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The great works of German literature came belatedly: only after the classical era of Italian, French or Spanish literature did the German works that we now count as world literature appear. This small but illuminating literary history traces the onset of this delay. All literary histories are written based on the presentation of literary history, but the study of "A Brief History of German Literature" rarely adopts a serious debate method. It is believed that those who do German studies should first ask themselves: Have they avoided the Germanness that has been widely criticized but has never been identified in literary research? Have you subconsciously closed your eyes in front of things you don't want to see (such as forgetfulness and wrong judgment)? In "A Brief History of German Literature", Schlafeld sought to establish a new causal relationship.

The legendary Japanese female writer Hayashi Fumiko was a model of female literature in the Showa era. She was highly praised by famous writers such as Kawabata Yasunari and Mishima Yukio. Film master Naruse Mikio was even more in love with her and adapted her works for the screen six times. After going through the difficult years of survival and the ups and downs of love, Hayashi Fumiko has always loved passionately, lived brilliantly, and written passionately. She has strived forward in the face of adversity and thrived under the nourishment of love and desire. She injects this wildness and vitality into her works and characters, and with her unique "bohemian" style, she leaves a bright figure in the field of private novels. "Late Chrysanthemum" is a complete collection of Hayashi Fumiko's short masterpieces, including the classic work "Late Chrysanthemum" adapted into a movie of the same name by Naruse Mikio, as well as other representative works such as "The Accordion and the Fishing Town", "The Story of Poverty", and "The Oyster". Also included are the essays "Literary Autobiography" and "The Tip of Love", which are Fumiko Hayashi's sincere confessions about her literary life and emotional experience. The whole book covers every stage of Hayashi Fumiko's creation and completely presents the trajectory of her literary life. Translated by professional translator Liu Xiaojun, it is a reprinted work that has been carefully revised by the translator and comes with a new preface. Writers, travel traders, dancers, geishas... The female characters are vivid, three-dimensional, strong and independent. Their stories demonstrate women's will to survive in the turbulence of the times, and record the lingering love in trivial daily life. The delicate portrayal of female psychology, the precise capture of people's mental state before and after the war, and the detailed outline of complex human nature, through Fumiko Hayashi's simple and clear words, directly hit people's hearts and aroused resonance.

Pulitzer Prize winner Zhang Yan: Yuan Ling is a master of non-fiction writing. A sneak attack on the hinterland of literature, it turns out that non-fiction can be written like this! The lamentation of the fate of 12 "superfluous people" reflects on every misfit. Yuan Ling further established his style. He conducted a literary experiment based on real characters and details, blurring the boundaries between documentary literature and fiction, and challenging the possibility of writing non-fiction literature. This is a collection of "emotional" non-fiction works. Among the 12 stories, there are migrant workers who left their hometowns, confinement sisters who insisted on taking literature classes, and cold-eyed bystanders of murders... They are all "superfluous people" - unable to change their lives, they can only watch the fate that is imposed on them, showing a kind of "indifference" to their own circumstances. Yuan Ling captured this subtle emotion and restored the solemnity of life with words. "Indifference" condenses Yuan Ling's judgment and expression on the changes taking place in contemporary society. He wrote this record not just to sigh, but also to regurgitate our life and find its hidden warmth.

"Selected Academic Letters from Chen Shuyu's Collection" selects 289 letters collected by scholar Mr. Chen Shuyu between him and 89 first-generation Lu Xun scholars, including Ge Baoquan, Hu Yuzhi, Li Jiye, Mao Dun, Nie Gannu, Qian Zhongshu, Shen Congwen, Tang Tao, Xiao Jun, Zhou Haiying, etc., Witnesses of historical events, famous modern and contemporary literary figures, and relatives and friends of Lu Xun. Two generations of scholars, Yu Yanyinshu, have tirelessly researched many academic issues in the history of modern and contemporary literature and the field of Lu Xun research. Many of these historical materials have become an important basis for writing the annotations of the 1981 and 2005 editions of "The Complete Works of Lu Xun", reflecting the historical process of the scientific system of Lu Xun studies becoming increasingly mature. The various details of the scholar's study, writing, and treatment of others flow between the lines in the letter, which is moving. The publication of this batch of letters provides us with a precious academic research material, and it is also another entrance to understand Lu Xun and that era.

This book is a collection of 48 essays, divided into five parts: "The Equation of Life", "Singing and Whispering", "Sentiments of the Years", "The Wind is Light and the Clouds Are Calm" and "Talking Over Tea". In his works, the author thinks deeply about the meaning, value and role of life, and depicts the life in the market and the emotions of ordinary working people. This book has a strong sense of history and vicissitudes. At the same time, it also vividly expresses the praise of noble moral character and simple emotions through drinking tea and borrowing objects to express emotions.

"Slow Bird" is a collection of poems written by the author over many years, divided into eight volumes. The collection of poems covers a wide range of topics, and the writing style is light and easy. It travels between reality, metaphor, speculation, memory, present and future. In the realm of imagination, it incorporates insights into all things in the world and transcendent logic in multiple conflicts, thus revealing the poetic flavor of individual survival and the customs of the times. The quality of the poems has the comprehensive consciousness and integrated creativity of the poets of the new century. The entire collection of poems presents the author's exploratory style of unstylized writing. This kind of writing is not an inspirational one of waiting for rare wisdom in a closed laboratory, nor is it a dogmatic one of desperate confrontation with writing itself in anxiety. He is committed to exploring the origin and new quality of Chinese poetry. He maintains a passion for rhetoric but at the same time remains alert and sensitive to the changing experience. On the one hand, this kind of attention makes the poem highlight a changing clue of the rich relationship between objects and people; on the other hand, it wraps the novelty of creation in the dense atmosphere of context, so that the "poetic heart" can stand out in the full reading taste and juicy mirror world.

Jiang Shumei, 86, is known as the "legendary grandma". Her life is like a series of "crazy" adventures. Born in 1937, the Japs entered the village when he was 10 months old; when he was 11 years old, the People's Liberation Army invaded Jinan; when he was 22 years old, he suffered from the Great Famine; when he was 29 years old, he suffered from the Cultural Revolution. She escaped death many times, but she always lived with laughter. I learned my first word at the age of 60, and published my first book at the age of 76. Accidentally, she became a national hit, and CCTV called her the "Legendary Grandma". I started learning painting again at the age of 80 and calligraphy at the age of 82. My next goal is to live to be 130 years old. The book "My Mother is Eight and a Half Years Old" you are looking at now is written by her daughter. It is a small summary of Grandma Jiang's adventure career of more than 80 years. Opening this book is like holding a chair and sitting with grandma in the small courtyard in the afternoon and listening to her talk. She turned her heavy experiences into jokes, and her casual words were all golden. She always says to her readers: Don't cry when reading my books. Those things are over, and you should be happy.

Zhang Haochen's first collection of prose essays in his writing career is also his brand new work after two years of absence. In this book, Zhang Haochen records his life in recent years, shares his life, the stories of people around him, and the insights derived from them. He opened up himself and revealed it to the readers, including his past memories, his youthful past, his understanding of life, and his care for the people and things around him. For everyone, maybe the worst period has been over, but every dawn after the dark night, I still want to watch the sunrise with you, and every night after the dusk, I still want to watch the moon with you for a long time.

This book is a picture album. This book includes chapters such as the path to medicine, study abroad visits, academic innovation, hospital development, education, and anti-cancer causes. Through pictures and texts, it panoramically displays Academician Hao Xishan's growth process, work performance, and academic achievements, and records his contribution to the development of oncology medicine in Tianjin, my country, and the world. The book reproduces Academician Hao's 50 years of medical and teaching experience, truly witnessing and faithfully recording the development of modern cancer prevention and treatment in China. Through the medical career of Academician Hao Xishan, we can relive all the efforts and attempts made by that generation of doctors in the process of promoting the development of medicine and benefiting thousands of patients. They did not change their original aspirations, were not afraid of hardships and dangers, and pioneered for the cause they loved. The whole book has high academic and historical value, and is an important reference for studying Tianjin's medical undertakings.

"Henry IV" is the most successful and popular historical drama by Shakespeare, the master of British Renaissance drama, and is regarded as the representative work of Shakespeare's historical dramas. The main content of this work is to reflect the process of Henry IV and his princes' desperate struggle against the rebellious princes and nobles. In the play, the relaxed, mediocre, happy city life full of mischief is in sharp contrast with the tense, complicated palace life full of bloody conspiracies, making the content of the work not only exude a strong flavor of life, but also have a certain historical depth. Wu Xinghua was a talented poet, writer and translator in my country in the 1940s and 1950s. His works have unique artistic conceptions, magnificent words, and have high literary and artistic value. Although Wu Xinghua's translation works are not many, they are all excellent. "Henry IV" is his masterpiece of translation, but it reflects his unique insights and profound understanding of translation.

This book is a collection of academic essays commenting on "Journey to the West" from multiple perspectives. It includes an appreciation of Tang Monk, Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Monk Sha, etc., And an exploration of the creative purpose and artistic structure of "Journey to the West". The author also expressed new opinions on the authorship of "Journey to the West". The author of this book is a famous scholar who studied "Journey to the West". He has written extensively and is famous at home and abroad. This time, the author uses his profound knowledge and handwriting to write academic sketches. The ideas are more flexible, the writing style is freer, and the readability is stronger. This book is both academic and interesting, allowing readers to appreciate "Journey to the West" from multiple perspectives. While acquiring new knowledge, they can also have a relaxing and enjoyable reading experience.

This book is an academic essay on "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" written by Professor Han Tianlu of the School of Liberal Arts of Hebei University. The author explores the ghostly world of fox fairies depicted in "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" from multiple angles and in simple terms, Pu Songling's feelings embodied in "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" and the criticism and reflection of "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" on the society at that time. The manuscript contains both a macroscopic overall view and an understanding interpretation of classic chapters. The writing style is sophisticated and the prose is natural. It is a relatively high-quality popular reading material, which is very helpful for ordinary readers to get into "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio". Professor Han Tianlu has taught courses such as "Three Words and Two Patterns", "Westward Journey" and "Ming and Qing Novels" at the "Hundred Schools Forum", and has a high reputation and influence.

Among ancient Chinese literary works, apart from some widely circulated chapters in Tang poems and Song lyrics, novels are probably the most influential among contemporary readers. Among the novels, in addition to the four famous novels "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", "Water Margin", "Journey to the West" and "Dream of Red Mansions", there are also "San Yan Er Pai", "Jin Ping Mei", "The Scholars", "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio", etc. "The Scholars: Celebrities and Fame and Fortune" aims to use interesting viewpoints, bright language, and active ideas to establish a bridge between scholars' desk research and public reading. The author of this book, Mr. Zhang Guofeng, has conducted in-depth research on "The Scholars" and has unique insights into the characters, artistic connotations, imperial examination system, etc. Involved in the novel, which is thought-provoking and interesting.

"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is one of the four great classics and a representative work of historical romance novels among classical novels. This book is a collection of essays that interpret "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" for public reading. The book sets multiple themes such as "The Fiction and Historical Facts of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms"", "Important Characters of the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms"", "The Layout and Structure of the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms"", etc., Which are explained in detail in a series of related articles. The author of this book is an expert in the study of classical novels. He writes short articles in his own handwriting. Compared with high-level lectures or cumbersome textual research, the writing style is more free and lively. At the same time, it also maintains a certain academic standard, so that readers can appreciate "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" from multiple perspectives and gain a more relaxed and enjoyable reading experience.

"Three Words and Two Pats" is a representative collection of Chinese classical vernacular short stories. It is widely read by the public and has a wide variety of adapted works such as opera, film and television, etc. This book is a collection of academic essays that interprets "Three Words and Two Pai" from multiple angles and is intended for public readers. The book extracts themes such as "the world of men and women eating and drinking", "the history of fortunes of urban figures", "smoking powder monsters", and "the concept of chastity", and narrates and explains them in a series of articles around the corresponding themes. The author of this book is an expert in the study of classical novels. He writes short articles in his own handwriting, with rich academic connotations and lively writing style, which will help the public readers appreciate classical masterpieces and understand ancient culture.

"Water Margin" is one of the "Four Great Masterpieces" that is well-known to every household. It is a representative work of classical heroic romance novels. The book not only creates many vivid heroes, but also describes various aspects of life and social life, with rich content. Reading the book has raised many important questions for generations of readers, and these questions are still being analyzed, explored, and discussed by contemporary readers. "The Hero and the Thief: The Water Margin" is classified according to the topics, respectively telling the historical background of the Water Margin, the ideological themes of the Water Margin heroes, the Water Margin heroes' views on women, money, food and wine, personality, etc. The author writes in a relaxed manner, long if he has words, and short if there is no words, trying to be unique and provide enlightening thinking. Reading this book will help increase readers' interest in reading the original work, and at the same time help readers deepen their thinking about the original work.

Shi Zhecun (1905-2003), whose name was Depu and whose courtesy name was Zhecun. A native of Hangzhou, Zhejiang. New Sensationalist writer, translator and scholar of modern Chinese literature, professor at East China Normal University. Shi Zhecun's writing experience in his life can be divided into four periods. Before 1937, in addition to editing work, he mainly wrote short stories, poems and translated foreign literary works. During the Anti-Japanese War, he mainly wrote prose. In the 1950s, he mainly translated foreign literary works. After 1958, he devoted himself to the research of classical literature and tablet cultural relics. His main prose collections include "Dengxia Collection", "Dai Dan Collection", "Zhen Ge Collection", "Song of Sweet Books", "Footprints on the Sand", etc. This book intends to select Shi Zhecun's representative prose pieces to reflect his prose writing style.

"Song of Chinese Elegance" is a collection of poems by the author Gu Hao. It is another new eight-rhyme poetry collection created by the author after "Melody of Yaotian". The collection of poems contains one hundred new poems written by the author in the ten years after the victory of the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and before the victory of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China. Ya and Song are the names of the content categories in the Book of Songs, as well as the names of the music categories. Later, "Ya Song" was also used to refer to the music of the prosperous age. The author named the book "Ode to Chinese Elegance", indicating that this book is a song of China's prosperous times in the new era. This new poetry collection is not only a wonderful life story of a poet over the past ten years, but also, to some extent, a wonderful story of a country over the past ten years. The major events and general trends of the country have left deep imprints, thick pastel colors and sufficient thoughts in the author's poems. Romance, logic and ambition are fully expressed in this collection of poems, and the three are integrated naturally and appropriately.

The Eight Great Essayists of the Tang and Song Dynasties, that is, the eight major essayists of the Tang and Song Dynasties, include Han Yu and Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty, and Su Xun, Su Shi, Su Che, Wang Anshi, Zeng Gong, and Ouyang Xiu of the Song Dynasty. They used loose sentences to express freely, injecting fresh air into the dull and rigid literary world dominated by parallel prose, and expressed their strong personalities. In their respective eras, the literary world took on a completely new look. In the Ming Dynasty, the articles of eight schools were selected and commended. Later generations of ancient writers respected them, and many people studied and imitated them, which had a great influence. This book selects 121 quintessential articles from the Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties, with brief annotations and precise comments to provide contemporary readers with a trustworthy, readable, exquisite and appreciable version.

Su Shi was a famous literati in ancient China who made outstanding contributions in prose, poetry, poetry, calligraphy, and painting. His poetry is not only bold and bold, but also graceful, clear-minded, broad-minded, etc. It can be said that "words are suitable for all styles". It has a profound influence on later generations and is still read by readers. This book is based on the Zizhi Manchao edition edited by Mao Zedong of the Ming Dynasty. If it is incomplete, it will be supplemented from other editions and explained. Interpretation of words, doubtful words, mistaken words and fragments of sentences will not be accepted. It collects 341 extant poems and chronologically records 310 of them. Each poem is given detailed annotations and comments, which will help readers accurately understand and deeply appreciate Su Shi's poems.

"Collected Works of Zhang Jie" collects Zhang Jie's major works since she started her literary creation, including six novels: "Heavy Wings", "Wordless", "Only One Sun", "Knowing Being", "The Soul is Made for Wandering", "Four Dogs Waiting to Be Fed", a long essay "The One Who Loves Me Most in the World Is Gone", more than 400,000 words of short and medium stories, more than 300,000 words of essays, and several important interviews, compiled into 10 types and 12 volumes. Zhang Jie's novels have won the Mao Dun Literature Award twice, and her short stories have also won many national awards. "Collected Works of Zhang Jie" provides valuable texts for readers and researchers of Zhang Jie, and is also a summary of Zhang Jie's literary career.

"Selected Works of Lao She" is a comprehensive anthology of Lao She's short stories and essays with rich content. The anthology is divided into three volumes: the upper, middle and lower volumes. The first and middle volumes are novel volumes, and the second volume is prose volumes. Professor Guangming, the master of the First Normal University, was invited to edit and write a 10,000-word foreword. The anthology includes Lao She's representative works, including popular short and medium-length novels such as "Micro God", "Crescent Moon", "Soul-Breaking Gun" and "My Life", as well as classic prose works such as "Thinking of Peiping", "Spring of Daming Lake", "Qingdao in May" and "Not dying in the exam is a god". A relatively comprehensive, rich and multi-dimensional display of Lao She's creative characteristics. Suitable for teachers and primary and secondary school students to read.

"Put Dinner in the Drawer" contains 60 poems written by Han Jiang in the twenty years since his debut. Transparent night, dark trees, burning wheelchair, winter on the other side of the mirror. In the collection of poems "Put Dinner in the Drawer", Han Jiang re-examines the subtle emotions in daily life, using bloody language drawn from the dark night to describe the loneliness and sadness of life. She gazes eagerly into the human soul, trying to find the shining truth in a world of silence and darkness. Han Jiang's poetry creation runs through her entire writing career. Her poems are intensely emotional and full of sensual imagery, in line with her novels.

This set contains 5 works by Han Jiang, namely "Vegetarian", "Aphasia", "Put Dinner in the Drawer", "White" and "Plant Wife".

This is a book about hometown, relatives, and friends. It is not only a personal growth experience, but also the story of every ordinary person. The book contains growth, escape, helplessness, and looking back. When a person feels trapped and helpless, one place always flashes in my mind - my hometown. For those who are traveling around and have no fixed place to live, their hometown will always be the softest existence deep in their hearts. I miss the bed my mother dried for me in the winter, the steamed pork made by my father, the sunrise I watched with Ah Lin, the clouds in the sky, and the wind blowing through the mountain stream. The familiar smell reminds me all the time that this is the call of my hometown. Only with a hometown can we have a foundation, and with a place of origin can we never forget where we are going. Live sincerely in this world forever, because there is a place called hometown, which teaches us to be warm and kind.

This is a book that transcends age. It talks about healing at different stages of life, explores "subtle philosophical thoughts" about spiritual practice, love and suffering, and happiness, and gives endless motivation to those who are confused.

This is an epic picture of childhood life, a children's version of "The Ordinary World", a version of "Old Things in the South of the City" for those born in the 1970s, and a modern version of "Morning Blossoms Picked Up at Dusk". Through the prose story of a young man who lives in a mountain village with many brothers, a sick father, and a poor family, who grows up hard, overcomes various difficulties to realize his desire to study and go to school, and strives to realize his dream, it shows the delicate psychological growth process of young children. The language is simple, natural and friendly, with strong regional characteristics and children's characteristics. It is an ideological crutch, an emotional beacon, and a beacon to guide children's growth. It is an ink painting of the customs and sentiments of northern Henan, and a panoramic view of rural life in the 1980s!

"Contemporary Comparative Literature" is a collection of journals on the field of comparative literature research. The purpose of this book is to present the research hot spots and cutting-edge discussions of comparative literature and world literature in recent years, and to grasp the pulse of discipline integrity and innovation in the new era. The eighth volume has columns such as "Hans Blumenberg Research", "Chinese and Foreign Literature Research from a Comparative Perspective", "Classics Research", "Literary Theory", "Classics and Interpretation", and "Book Reviews". The themes covered by the essays and translations in this collection cover a long time span, from ancient Greece to 20th century comparative literary theory. The space involved is also extremely broad, with China, Japan, Europe, etc. All involved.

"Faust" organized the translation of important representative documents on the study of "Faust" in Germany. Including: the preface to the annotated edition of "Faust", a summary of the research history, an introduction to a newly published academic monograph, and an in-depth interpretation of a certain issue or scene. The literature selection includes both classic research and research results based on new theoretical methods. The authors of the selected articles include German literature scholars, philosophers, theologians, jurists, economists, military scientists, etc. Each of them analyzes and interprets the corresponding scenes in "Faust" based on their respective majors. The author's political stance, religious sect, and age group are different, and the direction and goal of the argument are also different. It can be said to be the essence and collection of research on "Faust".

Hesiod is one of the most important mythological poets in ancient Greece, and his works can be regarded as the historical cornerstone of Greek civilization. Although "Theogony" and "Labor and Days" are small in length, their impact is huge. However, the relevant research literature is very limited. "Hesiod: The Art of Mythology" is a collection of papers from an international symposium in 1989. Most of the topics focus on interpreting the writing style of Hesiod's mythological poems, as well as some important chapters that have a profound impact on Western tradition. This book includes 13 selected translations, which are intended to enable readers to grasp Hesiod's narrative intention and the mythological implications of it as a whole, without neglecting the details of the text. The translator of this book, Wu Yaling, has studied in Paris for many years and has a special liking for ancient Greek literature. His precise and elegant translation allows readers to appreciate the academic achievements of today's French classical scholarship. This book is significantly revised based on the first edition of "Hesiod: The Art of Myth" published by Huaxia Publishing House in 2004, with detailed corrections and re-translation of several paragraphs.

"Contemporary Comparative Literature" is a collection of journals on the field of comparative literature research. The purpose of this book is to present the research hot spots and cutting-edge discussions of comparative literature and world literature in recent years, and to grasp the pulse of discipline integrity and innovation in the new era. The ninth series is "Special Issue on Cross-Cultural Interpretation and Communication Research of Chinese and Foreign Drama Classics", with columns such as "Cross-media Research on Drama and Film", "Cross-Cultural Research on Mei Lanfang", "Research on Dario Fo", "Classics and Interpretation", etc. Readers who get this volume will enter a journey of cross-cultural research on Chinese and foreign dramas. There are not only the cross-media comparison and penetration of drama and film, which are both viewing arts, but also the much-anticipated international communication event of Chinese opera in the last century - Mei Lanfang's visit to the Soviet Union - the disclosure of the first complete and unabridged Chinese translation of the meeting minutes; there are also Dario Fo's works on Italy The cross-cultural interweaving of Italian comedy art and European avant-garde art, as well as the Japanese missionary events in Spanish drama in the 17th century, Rousseau's seemingly contradictory drama concepts, Ibsen's drama understood by Chinese lyric writers, etc., Are richly interpreted across time and cultural space.

The literary world is not only filled with backstabbing, calculations and insults, but also warmth, tacit understanding and bonds. The words "I love you" or "I love you" were said by Turgenev to Tolstoy, George Sand to Flaubert, René Charles to Eluard, Kerouac to Ginsberg. The octogenarian Goethe still kept Schiller's skull in his study; Wordsworth was the "know thyself" oracle to Coleridge, proving that he was not a poet; for Mansfield and Woolf, there was a kind of jealousy that was the opposite of infatuation and admiration; and Mishima Yukio, Kawabata Yasunari held him in the palm of his hand. The "Hand of God" in the heart; Senghor and Césaire were determined to fight to promote the black spirit... These stories between writers are both beautiful and sad: beautiful because they started from accidents and confirmed the power of love and friendship; sad because they all ended in "extreme neglect"...

For each of us, life is always full of trauma and stress, some of which are innate - such as abandonment, and some are acquired - such as disasters, which destroy what should have been a plain but beautiful life. In "I Write the Sun in the Night", Boris Sirenik analyzes the traumatic experiences and creative practices of iconic "alternative" literati such as Jean Genet, Romain Garry, and Louis Althusser, and then demonstrates that in order to get out of a person's siege, it is necessary to carry out "recovery" practice, that is, conscious emotional fiction and memory sublimation (especially imagination and writing), so as to repair the broken self and embrace a thousand brilliant suns.

Every year on the 18th day of the eighth lunar month, the Qiantang River surges the most, making it the best time to watch the tide. At this time of year, many people come to see this natural wonder. Watching the autumn waves of the Qianjiang River, which is famous at home and abroad, began in the Han and Wei dynasties and flourished in the Tang and Song Dynasties. After more than 2,000 years, it has become a custom. How is the Qiantang Tide formed? How was the Qiantang Dam built? In order to avoid flooding caused by the Qiantang Tide, what are the interesting stories surrounding the spectacular Qiantang Tide? "Legends and Stories of Qiantang Tide" selects 18 legendary folklore stories with the theme of Qiantang Tide. It uses pictures and texts to help readers better understand and become familiar with Qiantang Tide.

The plane shattered. I'm from Earth, now on Mars. Looking around, everything is gray. Seven or eight steps away from me, a group of people stood. I can see clearly at a glance, the cat-faced person!

"The Classic of Mountains and Seas Folktales Series" is a series of books full of historical legends, folk wisdom and folk customs. The first volume has three types: "Legends of the Yellow River", "Legends of the Qiantang Tide" and "Legends of Flowers and Birds". "Flowers and Birds Legends" tells the origins of various flowers and birds, such as peonies, peonies, magpies, phoenixes, etc.; As well as the beautiful legends between them and ancient literati, such as Li Bai, Su Dongpo, Lu You, etc. In addition to 26 stories, the book is also equipped with exquisite illustrations.

As the most important birthplace of Chinese civilization, the Yellow River, our mother river, has meandered for 5,464 kilometers and flowed for thousands of years, nourishing generations of descendants of the Yan and Huang Dynasties and shaping the colorful image of China. Literati from all dynasties have continued to sing about it, making it even more famous. However, along with the rushing water, flood disasters have also become a problem that troubles people. How was the Yellow River formed? Where is the source of the Yellow River? How did the legendary place names in the vast river basin come about? What interesting stories happened in order to control floods in the Yellow River? "Legends of the Yellow River" selects 28 legendary folklore stories with the Yellow River as the theme. It uses pictures and texts to help readers understand the Yellow River better and get closer to the Yellow River.

"Zhao Lihong's Latest Prose Selection" is a collection of essays personally edited and selected by the famous writer Zhao Lihong for middle school students to read. It includes classic prose and new creations. It is divided into four series. The first series "Hometown and the End of the World" is about people's memories, full of deep emotions and touching people; the second series "Heavenly Fragrance and Poetry Heart" Starting from one's own experience of traditional culture, it is rich in philosophical thinking; the third volume "The Softness and Hardness of Jiangnan" contains classic and beautiful poems that describe the scenery and lyricism, which is poetic and moving; the fourth volume "Facing the Stars in the Day" starts from one's own reading experience and writes random thoughts on reading, which has many inspirations for young people's reading and writing. Zhao Lihong's prose has a far-reaching artistic conception, upward intentions, and delicate emotions. He narrates his memories and thoughts in his works, not only telling his own experience, but also exploring the world, which has rich literary and artistic value and social value.

Tagore wrote poetry all his life. At the age of 51, he selected 103 poems and compiled them into a "Psalms dedicated to God", which is "Gitanjali". From daily life to the splendor of the universe, everything is poetically presented in the book. Each poem is a combination of beauty and truth. At the age of 52, Tagore became Asia's first Nobel Prize winner with this book. "Gitanjali" brings unprecedented peace of mind to readers, and it still touches everyone who reads it.

"Basho Miscellaneous Notes" is an enlightening collection of essays. It is a profound insight into the world and life left by Ryunosuke Akutagawa in his short 35-year life, including "Basho Miscellaneous Notes", "Continuation of Basho Miscellaneous Notes", "Reminiscence", "Meat" "Bone Tea", "Things About Books" and "Words from Gnomes" are 6 essays, covering Akutagawa's recollections of life, subtle insights into ordinary things and literature and art... Open this book, release your inner pressure, and may your life be calm.

"If you understand Yasujiro Ozu, you will understand life." Yasujiro Ozu is a well-known Japanese film director and playwright. He directed a total of 54 films in his lifetime, creating a unique film aesthetics that profoundly influenced the development of Japanese and even world film history, as well as Japan's modern life aesthetics and people's attitudes towards daily life. Opening the collection of Ozu Yasujiro's classic works, you will be pleasantly surprised to find that Ozu Yasujiro often speaks a few words, which can enlighten people and instantly awaken our love for daily life. This book includes Ozu Yasujiro's "Tokyo Story", "Early Spring" and "Tokyo Twilight".

"If you understand Yasujiro Ozu, you will understand life." Yasujiro Ozu is a well-known Japanese film director and playwright. He directed a total of 54 films in his lifetime, creating a unique film aesthetics that profoundly influenced the development of Japanese and even world film history, as well as Japan's modern life aesthetics and people's attitudes towards daily life. Opening the collection of Ozu Yasujiro's classic works, you will be pleasantly surprised to find that Ozu Yasujiro often speaks a few words, which can enlighten people and instantly awaken our love for daily life. This book includes Ozu Yasujiro's "Flowers of the Other Shore", "Good Morning" and "Floating Grass".

"If you understand Yasujiro Ozu, you will understand life." Yasujiro Ozu is a well-known Japanese film director and playwright. He directed a total of 54 films in his lifetime, creating a unique film aesthetics that profoundly influenced the development of Japanese and even world film history, as well as Japan's modern life aesthetics and people's attitudes towards daily life. Opening the collection of Ozu Yasujiro's classic works, you will be pleasantly surprised to find that Ozu Yasujiro often speaks a few words, which can enlighten people and instantly awaken our love for daily life. This book includes "Late Spring", "Wheat Autumn" and "The Taste of Tea and Rice" by Yasujirō Ozu.

"If you understand Yasujiro Ozu, you will understand life." Yasujiro Ozu is a well-known Japanese film director and playwright. He directed a total of 54 films in his lifetime, creating a unique film aesthetics that profoundly influenced the development of Japanese and even world film history, as well as Japan's modern life aesthetics and people's attitudes towards daily life. Opening the collection of Ozu Yasujiro's classic works, you will be pleasantly surprised to find that Ozu Yasujiro often speaks a few words, which can enlighten people and instantly awaken our love for daily life. This book includes "Autumn Peace", "Autumn in the Kobayakawa Family" and "The Taste of Saury" by Yasujiro Ozu.

Xu Qingqun, a senior journalist and writer, spent five years interviewing 16 high-end foreign experts face-to-face, recording and telling their Chinese stories in words. Foreign experts come from the United States, Japan, Russia, Australia, Egypt, Syria, Malaysia, Romania and other countries. They are distributed in the fields of medical care, new materials, environmental protection, construction, education, news, culture and other fields, and come from universities, enterprises, international organizations, media and other institutions. Why do they love China, why do they come to live and work in China, what interesting things have they experienced in China, what achievements have they made so far, and what are their expectations for future development? This book will answer the questions one by one for readers.

"You Are the April Day in the World" includes novels, essays, poems and letters from Lin Huiyin's literary works. Lin Huiyin was both a poet and an architect. "You Are the April Day in the World" collects as many of her letters as possible, covering her life from the days when she was studying abroad to her later years. It very truly shows her mental journey in literature, architecture, politics, emotions, family, and the social life that intertwined all of them. It reflects that period of history with flesh, blood, and tears. It is a truly reliable source material for those interested in studying Lin Huiyin and the era and culture she represented.

Mr. Qi Gong is a contemporary recognized cultural celebrity, scholar, calligrapher and painter, and connoisseur of calligraphy and painting. His academic attainments run through ancient and modern times, and he is profound and broad. He teaches and educates people in accordance with their aptitude and is good at teaching. He is open-minded and optimistic throughout his life and indifferent to fame and fortune. Teaching by words and deeds has a profound and subtle influence on future students. Mr. Qi Gong's life is not that of an "individual". From his hobbies and life, we can see the customs and vicissitudes of Beijing in the 20th century. From his behavior as a scholar and a person, we can see the virtues of integrity, tolerance, humility, kindness, wisdom, and diligent pursuit of truth among Chinese intellectuals. He is a precious spiritual wealth of the Chinese nation. Mr. Dong Kun, the author of "Review of Qi Gong", has been friends with Mr. Qi Gong for 35 years and has been greatly influenced by Mr. Qi Gong in terms of academic direction, interests and hobbies. I have deep feelings for Mr. Qi Gong, and I also have a unique and profound understanding and understanding of Mr. Qi Gong's academic achievements and character. The manuscript is divided into two parts, the inner and outer parts. The "internal part" (named "Qigong Scholarship") is divided into three sections: 1. Linguistics, 2. Calligraphy, and 3. Lifetime Admiration; Admiration for Mr.'S character and demeanor and memories of their thirty-five-year relationship (including Mr.'S letters to the author, etc.); Finally, a "separate record" is set up to include the thoughts after reading the texts about Mr. Qi Gong: Chronicle of Qi Gong and Oral History of Qi Gong. As a book to commemorate and reminisce about Mr. Qi Gong, Mr. Dong's language is fluent and plain, and he is just talking about a past event and his own feelings, but it is deeply affectionate, allowing readers to deeply feel that Mr. Dong misses and is grateful to the people who have influenced his life. At the same time, the knowledge and stories about Mr. Qi Gong recorded in this book will also make readers understand the value of perseverance and forging ahead, the feasibility of changing destiny, and the respectability of treating each other sincerely. They will also be deeply moved by the legendary acquaintance and 35 years of interaction.

Jiang Xiaotian, who graduated from a prestigious high school, came to the military academy with an experience mentality, but everything was beyond his imagination. The unbearable harsh management and training every day made him fall into the confusion of life. At this moment...

Only through the passage of time and vicissitudes of life can we discover our own frivolity and ignorance and the richness and variety of society. For all of us, we are just a speck of dust among all living beings, but dust also has the meaning of being dust. Although we are very small to the world, to ourselves we are the whole world. Although "Dust" is not large in length, its content is all-encompassing, including the author's insights on life, work, and life. It is profound, interesting, and high-spirited, and demonstrates the author's positive and optimistic life attitude and philosophy.

This book is a collection of poems written by the author in recent years. The poems selected in the book express some perceptions of time, life, youth, and love. They include the pursuit of lost youth and love, as well as the perception of future time and life. The creative themes mainly revolve around life, emotions, etc. The language is simple and full of emotion. Savor it carefully and have endless aftertaste. The selected poems demonstrate the author's unique poetic concepts and aesthetic pursuits.