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"Wen Yiduo's Classics" selects classic works by Wen Yiduo, a great figure in Chinese culture. Wen Yiduo was an early leader of the China Democratic League and a representative poet and scholar of the Crescent Party. Wen Yiduo's experience of studying art and literature in the United States in his early years, and later returning to China to teach, enabled Wen Yiduo to achieve fruitful results in many research fields such as "The Book of Changes", "The Book of Songs", "Zhuangzi", "Chu Ci", Tang poetry, mythology, ancient characters, etc., And had a broad and far-reaching influence in the academic world. This book is the first volume.

The predecessor of "Tea House" is "The Three Qin Brothers". In 1956, Lao She wrote a drama "The Three Qin Brothers" to promote universal suffrage. It has four acts and six scenes. It uses the four historical periods of the Reform Movement of 1898, the Revolution of 1911, the Northern Expedition, and the eve of liberation as the plot background and has many characters. The play begins in the 24th year of Guangxu's reign (1898) and ends in 1948 when the reactionaries "elected the Beijing Municipal Senate."

"Lao She's Fifteen Lectures on Literature" is compiled based on Mr. Lao She's university lectures. Mr. Lao She synthesized ancient and modern times, conducted a comprehensive and unique thinking on literature from a writer's perspective, turned rigid theories into wisdom-filled thinking, talked about the characteristics of literature, the creation of literature, the origin of literature, the style of literature, divided the genres into literary forms, and talked about the ethos and tendencies of literature. This book is not only an important material for studying Lao She's literary views, but also a rare introductory book on literary theory. This book is the second volume.

"Lao She's Fifteen Lectures on Literature" is compiled based on Mr. Lao She's university lectures. Mr. Lao She synthesized ancient and modern times, conducted a comprehensive and unique thinking on literature from a writer's perspective, turned rigid theories into wisdom-filled thinking, talked about the characteristics of literature, the creation of literature, the origin of literature, the style of literature, divided the genres into literary forms, and talked about the ethos and tendencies of literature. This book is not only an important material for studying Lao She's literary views, but also a rare introductory book on literary theory. This book is the first volume.

"The Collection of Classical Works of Hu Shi" is the most important work of Hu Shi, the leader of the New Culture Movement. The book selects 16 works by Hu Shi, including "The End of Ancient Philosophy", "What is Literature", "Literature in China in the Past Fifty Years", "The Problem of Chastity", and "The Spirit of Young China". It embodies Mr. Hu Shi's philosophical thoughts, academic opinions, literary theories, vernacular thinking, and exploration of the New Culture Movement. It can be said to cover his lifetime achievements. This book is the second volume.

"The Collection of Classical Works of Hu Shi" is the most important work of Hu Shi, the leader of the New Culture Movement. The book selects 16 works by Hu Shi, including "The End of Ancient Philosophy", "What is Literature", "Literature in China in the Past Fifty Years", "The Problem of Chastity", and "The Spirit of Young China". It embodies Mr. Hu Shi's philosophical thoughts, academic opinions, literary theories, vernacular thinking, and exploration of the New Culture Movement. It can be said to cover his lifetime achievements. This book is the first volume.

"Selected Speeches of Liang Qichao" is a selection of Mr. Liang Qichao's speech texts. Liang Qichao was a famous scholar and politician in modern Chinese history. His life was full of ups and downs and was extremely dramatic. His literary theory is extensive and almost all-encompassing, radical and involves almost all aspects of the current situation, showing an advanced Chinese's open-mindedness and pursuit of continuous improvement after going to the world. This book is the second volume.

"Selected Speeches of Liang Qichao" is a selection of Mr. Liang Qichao's speech texts. Liang Qichao was a famous scholar and politician in modern Chinese history. His life was full of ups and downs and was extremely dramatic. His literary theory is extensive and almost all-encompassing, radical and involves almost all aspects of the current situation, showing an advanced Chinese's open-mindedness and pursuit of continuous improvement after going to the world. This is the first volume.

"Selected Prose of Dai Wangshu" collects Dai Wangshu's prose works, covering many fields such as life, literature, art, philosophy and so on. Dai Wangshu is one of the important representatives of modern Chinese prose. His prose works are famous for their freshness and naturalness, sincere emotions and concise language. The works reflect his thoughts on life, nature, society and other aspects. Poetry and philosophy are often incorporated into his prose, making people feel his love for life and concern for the future of mankind. Dai Wangshu's prose works are not only fine works of literature and art, but also a kind of spiritual sustenance and inspiration. This book is the second volume.

"Wen Yiduo's Classics" selects classic works by Wen Yiduo, a great figure in Chinese culture. Wen Yiduo was an early leader of the China Democratic League and a representative poet and scholar of the Crescent Party. Wen Yiduo's experience of studying art and literature in the United States in his early years, and later returning to China to teach, enabled Wen Yiduo to achieve fruitful results in many research fields such as "The Book of Changes", "The Book of Songs", "Zhuangzi", "Chu Ci", Tang poetry, mythology, ancient characters, etc., And had a broad and far-reaching influence in the academic world. This book is the second volume.

"Yu Dafu Prose Collection" collects Mr. Yu Dafu's prose works from various periods, including "Autumn in the Old Capital", "Lonely Spring Dynasty", "Odds", etc., And also selects and compiles Mr. Yu Dafu's poems such as "Woods on New Year's Eve" and other works. These excellent articles are not only a feast of words, but also the embodiment of Mr. Yu Dafu's unique personality. He expressed his dissatisfaction with the society at that time in his writing. The content is extremely rich and worthy of repeated reading. This book is the second volume.

"Yu Dafu Prose Collection" collects Mr. Yu Dafu's prose works from various periods, including "Autumn in the Old Capital", "Lonely Spring Dynasty", "Odds", etc., And also selects and compiles Mr. Yu Dafu's poems such as "Woods on New Year's Eve" and other works. These excellent articles are not only a feast of words, but also the embodiment of Mr. Yu Dafu's unique personality. He expressed his dissatisfaction with the society at that time in his writing. The content is extremely rich and worthy of repeated reading. This book is the first volume.

"Bingbing Room Classic Collection" selects Liang Qichao's works in many fields. The "ice-drinking room" refers to the study room in Liang Qichao's former residence. He kept writing throughout his life, and his writings were rich and wide-ranging, focusing mainly on discussions and reflections on political commentary, history and literature. This book is the second volume and includes works such as "Introduction to China's Evolution in Fifty Years", "Scientific Spirit and Eastern and Western Culture", "Learning and Skills", and "Two Main Roads to State Governance".

"Bingbing Room Classic Collection" selects Liang Qichao's works in many fields. The "ice-drinking room" refers to the study room in Liang Qichao's former residence. He kept writing throughout his life, and his writings were rich and wide-ranging, focusing mainly on discussions and reflections on political commentary, history and literature. This book is the first volume and includes works such as "On the Harm of Immutable Laws", "Ten Kinds of Opposite Virtues and Mutual Meanings", "On Freedom", "Young China" and other works.

"Lin Huiyin's Classic Collection" selects and compiles most of Lin Huiyin's works. Lin Huiyin is one of the four most talented women in the history of modern Chinese literature and the first female architect in China. Her superior status and affluent life enabled her to truly regard literature as an independent and free ideal of life and art. Lin Huiyin's new poetry pays attention to "the symmetry of stanzas and the uniformity of sentences" and follows the idea of ​​"rational control of emotions". It is a natural "art for art's sake" school. The articles she wrote about ancient architecture are different from rigid and formulaic academic reports, showing the extraordinary writing style of writers and scholars. This book is the second volume.

"Lin Huiyin's Classic Collection" selects and compiles most of Lin Huiyin's works. Lin Huiyin is one of the four most talented women in the history of modern Chinese literature and the first female architect in China. Her superior status and affluent life enabled her to truly regard literature as an independent and free ideal of life and art. Lin Huiyin's new poetry pays attention to "the symmetry of stanzas and the uniformity of sentences" and follows the idea of ​​"rational control of emotions". It is a natural "art for art's sake" school. The articles she wrote about ancient architecture are different from rigid and formulaic academic reports, showing the extraordinary writing style of writers and scholars. This is the first volume.

"Selected Prose of Dai Wangshu" collects Dai Wangshu's prose works, covering many fields such as life, literature, art, philosophy and so on. Dai Wangshu is one of the important representatives of modern Chinese prose. His prose works are famous for their freshness and naturalness, sincere emotions and concise language. The works reflect his thoughts on life, nature, society and other aspects. Poetry and philosophy are often incorporated into his prose, making people feel his love for life and concern for the future of mankind. Dai Wangshu's prose works are not only fine works of literature and art, but also a kind of spiritual sustenance and inspiration. This book is the first volume.

"Cai Gen Tan" is a collection of aphorism-style sketches mainly focusing on life thoughts. It adopts the quotation style and combines the Confucian doctrine of the mean and the Buddhist philosophy of life and life. From a structural point of view, "Cai Gen Tan" has beautiful words, neat contrasts, far-reaching meanings and is thought-provoking. It is a popular reading that is helpful for people to cultivate their sentiments, temper their will and strive for progress. The author named this book after "Cai Gen", which means "human intelligence and cultivation can only be obtained through hard training." As the saying goes, "If you bite the root of the vegetable, you can do everything."

Record a few stories I heard about plateau soldiers. These stories can only belong to this group.

The notes and prose in the book "Only Spring" are all selected from the author's WeChat and are authentic. Not only are most of them cubes of tofu, but also a lot of shredded tofu are added, adding new varieties to the author's "street stall".

Why does Ra, the supreme sun god, fight bloody battles on the road to the underworld every night? What kind of magical legends are buried under the pyramid standing on the edge of the desert? Why do Egyptian gods always visit the world in the form of animals? ... When mentioning ancient Egypt, we are always attracted by its unique sense of mystery; whether it is the Egyptians' daily necessities, or their writing and beliefs, we can feel the mysterious atmosphere from it. This book uses the origin of Egyptian mythology to introduce the birth of the world and the evolution of all things. It uses the two experiences of life and death of Osiris, the Lord of the Underworld, to connect the love and hate of the Egyptian gods. It uses 12 magical legends such as "The Mystery of the Sphinx" to connect the daily life of the ancient Egyptians with the gods. It turns out that the reason why ancient Egypt is so mysterious is precisely because everything in life is closely related to the gods!

Mu Xin said: "Greek mythology is a confusing mess of beauty." Zeus, the king of gods, Apollo, the sun god, Poseidon, the sea god, Athena, the goddess of wisdom... Pandora's box, the sword of Damocles, the mystery of the Sphinx... The rich legends and stories between gods and gods, gods and heroes, and gods and humans are fascinating, but the intricate relationships between them are difficult to clarify. Mr. Zheng Zhenduo compiled "Greek Myths and Legends of Heroes" based on 69 kinds of original materials and a large number of ancient Greek and Roman documents and literary works for more than ten years. He creatively divided Greek mythology into seven major systems. The whole book involves more than 600 gods and heroes. Comprehensively and systematically clarify Greek mythology!

This is a collection of interviews and conversations with 13 famous contemporary literary figures including Wang Meng, Mo Yan, Wang Anyi, Alai, Jia Pingwa, Liang Hong, Xu Zechen, and Lu Min over the past 10 years. How does Mo Yan use his own language to express the deep emotional mysteries of readers? Why did Wang Anyi choose to cut out the complex and simplify in his works, abandoning "literary" and returning to "simplicity"? What does hometown mean to Jia Pingwa? Those shining names in the history of literature project their love for the infinite distance and countless people in the dialogue, and they can also read the dignity of the writer and the dignity of literature. What does literature teach us? Literature teaches us not only insight into the ugliness and hypocrisy of human nature, but also teaches us how to view others and life with kindness, consideration and love.

"Three Books on the Earthquake" is a true record of the Wenchuan earthquake survivor and writer Li Ximin. It includes the personal account "Survivor" written two months after the May 12 Wenchuan earthquake, the documentary "Redemption" and the non-fiction work "Why We Call for Help" written ten years after the earthquake. The collection is a comprehensive record of the experience during the earthquake, the psychological trauma and healing after the earthquake. From a first-person perspective, "Survivor" truly records the entire process of Li Ximin being buried for 76 hours in the "5.12 Wenchuan Earthquake": from arriving at the scene of the incident to being buried deep in the rubble, experiencing panic, anger, and grievance, followed by persistence, waiting in peace, and the instinctive reaction of struggling for survival until he was rescued. The full text delicately reproduces the thrilling human disaster scenes, and also shows the beauty and kindness in human nature with plain and simple words. After "Survivor" was published in "Harvest" magazine, it caused a huge response and won the "Chinese Literary Media Award·Essayist of the Year Award" that year. The full-length documentary novel "Redemption" tells the story of He Guodian, who lost his son and mother in the earthquake and suffered from inextricable pain for a long time. After he came to Shanghai with his wife Du Moli, with the care and help of the kind people around him, he gradually walked out of his psychological shadow and walked step by step towards the road of self-salvation. With delicate writing and compassionate feelings, the author truly reproduces the harm caused by the disaster to ordinary people, deeply analyzes the psychological trauma of people after the disaster, and writes touchingly about the light of humanity in ordinary people in real life. "Why We Call for Help" is the author's work dedicated to the tenth anniversary of the Wenchuan Earthquake. It tells the story of writer Li Ximin, magazine photographer Su Qing, and farmer Yang Songshu's family struggling to survive and overcoming physical and psychological pain after the earthquake. "There is always something that should be illuminated." "Three Books on Earthquakes" truly presents the disaster scene and traumatic reality from a first-person perspective, and always points to the light during the physical and psychological self-rescue process of each person involved. Although difficult, it firmly reiterates the inherent softness and toughness, fragility and unyieldingness of life, and demonstrates the sacred dignity of life.

The latest collection of essays by Lu Mei, editor-in-chief of Literary Journal and nominee for the China Publishing Government Award. This book contains chapters such as "The Road in the Forest", "Passing Sentences", "The Mote of Dust" and "Reading Quanzhou". Poems and words guide us forward. The spiritual hometown constructed by literature is far deeper and broader than the geographical hometown in our memory. On the road, meet Auden, Pessoa, T. S. Eliot, Romain Rolland, Van Gogh, Zabolotsky... Read others and reach yourself; feel the light and dust and know yourself. The long wind blows at the scenery on the roadside, and the moment you stop and stare, you will have buried a lasting memory for a lost moment many years later.

The new masterpiece of Zhang Yinan, a popular teacher at Peking University, will take you to understand Chinese literature of the Six Dynasties in one go. From the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to the beginning of the Sui Dynasty, the literary world of the Six Dynasties spanned more than 300 years, and many well-known great poets emerged, from the three fathers and sons of the Cao family to the seven sons of Jian'an, from the pastoral poet Tao Yuanming to the landscape poet Xie Lingyun, from Ji Kang who was handsome even without makeup to the plastic handsome man Pan Yue, etc. Without the explorations of the Six Dynasties poets, there would be no golden age of Chinese poetry. In this book, the author carefully explains in detail the development of the history of Six Dynasties literature, and thoroughly interprets the life experiences, famous poems and creative styles of more than 30 literati. He presents the spiritual world of celebrities in the Six Dynasties in a consistently relaxed, humorous and simple way, leading readers to appreciate the unique charm of the Six Dynasties literature, with incisive sentences and hilarious articles.

In 1929, Robert Graves went to settle abroad, "deciding never to consider Britain my homeland again." "Farewell to Everything" starts from his childhood and school life, focusing on his experience in the First World War: from the life in the trenches, the death of close friends and even being seriously injured and mistakenly regarded as a "killed man", to the negligence of British government departments and the absurdity of the British hierarchy during the war. He used a relatively brisk, restrained, and slightly ironic writing style to highlight the disorder and disillusionment caused by the war. The book also records his unforgettable interactions with other writers and poets such as Hardy and Sassoon. The two chapters on "Lawrence of Arabia" are impressive and depict the daily life of Lawrence as Graves' loyal friend. This is a classic war memoir, its description of the war on the Western Front is vivid and harrowing; it is also one of the most candid self-portraits of a poet ever. As the Observer commented: "When it first appeared, this book was already recognized as a classic."

A collection of food essays by 20 cultural masters of the 20th century. After reading a book, you become half a gourmet. Feng Zikai's rice wine, Tang Lusun's hot meatballs, Wang Shixiang's braised mandarin fish, Wang Zengqi's salted duck eggs, Liang Shiqiu's sour plum soup, Zhang Henshui's barbecue, Zhou Zuoren's bitter tea, Su Qing's braised eel, Jin Xingyao's shrimp dumplings, Zhu Ziqing's white water tofu... Listen to the master introduce the delicacies he has tasted and tell the stories behind the delicacies. The last emperor's uncle taught the chef how to cook? Chiang Kai-shek loved wonton stalls? Is Laba porridge salty or sweet? Who is the ancestor of Japanese yokan? ... Gain knowledge with relish, learn to cook the master's private dishes, and pick up the taste of the past that seems to have been forgotten but will never be forgotten. If you feel tired and lonely, you might as well turn a page of a book, sip a cup of tea, or drink a bowl of porridge. The fireworks in the world are the most soothing to mortal hearts.

In 1999, "Miracle Doctor" Mukwege founded Panzi Hospital. Over the past 20 years, he has treated more than 50,000 women who suffered sexual violence at this hospital. Some of them were raped in front of their own families, and some were taken into the jungle and used as sex slaves. They suffered great physical and mental harm, were isolated and stigmatized, but they still relied on their strong resilience to survive in this extremely misogynistic country. In this reflective and shocking book, Dr. Mukwege tells the stories of these women. Each of them is a ray of light that pierces the mask of false masculinity. At the same time, it was this kind of female power that supported him through the turbulent two Congo wars. Even though he suffered six assassinations, he still insisted on helping these women.

"Just prostitutes." The media has always been keen to tell people that the people killed by "Jack the Ripper" were all prostitutes. In this serial murder case, the killer became the focus of the story, and even became the target of people's pursuit for a time. The victimized women are not only ignored by the media and the public, but also misrepresented. By collecting a large number of historical files, court materials, witness testimonies, and combining it with the background of the time, Halle Rubenhold restored the full and tragic lives of the five victimized women for readers. Those killed by "Jack the Ripper" were by no means all prostitutes, "they were daughters, wives, mothers, sisters and lovers", and more importantly, "they were human beings". They were killed not because they were immoral or immoral, but because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time. Their greatest misfortune may be that they were born as girls.

Do people need to daydream more when they are awake? In this world, can anyone understand the weird people who don't fit in with the people around them? Is it because there is no better world, so we should cherish the present? ... You may find answers to the problems you encounter in life in books: about childhood, marriage, women's life, daily poetry, tobacco and alcohol, work and consumerism, the possibility of living away from the hustle and bustle... Taking "literary experience" as the guide, Master Miao started a sincere exchange between readers about reading experience. Through literature and film and television works, he still discusses life problems that have no definite answers: children, marriage and family life, consumerism, desires that "cannot be expressed in words", the ability of the five senses to perceive nature, the "salted fish" state of stillness in life, human malice and the good angels in human nature, etc. Talking about the works based on the theme, he jumps and connects between the hundreds of books and movies he has read. What he shares with you is not only his personal reading experience and a heart that is touched and shaken by good works, but also the common experiences of soberness and soul-warming in the world.

When there is nothing to lose, everything is gained. A collection of true stories from Israel that touched the world. Find beautiful meaning at the bottom of life. His writing heals the soul and his stories make the world a better place.

Lenny Brown, who has more than fifty years of editing experience, and Dave King, who has long been an independent editor of manuscripts, co-wrote "The Story Stylist". It has been revised in two editions and has been a best-seller for nearly thirty years. The books handled by the two senior editors have been on the New York Times bestseller list many times. In this era where stories are king, narrative, as well as narrative techniques, are crucial. Whether you are a budding writer or a skilled writer who is already able to control the characters in your writing, you can gain new experience and improvement by using the simple techniques in the book and viewing the work with an editor's eye.

Jiangzhou City has existed for three thousand years, and Chongqing has existed for eight hundred years; the mountain is a city, and the city is a mountain. Chongqing was born in Chongqing, with precipitous and magical mountains and rivers, a tough and bold personality, thousands of miles of waterways, and the Silk Road on the river, leading to distant places; legendary Chongqing, which stood firm in the flames of the Anti-Japanese War and became China's accompanying capital and solid rear area during the Anti-Japanese War; and now it has It is the youngest municipality directly under the Central Government of the Republic of China. It is in its prime and full of high spirits... Twenty-three native Chongqing writers use their affectionate words to take you to appreciate the unique glory, legend and charm of this city, and to feel its sincerity and passion for embracing the world. The boat has passed the Ten Thousand Mountains - each book will come to you with the breath of Chongqing clouds, the body temperature of up to 40 degrees in summer and the spicy hot pot. This book has about 220,000 words and 130 pictures.

This book collects the author's essays written in recent years. There are more than fifty essays in total, divided into three chapters: inheritance, emotion, and growth. The author diligently explores, thinks deeply about the meaning of self from multiple perspectives, uses delicate and sincere language to describe the ups and downs of life, and uses practical actions to help cultural heritage, life and health, career development and personal growth. Reading this book, you can truly feel the author's love for life and the changes in his inner relationship, which will trigger your own insights and views on life.

What would happen if the greatest writers of all time had to deal with today's publishing industry, its demands, marketing, and self-censorship? If this were true, the masterpieces of many writers might not have been born, including Shakespeare, Melville, Steinbeck, Dante and other great writers in history. For this reason, the author made assumptions - if these great writers were still alive, what kind of rejection letters would the publisher's editors write to them, or what seemingly reasonable revision opinions they would have. The author puts ancient literary giants and classic masterpieces into today's publishing and reading context for comparison and reflection, resulting in interesting chemical reactions. The articles are short in length, and each article is accompanied by a portrait illustration of the author, which is very personal.

This book is a collection of letters written by the famous educator Mr. Shu Xincheng to young friends. It includes seven letters he wrote between 1926 and 1931. The topics discussed in the letters are all about youth, involving three aspects: studying, managing affairs, and love. He dedicates his experience as a person who has been there to young friends. This book also contains seven letters from him to his children as supplements, with similar content and style. Shu Xincheng is well-read in poetry and books, and has experienced many vicissitudes of life. He has a deep understanding of the sufferings of the people. He works intensively in the fields of education and publishing. Many of his opinions are thought to be meaningful, cordial and interesting. He is very honest and thinks a lot about the confusions faced by all kinds of young people. He is good at combining personal experience. Whether it is reading, falling in love, making friends, or other ways to improve yourself, his suggestions are considerate and inspiring.

In 1989, 35-year-old Mr. Larry began his plan to travel by train in mainland China. Since then, until 1993, the author has traveled deeply into the mainland of China alone nine times, reaching all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities except the three northeastern provinces, Tibet and Hainan. The total journey has been 49,000 kilometers, including "five cities", "entering Jianmen", and visiting western Hunan... He has visited Xi'an, He traveled from prosperous cities such as Beijing to deserted small towns such as Golmud in Qinghai and Sancha in Shanxi; he visited famous attractions such as the Big Wild Goose Pagoda and Yungang Grottoes, and also visited many unknown attractions such as the Wuliang Temple in Jiaxiang, Shandong, and the "Nanzhao Dehua Monument" in Dali, Yunnan. The author meets all kinds of people, including the happy-go-lucky old worker in Shahe Town, the female conductor who earns the fare difference with peace of mind, Professor Zhu who has been studying the Wuliang Temple for 30 years, the old woman who sleeps under the hard seat of the train... The author uses the stories of overseas Chinese and Tang history scholars. His vision, calm writing style, concise language, and rich old photos record the mountains, rivers, historical sites, and market customs in mainland China in the 1980s and 1990s, and present people's daily life and ideological changes during the great changes at the beginning of reform and opening up. Looking back at these intimate scenes can help us better understand history and the present.

"Write for a Hundred Years and Stop: Tornatore Conversations with Morricone" is not only a high-level cross-border dialogue between a director and a composer, but also a time-consuming and long-lasting spiritual dialogue between two business partners who have similar aesthetic pursuits in art and trust each other. These two leaders in the art world explored and discussed aspects such as soundtrack creation, film shooting and director collaboration, memories of their mentors, understanding and expression of artistic works, the process of art learning, childhood experience and family, self-analysis of personality and daily life. They showed us how each great work was born, the artistic life behind the work and the confusion and tests experienced by the master. In a career spanning more than 70 years, Morricone wrote scores for more than 500 films and television shows. Morricone is a diligent genius, but he has long lived with low self-esteem and contradiction: continue to score movies or return to his role as a pure music composer. Throughout his life, he boldly innovated, broke boundaries, used music to express human nature, and gave the film scoring industry unprecedented professional dignity. This lengthy interview sheds considerable light on the term "composer."

"Chang'an 30,000 Miles" is a ten-year-old work of light-chasing animation. In the form of an animated film, the film presents portraits of Tang poets represented by Li Bai and Gao Shi, as well as classic poems, leading the audience to appreciate the beauty of poetry and culture. This book specially invites young scholar Han Xiao to interpret the 42 classic poems that appeared in the movie "Chang'an 30,000 Miles" and write an exclusive movie narrative based on the plot. Readers will travel through the Tang Dynasty with a poem and re-understand Li Bai, Gao Shi, Du Fu, Wang Wei and other well-known poets and their cultural spirit. This book is not only an introduction to poetry, but also a vivid historical narrative of "Chang'an". While appreciating the beauty of poetry, readers can also feel the glory and charm of the Tang Dynasty.

"Poems of the Four Seasons: Meng Manpin's Most Beautiful Tang Poems", "Five Flavors of Life: Meng Manpin's Most Beautiful Tang Poems" and "Six Feelings of Family and Country: Meng Manpin's Most Beautiful Tang Poems", these three books are the classic masterpieces of the "Chinese Poetry Conference" guest reviewer teacher Meng Man - Meng Manpin's Most Beautiful Tang Poems. In addition to explaining each Tang poem in detail, Teacher Mengman also explains in depth the historical stories and allusions related to the poem, allowing us to have a deeper understanding of the subtleties and interests of traditional Chinese culture. This is a set of classic Tang poetry readers worth giving to friends or collecting for yourself.

I don't know where the love started, but it goes deep! Young illustrators from CAFA recreate the Chinese classic "The Peony Pavilion" with magnificent images. "The Peony Pavilion" is one of the four famous classical Chinese dramas and a famous work by the Ming Dynasty dramatist Tang Xianzu. "The Peony Pavilion" is based on this Chinese classic, integrating modern painting art with traditional classics, and reinterpreting Du Liniang's ancient love story of dying and resurrecting due to love in an elegant, flexible and fantasy-filled work. The interweaving and integration of aesthetics and literature present the oriental poetic love passed down from generation to generation.

This book is a collection of essays that interprets the wisdom and beauty of poetry and songs in China's excellent traditional culture. It includes twenty chapters such as "Realm Chapter" and "Great Beauty Chapter". It selects two hundred pieces of aesthetic wisdom from ancient literature and philosophical thoughts such as "Beauty and Goodness", "Cultural Relics Show Virtue", and "Yi Le Zheng Nei". It uses Tang poetry, Song lyrics, Yuan opera, etc. As the entry point, combines ancient proverbs to analyze the inner meaning of each wisdom, and through the interpretation of operas, classical crafts, etc., Promotes the enlightening role of aesthetic wisdom.

"Selected Collection of Yunjinghang's Essays" includes two volumes: "You are like a galaxy, this life is vast" and "A young man at heart, pear blossoms are better than snow". "You are like a galaxy, this life is vast" is composed of 41 fine essays selected from the many essays written by Yun Jinghang so far, expressing his attitude towards life and his expectations for life. "There is a Youth in the Heart, Pear Blossoms Beat the Snow" selects 39 fine essays, expressing the author's thoughts and feelings about youth and blessings for growth. The articles in this set of books include the author's award-winning series of works, as well as series of works included in textbooks and examination papers, providing materials for young people's Chinese learning.

The "Trilogy of Beautiful Nature Essays" includes "Walden Pond", "A Summer Walk in the Mountains" and "A Chronicle of Sand County", which is recognized as a model of beautiful natural essays. "Walden" is a concentrated expression of the thoughts of "spiritual mentor" Thoreau, helping countless confused young people find a more ideal way of life; "Walking Through the Mountains in Summer" is called "a text that moved a country"; "Annals of Sand County" profoundly embodies Leopold's land ethics and still has high reference significance for today's ecological protection work.

This set includes 4 works by Chua Lam: "A Wonderful Life", "Friends", "Eating and Drinking" and "Confidante". The author depicts the details of daily life with great interest. It seems like a casual conversation, but it is actually full of life wisdom. A life of "playing with things without losing one's ambition" is enviable. "Living in the present is really fun" is the author's spiritual guidance to everyone.

"Six Emotions of Home and Country: Meng Manpin's Most Beautiful Tang Poetry" is a work of Tang poetry explained by Meng Man, a professor at Minzu University of China and a guest commentator at the "Chinese Poetry Conference". The Tang Dynasty was the golden age of poetry and a golden age for poets to sing about their home and country. This book focuses on six human emotions: love, friendship, nostalgia, official love, country love, and ancient and modern love, leading us to appreciate the profound and broad feelings of family and country written by the poets of the Tang Dynasty.

"Five Flavors of Life: Meng Manpin's Most Beautiful Tang Poems" is a work by Teacher Meng Man, a professor at Minzu University of China and a guest commentator at the "Chinese Poetry Conference", explaining Tang poetry. This book takes the five life emotions of joy, anger, sadness, joy, and resentment as the starting point, and leads us to experience the five emotions and flavors in Tang poetry from the perspective of the five flavors of life. Poems are written by people, and they are also written for people. A person's life, viewed vertically, is the four seasons, and viewed horizontally, it is the five emotions. The four seasons are spring, summer, autumn and winter, which correspond to life, which are teenagers, youth, middle age and old age; the five emotions are joy, anger, sorrow and resentment, which correspond to the human heart, which are the ups and downs of moods that cycle back and forth. Teacher Mengman connected the spiritual emotions of Tang poetry with modern people, showing us the enduring charm of Tang poetry that will never go out of style despite being thousands of years old.

"Poems of the Four Seasons: Meng Man's Appreciation of the Most Beautiful Tang Poems" is a work by Mr. Meng Man, a famous scholar of Sui and Tang history and a judge of the Chinese Poetry Conference, explaining Tang poetry. Mr. Meng Man will take you back to the Tang Dynasty to read the most beautiful Tang poetry. This book takes the classical 24 solar terms and modern festivals as the starting point, leading readers to read selected Tang poetry works in the four seasons, appreciate the linguistic and literary beauty of Tang poetry, tell cultural allusions, and enter the poet's state of mind. Based on this theme, 32 poems and essays were carefully compiled and revised. These poems revolve around the four seasons and festivals. In fact, they revolve around the cycle of time in the Tang Dynasty and the cycle of life of the Tang people. I hope to see them in this reincarnation - Li Bai, Du Fu, Wang Wei, and even more hope to see us - you, me and him (her) in this reincarnation. We and them, ancient times and today, tradition and future, meet in this wonderful poem of the four seasons. Let us, together with Teacher Mengman, appreciate in detail the wind, flowers, snow and moon that have traveled through thousands of years, and the immortal embroidered brocade heart that has lasted for thousands of years.

"New Youth" was originally called "Youth Magazine". As a publication that enlightened the spirit of a generation during the May Fourth Movement, the articles included in the magazine were all written by outstanding intellectuals in China at that time. It can be said that "New Youth" was one of the must-read publications for young people pursuing awakening in that era. Just as Chen Duxiu said after the article "Youth and Tools": "This article was written when the fever was severe, so as to fulfill the promise of the original intention. He was tireless in teaching and promised to do so. There is not a word in the whole article that is not medicine. I have never thought of it in my Chinese mind. I hope readers will read it carefully and not let go of every line or word." Every article published in the magazine "New Youth" is deafening and awakens the young people of that era like an alarm bell. A hundred years later, these articles are still like spiritual banners and have a huge guiding role for today's young people. This book selects and compiles nearly a hundred representative articles from the magazine "New Youth". The authors include Chen Duxiu, Li Dazhao, Cai Yuanpei, Lu Xun and others. The genres include speeches, reflections, vernacular novels, vernacular new poetry, modern dramas and correspondence. These articles are both literary and ideological. By reading these articles, readers can get a glimpse of the magnificent history and the ideological changes of an era!