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Paul Claudel, late French Symbolist poet, playwright, diplomat, and academician of the French Academy. As a poet, Paul Claudel played an important role in the French poetry world; as a playwright, his dramatic works were unique; as a diplomat, he worked in China for fourteen years. Claudel's complex multiple identities made his life and art more colorful. In the interview with Jean Amrouche, Claudel revealed his beliefs, his works, his diplomatic career, especially his encounter with China, and his special insights into literature, including his emotional changes towards Shakespeare, Racine and Stendhal, the important influence of Rimbaud and Mallarmé on him, and his dislike of Gide and Proust...

"Heart Spring" is a collection of essays by the famous writer Wang Yu, which includes the author's prose works published in magazines and newspapers such as "People's Literature", "Guangming Daily", "Literary Journal", "Essayist", and "Hongyan" over the years. The author's profession is medicine, he has rich life experience, and he also served in the army. The unique career and rich experience have given the author a new perspective and thinking on every aspect of life, such as the military stations on the Sichuan-Tibet Line and the young lives lost for this lifeline. He also has the insights and mental journey of writing the novels "Water Dragon Song" and "Filling Sichuan", etc., Which gives these prose works with distinctive personal characteristics. At the same time, due to Sichuan's rich historical and cultural heritage, these works have a "Sichuan flavor" that is different from other provinces.

This book mainly collects love letters from Japan's literary giants and talents during the Meiji, Taisho and Showa periods, including love letters from Akutagawa Ryunosuke, Tanizaki Junichiro, Dazai Osamu and others. The author conducts detailed analysis and interpretation of these love letters, and truly tells the stories behind them, revealing another side of the lives of literary giants. A more comprehensive, objective, three-dimensional and true image of the literary giants and talents emerges vividly on the paper, and their lives are also vividly reflected in every word of the love letter.

This book is a collection of many essays written by Jun Watanabe during his lifetime. Watanabe uses his consistently unique writing style to present his life insights and life reflections experienced in society in the form of essays to present a broad world of empathy to readers. His humor is accompanied by serious life reflections. In Watanabe's article description, people should take everything that happens in life seriously: they feel beauty when they see beautiful things, and feel sad when they hear sad melodies; they laugh when they are happy, and their eyes are wet with tears when they are lonely; they hate ugly things and sympathize with pitiful things. All in all, in life, we should correctly understand the beauty of human birth and the sadness of aging and death. We should feel the joy, anger, sorrow and joy naturally and express them candidly.

This book uses 20 real stories to tell the daily life of neurosurgeons. The author blends science and ethics with compassionate humanistic care, and presents readers with scenes of life dramas full of human warmth and warmth. After reading this book, it will not only make you sigh at the various situations in the world, but also let you touch the meaning of life. Go take a walk around the hospital late at night and take a look. A father came in a hurry but did not see his child for the last time; a mother with tears in her eyes watched her child escape from death; a child was terminally ill, but showed a natural smile to his family; outside the operating room, his lover was confused and praying for a miracle... The stories of the hospital are both sad and happy. Here you can witness the greatness and impermanence of life, and understand the magic and limitations of medical technology. All we can do is cherish the moment and live well.

Carl Sandburg is not only a journalist and biographer who represents the strength and genius of the United States, but also a poet laureate who embodies the American spirit and writes in the American colloquial language. "He is the United States." He dropped out of school at the age of thirteen and entered the workforce. He saw the world from the noisy streets and alleys of the city and from the bottom of the caravan. He also had an extremely rich experience of wandering and fighting. Because his poems were "people's poems", they were deeply loved by the people and he was called the "people's poet". This book is a collection of Sandburg's poems. It selects the main representative works from his iconic poetry collections - "Chicago Poems", "The Cornhuskers" (Pulitzer Prize-winning work), "Smoke and Steel", "Slates of the Sunburned West", "Good Morning America", "The People, Yes", and "Collected Poems" (Pulitzer Prize-winning work). It contains all high-quality works from his early, prime and late years, and comprehensively presents the evolution of his poetic ideas, techniques and style. In his poems, there are the prayers of steel - smoke-belching chimneys, quenching sprockets, low-level workers in blue; there is the vast imagination - the dreams of humans and machines; there is silence - the skyscrapers entering dreamland and the cornfields soaked in the sun; there is the loneliness of distant times - the open space between the urban rubble and other scenes. Borges once commented: "There is a kind of tired sadness in Sandburg, a kind of sadness in the evening on the plains, the sadness of mud and sand, the sadness of useless but accurate memory, the sadness of a man who feels the passage of time between day and night."

The humorous genius Liu Yuan has released a new masterpiece after ten years. Traveling around in the world, enjoying delicious food, beautiful scenery, family and friendship, and various city scenes, with a playful face, talent, tenderness, and desolation in the heart. First class text. Joyful and humorous, compassionate and desolate, full of talent. He is a popular columnist and the manager of a public account with 500,000 followers. His tweets are frequently read up to 10W, and a single article is read up to 2 million. Well-known writers Ye Zhaoyan, He Liwei, Pan Tsev, and host Ma Ke sincerely recommend it! After many years of accumulation, this is a return to calmness, with all the frivolity gone. A tear-jerking transformation that is refreshing for fans. In this book, you will see the words of the humorous genius Liu Yuan who traveled across the country, tasted delicious food, and cherished and cherished each other with his relatives and loved ones over the years. Under the strange, playful, humorous and joyful words, the desolation that has been remembered for thousands of years, and the deep affection that is soft to the bone, often make people want to cry, and the taste of life and Taoism are all in it.

Opening the "Mu Xin Posthumous Manuscripts" series (the second volume), there are three volumes in total, and I found that Mu Xin left a silent message - "Like Hardy, I hate others writing my biography. Hey, you know what I am." Mu Xin said - "Mr. Li Shutong is still a mystery. The message 'Sorrow and Joy' is a keyhole, but there is no key..." Today, how to understand Mu Xin's "last moments must still be arranged in Wuzhen"? Also "without a key"? "I can't see my ending yet." Fortunately, we still have Mu Xin's manuscripts, which began to be revealed to the world ten years after Mu Xin's death. In "Meeting Mu Xin Again" in Mu Xin's manuscript, there are some words that you can only read in his original only copy!

"War Advertising Agency" reveals the inside story of the treacherous intelligence war in the Bosnian War. It vividly and detailedly describes a private public relations company as the driving force behind the scenes, using various public relations strategies, means and techniques to concoct news reports that are beneficial to the "clients", manipulate the trend of international public opinion, and ultimately determine the outcome of a war. In the early 1990s, the Yugoslav Federation disintegrated, and the former republics became independent one after another. On October 15, 1991, Bosnia and Herzegovina declared itself a sovereign state, which led to the intensification of ethnic conflicts between Bosnia and Serbia and the outbreak of the Bosnia-Herzegovina War. Facing a powerful opponent, the new small country Bosnia and Herzegovina is at an absolute disadvantage on the battlefield. Foreign Minister Haris Silajdzic was ordered to go to the United States alone to seek support from the international community. However, neither the United Nations nor the US government paid any attention to it. The turning point came after Silajdzic contacted Jim Haver of the public relations firm Ruder Finn. This public relations expert not only guided Silajdzic to vigorously create an image that won the attention and sympathy of the Western world, but also used true and false intelligence to successfully induce international public opinion to turn towards Bosnia and Herzegovina, causing Serbia's international image to completely collapse and fall into a completely isolated situation. In a sense, the outcome of the Bosnian war has nothing to do with justice, morality and human rights. What plays a decisive role is the possession of intelligence, manipulation of public opinion and image public relations.

The Killer Sitting Across Me is a book about the mindset of a violent criminal. Studying the minds of violent criminals has been the cornerstone of Douglas's twenty-five years as an FBI agent, psychological profiler, and criminal investigation analyst, and what he has done since retiring from the FBI. Conversation is the source of everything, the beginning of psychological portraits, and the starting point for everything that follows. All the knowledge gained by psychological profilers, all the conclusions drawn, the Crime Classification Manual created, the murderers assisted in the capture and prosecution, it all started by sitting across from the killer and asking about their life. The purpose of the inquiry is to understand what drove them to take the life of another person or many people. The four killers mentioned in the book are all different, each with their own unique modus operandi, motivations and psychological makeup. Some of their victims were just one, while others were as many as nearly a hundred. The contrast between them is intriguing and compelling. Through a series of these interviews, Douglas and his colleagues developed a rigorous analysis that connected the crime to what the offender was actually thinking at the time of the crime, answering the age-old question: "What kind of person could do this?"

Denis Diderot (1713-1784) was a French Enlightenment thinker, dialectical materialist philosopher, and representative of the "Encyclopedia School". Because of his influence on later generations, he is also known as the founder of contemporary European novels. He has written many works, among which "The Nephew of Rameau" was praised by Engels as "a masterpiece of dialectics", and "Jacques the Fatalist and His Master" was praised by Milan Kundera as "the highest achievement of the novel art in the eighteenth century". This set contains 8 volumes of Diderot's works "Philosophical Thoughts", "Lameaux's Nephew", "The Nun", "Jacques the Fatalist and His Master", "The Walk of the Skeptic", "D'Alembert's Dream", "Trouble after Parting with the Old Nightgown" and "Diderot's Plays".

What exactly does childbirth mean to a woman's body? What will it cost society as a whole if we don't talk honestly about fertility? According to Chave Eve Karkovsky, a senior expert on pregnancy and obstetrics at the top medical schools in the United States, movies, television dramas and the media portray childbirth as too simple and happy. Almost no one really knows what will happen during, before and after pregnancy. No one knows that in addition to joy, pregnancy may also expose women to embarrassment, fear, anger, and even life danger. Karkovsky believes that most women and their families are completely unprepared for childbirth. How can the pain of morning sickness be ignored? Why does pregnancy test become a painful right to know? To what extent can it be a personal decision to choose between a vaginal delivery or a cesarean section, and whether or not to have a fallopian tube ligation? How has intrauterine fetal death become the deepest anxiety in modern obstetric care, and how can it be avoided? Brave, rigorous, and gentle, Karkovsky unearths years of frontline experience to tell personal pregnancy stories, lifting the heavy curtains of obstetrics and delivery rooms, as well as the fog that shrouds the female body and birth culture. She talks about both the joy of life and the shadow of death, the operation of medical treatment, and the social concepts and cultural background behind childbirth. Karkovsky upholds a professional spirit and cares about patients and women. In her experience, she says, the most common phrase she hears is "I wish someone had told me." In this book, she lays out everything she thinks women should know and society should understand. Because, "women's health is human health."

"Hispanic American Literature: Modern and Modern Times" shows the difficult journey of literature in nearly twenty Spanish-speaking independent countries from faltering and confusing to prosperous and even "exploding". After the independence revolution, the new country, which was full of waste and waiting to be revitalized, did not smoothly enter the development track. The struggle between civilization and barbarism, democracy and oligarchy never stopped. Then, the rediscovery of Indian literature, especially Indian myths and legends, catalyzed a new texture of Spanish American literature and activated the ancient genes of Spanish American writers. Today, the dust of the "literary explosion" has settled, but the Spanish-American literary scene is still active, and its international influence cannot be underestimated.

This set includes literature from various countries, regions or language families - Russian literature, modern Latin American literature, German literature, English literature, and French literature. It carefully presents a complete map of world literature and builds a relatively complete literary knowledge system. Each variety invites famous scholars in related fields to write prefaces and recommendations. For example, Liu Wenfei, president of the China Russian Literature Research Association, wrote a preface to "Russian Literature", leading us slowly into the temple of world literature.

Written by Vonnegut's student Susanna McConnell, this book collects a large number of Vonnegut's words and writings in the field of writing, revealing his journey to becoming a writer and sharing his views on writing and life: Vonnegut guides us to hate war, to sympathize with our characters, to respect others, to question rigid structures, to care deeply, to strive for decency, to laugh heartily, and to tell useful lies.

Carol Smith's son, Christopher Jr., Died suddenly when he was seven years old. This left Smith, a mother, devastated. She lay curled up on the bed with a saddle and spur pattern that they bought together at the Rose Bowl flea market. The faint smell of crayons, Band-Aids, plasticine, and baseball holsters floating in the room became the oxygen she relied on to survive. Smith wanted to use her arduous work to escape the pain of losing her child, until an article about progeria caught her eye. As a reporter, she came to the home of Seth, a child suffering from a rare incurable disease. Seth appeared in front of Smith with wrinkles on his face, exposed blood vessels, and cloudy eyes. What she didn't expect was that this skinny boy would bring her great strength. She began to see that Christopher's short life was not only suffering, but full of love and happiness; she realized that the length of life cannot measure a person's value, and only love can determine whether a person is worthy of this life. In addition to Seth, many people she has reported on - John, who was burned beyond recognition but still lives an active life, General Sally, who was once an all-powerful man but now has to fight the disease, Gerry, a nurse who works in hospice care but unfortunately suffered from breast cancer, etc., Have become her guiding light through the river of sadness. Curiosity about other people and their experiences in life allowed Smith to draw hope from other people's experiences and shared stories in a way she never expected, to bravely accept the gift of grief and heal her own broken heart.

"Huang Canran's Poems" is one of the Blue Star Poetry Library series. The collection of poems includes more than 180 representative works from various important creative periods since the 1990s, and works with high self-recognition, all of which were selected by the author with a rigorous and almost harsh attitude. More than half of them are collections collected by the author for the first time, and the proportion of works created in recent years is also quite high. Through these works created in the past thirty years, we can clearly see the various stages of the author's creative process, the changes in each part, as well as the clues of the evolution from the overall style, poetic elements, imaginative direction, to the scope of philosophy, outlook on life and world view. This is a wonderful collection of poems by new members of the "Blue Star Poetry Library" that comes late but is very necessary.

This book collects 71 moments and 71 emotions in relationships, trying to give the lovelorn some possibility of healing. "Will I be loved? Do I still have sincere and passionate love?" "I'm very sorry. One summer, I was so anxious to love you that I couldn't find you thinking about running away." "I seem to have been lonely all the time." "I went to see the sea where you broke the promise for you, and where are you?"... Simple words respond to the heart, and the answer will emerge deeply and shallowly in my heart as the pages of the book turn.

For most people, life is not an adventure, but an uncontrollable torrent. If you want to withstand the wear and tear of mundaneness and repetition in the same daily life, you can only focus on the present, study with immersion, laugh happily, and be sad openly. Working hard is certainly worthy of praise, and the sleepiness in bed is also a sign of living up to your leisure time. No matter what, we should go all out in everything, because all we can control is the present. The writers in the book use their feelings from different eras to condense them into articles that are either ridiculing, encouraging, or free and easy. They all express that "going all out does not mean trying too hard, but devoting yourself wholeheartedly to feeling the moment." Live seriously and have a rich past in a short moment, which is your own unique life.

Find the person you like the most, see the decisive moment in life, and start to understand Shen Congwen from this edition of "Xiang Xing Xing Ji". Huang Yongyu and his daughter Huang Heini finally authorized the illustrated edition. Liang Yongan edited the entire book and wrote a 7,700-word introduction.

Turn any page and your mood may be changed. Because as soon as you open it, you will laugh unconsciously. This is "Charming Temperament". This book is a book of golden quotes, which selects 180 golden quotes by Oscar Wilde and was translated by the famous translator Li Yuyao. The selected sentences are all the essence of Oscar Wilde's writing, humorous and interesting, making people laugh. Behind these short and exquisite maxims, Wilde has a charming temperament of his own.

Neruda is famous for his love poems. His most famous collection of poems, "Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair", is known as the "Bible of Love Poems" and has sold more than 100 million copies so far. In addition to the full volume of "Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair", this book also contains 49 of his most influential love poems in the world. All love has the right to express, and when you have something to say to the one you love deeply, Neruda's poems will naturally find accurate and beautiful language for you.

At the end of 1949, after the peaceful liberation of Xinjiang, the policymakers of the Republic ordered the 200,000 officers and soldiers stationed in Xinjiang to forge swords into plowshares, reclaim wasteland and farmland, and take root in Xinjiang, so as to change the situation in which the cultivation of land has been limited to one generation since the Han Dynasty. To achieve the strategic goal of long-term peace and stability. But "you can't settle down without a wife, and you can't put down roots without children." If the marriage problems of officers and soldiers are not resolved, it will affect the smooth realization of this strategic goal. Therefore, policymakers decided to recruit female soldiers to solve this problem. They first recruited 8,000 Hunan women. Most of these female soldiers are educated young people, including top university students, daughters of Kuomintang generals, and daughters of wealthy businessmen. With youthful dreams in mind, everyone marched for several months to reach the distant frontier. From then on, they began to interpret stories of joys and sorrows one after another in this vast Gobi desert, as well as their ideals and pursuits, glory and dreams. They gave birth to future generations and also gave birth to the spirit of love, tolerance, righteousness and perseverance. They are known as the "first generation mothers in the wasteland of Xinjiang". This reportage is written in the form of "oral narrative". The fate of the Hunan women reported in it is actually the epitome of the fate of eight thousand Hunan women. It is a collective memoir of the female soldiers who entered Xinjiang, a document narrated by them, and a historical testimony. It is the first comprehensive revelation of historical facts that have been dusted away, and an effort to restore the obliterated public memory. To write this book, the author spent five years, revised the manuscript three times, and visited hundreds of Hunan women in Hunan, Beijing, Sichuan and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps. After some chapters were published and serialized in newspapers and periodicals, they received a strong response and won the China Reportage Award and the Kunlun Literary Award.

This book includes the second cover column of "Yellow River Literature" that has been well received by readers from its inception to 2022 - "Messages to the Yellow River" by famous writers. In the book, you can see names such as Yao Xueyin, Ma Feng, Wang Meng, Xiao Qian, Deng Youmei, Yu Guangyuan, Gao Xiaosheng, Shao Yanxiang, Zhang Xianliang, Jiang Zilong, Tiening, Li Jing It contains meticulous inscriptions (some of which are photos of handwritten inscriptions) from more than 200 famous contemporary writers, critics, and scholars such as Ze and Bi Feiyu. It also fully and meticulously supplements the corresponding photos and personal profiles of famous writers, with pictures and texts, allowing readers to more fully understand the literary views of famous literary figures.

Homer's epic is the collective name of "Iliad" and "Odyssey". It is the earliest epic in ancient Greek literature and a model of European narrative poetry. It has greatly influenced the creative style of Western literature starting from ancient Greece, breaking the tradition of epics being limited to historical records, and beginning to pay attention to the hearts of characters. It is the originator of poetic novels. "The Iliad" tells the story of the Greek coalition's siege of Troy. It centers on the quarrel between the Greek coalition commander Agamemnon and the general Achilles, and focuses on what happened fifty days before the end of the war. "The Odyssey" tells the story of Odysseus, who wandered for ten years on his way back home after conquering Troy, and finally returned home after going through hardships.

A good beginning and a good end is a saying often said by the Chinese, which also expresses our vision for the end of life. But can everyone say goodbye properly at the end of their lives? Can we take the initiative to choose to leave with dignity and dignity? There is a group of people who act before entering the mortuary, warm the departing life with their own arms, and help those in need to extend the meaning of life at the death scene. Such people are hospice guardians. The position of "Hospice Guardian" was created by Kumiko Shibata, who promoted the development of hospice care in Japan. She once made the mistake of committing suicide, broke up her marriage twice, and suffered from cancer three times. The sharp turn in her life led her to embark on the path of protecting the dying. She aspired to follow Mother Teresa and regard helping people in hospice as a profession full of love. The more than two hundred people who passed away in Kumiko Shibata's arms made her realize firsthand the truth about dying and the true meaning of life and death. This book records the touching death scenes and insights she witnessed, helping us think about humanity and dignity from life to death, and hopes that we can find our own answers to the final chapter of life.

The Sleeping Interview is sealed in the archives of the Getty Research Institute. It is a manuscript of a long conversation that took place in Lyon and Nice in 1941 between the art critic Pierre Courtion and Henri Matisse. About people and places: his early life in Bohemia in Paris, his attempts to break through the academic tradition, his interactions with art dealers and collectors, his thoughts on craftsmanship, his travels in search of light and color... All emerge in Matisse's narrative, as vividly as the colors in his paintings. In casual conversation, Matisse was casual and sincere. Uncut and uncircumcised. The interview traces the creative career of the Fauvist master, and Matisse's decision to be buried forever, as he realized that "shape cannot be described. We cannot use words to create an equivalent"...

If you do unrighteousness, you will surely die, so what's the use of setting up institutions. Something is created out of nothing and ends up being nothing, and adding flowers and trees only creates doubt. If you look at the good and evil things in the world, there will be no trace of the claws in the snow and mud. Dear readers, there is a saying that it is difficult to paint the skin of a tiger but its bones. The twenty-four strange and strange cases we are going to talk about tonight in the bookstore, some are from public cases, and some are from unofficial anecdotes. This "Thrush Case" is tragic, a dandy was beheaded while walking with a bird, and the fake head pulled out a serial case; this "Grave Digging Case" is strange, the prisoner on death row killed his wife and dug her grave, the scholar was lewd and concealed adultery; this "Blood Shirt Case" is wonderful, the man in the blood shirt is wonderful. Pretending to be a butcher in the street, lying dead in the wilderness; the "Taiyuan Case" is strange, the adulterous monk is wearing a red wedding dress, the old man saves someone and almost dies; and the "Tongue Pulling Case", the wonderful nun has half of her bloody tongue in her mouth, the truth is revealed, but people applaud... The person said, here you have swords and swords everywhere, ghosts, fires and foxes roaring, it is mysterious and scary, can it be true? Let me tell you responsibly, of course they are all fake and made up by the ancients! So why do people still like to hear these stories over thousands of years? Because these myths, ghosts, and lies are actually human words. Although the stories are false, the human nature is all true! Without further ado, let's start the book!

The book of life of Brazilian national treasure writer Paulo Coelho. Combining the author's personal experiences, philosophical thoughts, and insights over many years, each story is like a gem, highly allegorical and philosophical, helping confused people find the meaning of life. When I was fifteen years old, I said to my mother: "I want to be a writer." "But have you ever seen a writer in life? Have you seen any writer in person?" "No, I have only seen it in photos." "If you don't know what a writer is, how can you really want to be a writer?" In order to answer my mother's question, I embarked on a path of exploration...

There are fifteen chapters in this book: movie, bottom line, redemption, renting a house, the narrow door, resurrection, strange path, asking for help, fate, star, trial, memory, return, going wild, the soul of the book contains fifteen stories and fifteen insights.

This book is based on the prose volume of "The Complete Works of Wang Zengqi" published by People's Literature Publishing House. It selects many of Wang Zengqi's nostalgic and memorable essays, with correct ideological orientation, totaling about 160,000 words. Taking the author's memories of his youthful years at Lianda University as the main body, it focuses on presenting the dashing spirit of his mentors and friends during his studies at Lianda University, leading readers to explore the miracle of educational history that was filled with famous figures and brilliant figures. In addition to classics, rare articles involving memories of the General Assembly are also included. In addition, the content also covers some of the author's warm memories of his hometown family in his childhood, his experiences of interacting with drama figures in his middle age, and his interactions with the literary world after his literary life was restarted in his later years, reflecting his main life experiences. The style is simple and natural, the writing is delicate and vivid, the emotions are full and implicit, and it is full of humanistic spirit and poetic charm. The writing is full of affection, the emotions are delicate and sincere, and the language is simple and elegant. It allows readers to feel the charm of Wang Zengqi's literature and at the same time have a more three-dimensional understanding of the writer's experience and the changes of the times.

"May you go away for half your life and come back as a young man." After hearing this fashionable saying among young people, the author couldn't help but sigh: It's hard to stay young, and it's hard to return to your hometown! On the road to study and scholarship, we need colleagues who do not forget their original aspirations. Based on his own life experience of studying, teaching and scholarship, the author uses Laozi's "Tao Te Ching" as the basic framework, and combines the problems and confusions and hesitations that doctoral students and young scholars often encounter in their study, teaching and scientific research work. The author writes articles on corresponding themes and compiles them into a book to discuss with the readers what "study life" and "life science" are.

This book is a collection of 68 articles written by the author when he was trekking between "thousands of mountains and rivers" in management academics and life history. Each article is interpreted by Laozi's "Tao Te Ching". The book is divided into three parts. The first part talks about seeking knowledge: talking about one's own experiences, lessons, observations and thoughts in studying, teaching and research, as well as the experiences of communicating with teachers, colleagues and students from all walks of life; the second part talks about travels. History: Share your thoughts and thoughts while traveling around various places and visiting scenic spots; Part Three: Thinking about life, thinking about the "three lives" (livelihood, living, and life) and the "three necessities" (money, living well, and life) on the road of life, and sharing life insights. The content of the book directly addresses the problems and confusions encountered by current college students (mainly master's and doctoral students), university teachers (including young teachers), and business managers (including MBA and EMBA students). It combines the author's observations, practices, and experiences to provide some useful references.

This book contains sixty-three essays by the author, which are bits and pieces collected from his past life journey, and incorporate some understanding of Laozi's "Tao Te Ching" to reflect the academic realm, brand level and the way of life. Some of these hindsights, perhaps with a bit of hindsight, can help readers explore their own paths in life.

The "Collection of Works of Disabled Writers (2021)" is diversified in literary styles, including novels, essays, reportage and other works, and displays the results of the first training class. The smart words contain the thoughts of disabled writers and reflect their sincere emotions, allowing us to perceive the disabled people's new thinking and understanding of life, as well as their new attitudes and cognitions about life. All walks of life can better understand the spiritual and cultural pursuits of disabled people, thereby stimulating the whole society's enthusiasm for caring for disabled people. The collection also includes literary works on barrier-free themes, expressing the experience, perception and longing for a barrier-free environment, experiencing barrier-free and feeling "barrier-free love"; the first collection of benevolent and beautiful poetry and the works of some writers and poets who care about the cause of disabled people are full of benevolence and good intentions, thick and crystal clear, and can be viewed and read.

Ramu Nickel and Cobalt Mine is located in Madang Province, Papua New Guinea. It is an investment project of Chinese enterprises in Papua New Guinea and even South Pacific island countries. On December 9, 2018, this project won the my country Industrial Award Commendation Award, an award in the industrial field of our country. The success of the Ramu Nickel and Cobalt Project provides valuable experience for Chinese companies to go global on a large scale. "Into the Land of Birds of Paradise - A Personal Experience of the Ramu Nickel-Cobalt Mine Project in Papua New Guinea" is a documentary literary work. The author Liu Chuankai was the site manager of the smelting plant in the early stage of the Ramu Nickel-Cobalt Project Department. He based his work on 12 diaries of approximately 350,000 words written at the construction site. Based on notes and records, it records Papua New Guinea's customs and customs as well as the process and experience of the project construction, hoping to show readers a construction example of Chinese enterprises going abroad and understand the country where the project is located - Papua New Guinea, known as the "Hometown of Birds of Paradise".

This is the essence of a book that combines conciseness and etherealness, and is a spiritual feast for readers. This book contains more than 350 selected poems and more than 150 lyrics from Wenjun's more than 2,000 poems over the past ten years, totaling 500 poems. The selected poems have a rigorous structure, refined diction, bold yet graceful style, and are characterized by simplicity yet aura. It is the author's rich experience and true perception of life, which fully demonstrates the poet's insight into worldly affairs and sophisticated style of human feelings. It inherits the extensive and profound poetry culture of Chinese culture and inspires readers to think about literature and life from a certain height.

I want to be a person who can describe your life at your funeral, not a magnificent oath of love, nor a tender love story, but such a solemn but warm and touching description, which is enough to touch people's hearts. Due to differences in cultural backgrounds, writers from different countries have different aesthetic personalities. Some are passionate and unrestrained, while others are restrained and deep. However, the emotional connection between people is their constant source of inspiration. Many people yearn to live a life like poetry, but they forget the poetry in life. The writer of this book condenses what he sees, hears, experiences and feels into words, and condenses them into tear-jerking family affection, fiery and sweet love, and mutually encouraging friendship. They are soul catchers, loyal to their perception and heart. Their writings are full of nostalgia and confession, as well as observations of the world and philosophies about love.

This is a literary review written in the form of essays, and it is also a book of Maugham's insights into reading and philosophy. When you open this book, you will be stunned by the little-known sides of the top ten literary giants: Dostoevsky, whom everyone admires, was addicted to gambling and liked to advance manuscript fees but did not submit manuscripts on time; Balzac was vain and flashy, and often owed money. Not to return; Jane Austen's tacky clothes and low taste... Maugham's almost ruthless and bloody comments about the great masters are not intended to sensationalize, but to present their truest and most human side to the readers. In Maugham's words, "Knowing what kind of person the author is can help you better understand the author's works." Maugham not only told the personalities, hobbies and life experiences of the ten writers, but also introduced ten great novels. Once opened, you will enter a rich and wonderful world of literature.

This is a collection of essays composed of fourteen travel-related articles written by Wenzel. It includes various slightly edgy conversations between Wenzel, who has been living in Europe for a long time, and local people, comments (complaints) about famous scenic spots, unique analysis of folk festivals and football culture touching on national characteristics, and unique introductions to airplanes, cruise ships, hotels, libraries, second-hand bookstores based on personal experience, etc. In his sincere words, we can have a three-dimensional understanding of the interesting daily life hidden around the world.

Poetry is the elegance of Chinese art and reached its peak during the Tang and Song Dynasties. The Tang and Song Dynasties were also known as the "golden age" of Chinese poetry. Poetry embodies the Chinese people's insight into the world, and also combines the complex vision with the inner rhythm. Poetry has a long history as an art form. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, poetry was like the spring breeze, blowing in every corner of the palace, streets, homes, inns, temples, and village entrances...

"Snow Falls in Tokyo" shows the author's concentrated observation and thinking about Japanese society over about three years, covering aspects such as natural scenery, social culture, medical care, living customs and creative experience. There are surprises and anxiety about environmental changes, concerns and warnings about the fragility of urban functions, criticism and thinking about hot social issues, and at the same time, heartfelt warnings about these issues.

In January 1991, a mountaineering accident shocked the world in the Meili Snow Mountain in Yunnan. Seventeen members of the China-Japan Friendship Joint Mountaineering Team were hit by an avalanche and all died. This is the second largest mountain disaster in the history of human mountaineering. In the history of modern mountaineering for more than a hundred years, Meili Snow Mountain has also become a mountain that humans cannot climb. After the accident, China and Japan conducted multiple searches. One of the search team members, a Japanese mountaineer named Kobayashi Shorei, has repeatedly searched deep into the Meili Snow Mountain in order to bring the souls of his teammates who died in the mountain disaster back to their loved ones over the next twenty years, and has successfully found sixteen bodies. "Meili Snow Mountain: Searching for Seventeen Friends" is a record of Xiao Lin Shangli's many years of arduous search. With plain and delicate documentary-style text and sublime and gentle images, this book records the heartbreaking horror of the mountain disaster, the arduous search, the mysterious features of Meili Snow Mountain, the simple life of the people at the foot of the mountain, three trips to the mountain and the changes in local life. In a search that spanned many years, he gradually transformed from an arrogant outsider climber to a guardian of the sacred mountain, a photographer and writer of natural themes. The cruelty and sacredness of the snow-capped mountains naturally cleanses their souls and lives, and also cleanses every soul who loves the snow-capped mountains.

One day in May 2014, Michelle received a call and learned that her mother had cancer, and immediately returned to her hometown to take care of her mother. Michelle's mother is Korean and her father is American. She grew up in two cultures, but could not get close to either one. In adolescence, she was at odds with her mother because she was obsessed with her music dream. During the days when they were with their mother, the mother and daughter had conversations they had never had before. A few months later, her mother passed away. In order to relieve her grief, Michelle began to go to an Asian supermarket that her mother often visited, tried to make the Korean food that her mother had made for her, and sincerely wrote her inner confession. Struggling in the whirlpool of two cultures, Michelle was forced to re-examine her own identity. In this journey of looking back on love and loss, self-affirmation and pain healing, she recovered the taste, language and talent given to her by her mother, and also allowed her mother to be "reborn" in the space built by food and music.

Changes in life are coming, how to face them? This is a book that chronicles nine years of marriage to the wife of an Alzheimer's patient. Alzheimer's disease is a cruel diagnosis that heralds a long and painful process. This diagnosis is a curse, not only the patient himself, but also the patient's family and friends will become "victims". They will be forced to watch the patient's condition worsen day by day, forced to watch their loved ones struggling in pain but unable to do anything, and at the same time, they will also have to shoulder increasingly heavy care responsibilities. The author Lan Jiang is a professor at a university in the United States. One day, her husband Clad, who serves as a board consultant at the university, was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. In the next nine years of caring for her husband, she used love as support, used wisdom to find direction, faced the unknown with gentleness and humor, embraced life in her unique way of "combining Chinese and Western things", struggled tenaciously in the harsh environment, and finally found a care path that suited her.

It involves many doubts and difficulties in Lu Xun's classic works such as "Kong Yiji", as well as issues that have been debated for many years. Through slow reading, careful reading, and in-depth research, the author has made a different interpretation of the themes, characters, artistic forms, textual expressions, etc. Of "Kong Yiji" than before. His academic insights are significantly different from the original scholar's views and teaching reference book teachings. It is a new breakthrough in the old academic results and teaching guidance, and is a new result of the study of Lu Xun's works such as "Kong Yiji". For example, many scholars and teaching reference books believe that the theme of "Kong Yiji" is to expose the evils of the imperial examination system, that Kong Yiji is a pedantic, poor, and eager to climb the feudal intellectuals, and that the young men look down on Kong Yiji, etc. Based on Lu Xun's self-narration and the actual work, the author clarifies: The purpose of the novel is to describe the general society's indifference to the poor. The down-and-out Kong Yiji is an "insulted and damaged" scholar, not a critical or negative image in the novel. The boy pays attention to and sympathizes with Kong Yiji. He evaluates Kong Yiji's conduct as better than others. From the perspective of artistic achievements, the creation of "Kong Yiji" is Lu Xun's unique contribution to modern Chinese literature.

This book tells the stories of more than a hundred famous contemporary writers and artists, who come from different fields such as literature, calligraphy and painting, crafts, cultural relics, folk art, music, dance, drama, film and television, etc. These writers and artists have made great achievements in their respective fields and left behind a large number of fine works. They have also set an example for the literary and art circles in the pursuit of both morality and art. The stories told in this book are engraved with their creative footprints, carry their artistic perceptions, precipitate their life experiences, and contain their life wisdom. They are of great significance for us to see where we came from and keep our true intentions.

This is a collection of essays by a writer expressing his feelings about pop music. Sixty-six writers, including Yin Xueyun, Yu Geng, Zhou Xiaofeng, Xiao Fuxing, Jiang Bo, Xiao Xinghan, Xu Lu, and Jiu Tu, respectively created based on a song that has both contemporary significance and personal feelings in the Chinese pop music scene for more than 40 years, recording the experience and understanding of the song and its singer. The selected authors cover almost all provinces in China, and the selected songs include "Childhood" (Luo Dayou), "Monica" (Leslie Cheung), "Beyond", "Thousands of Que Songs" (Priscilla Chan), "The Last Battle" (Jay Chou), "Sister" (Zhang Chu), "Stranger" (Li Jian), "Travel" (Xu Wei), etc.

This book is a concentrated thematic description of empty things in the countryside by An Ning, a well-known writer born in the 1980s, in the form of prose, such as wind, rain, snow, rivers, moon, birds, clouds, fallen leaves, homes, etc. Inheriting the children's perspective in his "Countryside Trilogy" such as "Our Disappearing Rural Life", "Forgotten Plants in the Countryside" and "Countryside Idle People". The writing style is quiet, simple, restrained, and tends toward emptiness. The works use lonely or lively human stories to carry thoughts and descriptions of natural voids. The human world represents excitement and noise, which is also the face of secular life in the countryside. The essence of pastoral life that humans have been pursuing for thousands of years lies in the quiet and poetic natural scenery, rivers, earth, wind and rain, clouds, fallen leaves, etc., Which soothe the human soul in an ethereal and floating form, and this is also the author An Ning's intention in writing this work.

Over the course of three years, writer Fu Fei went deep into the basin of her hometown in northeastern Jiangxi. During her long-term and detailed field observations, she realized the interdependence between nature and humans. About fish, birds, snakes, weasels, squirrels, as well as wilderness, rivers, ponds... In inaccessible places, the evolution of species and the natural evolution of ecological diversity present the wild beauty of the basin in all four seasons. The writer's heartfelt love and compassion for wild animals and plants, and the resulting efforts to restore the natural ecosystem, have transcended the meaning of the words themselves.