows the author's rich imagination and sensibility, and expresses a young author's insights and feelings about contemporary life.

Du Peng's first collection of personal poems "Looking at You Along the Moonlight". The strands of nostalgia expression may jump on the image, or may be hidden in the artistic conception. Every strand is colorful. The entire collection of poems is full of local sentiments, family affection and friendship, innocence and objects, prefaces of fateful fate and memory of time and space, all intertwined and wonderfully crafted. All of them are saturated with pure love, and therefore have a haunting appeal.

"Love Returns to Taihang" is a collection of poems, essays, and travel notes that reflect the rural style, traditional local culture, customs, and family affection of his hometown of Boai County. Among them, He Shiguo's poems are divided into poetry chapters, travel notes, and hometown chapters. There are four parts: Love and Nostalgia, including 38 poems, 32 travel notes and essays; He Shuxing's poems are divided into 18 poems about rural feelings, 35 poems about leisurely feelings, 18 poems about lasting family affection, and 12 poems about memories of time. The content of this book is mainly about eulogizing the beautiful scenery of hometown, the new look of the countryside, simple folk customs, local customs, and praising new social trends. There are also emotional works that recall the affection between hometown and family. The purpose is to promote hometown culture and spread positive social energy. The main meaning is to let more young people inherit fine traditions, love their hometown, and remember history.

The book follows the author as he goes deep into the Golden Triangle with the Yunnan police to record the twists and turns of the China-Myanmar joint anti-drug campaign. It narrates the process of the implementation of alternative planting in the Wa State. It also vividly and informatively reveals the humanistic customs and historical context of the mysterious Wa State, showing the author's sympathy for the lives of the local people and his concern for the fate of the Wa State. Parts of the book have caused a huge response on the Internet. Most netizens call it "a rare first-class work describing the Golden Triangle" and "bringing us a spiritual feast". "Writing the place there as the human world and the people there as fellow human beings is easy for people to accept, and they can get a strange enjoyment from it, understand the truth, and learn knowledge." This book is full of pictures and texts. Against the background of current affairs in which Chinese people are paying attention to the situation in northern Myanmar, this book is the only long-form documentary work that unveils the mystery of the Golden Triangle and presents a real Wa State for readers.

Read the classics with Hua Shan, the books are clear and simple! Reading and studying is something that everyone agrees with, and many people are involved in it. But learning requires "learning to learn", and reading also requires methodology. This book collects Hua Shan's reading notes over the past 13 years, selecting 319 essences from 515 books and cataloging them into a volume. The content covers 13 fields such as military and political strategy, historical biography, philosophical thoughts, business management, economic principles, social sciences, and literary novels. The bibliography covers ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad. Whether you want to learn effective reading methods or understand classic works written by masters, this book can provide you with a suitable entry. Of all the joys in the world, reading is the happiest! Having fun alone is not as good as having fun. Open this book and follow Hua Shan to read the classics, both ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign!

This book is a new collection of essays written by Bao Limin, covering themes such as childhood, family love, ideals, youth, inspiration, and growth. Each story captures those moments in life that are easily overlooked but bloom spontaneously, and narrates the touching moments in life. It allows us to re-remember the forgotten beauty in the midst of busyness and realize the happiness, regret, encounter, loneliness and hope in life, giving us the strength and courage to move forward firmly.

This book is a new collection of Zhu Chengyu's prose works, covering themes such as family, youth, love, inspiration, and life. It writes about the stories of ordinary people around him, what he sees and feels during his journey, and his ups and downs of experiences and emotions. Every story and every article is thought-provoking and tear-jerking. Life is a journey. In the process, we encounter hardships and hope, witness loneliness and joy. May we be gentle and tenacious, be happy as usual, be content with fulfilling our wishes, and live as life should be.

The natural gifts of these mountains, rivers and lakes mark the difficult seasons with the annotation of comfort and joy, and sublimate ordinary daily activities into experiences full of the joy of life, adding some innocent interest and worldly warmth to peace and calmness. Stealing a day of "free time" in life, whether we are confused by mountains and seas or suddenly enlightened, may we be able to collect unforgettable and wonderful feelings wherever we meet.

Marcel Duchamp talks about his life, his works, the time he spent. His life itself was a "ready-made" and the time he spent in it has been called his most beautiful work. Calm irony, abandoning aesthetics, interest and pure visual pleasure, the legitimacy of doing nothing, keen on chance and word games, keen on "the poetry of words"... The Duchamp who constantly escapes Duchamp, the intellectual Duchamp, is self-contradictory, "reluctant to take any definition as the end point". For Duchamp, aesthetics is absurd, and anti-aesthetics is also absurd.

"New China's Foreign Affairs" is a memoir of New China's foreign affairs written by Cheng Yuanxing, the first generation diplomat of New China. From the perspective of those who experienced it, this book details some important events and key figures in the diplomatic history of New China from the 1940s to the 1970s, such as the extradition of Puyi, attendance at the Geneva Conference, and China's restoration of its legal seat in the United Nations. Looking back at this period of history, on the one hand, it helps us understand the diplomatic history of New China as a whole and appreciate the wisdom and spirit of the older generation of diplomats; on the other hand, it has strong practical reference significance for correctly analyzing the international situation and building a major-country diplomatic system.

The set includes 6 volumes: "Loneliness and Solidarity: Interviews with Camus", "Indomitable Adventures: Interviews with Breton", "My Truth: Interviews with Colette", "Impromptu Memory: Interviews with Claudel".

This book is a new collection of Zhang Lijun's prose works, including flowers, family, life, life, insights and other themes. It depicts an ordinary and beautiful poetic world for us, telling us that all the anxieties in the world are unnecessary, to truly understand the language of the heart, feel one's own existence, have the ability to love, learn to endure pain, take it easy, get along with life calmly, face the world with a suitable attitude, be ordinary, and live out the most beautiful artistic conception of life.

They may not have profound meanings, but they are sweet treats after countless events in the world. They are not only related to the shock of history, but also tell the warmth of life. When the change of seasons and the bitterness of the long night dissipate, there is only a bright and crisp fragrance left in the nose, which has a sweet meaning and is sent to those who cherish the time.

It selects more than 40 representative prose works by 16 literary masters such as Shi Tiesheng, Wang Zengqi, Ji Xianlin, etc., Divided into four chapters: "The best taste is not fried", "Sleeping at ease in an empty hall", "Eternal and floating clouds are in the same boat", and "Parting in the world for a long time will not cause sadness". The more lonely and fragile the moment, the more eager people are to open up the past. Memories are always about food, family, friendship and life itself. They bring appropriate and bright memories, and thousands of things like them wrap, enrich and colorful our lives. Under the influence of memory, we will no longer worry about the word "change", but will have some indescribable expectations for the upcoming season. We are all the same, nostalgic for the old while pursuing the new, even if life is never perfect, even if we have to move forward. But what to be afraid of? All that is to come must come!

"You Must Go Until the Lights Are Bright" is a book that touches current readers and is about the author's self-growth. "Living honestly makes me indestructible", "That day I slept under the sun, eager to live a happy and abundant life", "Loving yourself is a compulsory course in life", "To my 30-year-old self" and many other words have moved countless fans. In the book, the author frankly talks about how he relied on words to make a living while growing up, and also relied on words to mend the barrenness of life. "You Must Go Until the Lights Are Bright" is a book that touches people's hearts and is warm and healing. It encourages readers to be brave enough to be themselves and gives readers the strength to keep moving forward. The author uses his own stories to tell you the answer: In many things, you don't persist because you see hope, but because you persist, you see hope. When you feel you are having a hard time, keep walking, keep walking, until the lights are bright!

This is an art essay, which can also be called an art talk, a short story, and a small theater. It tells anecdotes about famous writers and artists in the history of art. The content is about creation, inspiration, fun, etc. The writer ingeniously designed small story theaters one by one, allowing artists such as Borges, Flaubert and Raphael to come alive from the legends and stand vividly in front of you, chatting and laughing, making them interesting to watch and read. It makes people feel more intimate. It also allows readers to understand the artists' sensitivity, pain and perception that are different from ordinary people, as well as the flames of thought that suddenly burst out when all is exhausted and shine in the starry sky.

This book is one of the "Novelist's Prose" series. It is the first collection of essays by the powerful writer Zhao Dahe. There are four volumes in total: travel, family love, life insights, and reading. If you listen to your inner voice and live your life, what kind of life will you have? After graduating from the Chinese Department of Peking University, the writer was assigned to a grassroots unit in his hometown and stayed there for ten years. Suddenly one night, a voice shouted from the depths of my heart: "You can fly, you can fly!" So, quit your job, drift north, work as an editor, screenwriter, write novels... Chasing a dream life has its own tastes, both sweet and bitter, and the sea in the distance is also surging toward you.

This book is written by Dan Fei, the chief editor of "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty", "Tomb Robbers Notes", "The Harem - The Legend of Zhen Huan", the agent and planner of TV series such as "The Legend of Zhen Huan", and the partner of the copyright incubation of "Wolf Totem". It contains both the planning and marketing experience of popular books, as well as the smooth communication. A vivid understanding of best-selling writers and the development of the book industry, witnessing the changing cultural China, telling the author's 20 years of personal experience in the book industry, and tracing the touching and exciting tears and touch points, allowing readers to gain an in-depth understanding of the stories behind the book industry, and it has excellent reference value for practitioners in the book industry. At the same time, this book is also an interesting reading guide, and ordinary readers will gain something from reading it and enjoy it.

Hey, you know the great magician Houdini, he is a famous genius magician in the world. Especially the death escape technique he performed, no matter how tightly guarded the secret room or prison was, he could not be imprisoned. This time, he is old and knows that his end is approaching. He wants to perform a more thrilling magic that will shock the world: escaping from a special bronze coffin. Can he escape? During his lifetime, his wife Beth continued to receive letters and gifts from him from all over the world, although she never saw him again... "Nothing can stop my love for you, not even death." He said that it was the love in his life that created one miracle after another for him. This book contains a total of 4 drama scripts, including "Love, Miracles and Magicians", "I Want to Give Birth to a Child", "Laughter Behind the Curtain" and "Master and Servant", three of which are accompanied by novel texts.

This book is adapted from the author's popular literary theory course at Yale University. In this book, the author takes readers on a journey through the mainstream of literary theory in the 20th century. The core of the discussion throughout the book is a series of fundamental questions: what is literature, how is it produced, how should literature be understood, and what is the purpose of literature. Frye deals with important themes and trends in 20th-century literary theory, including hermeneutics, formalism, semiotics and structuralism, deconstruction, psychoanalytic methods, Marxist and historicist methods, social identity theory, new pragmatism and theory, and ends with his own unique perspective. By connecting these trends through philosophical and social perspectives, the author provides readers with an overall coherent context to help readers read the literary works in depth.

Since the 1980s, Lin Yaode has been dedicated to exploring urban lifestyles and the dialectics of humanity within them. He sees the city as a theme, not a background; a spirit, not a place. It took more than ten years to transform daily aspects into a series of urban sketches, which were collected into "Steel Butterfly". In the 21st century, this work still seems sharp and ahead of its time. The subject matter extends to science and biology; the genre spans and is integrated into poetry and novels; lyricism is suppressed, only showing refinement and coldness. Various subversions make this book not only an all-round exploration of the city, but also a disintegration and rebirth of Taiwan's traditional prose.

"In the Market, In the World" is a book about the hot life of a group of ordinary market vendors. It is also a book about the joy of living close to the ground. The author is Chen Hui, who writes while setting up a stall and was praised by CCTV as a "female writer in the market". Chen Hui's first half of life roughly went through four stages: being given up for adoption as a child; getting sick as a teenager; marrying far away as a young man; and divorced in middle age. All the misfortunes of a low-class woman seemed to happen to her. Fortunately, during the days when she set up a stall in a vegetable market to earn a living, she set up a stall during the day and wrote at night, and found salvation in the pyrotechnic market.

Lin Tet's new collection of life essays teaches you how to deal with the world through real stories that happen around you. Lin Tette uses her good at orderly and elegant words, starting from the four parts of home, emotions, growth, and management, to deliver efficient, wise, and calm solutions to life into your hands. From this book, everyone can read the passion and persistence of youth and growth, the pain of transformation, and the loss of time; these words belong to everyone who is wandering in a foreign land, pursuing dreams, confused, but still persevering. I hope that every wanderer can light a firework toward the stars with the hope of looking forward to his ideals, find the courage and strength to persevere, and all his wishes can come true. The future is bright and the stars are shining.

"If the World and Love Were Still Young" is the essence of Shakespeare's 100 love poems, including 40 selected dramatic love poems, 52 selected sonnets, and 8 short poems. It's the kind of book we need to revisit at some point in our lives. Some people say that you should not read too many of Shakespeare's poems at one time because they will make you sad. Injecting despair into black characters, these love poems are like bleeding roses and crying hearts, telling the truest side of the adult world, naked love and pain. Time will pierce the beauty and delicacy of youth. All we can do now is remember and not forget. This collection of gentle poems will talk to you and comfort you every night you miss me.

There is a Su Dongpo in the heart of every Chinese! In 1037 AD, an eternal genius was born in Meishan, Sichuan. Penglaoshan was shocked when the vegetation suddenly withered. In the long history, it is difficult for Su Shi to exist twice. He is a rare "all-round art master" in the literary world. His poems "open up a bold and unrestrained style, wash away the fragrance of Qiluo, get rid of the subtle and subtle way, make people climb high and look into the distance, lift up a majestic song, beyond the dust"; his prose is undulating, and his writing is as pure as dust, and he expresses many wonderful ideas and new ideas, ranking among the "Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties"; He was also a passionate and unrestrained optimist and a gourmet. He suffered many hardships and relegations throughout his life, but he resolved them with his gentle worldly feelings and extraordinary talent, leaving behind many masterpieces that are both timeless and contemporary. This book selects 202 poems by Su Shi, including explanations, annotations, and biographies of characters. It truly integrates beautiful annotations, systematic analysis, and retro visuals. It can be called "a comprehensive and systematic reader of Su Shi's poems that everyone can understand."

Teacher Feng is such an interesting person. He puts his eyes and brushstrokes on the dining table, on the bench that he is reluctant to throw away, and on the land master passing by on his bicycle. He talks about life and death with his parents, chats with the courier and the lamp repairer, and feels that cats are like human beings. He recalls Sayazi's naughty childhood, listening to the sound of the train, and sleeping in the rising light... Read Some readers said that Teacher Feng's articles are "market-like when you want to be in the market, and Zen when you want to be Zen." Some readers said that "it is like a popping candy in ordinary days, which adds a lot of fun to life." In their eyes, these little things in life recorded by Teacher Feng are the joys that are often ignored, and they are small and shining poetic moments that belong to us. No matter what life is like, there is always true beauty.

A journey of souls that tests love and courage. They are in the devil's lair, but they play the note of pursuing freedom. The personal notes of members of the Auschwitz Women's Orchestra are comparable to phenomenal works such as "The Pianist", "Schindler's List" and "The Reader". It triggered a frantic grab for Hollywood film and television copyrights and sold well in 6 European and American countries, making 2 million readers cry. This is a documentary about the survivors of Auschwitz. In the 1940s, the girl Elsa was imprisoned in Auschwitz concentration camp. Because she was proficient in playing the violin, she was gathered together with a group of girls of similar age who were also good at instruments and music, with the intention of serving the caretakers. Since then, the concentration camp women's band, which gave the Nazis a headache, was born. This group of girls who did not succumb to their fate were in hell, but they played the strongest note of pursuing freedom. They played for their fellow workers to soothe their tired bodies; they bid farewell to their companions who were about to die and made them laugh in the face of death; they used music to mock the butchers... They inspired the inmates, comforted their companions, and resisted violence, allowing all prisoners in the concentration camp to feel the love from their own kind, and thus have a weapon to fight against the Nazis - to survive. More than 40 years later, Elsa's son Jean-Jacques followed in his late mother's footsteps and traveled to Germany, Belgium, Poland, Israel and the United States, looking for other survivors of the women's band in the concentration camp, bringing to light a history that had been sealed for nearly 80 years. This book unfolds the story through time and space: one line is the modern investigation and interview process, and the other line is based on the oral accounts of various survivors, and the unimaginable daily life they and the author's mother had in the Auschwitz concentration camp. The whole book eulogizes how the people in the concentration camps resisted evil and how they lived each day with the spirit of desperation. It is a shocking and moving documentary literary work.

Read enough original articles. The articles recorded in this book are all original and cover many fields such as politics, economy, culture, history, and folklore. The creators use unique perspectives to provide exclusive interpretations of current affairs hot spots, social phenomena, historical anecdotes, folk culture, etc., Making each article unique in reading value and continuing to attract readers' attention. The writing team is getting younger. The author team is composed of young people who work in the publicity system. They have unique perspectives, quick thinking, and novel topic selection. Different from the seriousness and uniformity of mainstream propaganda discourse, the author of this book is good at using Internet hot words and trendy language to express his thoughts, making it very "top-notch" to read. At the same time, the authors have gradually formed a unique style through continuous exploration for more than a year of continuous creation, allowing this book to continue to receive praise from readers. Easy to learn writing examples. The articles included in the book are not only original and distinct, but also profound in analysis and elegant in writing, reflecting the author's independent thinking and true feelings. They can be used as reference materials for readers to learn to write articles, help ordinary writers improve their writing skills and their ability to think and analyze problems, and provide enlightenment for us to understand current affairs, observe life, and understand society.

The winning work of the 4th China Iron Man Literature Award is a sincere work full of hardships and trials. The author uses poetic and beautiful language and rich emotions to describe the hometown of life and the pursuit of life dreams. The hardships and hardships of life, the pursuit and hope in difficulties, the tenacity and taste in life, all affect the hearts of readers on the emotional level, and they float deep, long and deep in the souls of readers.

Worked by members of the Chinese Writers Association, "Invisible Maimang" depicts a woman setting up a street stall in front of a flower shop, a mentally retarded person buying vegetables on the side of the road, and a stranger standing in the wind and rain... The images of these little people in the city have firmly captured the local atmosphere. Their calculations for survival, shamelessness and other despicable behaviors have also become their shining points, reflecting the tenacious vitality and resilience of the little people, and highlighting the warmth and brightness of human nature. Be illuminated by these characters in time and move forward.

This book is not only an introductory book for classical training, but also a model for popularizing Chinese traditional culture. This edition of "Classics and Frequent Talks" is based on the first edition of Wenguang Bookstore in 1946, which retains the original appearance and characteristics of the times to the greatest extent; in addition to the main text, fourteen articles by Zhu Ziqing have been carefully selected as "extended reading". The version of each article is marked at the end of the article, and has been verified according to the text approved (or written) by the author during his lifetime. The newly added articles are also closely related to "Talk about Classics", either outlining and outlining methods for learning and understanding literature, especially classical literature; or discussing some important topics in the study of classical literature; or taking specific works as examples to demonstrate methods of reading and interpreting poetry. These can be effective aids for readers' classic reading training.

"Memory and Impression" is Shi Tiesheng's first collection of essays, and it is also a collection of uniquely conceived essays. It has a profound theme and beautiful words, telling his hometown, old friends, and stories in a delicate and affectionate way. The author writes about childhood friends, youth encounters, changes in his hometown, hidden family history, the neighbor girl Shanshan, Teacher B, the legendary Mei Niang, and watching movies... Each of these wonderful short biographies of mortals is connected into scenes of human dramas that are filled with sorrow and joy, showing the author's growth process and rough mental journey. The author's charming words have the power to penetrate people's hearts and have a poetic grasp of fate, making us rethink the meaning of life.

"Me and the Temple of Earth" is planned to be compiled into Shi Tiesheng's famous prose works "Me and the Temple of Earth", "Albizia Julibrissin Tree", "Autumn Nostalgia", "Love Song of Loess", "Short Notes under the Wall", "My Dream", "Good Luck Design", "Rotary Asking for Directions", "Missing the Temple of Earth" and novel masterpieces "My Distant Qingping Bay", "Grandma's Star", "Name Like a Piano String", etc. Compared with the previous editions of the same name (the collection of essays "The Temple of Earth and I" and the valuable reading "The Temple of Earth and Me"), this edition will be more conducive and suitable for readers, especially young people, to understand Shi Tiesheng, his creations, and his life, and get enlightenment and education from it.

Walt Whitman (1819-1892) was a famous American poet and humanist who created the Free Verse of poetry. His representative work is the collection of poems "Leaves of Grass", which promoted the beauty and power of freedom and life with unrestrained and passionate verses. T. S. Eliot (1888-1965), a famous British modernist poet and literary critic, won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1948 for "innovating modern poetry and being an outstanding pioneer". His representative poem "The Waste Land" is an epoch-making work in Western literature in the 20th century and a milestone in modernist poetry. Zhao Luorui is one of the most outstanding modern poets in my country. One of the outstanding translators, she received a master's degree and a doctorate in literature from Columbia University in the United States. She has long devoted herself to studying the writing style and artistic charm of works by Whitman, Eliot and others, and reflected her research experience and unique appreciation in her translation practice. "Whitman's Selected Poems" and "The Waste Land" translated by Zhao Luorui can be called two shining treasures in the history of Chinese translation.

"Little Fool" is the third part of the "Little Mr. Trilogy" by Lu Prize-winning writer Pang Yuliang. It is a long prose about how rural children awarded scars all over their bodies as medals to their childhood years. As the 10th child in the family, the author faced the dilemma of having no bed to sleep on several times. The poorer families become smaller and smaller as they are divided into smaller families, and they also become more and more empty. All that is left is the yellow mud urn for storing food that no one wants, and it is also where the author stays every night. The increasingly smaller living space and the stronger desire for survival made him self-taught in the boundless wilderness as a child. The plants, small animals and wild fruits on the land became his enlightenment classroom one by one. "Little Muddlehead" continues the optimistic and humorous style of "Little Bug". It is a childlike story of "a mud boy foraging for food" and a unique prose text narrated in the second person. Together with "Little Mr." And "Little Bug", it cleverly forms a literary series of "You, Me and Him".

This is a collection of essays. Feng Zikai once said: "My heart is occupied by four things - gods and stars in the sky, art and children in the world." Throughout his life, he used his comics and words to record the warmth and beauty of the world. This book selects more than 40 classic articles from Feng Zikai's prose that are nostalgic, and is accompanied by 32 cartoons written by Feng Zikai. The two complement each other and are dedicated to the vast number of children. The book not only contains the author's review of his childhood years, his longing for his mother and childhood friends, but also his commemoration of the star-studded masters. The narrations of people such as Mei Lanfang, Li Shutong, Xia Chengzun and others bring us closer to that star-studded era more vividly.

This book includes the representative works of Pushkin's poetry and representative works of Gorky's prose translated by Mr. Ge Baoquan, the first generation leader of Russian translation in New China. Chinese readers are very familiar with Pushkin's poem "If Life Deceived You", but not all of them know that this translation was first written by Mr. Ge Baoquan. As soon as this translation came out, it was deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Later translators basically continued to use it, and those who found other ways were unsuccessful, which shows the exquisiteness of Mr. Ge's translation. Similarly, Gorky's "Haiyan" was once included in the textbook, but many people don't know that this translation was translated by Mr. Ge Baoquan.

Shu Jinyu, a famous reporter from "China Reading News", followed up and interviewed 41 award-winning writers of the 11th Top Prize - Li Guowen, Liu Xinwu, Chen Zhongshi, Alai, Li Guowen, Liu Simen, Wang Anyi, Mai Jia, Wang Huo, Wang Xufeng, Jia Pingwa, Chi Zijian, Zhang Wei, Mo Yan, Bi Feiyu, Liu Xinglong, Zhou Daxin, Wang Meng, Jin Yucheng, Li Peifu, Ge Fei, Liang Xiaosheng, Xu Huaizhong, Xu Zechen, Chen Yan, Li Er, Yang Zhijun, Qiao Ye, Liu Liangcheng, Ge Fei, and Dongxi include interviews with writers and judges. They also collect and compile the evaluation materials of the 11th Mao Prize and the list of winning writers. It is the only and most complete material of the Mao Prize. It provides strong evidence for in-depth research on Chinese literature and presents a spiritual map of contemporary Chinese literature.

This book is a collection of prose, essays, and literary theories with a wide range of topics. Based on his rich study, work, and life experiences at home and abroad, the author outlines the things worth recording in life and what he sees, hears, and feels in an easy-to-understand and poetic language; the book's comments on "A Dream of Red Mansions" and Liu Rushi's research and some comments, full of unique personal insights, which are not only based on the foundation of traditional culture, but also incorporate some viewpoints rich in the characteristics of the times, reflecting the spirit of cultural creators to constantly break through their own cultural limits and discover their true selves, which is conducive to promoting the formation of a good cultural creation atmosphere in society and promoting the prosperity and development of culture.

Albert Camus, the great writer of the 20th century, talked with reporters and himself about literary creation and drama adaptation, about existentialism and the "legend" between him and Sartre, about human conscience and the despair and hope of the future of mankind, as well as the interview he accepted after winning the Nobel Prize for Literature. These interviews span almost Camus' entire creative career, comprehensively and directly presenting Camus's thoughts on literature and issues he was concerned about, as well as the evolution of his thoughts. It also allows us to intuitively see this sincere and profound Camus.

André Breton, a French poet, writer, and founder of Surrealism, led the trend of artistic creation that emphasized dreams, subconsciousness, and primitive impulses. He faced the "confusion of the human spirit" with subversive poetic language, and had a profound impact on later generations of literature and artistic creation. This book is the first Breton interview published in China. It contains the transcripts of sixteen interviews that Breton recorded for Radio France in 1952 at the invitation of reporters. In it, Breton talks about his personal past and experiences, looking back on the game of words, the movement to liberate the unconscious, the dream of fragmented sentence collage, his views on avant-garde poets and artists, and the story flows into a surreal spiritual adventure. Offering "a testimony to relive the burning years of Surrealism".

Colette, writer, journalist, theater actor, the first female judge of the Goncourt Literary Prize, "the marvelous goddess" (Beauvoir), "the freest woman in the world", was interviewed by French National Radio at her home at the age of 77. Faced with the press of reporters, she always maintained her own rhythm, using her unique language to talk about the birth of Claudine, the departure of her mother, the loyalty of the female cat, the boundary between creation and reality... The interview content spans Colette's entire creative career, presenting a Colette who, like her works - "whose light is not bound by any interpretation of literary criticism" - is not bound by any interpretation or misunderstanding.