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Essays on scenery and natural observation of Jiaodong Peninsula. It is divided into two parts: the food part and the mountain and sea part. The food part mainly describes the food that the author has made and eaten in his own life, which can be roughly divided into several categories: pasta, seafood, omnivorous, flower-based, fruit-based, vegetable-based food, etc. Based on the seasons, experience and insights, he uses meticulous, warm and humorous writing to present the ordinary life of a permanent resident of the peninsula. The part about mountains and seas mainly describes the author's observation of nature in Weihai. With his love for nature, a person walks around, climbs mountains, looks for flowers, and looks at the sea. Based on years of observation, he forms his own aesthetic views and natural concepts. It is roughly divided into several parts: mountain and plant observation, seaside observation, thinking and ideas, etc. The introduction to the scenery and nature of the peninsula comes entirely from the author's personal life, which is documentary, spontaneous and casual. The description is regional, but the concept is based on people's love for the entire nature, compassion for the destruction of species, and a simple view of nature.

"Flowers of Evil" is a collection of poems by Charles Baudelaire (1821-1867). It is a book with logic, structure, beginning and end, and a coherent whole. "Flowers of Evil" is known as "a strange flower blooming" in France's transitional period when "the great tradition has disappeared and new traditions have not yet been formed". The work combines the characteristics of romanticism, symbolism and realism. The poems in "Flowers of Evil" are not arranged according to the year of writing, but are divided into six poetry groups based on content and theme, each with a title: "Melancholy and Ideals", "Paris Scene", "Wine", "Flowers of Evil", "Resistance" and "Death", among which "Melancholy and Ideals" is the most important. The arrangement of the six parts actually draws the trajectory of the conflict between melancholy and ideals. This edition also includes the 1868 supplement to the third edition of "Flowers of Evil", "Collection of Fragmented Poems", "Collection of Romance", "Collection of Inscriptions" and "Collection of Jokes".

The British poet John Keats is an outstanding representative of the Romantic school of poetry and is known as the "poet among poets". He died young (he did not live to be 26 years old), but in his short seven-year poetry career, he created many imaginative, majestic, and direct-to-people works, making him one of the "greatest poets" in the world. Keats lived during a time when Italian romance was undergoing a revival in England. "Isabella" is based on Boccaccio's story, but Keats made no substantial changes in the plot when adapting it into poetry. He understood that the genre of medieval romance could be traced back to Chaucer in English literature, so he would occasionally insert some brief digressions and prayers in Chaucer's unique style. However, these extracorporeal dialogues do not occupy a long space and do not create an abrupt feeling of forced insertion. Instead, they retain the original narrative process. Isabella lives with her two merchant brothers in Florence, and she and her young associate Lorenzo fall in love with each other. When her two brothers discovered this, they took Lorenzo to a forest, murdered and buried him. One night, Lorenzo's spirit appeared in front of Isabella and told her what happened and where he was buried. Isabella found his body, dug it up, severed the head, took it home and put it in one of her basil pots. Watered by Isabella's tears, a basil plant grew from Lorenzo's head and grew more and more lush. But her two brothers took the basil pot from her hands, and Isabella died of grief after losing her love. This version of "Isabella" has been slightly revised based on the translation by translator Zhu Weiwei, trying to reproduce the moving beauty of language and phonology of the original poem. It also has illustrations by British illustrator William Brown MacDougall, which correspond to the situations expressed in poetry and have high appreciation and collection value.

Jia Ping's concave "walking". The author starts from his hometown Shangluo, including "Yunta Mountain", "Songyun Temple", and "A Ferry with the Moon". Talking about other cities in Shaanxi, there are the prosperous and prosperous "Hibiscus of the Tang Dynasty" and a taste of old Xi'an, and the desolate and solemn "Loess Plateau". The author headed west against the wind and sand, to Dunhuang, to Tarim, to the Flame Mountain, and then headed south and east wrapped in wetness, entering the ancient city of Lijiang, visiting Guilin, meeting girls of the Wa ethnic group, and admiring the vast Taihu Lake... Every plant, tree, mountain, and river can be seen as the reflection of the human soul, which is full of emotion, personality, and philosophy.

Chen Zhongshi's works are true, powerful and beautiful. They not only taste the country and life, but also show his gratitude to the country and praise the shining points of human nature. The language is simple and grand, with strong thoughts and rich regional flavor, which makes people feel like chewing olives and have endless aftertaste. The book contains stories about the author's "first time" in his life, including seeing the Colosseum in ancient Rome, setting foot on the Chaka Salt Lake to appreciate the "land of the sky", wandering from Dali to Lugu Lake, and admiring the moon in the Mu Us Desert... The world in the author's writings is sparkling, and the author's psychological world is colorful.

A collection of poems by Colombian writer and poet Alvaro Mutis. This book compiles and collects Mutis' poetry from 1947 to 2003 in chronological order. As an adventurer and protagonist in the world of Mutis' series of novels, the character of lookout Maclor was born in Mutis's early poems. These poems are also haunted by a tropical atmosphere like his novels: fading beauty, hot and humid time, unfortunate voyages, absurd work... The collection of poems covers Mutis's long creative career. Wandering and the sea, failure and destruction, words and despair, lust and death, history and night, dreams and time... Are themes throughout.

In 2010, animal painter Li Weiyi rescued a wolf cub in distress on the Zoige Grassland and named him "Green". In order for Green to return to the wilderness, she accompanied the wolf cub to undergo training and rewilding on the grassland. After nine months of companionship, Green became the first wolf in the world to be raised by humans and successfully return to the wolf pack. During and after that, a series of touching chapters of "The love between man and wolf is not over" unfolded over Ruoergai. Li Weiyi's inspirational and "parent-child" story has been spread throughout the country for several years through the book and documentary "Return to the Wolves". Biographer Hongjuan entered Li Weiyi's spiritual world in the spring of 2021. Not only did she gain a lot of knowledge about wolves, but she also inquired about "Wolf Mother" Li Weiyi's thoughts on family love, life, freedom and nature. It turns out that Li Weiyi's extraordinary courage and extraordinary experience stem from the inclusive education given to her by her parents. "The Story Behind Return to the Wolves" trickled out from their writing, which is both gentle and beautiful, free and humorous. "Green is still alive!" The story of the King of the Wasteland is presented in two lines under their fingertips, each showing its talents.

On the basis of fully reading and understanding Mr. Ji's works, the editor of this book has completed the compilation work of 80,000 words in the form of "Proverbs". The content covers traditional Chinese culture, reading and scholarship, comparison of Chinese and Western cultures, philosophy and aesthetics, and the equality of life and the world. Each word is profound and shows Ji Xianlin's way of getting along with the world. This book is also a big book about life that tells the truth. Big refers to the big picture and realm. Although Mr. Xiang went through ups and downs, he still maintained his innocence. In his later years, he had a very thorough view of people and affairs, and was brave and good at expressing himself. Sincerity, sincerity, and sharpness-these three words may be used to summarize the character of his writing. These pearl-like philosophical thoughts enlighten our thinking and help us fully appreciate his personality charm. On this very long road, I walked on Yangguan Avenue and also walked on a single-plank bridge. Along the roadside, there are deep mountains and large swamps, as well as pleasant flat slopes; there are spring rains with apricot blossoms, and autumn winds in the north of the Great Wall; I hope that everyone can achieve the optimistic life of "surpassing the big waves, neither happy nor afraid. Do everything you need to do, and no more worries."

In Taking Off at Dusk, Helen Macdonald brings together her most popular essays, as well as new ones, on topics such as nostalgia for a lost countryside, the ordeal of raising ostriches, and her own private evening prayers as she tried to fall asleep. Meditating on concepts of captivity and freedom, migration and flight, Helen invites us into her most intimate experiences: observing songbirds migrating through Tribute of Light from the Empire State Building, watching tens of thousands of cranes in Hungary, searching for the last orioles in Suffolk's aspen groves. She writes with clarity about wild boars, swifts, mushroom foraging, migraines, the oddities of bird's nests, and the unexpected guidance and comfort we find in observing wildlife. One of the century's most important and insightful nature writers, this is a fascinating and important book about observation, obsession, time, memory, love and loss, and how we make sense of the world around us.

A small literary book by a great thinker, the business hours of Benjamin, the pioneer of podcasting. From witch trials to legendary thieves in German history, from the ancient city of Pompeii in Italy buried in volcanic ash to the fire in a theater in Guangzhou, China, from how workers get promotions and raises to the reading orientation of Germans, what will Benjamin say when he picks up the microphone? Wandering between history and reality, weaving daily life and urban weird stories, how does a talented thinker create his own "kingdom of sound"? Ten children's radio stories, a children's radio drama, and the exploration of various radio talks open up the strange world of radio that has been dusty for nearly a hundred years, and appreciate the most fascinating corner of the maze of Benjamin's thoughts. This book was compiled and translated by Wang Fanke, associate professor of Xiamen University, from the radio works in "The Complete Works of Benjamin", and Wang Pu, translator of "The Biography of Benjamin" and associate professor of Brandeis University in the United States, was invited to write the introduction.

A small "anthropology report" by novelist Zhu Tianxin; a relaxing note on parent-child growth; "Accompanying you, observing you, and recording your innocence has helped me grow into a mother." "Learning to Fly" records every detail of the relationship between Zhu Tianxin, a new mother, and her child, Mengmeng. Nearly 50 meaningful short essays, using the distant but intimate observation perspective and light writing style of a "big playmate", outline Mengmeng's random and "unpruned" growth trajectory from birth to entering elementary school. They also reveal the deep love and growing maturity of the new mother's mind. Interspersed with interesting clips of parent-child interactions, Mengmeng's children's words are compiled into quotations, paired with his childhood paintings, showing a colorful childlike world in addition to the novelist's words.

See the world and write about people's hearts; read life and appreciate human nature. Everyone has been "wandering" and everyone should "scream". Literary masters respected by Cai Yuanpei, Liang Shiqiu and Hu Shi. Lu Xun is lonely and sober. Every Chinese should read Lu Xun again. The pioneers are doomed to be lonely, and to be lonely awakeners, they can look down at thousands of people with cold eyebrows and bow their heads willingly to be like a bully. Mr. Lu Xun is the backbone of China. He has a profound insight into Chinese society, human nature, and culture. His spirit is called the soul of the Chinese nation. He wrote more than ten million words in his life, and his works are of extremely high literary value. This book selects many of Mr. Lu Xun's essays, novels, and essays. The sentences are profound and the chapters are sober. They depict the Chinese society a hundred years ago and have extremely high reading value. His views still have the power to alert the world today. Perhaps we can understand our own philosophy of life from Mr. Lu Xun's words.

"A Dream of Red Mansions" is a history of Chinese society as well as a history of Chinese culture. Read "A Dream of Red Mansions" for its humanities and sophistication, and learn the Chinese people's philosophy of life. Through the truth and illusion of Red Mansions, we can see the good and evil of human nature. The author uses a unique perspective and lively writing style to interpret the world's rare book "A Dream of Red Mansions". It turns out that the people in the Red Mansions are you and me around you. "A Dream of Red Mansions" is the compulsory study content in the second volume of the unified high school Chinese textbook. "A Dream of Red Mansions" was selected as the college entrance examination essay for the 2022 National College Entrance Examination. Reading "A Dream of Red Mansions" is not only to feel the charm of literature, but also an unavoidable problem in reality. Go through the Red Mansions and read all the world. The book takes the flowers and beautiful couples in the Grand View Garden and the passage of time as examples, describing the romantic and heart-wrenching emotions in the world. Through the expressions and absurdity in the apocalypse, it reveals the true dimension of human nature. The content of the book is divided into three parts. The first volume: Beauty - a song of flowing water, a lonely beauty, and twelve beauties in a red building. They spent their beautiful years in the Grand View Garden, but their fates changed thousands of times and drifted away in the wind. Part 2: Love - Deep love in heaven and sea, love is just a momentary decision, but it lingers for a lifetime. Love is caused by fate, and fate is also a calamity. The third volume: Rivers and Lakes - The rivers and lakes are full of waves, and the story of The Red Mansion is about human nature. Whether it is Grandma Liu who is struggling with life, or the little gourd monk who is clever but is misled by his cleverness, they are all in the world of people's hearts. Shocking emotions and philosophies are extracted from the trivial life in the Red Mansion, allowing each character to show his complex side and the good and evil deep in their human nature.

Read Tang poetry to understand history. With familiar names and indulgent experiences, 23 talented poets outline the glory of the Tang Dynasty. The poets of the Tang Dynasty were also confused and overwhelmed, as well as poor and trapped. They created a golden age, but they seemed to be constantly waving their hands to the same era, doing their own things, pursuing their own beliefs, dreams and distances. Poets never go far. Let's meet on the next street corner. Wait, I will give you poetry and wine, and I will also give you a flag. Drink strong wine and say witty words; write coquettish poems and do romantic things. Interesting and informative, it interprets the happy life of the poets of the Tang Dynasty. With exquisite illustrations and rich pictures and texts, this is a youth version of the record of the talents of the Tang Dynasty. This is a record of the glory of the talents of the Tang Dynasty. The Tang Dynasty abandoned everything and tolerated everything. The Tang Dynasty made the era grand and tragic. The poets of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, under the luminous shadow of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, their faces are blurred and the golden light shines. They seem to be always swaying, poetry and wine taking advantage of their years. No one saw them walking in the mountains and on the sea, dancing when they were happy and crying when they sang. They are unique and ordinary. They are talented, but they also pray in poverty, they are stubborn and conservative, and they give up easily. They are us, and history will always overlap. This book selects more than 20 representative poets of the Tang Dynasty, such as the eternal love sage Du Fu, the counterattack hero Gao Shi, and the perfect male god Wang Wei.

"Walking Alone in the World" is divided into four chapters: "Joy in Everything", "Impromptu Life", "Only Reading for Freedom" and "How to Return to Unhappiness". It contains nearly 40 rare and fine essays by Wang Zengqi, especially the famous short story "Chicken and Duck Master", presenting readers with a story full of style and beauty. , A humorous, lively and ancient world. In today's era of information overload, there is no need for too much explanation. Just inhabiting the space and time created by Wang Zengqi, you can feel the freedom and purity, live artistically, become a poem with sensibility, and inadvertently go to the beautiful scenery of the world together.

This book compiles 58 of Fan Yanqiao's travel notes and landscape essays. These travel notes range from the 10s to the 1960s, covering the author's nearly fifty years of creative career. His travel prose is often written in writing, mixed with what he has seen and heard, with concise language and profound implications, a wide range of topics, and a strong writing style.

This book compiles 37 of Zhou Shojuan's travel notes and landscape essays, all of which are selected from Zhou Shojuan's personal collection, including "Collection of Traveling Clouds", "Travel in Suzhou", "Flowers and Grasses", "Continued Notes Before the Flowers", etc. These works describe visits to famous mountains and beautiful waters, as well as the beauty of flowers and trees. They not only contain rich knowledge of geography, history, and nature, but also incorporate the author's profound knowledge of horticulture. The writing style is simple and natural, clear and beautiful.

This book compiles nearly forty of Yu Dafu's travel notes and landscape essays. These works describe landscapes and scenic spots, and contain rich knowledge of geography, history, and nature, as well as personal experiences and feelings. The language does not need to be refined, the composition is not restricted, the talent is talented, the style is eclectic, the style is suave, and the writing becomes interesting.

"Contemporary Heroes" is Lermontov's masterpiece, describing the experience of Bitcholin, a young officer with a noble background, in the Caucasus. Because he could not avoid spiritual emptiness and moral degradation, he was dissatisfied with the secular reality, cynical, looking for excitement everywhere, making trouble and playing with women. The artistic figure of Bicholin marks the birth of the "superfluous man" who suffers from the disease of the times in Russian literature. "I want to live!" I want to be sad... Selected Poems of Lermontov" After Pushkin, another Russian poet is recognized as Pushkin's successor. Belinsky was hailed as Russia's "national poet". He reached the pinnacle of Russian romantic poetry with his poetry.

"A Moon in Chang'an from Ancient Times" selects the reminiscence essays about his hometown Tokyo and his "second hometown" Beijing from "The Complete Works of Shintaro Okuno" to tell Mr. Okuno's nostalgia for the two places. When he wrote about Tokyo, he mainly described his childhood family life, his ignorance in adolescence, and his study experience in his youth. The memories about his wife, parents, grandmother, and grandfather expressed his deep affection for his family. He writes about China with a look of exploration, appreciation and longing. He walked through the grassy alleys of the ancient capital of Beijing, missing the fragrance of jasmine in Sioux City, and lamenting the glory and death of women such as Yang Yuhuan and Yu Xuanji in the glory of the Tang Dynasty. Tokyo and Beijing, ancient people and modern people, share the same moonlight. The author recalls the past, expresses himself, and feels the joys and sorrows of the world.

"Reading and Being Read" is a new collection of academic essays written by Liu Wenfei, Yanjing Chair Professor of Humanities at Capital Normal University and an authoritative scholar of Russian literature, who interprets and comments on world literary classics. This book discusses eleven world literary masters and their representative works, including Homer, Dante, Shakespeare, Cervantes, Goethe, Hugo, Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Joyce, Kawabata Yasunari, and Nabokov. Based on careful reading of classic texts and research and sorting out of the writer's life, the author extracts a focus in each article and analyzes and comments around it, or studies characters, or discusses literary attributes, or talks about serious topics such as thought and survival, or deconstructs classics from details such as architecture and color. The eleven themes are vivid, new, rich, and profound, opening and closing vertically and horizontally, creating a grand view. It is a feast for the minds of world literature lovers.

"Abyss in the Sky: Twelve Essays on Lu Xun" is a comprehensive review of Lu Xun. It is the masterpiece of Jiang Zuoshui, a professor at Zhejiang University and winner of the "Chinese Good Book". The book is divided into twelve chapters, from "The Scream" to "Wandering", from "Picking Up Flowers at Morning and Evening" to "New Stories", from the modern prose poem "Wild Grass" to Lu Xun's old-style poems, from Lu Xun's life dilemma to the discourse dilemma, to the concept of language, it provides a vertical and three-dimensional view of Lu Xun's writing. This book breaks down many stereotypes about Lu Xun's works and provides a new way to interpret Lu Xun. At the same time, it also provides a more detailed and complete analysis based on previous research, such as the comparison of Lu Xun's and Hu Shi's views on language, the discussion of the artistic charm of Lu Xun's old poems, etc. Today, when there are so many studies on Lu Xun, this book is full of original ideas and inventions, and provides many refreshing interpretations of Lu Xun.

This book is Meng Man's new work after "Meng Man's Most Beautiful Tang Poems". She is best known as a speaker of poetry, but her major and research focus is history, especially women's history. In this book, she combines poetry with women's history, uses the poetry as a guide, and follows the sequence of historical dynasties to tell the wonderful lives of the 28 women behind the poetry, as well as the Chinese history behind them. There is not only the spirit of "smiling gracefully, beautiful eyes looking forward to you", but also the demeanor of "stepping lightly on the waves, wearing stockings that are dusty", but also the vision of "a man with a long bow and a unique talk, a beauty with giant eyes knowing the end of the road", and the pride of "self-cut Sichuan brocade robes, peach blossoms are about to grow tassels". These women are gentle but have traces of iron grip, and they can stir up the historical storms. Their thoughts and thoughts are in the poems, and their life stories are also in the poems. This is 2,700 years of poetry, 5,000 years of history, the other half unknown to you and me.

The original intention of struggle is to embrace life with more love! "Between You and the World" is derived from five years of popular personal notes by Harvard senior LEO. It is divided into four aspects: studying at Harvard, travel memories, growth trajectory, and life thinking. By sharing the state of yourself who is running hard and can still live with your heart, I hope to help you get rid of the involution cycle from "goofing around without a goal" to "busy around without a goal", relieve anxiety, and be a warm self. No one can stand between you and the uncertainty of the world, so you can meet and create the life you like.

The emotional motto written by Zhang Xiaoxian, who is awake in the world, is for women! Re-revised edition! Face the various confusions women face in love and marriage, and interpret topics such as female growth, independence, body anxiety, and love! "Please At Least Love a Man Who Looks Like a Man" is a collection of Zhang Xiaoxian's prose works. In the book, she talks freely about her views on love, marriage, and everything about broken love, singleness, and growth. Throughout our lives, we always ask ourselves again and again, what kind of person do we want to live with? What kind of man should you love? Love a man who you love and loves you back, love a man who is good to you, love a man who is smart, wise and constantly improving, love a kind man, love a man who is responsible, or at least, love a man who is like a man. Falling in love with a man who is not like a man will not turn you into a man, but from now on, you will have to shoulder many things by yourself. Sometimes you may be disappointed with him, feel less happy, and feel a little wronged, especially when you are fragile.

"Reading and Walking" Chen Zhongshi's works are true, powerful and beautiful. They not only taste the country and life, but also show his gratitude to the country and praise the shining points of human nature. The language is simple and grand, with strong thoughts and rich regional flavor, which makes people feel like chewing olives and have endless aftertaste. The book contains stories about the author's "first time" in his life, including seeing the Colosseum in ancient Rome, setting foot on the Chaka Salt Lake to appreciate the "land of the sky", wandering from Dali to Lugu Lake, and admiring the moon in the Mu Us Desert... The world in the author's writings is sparkling, and the author's psychological world is colorful. "Folks" Jia Ping's "walking" style. The author starts from his hometown Shangluo, including "Yunta Mountain", "Songyun Temple", and "A Ferry with the Moon". Talking about other cities in Shaanxi, there are the prosperous and prosperous "Hibiscus of the Tang Dynasty" and a taste of old Xi'an, and the desolate and solemn "Loess Plateau". The author headed west against the wind and sand, to Dunhuang, to Tarim, to the Flame Mountain, and then headed south and east wrapped in wetness, entering the ancient city of Lijiang, visiting Guilin, meeting girls of the Wa ethnic group, and admiring the vast Taihu Lake... Every plant, tree, mountain, and river can be seen as the reflection of the human soul, which is full of emotion, personality, and philosophy. Chen Shixu, winner of the Lu Xun Literature Prize in "Earth Articles", "walks" for the first time. His prose passionately describes rivers, grasslands, forests, lakes, mountains, canyons, oceans, wilderness, cities and their history and humanity, examines the relationship between oneself and nature, and explores the spiritual issues of contemporary people. It is a work that "settles the soul". He has been creating for decades, never following trends, staying true to his own life and his own literary pursuits. Combining traditional prose writing methods with new life content, you can feel the author's unique natural aesthetics and prose aesthetics by reading the works. "Water Beyond Water" Ge Shuishi's works bring readers into a long-lost but eternal state of existence. "Walking" in the depths of Yellow River culture and history is not only immersive, but also "heart-to-heart", and the writing is grand and full of poetry. The author searches for villages, mountains, rivers, and crop fields, and there are countless manners. The wind and dust are all feelings, and everything is full of love. The author is humble in her treatment of nature, and rational and clear in her treatment of her own situation and life. She relies on reading and cognition to record the traces of her life, and her writing tells the ideal way of living. Most of Zhou Tao's prose in "Nomad Great Wall" are based on life in the Northwest, including grasslands, snow mountains, Gobi, ethnic groups, history, etc. This book starts from the Great Wall and goes from the outside to the inside. It writes about the personnel and the past of Gansu, Shaanxi and Shanxi provinces. What it praises is the tenacity and vitality of life, and it is the author's thinking and understanding of all things in nature and life. The whole book is written with vigorous momentum, solemn style and powerful writing. According to the author of "Walking Between Heaven and Earth", he goes up the plateau and climbs the snow-capped mountains, enters Shenlongjia and Heizhugou, climbs Guanyin Mountain, and explores Dunzai Village. The beautiful southwestern and southeastern Guizhou are colorful, and the Niado Ladder is spectacular. Go to the southeast, pass through Huizhou, climb Mount Huangshan, and listen to the slow sound of Yangzhou. The author believes that only by "letting go" of the prejudices and stubbornness in your heart can you walk briskly between heaven and earth, and only then can the scenery you admire and the emotions you experience be vivid and lovely, and only then can you truly "get nature." Let us follow the author's "walking" footsteps, fall in love with nature, fall in love with the creation of heaven and earth, gain happiness, and enjoy a beautiful life.

Tagore's prose creations cover a wide range of contents. "Memories of Life" selects his life memories with literary biographies, literary travel notes and beautiful essays on literature, so that readers can enjoy the beauty in their knowledge. "Children's Songs" is Tagore's first important poetic essay, which focuses on his thoughts on children's literature. "Shakuntala" is a review of the plays of the classical Indian poet Kalidasa, praising the natural beauty of Kalidasa's plays. It also includes some works that elaborate on his literary thoughts, including important papers such as "The Nature of Literature", "The Materials of Literature", "Literary Thinkers" and "Aesthetics". Among them, "The Nature of Literature" is an important essay that focuses on Rabindranath Tagore's early literary thoughts.

"The Empress Dowager Cixi and Me" is a memoir written in English by Chinese-American De Ling. The book adopts the perspective of Western culture and tells in detail the actual life in the Qing palace she observed while serving the Empress Dowager Cixi, including Cixi's diet, daily life, clothing, words and deeds, and her experience of traveling by train, etc. The characters involved include Emperor Guangxu, Empress Longyu, Li Lianying, Yuan Shikai and other officials, and some palace secrets of major historical events are mentioned. This book has both literary interest and historical value.

"Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is a collection of reminiscence essays by Lu Xun recalling different life experiences in his childhood, adolescence and youth. As a "note of memories", this collection vividly reflects the formation of Lu Xun's character and interests. The first seven chapters reflect his childhood life in his family and private school in Shaoxing, while the last three chapters describe his experience of traveling from his hometown to Nanjing, then to Japan to study, and then back to China to teach. It reflects the difficult journey of aspiring young intellectuals in searching for light in the vast darkness of old China, despite hardships and dangers, and expresses the author's nostalgia for his former relatives, friends, and teachers.

"Wild Grass" is a collection of prose poems created by the modern writer Lu Xun. It contains 23 prose poems written between 1924 and 1926. There is an "Inscription" at the front of the book. It was first published by Beijing Beixin Book Company in July 1927. This collection of poems truly describes Lu Xun's thoughts and feelings as he continued to fight after the New Culture United Front split, but felt lonely and lonely, and explored and moved forward in hesitation. The collection of poems has diverse content, unique conception, vivid language, lyricism and musicality, successful use of symbolic techniques, and strong artistic appeal.

"Birds" is a collection of Rabindranath Tagore's famous poems, including "Birds" and "Crescent Moon". "Birds" is one of Tagore's outstanding poetry collections. The short, concise, clear and meaningful poems contain profound wisdom and nourish the hearts of hundreds of millions of readers. "New Moon Collection" is also a masterpiece by Rabindranath Tagore. It vividly describes the lively mind and brilliant imagination of children. It uses special and timeless artistic charm to create a pure and beautiful children's world, allowing the pure childlike innocence to illuminate the direction of life.

This book is a collection of articles from the "Current Situation and Future of Novel" literary forum organized by the Center for Literary Creation and Research of Tsinghua University. It invited 12 outstanding young writers, including Zhang Yueran, Zhang Chu, Yi Zhou, Shuang Xuetao, Ban Yu, A Yi, Wang William, etc., To discuss around the theme of "How should we understand and face the crisis or dilemma of novels, and how to think and imagine the future of the art of novels?" To gather insights and promote the creation, research and criticism of contemporary novels. The 12 writers are all outstanding contemporary young writers. They combine their personal creative and reading experiences to express their own opinions and communicate freely. They have both theory and practice, and have both depth and height. Such in-depth discussions are extremely valuable for promoting the creation and research of contemporary novels.

"If You Give Me Three Days of Light" is a masterpiece of autobiographical prose by the well-known American writer Helen Keller. It consists of two parts: "My Life" mainly writes about the author's life from childhood to college. It was written while she was studying at Radcliffe College and published in 1903; "If You Give Me Three Days of Light" is one of her most well-known essays and was published in "The Atlantic Monthly" in February 1933. From the perspective of a weak woman with a disability but a strong will, she warned healthy people to cherish life and everything given by the Creator. As a blind and deaf person, Helen Keller's story inspired countless people, and she was also hailed as "the great icon of human willpower."

"A Theory of American Postmodernist Novels" reveals that American postmodernist novels use texts intertwined with reality and fiction to effectively express postmodern human experience. While deconstructing and subverting the fictional world, they reconstruct a real world that recognizes differences, respects others, and develops sustainably. Doctorow uses diverse narrative techniques and diverse and mixed text structures to express postmodern left-wing thoughts, criticize the capitalist system, and pursue social justice. DeLillo's series of novels express social themes such as American consumerism, trauma, terrorism, foreign policy, ideology, technology supremacy, financial capital, mass media, and totalitarianism. Auster was keen on creating a series of labyrinthine novels in his novels to reveal the truth of reality and history. Powers actively advocates and constructs the idea of ​​a post-humanistic harmonious society in his works. Coupland's novels pay close attention to popular culture and social issues, perfectly combining cultural criticism with characterization. Donleavy's carnival novel creation presents readers with an uncertain, unstable real world full of weirdness and absurdity.

The Latin American continent is rich in mystery. It is said that the poorer the land, the more extraordinary works can be produced. Contemporary Latin American literature is both real and illusory, full of twists and turns, and every work can definitely take you into a completely new world. Latin America is not the birthplace of postmodernist literature, but its achievements in postmodernist literary creation have attracted worldwide attention. Innovative Latin American writers used their own postmodern writing style with strong Caribbean characteristics to recreate a new Latin American novel system that adheres to the true nature of Indian culture, black culture and Spanish mixed culture, shocking and influencing world literature. The multi-dimensional perspective of the narrative of contemporary Latin American novels also enables the three-dimensional time and space to embrace a broader story connotation, presenting a conscious "Latin American consciousness." The study of postmodernity in contemporary Latin American novels will share these literary wonders with you.

Russian postmodernist literature quietly emerged, rose rapidly, and faded in just 30 years. However, it filled the gap in Russian literature after the collapse of the Soviet Union and reflected people's common self-imagination, anxiety and desires in the inner world in a specific historical period. Its ideological and poetic characteristics also provided creative experience for the later New Russian Literature. This book aims to use the theories of historical materialism and dialectical materialism and chronological means to sort out and study Russian postmodernist novels in different periods, and to explore the ideological and artistic values ​​of Russian postmodernist novels. In the 1970s, "avant-garde" writers deconstructed tradition, subverted authority, and expressed repressed carnival in their works. After the disintegration of the Soviet Union, postmodern writers represented by Markkanin and Pelevin reflected on history and reality and gradually returned to the tradition of realism. In addition, Nabokov's literary thought, aesthetic tradition and creative art have exerted an explicit or implicit influence on Russian postmodernist writers. Dovlatov and others used "fragmented" "authentic narrative" techniques to show the "absurd reality" and identity anxiety in immigrant life.

Tang poetry is beautiful. My heart is full of joy when I look at flowers, and my mouth is full of fragrance after reading poems. In Tang poetry, beauties are sentimental, talented men are romantic, soldiers are brave, and hermits are pure. These poets are sentimental and sad, dreamy but also real. In Tang poetry, the poet's life is simple and rich. Such as gatherings, such as lovesickness, such as farewell, such as reunion, such as loneliness. Poets use their short lives and condensed words to record poems that can travel through thousands of years but still move us. This is a magical encounter. The author combines his many years of creative experience and rich emotions. In the process of interpreting Tang poetry, the author adds some favorite gossip or little-known anecdotes, writes those sad and interesting stories into the poems, and presents the interpretation records of Tang poetry in the form of themes, so that readers can feel the charm of Tang poetry more truly and comprehensively.

Super Equipment is an industrial science and technology documentary of the same name produced by the Film and Television Drama Documentary Center of China Central Radio and Television, with assistance from the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council, and with Han Jing as chief director. The book is adapted from the main content of the documentary. The content focuses on China's most advanced 18 cutting-edge equipment for detailed introduction, covering the five major themes of energy, medical care, infrastructure, transportation, and rescue, showing the breathtaking engineering wonders of China's equipment and the huge achievements in the new era. This book is a documentary that depicts Chinese scientists and engineers who have firm confidence, perseverance, braved the wind and waves, and bravely climbed to the top on the road of independent innovation with Chinese characteristics. Behind each super equipment is the unremitting efforts and mission of several generations. This is a documentary that demonstrates the motherland's continuous strengthening of strategic scientific and technological strength, continuous stimulation of strong innovation momentum, and acceleration of the construction of an innovative country and a world technological power. Super equipment is the basis for national security, the happiness of the people, and the confidence of the nation.

Biography is a genre with a long history, but today it has gained new vitality and is widely loved by the public. From biographies of role models in classical antiquity to biographies of public figures today, the form, rules, and purposes of biography have evolved. This book provides an excellent introduction to the art of biography, outlines the cultural and historical background of different types of biography, various factors that influence biography writing, and explores many controversies about biography. How should biography be defined? Does a biography have to be true? Does the biographer need to know the subject personally? Are different strategies, ethics, and rules needed when writing for different people? In the book, biography researcher Elmiona Lee proposes a number of rules for imaginary biographies and breaks them one by one, leading us closer to the reality and essence of biography.

"The Golden Rose" is a collection of essays written by Konstantin Paustovsky, a famous prose writer in the former Soviet Union. It consists of 18 articles of varying lengths. The work explores many topics related to literary creation, such as the generation of ideas, the selection of materials, the cultivation of imagination, and the creation of characters. The delicate landscape description is intertwined with the perception and contemplation of life, and the philosophy is expressed in poetic language. The writing style is clear and delicate, the emotions are rich and sincere, and the attachment to nature and folk traditions flows everywhere. Since it was translated and introduced to China in 1956, it has become a creative guide for generations of writers. The highlight of the book is the first chapter, "Precious Dust," which tells the story of a poor Parisian cleaner who panned for gold in the sand and eventually used the accumulated gold powder to cast a golden rose. "Golden rose" is the image that governs the whole book. It is a metaphor for those literary classics that are accumulated and polished bit by bit. It also symbolizes the poetry captured by ordinary people in their trivial lives.

I can't control myself from ordering fried chicken in the middle of the night, but I can insist on getting up at five o'clock in the morning every day to write - this is a collection of essays by Park Sang-young, a writer who wants to overeat when he encounters pressure, describing the joys and sorrows of work and life. The author candidly, sincerely and wittyly tells his real life story of repeatedly losing weight and giving up, and spending countless nights blaming himself while overeating. He was hurt by his family of origin, college entrance exams, and interpersonal relationships. He hated going to work but needed to make money. He wanted to pursue his dream of writing, wanted to escape far away, wanted to have love but was afraid of disappointment. The happiness of the senses was always short-lived and illusory. "Appearance supremacy" became more and more popular... Using "late night gluttony" as the pretext, this book records a contemporary young man's keen observation of society and life, ruthless complaints and bitter satire, as well as the flickering hope and warmth.

"Fireworks in the World" is divided into four chapters: "The sound of hometown is still there", "The lights invite people to return", "The weather is good today" and "The best taste is in the world". It contains nearly 40 rare and fine essays by Wang Zengqi, especially the famous short story "Da Nao Notes", which presents the essence of Wang Zengqi's decades of literary creation. The lifestyle of the characters in Wang Zengqi's works is secular, yet spontaneous and natural. It is full of the fireworks of the world, and at the same time has a super-utilitarian enrichment and ethereal quality. The story often hides a touch of sadness in its twists and turns, but is also filled with tenderness. It can always awaken those who are confused in the complicated world but still have expectations for themselves. Life is beautiful and people are poetic. Let art be integrated into words generously with the attitude of life, and describe timeless humanistic care in a lyrical style. There is real interest here, and the style and novelty are better than imagination.

This book is a collection of life reviews of Cai Lam, a close friend of Jin Yong, Huang Zhan, and Ni Kuang, a "fascination brother" of Master Hong Yi and Feng Zikai, and a "movie dictionary". It comprehensively presents his experiences at various stages of his life. He looks back on the past in the form of self-questions and answers, talks about Nanyang, his family, his teachers and friends... Between learning and questioning, he feels the joy of the world. The text is easy to read, humorous, seemingly casual, but full of philosophy of life. The chapters are enjoyable, every corner is wonderful, and the book is satisfying.

"Human Grace" is divided into four chapters: "Remembering the world at ease", "Mountains and rivers with thousands of flowers", "Bathing in the sun" and "Not being tempted by things". It contains nearly 40 rare and fine essays by Wang Zengqi, especially the short masterpiece "The Initiation". This novel was selected as one of the "Top 100 Chinese Novels of the 20th Century" and fully reflects Wang Zengqi's China The harmonious beauty of traditional culture, Confucianism and Taoism, the valuable humanistic spirit that emerges from the fusion of characters and folk customs, and the author's sentiments are naturally integrated and infiltrated into the description. The dimension of thought expands in an appropriate rhythm, just like the morning light penetrating the curling leaves, confirming the expansion of the first petals after the rain.

This book is a collection of the interesting life of gourmet Chua Lam, with six major themes and 96 articles. He tastes the taste of all things and talks about the joys of the world, interesting stories about old friends, books and movies. "Except for physical pain, the so-called pain is just what you imagine." Learn to eat well, sleep well, and play well like Cai Lan! The text is easy to read, humorous, seemingly casual, but full of philosophy of life. The chapters are enjoyable, every corner is wonderful, and the book is satisfying.

This book is the optimistic life guide of the life writer Cai Lan, "Retaliation for depression is a joy"! Six major themes, 99 articles, all about the market, Cai Lam's daily interests, leisure time and elegant things, eating and drinking, business methods... See how Cai Lam lives better day by day! The text is easy to read, humorous, seemingly casual, but full of philosophy of life. The chapters are enjoyable, every corner is wonderful, and the book is satisfying.

This book is a collection of the life wisdom of the life player Chua Lam over the past eighty years. It has six major themes and 98 articles with a weird and tricky perspective. It provides young people with answers to the secrets of living a clear life from aspects such as life, relationships, diet, life problems, and daily joy. Living a transparent life is a lifelong lesson. The text is easy to read, humorous, seemingly casual, but full of philosophy of life. The chapters are enjoyable, every corner is wonderful, and the book is satisfying.

This set of books consists of four volumes, including "Live Transparently", "Always Have Joy", "Eat, Drink, Play" and "Learn and Ask". This is Chua Lam's special contribution to the creation of more than 60 years. The editor traced back 3 million words of the original Hong Kong edition column and compiled it into four volumes. It is humorous and humorous, explaining Chua Lam's willful philosophy, with weird and tricky angles, which will make you wake up instantly! Join Cai Lan to taste the taste of all things, talk about reading, watching movies, strange people and strange things, and feel the beauty of the world! Be a free and happy person!

The "Fireworks in the World" series is divided into seven volumes: "Fireworks in the World", "Plants and Trees in the World", "Taste of the World", "Drama in the World", "Walking Alone in the World", "Elegance in the World" and "Freedom in the World". It selects 240 representative works of Wang Zengqi and presents the essence of the author's prose creation over decades. Life is beautiful and people are poetic. Let art be integrated into words generously with the attitude of life, and describe timeless humanistic care in a lyrical style. There is real interest here, and the style and novelty are better than imagination.

In January 1991, a "Meili Mountain Disaster" occurred in the Kawagebo Snow Mountain at the junction of Yunnan and Tibet, which shocked China and Japan. It is currently the second largest mountain disaster in the history of human mountaineering. Because all seventeen members who participated in the summit plan died on Bingfeng that day, the truth behind the mountain disaster remains unsolved. The author Guo Jing has continued to pay attention to mountain disasters since 1998. In the book, the author combines interviews with mountaineer survivors, family members of victims, and local mountain residents during his more than ten years of field research, as well as data from various circles on the "Meili Mountain Disaster" to conduct an in-depth analysis of the incident and restore the full picture of the mountain disaster to the greatest extent. Compared with objective facts, the author pays more attention to the personal experience of the experiencer. In the book, "climbers", "mountain people", "glaciers themselves", "climbing enthusiasts" and "family members of victims", etc. Are all listened to and recorded. By understanding people's perceptions of the same event in different cultures, it is possible for cultures to communicate. The author hopes that through the study of this mountain disaster, he can explore the secrets of conflict and communication between man and nature, culture and culture, and ask about the meaning of free travel and its consequences. And use this effort to hit the stubborn rocks that hinder people's mutual understanding; use narratives that respect the facts to comfort those lives sheltered by the snow-capped mountains.