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The "shortness" of short stories is not only a characteristic of genre, but also an artistic style, which contains certain qualities that short stories can achieve but that novels cannot match. Only short stories can achieve perfection that is self-consistent, subtle and meaningful, and cannot be added or deleted. Compared with novels, short stories seem more like a mystery. This book is a collection of creative talks by 26 emerging British and American contemporary writers and creative writing teachers. It focuses on the mystery of short story writing - what is the essential difference between short stories and novels? Why is the structure and form of a short story important? What is unique about the language, plot, and author's voice of a short story? How to write a stunning short story? Different creators have different emphases when creating. This book will take us to travel, travel, explore the mysteries of short stories from different perspectives, and understand the most private writing skills of the most avant-garde and cutting-edge novelists.

This collection of letters records Bruce Lee's fifteen precious years from studying in the United States to his death in Hong Kong. In these letters sent to his family, teachers, friends, disciples, colleagues and fans, Bruce Lee unreservedly revealed his sincere soul. Through his own writing, we can appreciate the interesting life of ordinary people behind the halo of a legendary superstar, as well as his personalized struggle process. Bruce Lee's short life is an excellent example of a man striving for self-liberation and self-realization. Kung fu, performance and life were his tools of exploration and the themes of these letters. Reading through these letters, we seem to have embarked on a "dragon journey". At every important pass along the way, we will clear away the mist, witness the traces of scales and claws that have been covered up, and understand how this person lived his whole life!

This book carefully collects thirty-eight classic articles written by Wang Zengqi, describing his love for flowers, plants, fruits and trees, past memories, and delicacies, which is full of emotion. From the love of plants and trees in "Human Plants" and "Flowers", to the freshness of vegetables in "Autumn Rich Fruits and Vegetables" and "Eating Beans and Drinking Water", to the old memories of "Seven Years of Clouds" and "Chinese Department of Southwest Associated University", to the delicious taste of "Food in Four Directions" and "Home-cooked Wine and Food", Mr. Wang's love for life is reflected everywhere.

This book contains thirty-three articles written by Wang Zengqi, which are centered around Chinese opera. The writing style is exquisite, the emotions are sincere, and they are uniquely charming. "How I Got Connected with Opera" reveals Mr. Wang's profound relationship with opera; "Reading Letters from Opera" is a rational and wise interpretation of opera; "The Death of a Famous Actor - In Memory of Qiu Shengrong" recalls celebrities in the opera industry and reproduces the pure beauty of human nature in simple strokes... A drama is like life, full of ups and downs; life is like a drama, every detail is in my heart.

From the long family relationship in "Father and Son Become Brothers Over the Years", the past stories of old friends in "Mr. Shen Congwen at the Southwest Associated University", the landscapes in "Taishan Stones", to the miscellaneous old memories in "Tea House", the life story of "Sitting Meditately for Nothing" exudes the beauty of pure human nature and an open-minded attitude towards life.

It describes the process of Ding Yizhou and Lai Min from meeting again, getting to know each other and falling in love, as well as their first travel experience. This trip is the beginning of their 40,000-kilometer "Heart" plan. The two started from Liuzhou and traveled all the way to Lhasa. Along the way, they saw the beautiful scenery along the way, including Batong Cave, Lugu Lake, etc.; They also encountered many difficulties, such as sleeping in the wild and encountering wild boars; and they also felt the enthusiastic help and support from friends and passers-by. Along the way, they not only made people feel the love that transcends material things and spans life and death, but also held the wedding they were looking forward to during the trip.

For the Shandong Peninsula region, the story of seafood can be traced back to the Dawenkou Culture - in 2011, archaeological excavations unearthed a large number of stone tools and pottery at the Dawenkou Cultural Site in Beiqian, Jimo, including a large number of fishing tools, shellfish shells, fish bones and animal bones. Shellfish shells include snail shells, clam shells, oyster shells, and clam shells. Original information from 6,000 years ago pieced together a picture of the work and life of our ancestors. At that time, fishing and hunting activities were already quite developed, and seafood was one of the main foods. On the seaside, everyone who works hard carries a unique legend. Through many on-site interviews, oral records, etc., The author chases the tide with both feet and ignites the temperature of "Sea Goods" with the warmth of emotion.

The "Epic of Gilgamesh" mentioned in this book (for the sake of brevity, hereafter sometimes referred to as the "Epic") refers to a long narrative poem written on twelve clay tablets in Akkadian, with Gilgamesh (Gilgame) as the main character. Content introduction: The Epic of Gilgamesh is the most important epic work handed down from ancient Mesopotamia and a treasure in the treasure house of world literature. The historical period covered by the epic is believed to be between 2700 and 2500 BC, predating the earliest known written literature by 200 to 400 years. The epic revolves around the friendship between King Gilgamesh of Uruk and his friend Enkidu, telling the adventures of the hero and revealing the fate of human beings who cannot obtain eternal life.

The author uses the writing technique of documentary literature to delicately present to readers what he has seen, heard, and thought in the poverty alleviation work through the poverty alleviation stories of every ordinary person in the village. He interprets the grandeur and difficulty of my country's poverty alleviation cause from a small angle, and reflects the image of "dream chasers" who adhere to ideals and beliefs and work hard for the happiness of the people in the new era.

Shangtang River is a beautiful scenery deep in the author's memory that he will always miss. The author describes the vegetation, mountains and rivers of Shangtang River with spirited pen and ink, recalls every bit of true feelings in the process of growing up, records the nostalgia and folk customs of his hometown, and the trivial things of ordinary people. Using "nostalgia, nostalgia, and country" as the background, he integrates "self" into it, looks back at the stories that happened by the Shangtang River, and depicts the happy life created by people.

The two masters of the Southern Tang Dynasty, especially the later master Li Yu, have a prominent position in the history of Ci. They are also important poets who have been studied specially by the master of Ci Ci, Mr. Tang Guizhang. "The Vocabulary Notes of the Two Masters of the Southern Tang Dynasty" is an early work on the compilation of ancient books in Mr. Tang Guizhang's decades-long practice of collating ancient books on ci studies. This book is intended to collect Mr. Tang's notes and essays on the two masters of the Southern Tang Dynasty into one volume, making it a special book on Mr. Tang's research on the two masters of the Southern Tang Dynasty. It is also a popular book for the general public to appreciate the art of writing lyrics by the two masters of the Southern Tang Dynasty. The main components include: "Vocabulary Notes of the Two Masters of the Southern Tang Dynasty" (rearranged), special articles "Critical Biography of Empress Li", "Qu Yuan and Empress Li", "Zhu Li's Friend", "Emperor Li's Luxury", and brief explanations of the works of the two masters of the Southern Tang Dynasty (the part of Li Jing and Li Yu in "A Brief Explanation of Ci of Tang and Song Dynasties").

In February 1933, 19,816 boxes, 72 packages of 15 pieces and 13 bundles of "antiquities" including documents, archives, ancient books, and various cultural relics were moved south in batches at the critical moment when the Japanese army invaded Pingjin. Among the international historical facts of rescuing national treasures under the threat of war, the relocation of cultural relics from the Forbidden City to the south is the earliest, largest, longest-lasting, and far-reaching action. This is not a simple rescue of treasures, but a real national cultural rescue operation. The relocation of cultural relics from the Palace Museum to the south is an eventful period for the Palace Museum and a history of struggle for the Chinese nation. Zhu Yong uses poetic language, prose style, and historical attitude to objectively restore the historical context and factual details of the relocation of cultural relics from the Forbidden City to the south, and takes us into those dusty years.

"Ouyang Jianghe's Poems" is a new collection of books in the "Blue Star Poetry Library" series. As a poet, Ouyang Jianghe's poetry writing emphasizes the novelty and complexity of thinking and the heterogeneous mixture of language, emphasizing the deep connection between personal experience and public reality. The famous poet Ouyang Jianghe selects his representative works of different periods and styles. This book includes his poems including: short poems "Pistol", "Love in the Era of Planned Economy", "Heaven Has No Tears", "Hawking's Garden", etc., And group poems "Glass Factory", "The Last Illusion", "Fictional Notes on Market Economy", "Leopard in the Yellow Valley", etc. Ouyang Jianghe is a poet with super language ability. He deeply felt the complex changes in the scenes of the times, and abstracted these changes into key words one by one. Through semantic recoding, he made it like a mirror palace with winding corridors, presenting specious and bizarre phantoms in the logical deduction and rhetorical games of paradox, reductio ad absurdum, and paradox. As the history of contemporary poetry, his poems provide an unreplicable metaphysical narrative model, intrinsically initiating the writing of a few outstanding poets to the advanced secret hinterland of language.

"Chen Dongdong's Poems" is one of the Blue Star Poetry Library series. Part of the selected works are 90 short poems selected over the past 35 years of writing, and the other part is three groups of "continuous poems". Chen Dongdong's poems are full of musical beauty and fantasy. He returns to the classical literary tradition in his writing and uses exquisite language. Chen Dongdong won the Poet of the Year Award at the 17th Chinese Literature Media Awards (2019). He is the most outstanding representative of contemporary Chinese poets since the 1980s. His recent works include "Aerospace Poems" (2015), "Journey to the South" (2016), "Beijingers" (2016), "It's Still a Strange Word" (2014), etc. His poetic skills are exquisite, full of thoughts, and extraordinary creativity, and can be called classics.

"Selected Works of Zhou Bangyan" contains 101 poems, 20 poems, and 7 essays (including poems) by Zhou Bangyan. In order to help readers understand the purpose and expression method of the selected works, there is a "Explanation" column after the "Text" and "Annotations" of each work as a brief reminder. There is also a "Collected Commentary" column that contains historical comments on Muslim Ci and a small number of its compositions. The final appendix is ​​the General Commentary (that is, the overall evaluation of Zhou Ci in ancient Ci commentaries). This is an anthology with high academic quality, which can not only meet the needs of readers with a certain cultural background to further strengthen their literary accomplishments, but can also be used as a reference for professional researchers and teaching workers.

"Xichuan's Poems" is one of the Blue Star Poetry Library series. This reprint of the poetry collection includes the poet's representative works from various stages from the 1980s to the present, such as "On the other side of the river", "In that winter I saw the swans", "A day in the wilderness", "These things I have preserved to this day", "Enya", "The man who died of a cold", etc., Showing the different creative looks and paths of the poet in different periods. Nishikawa's poems are calm, majestic, balanced, and precise. They are full of wise insights but do not avoid all kinds of troubles, focusing on excellent lyrical character. With a keen awareness of issues and profound humanistic heritage, Xichuan's poems continue to transcend themselves and become one of the most important integration points and starting points for contemporary poetry.

"Wang Jiaxin's Poems" is one of the Blue Star Poetry Library series. The collection of poems includes the author's representative works from various periods since the 1980s, such as "Pasternak", "Memorial", "London Essays", "Darkening Mirror", etc., Which relatively completely shows the poet's creative appearance and evolution trajectory. Wang Jiaxin has always been the watchman of poetry in this era, and his tone carries the profound spiritual shock caused by the changes of the times. Influenced by translation, the figure of a silent and determined trekker has always been looming in his poems. This is the poet's other self and the poetic spirit that the poet strives for. It is very readable.

"Yu Jian's Poems" is one of the Blue Star Poetry Library series, which contains most of the author's works created from the 1980s to the 1990s. Including "No. 6 Shangyi Street", "Luo Jiasheng", "Shelter Tree", "Naming a Crow", "Series of Events" and long poems "O File" and "Flight", etc. In this increasingly smooth world, Yu Jian's poetry is one of the few expressions of roughness. His poems often appear in a "non-poetic" way, often opening up new possibilities for poetry writing through reaction against the existing aesthetic order. This is a person who entered the world of poetry from the other end of language. He is an aesthetic heretic who stands on the opposite side of poetry. However, his simple and taboo-free writing has indeed reawakened our love for existence and things. A series of new works he published in 2002 reveal the innocence of the poet's temperament, and perfectly combine the traditional sentiments with the personal charm of the world. His language has also gained true poetic brilliance because it has broken away from the rustic at the bottom. Yu Jian's writing reminds us that it is the era and its aesthetics that should compromise with poetry, not the other way around.

On January 6, 2021, a political storm that shocked the world swept across the United States - a large number of Trump supporters violently stormed the Capitol Building, disrupting the certification of the 2020 US election results. With violence, conflict, bloodshed, and death, American democracy encountered its "darkest moment." As an eyewitness, veteran American war correspondent Mogelson gave us an in-depth account of how this storm formed and how it will affect the direction of American society. As early as 2020, he traveled to the scenes of riots across the United States. In Michigan, he witnessed how people's disappointment with epidemic prevention policies evolved into a crazy anti-government movement; in Minnesota, he witnessed how Floyd's death triggered the "Black Lives Matter" movement, the largest popular protest movement in American history; Portland, Oregon, witnessed violent confrontations between left-wing anti-fascists and extreme right-wing groups; Washington, D. C., Witnessed how the 2020 U. S. Election, filled with all kinds of lies and conspiracy theories, triggered two violent demonstrations in succession... All of this points to the fact that the famous Capitol riots did not occur out of thin air. In the author's opinion, what cannot be ignored behind the formation of this storm is the rise of extreme right-wing forces under the auspices of American conservative forces headed by Trump. They are gripped by a self-righteous collective delirium of anger, fear, and fanaticism, eager to resort to one form of political violence after another.

Among Duras's four anthologies, "Wartime Notes and Others" and "Just Like This" were introduced to the Chinese world for the first time. "The Outside World I" and "The Outside World II" were introduced by Lijiang Publishing House in 1999 and Writers Publishing House in 2007. These four books are not Duras's novels, but they all complete the image of Duras to a certain extent. "Wartime Notes and Others" presents the early imaginary world of Duras. "Just Like This" is the last words Duras left to the world and her "lover" before his death. The two "Outside World" present a Duras who cares about the outside world in addition to Duras who is passionate about private writing.

This book takes the orphan groups and orphan school education in minority areas in the new era as its theme, observes the life, destiny, and emotions of orphans, expresses the wishes, moods, and voices of orphans; reflects the care of orphan children by party committees and governments at all levels, people from all walks of life, and school teachers; and vividly depicts the true feelings of the world and the stories of orphans who strive for self-improvement, gratitude, and progress. The whole book is strong, moral, warm and down-to-earth. It is a main theme work that promotes the socialist humanistic spirit and the new trend of socialist morality.

The Zhou brothers came from a wealthy family, and their father was a high-ranking official of the Kuomintang. Inspired by the advanced ideas of Marxism and the heroic fighting spirit of the Chinese Communists, they resolutely broke away from their families and followed the Communist Party of China, which seeks happiness for the Chinese people and rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. In the difficult struggle environment, they continued to temper their revolutionary will and gradually grew into staunch communist fighters, making important contributions to the founding of New China and the socialist revolution and construction.

The book unfolds against the background of the bloody battle of the Xiangjiang River during the Red Army's Long March. It not only traces the Red Army soldiers' firm belief that "revolutionary ideals are higher than the sky" and their heroic feats from a macro perspective, but also details the wonderful story of contemporary Guangxi's continuous spiritual blood and inheritance of red genes. It outlines a long-term picture of the Communists observing history, rooting in reality, and traveling through the time and space tunnel of more than 80 years.

This book is a collection of poet and critic Wang Zhijun's poetry reading and writing courses at Peking University. Based on his many years of poetry writing and reading experience, the author focuses on six aspects of poetry: content, lyricism, sound, language, structure and realm, clarifying common misunderstandings and proposing unique insights. In the author's opinion, understanding the six aspects of poetry is an introductory and fundamental issue to poetry, and is the foundation of the concept of modern poetry. Only by understanding these issues can we establish the most basic aesthetic awareness of modern poetry and even all art.

"Feng Zikai's Prose for Children" selects 46 articles by Feng Zikai, a master of Chinese literature. The book is divided into 4 volumes and divided into four chapters with the themes of narrative, writing about people, writing about things, and lyricism to comprehensively improve children's ability to write and observe life. Among them, 7 were selected into the "Chinese" textbook, 13 were selected into the middle school and high school examination questions, and 8 illustrations were personally selected by Mr. Feng Zikai's descendants for children to add interest to reading. Feng Zikai considerately observes daily life from a child's perspective, records every detail of life with delicate brushwork, and conveys frank emotions to children with an innocent heart, returning to the world of children and finding his original self.

As a travelogue, "On the Chinese Screen" records what Maugham saw, heard, thought and felt when he traveled to China around 1920, as well as the life scenes of some foreigners in China at that time. This book is accumulated from original writing materials. It is Maugham's fragmentary "sketches" of China in the 1920s. It presents China a hundred years ago in the eyes of the British writer, just like returning to the historical scene through a mirror. At the same time, the book includes precious photos taken by the American social economist and photographer Gamble when he lived in China. Combining pictures and texts, you can experience the Chinese customs in the eyes of foreigners a hundred years ago.

The romance, courage and compassion of Saint-Exupéry are all in this masterpiece that gave birth to "The Little Prince". Love flying as much as you love life, love life as much as you love flying. Look down at your homeland with the eyes of a pilot and fall in love with this lonely and wandering planet.

This book writes about family members, relatives, friends, strangers who meet by chance, cats, dogs, flowers and plants. These daily details are made vivid and perceptible by the author's vivid writing, and the warmth and affection of the article can heal people's hearts. The meaning of life and the happiness of life may lie in these trivial daily routines.

"Classics" was written in the 1940s. It was written by Professor Zhu Ziqing for junior high school students to introduce the popularization of my country's traditional cultural classics. Professor Zhu Ziqing writes academic articles in vernacular language, outlining the contents of classic Chinese studies such as "Shuowen Jiezi", "Book of Changes", "Shangshu" and "Book of Songs", and integrates his own unique insights. The content of this book includes ancient Chinese literature, history, and philosophy. It is an introductory guide to Chinese studies with incisive insights, beautiful writing, easy-to-understand explanations, and easy-to-understand explanations. Readers can also use this book as a practical and simple vernacular introduction to some ancient books, aiming to inspire readers' interests and lead them to the road of reading cultural classics.

If you can find your own innocent heart in the complicated world, you can see the world with a child's eyes and live life with an artistic heart. Know the world without being sophisticated, long live innocence! This book contains 50 classic prose works by Feng Zikai, including "My Boyhood", "Sweet Aftertaste", "Inspiration from Children", and 15 full-color paintings. Watch Feng Zikai talk about childhood memories, attitude towards life, and artistic life. While reading, you can temporarily let go of all oppression and burdens, relieve yourself of the painstaking efforts of daily life, and understand your unrestrained life.

This book is a collection of Qu Quansheng's personal essays. The book collects the works created by the author in the past ten years and is divided into six series: "Looking back with a bright head", "Taking talents as a policy", "A glance at everything", "Book full of feelings", "Minds of daily life" and "Miscellaneous collection of sketches". The author's review and feelings of his life over the past several decades, his memory for the deceased, his respect for the sages, and his expectations for future generations are all written in the article.

"Recording the Years with Writings" is a new collection of prose essays by Alai in 2020. This book is composed of seven parts: "Yunzhongji", "Reading Notes", "Travel Notes", "Reminiscences of People", "Appreciation Notes", "Wine Tasting Notes" and "Speech Notes". For the first time, Alai showed his diverse talents, knowledge, emotional world and daily life in his works. In writing this collection of essays, the author wants to be different from previous books and use words to express all aspects of a writer's life related to writing. Let readers get closer to Alai, a literary artist who is full of human fireworks and full of life.

This book provides a comprehensive and profound analysis of the development, current situation and overall characteristics of historical poetics theory on the basis of theory and practice across disciplines, eras, and national boundaries. It is helpful for us to systematically grasp the concept of historical poetics and its development status, and has high academic value. This book attempts to break through the boundaries of disciplines, eras and countries, and conducts a comparative, comprehensive and universal study of the ideological resources of "historical poetics" at home and abroad, both ancient and modern.

This book is divided into five chapters, including: New Century Poetry and Internet Context, Theme Categories of New Century Poetry, New Century Poetry and Regional Culture, Postmodern Writing in New Century Poetry, and Female Writing in New Century Poetry.

This book is an academic work that studies the female consciousness of Beauvoir and Eileen Chang. On the basis of referring to a large number of literature, the author systematically analyzes and summarizes the female consciousness in the literature of Beauvoir and Zhang Ailing. Combined with the current background of globalization and China's social transformation and change, the author compares, draws on and critically absorbs the reasonable core of the two female consciousness, which is of certain significance for the study of women's consciousness.

The articles included in this book include: "Review of Hong Kong New Poetry in the 1980s", "Research on Overseas Chinese Literature in the Global Context", "Exploration on Nonsensical Culture", "On the Basic Connotation and Expression Forms of Cross-Cultural Communication of Overseas Chinese Literature", etc.

This book takes the poetry of the Creation Society as the research object. It is not intended to position individual poets or even the entire group of poets in the Creation Society in literary history. Rather, it aims to reflect on the difficulties encountered in the development of new Chinese poetry through some key issues of the poetry of the Creation Society, examine how these difficulties change in specific contexts, and explore the impact of their emergence on Chinese poetry.

Based on the practical background of contemporary world literary theory and domestic literature and art, this book comprehensively and three-dimensionally examines the spiritual outlook, ideological pedigree, and literary concepts of this trend of thought through specific research on historical literature, historical turn, and new historicism and the complex relationships between them, as well as the comparison and mutual verification between historical philosophy, critical schools, and creative practice. , Creative practice, critical exploration and value effects, explore possible ways of in-depth dialogue and integration between historical rationality and humanistic spirit, poetic wisdom and historical logic, standardize and guide the theory and practice of historical literature, and promote the new historicist literary and artistic trend to exert greater positive energy in the process of Chinese cultural inheritance and innovation.

The author of this book mainly puts forward his new insights on the metrical issues of modern poetry and long and short sentences (words), such as the entering tone characters of modern poetry, the use and format of flat and oblique, special sentences, the theory of rescue, Guping, Sanlianping, They all put forward their own unique views on aspects such as oblique sentences and oblique sentences, rhymes and rhyme patterns, antiphons, and singing, as well as the word cards, categories, structures, rhythmic sentences, oblique sentences, lead characters, antithesis, rhyme, and word filling of long and short sentences (words).

This book collects more than 20 Chinese literature research papers. From the perspectives of literary history, work prototypes, literary imagery, etc., It deeply analyzes and studies hot issues in the current Chinese literature research community, and describes the development overview and current situation of Chinese literature, so as to deepen Chinese literature researchers' understanding of Chinese literature and gradually form a new vision for Chinese literature research.

This book is the author's compilation of his past events. It tells the story of his eighty-year life in extremely casual and relaxed words. His life trajectory is mainly divided into settling in Shanghai, studying abroad in Beijing, studying, working in an economic research institute, taking up a teaching position, and engaging in academic research. The book is interspersed with what the author has seen, heard, and thought, so that readers can have a clear understanding of his past events.

The contents of this book include: graceful and implicit rhetorical strategies, exciting rhetorical strategies, new and clever rhetorical strategies, neatly-formed rhetorical strategies, and humorous and humorous rhetorical strategies.

This book focuses on Lu Xun's translation and dissemination of Chuchuan Baicun, and deeply explores the two's various achievements in literary and artistic thought and the transformation of national character. Taking the literary thoughts of Chugawa Hakumura and Lu Xun as the context, and from the perspective of the dialectical relationship between literature as a symbol of depression, it reveals the historical process and major variables of Chinese and Japanese literary theory and Chinese and Western literary theory in the rapid changes in Chinese and Chinese culture.

This book compiles the author's life insights in the form of quotations, including: integrity, self-discipline, tolerance, treating others, conscience, life, self-improvement, culture, religion, sentimentality, emphasizing affection, teaching, politics, being an official, engaging in politics, satire, etc.

This book collects more than 100 precious photos of Academician Liu Renhuai over the past 50 years since his studies, as well as more than 50 articles written by Academician Liu Renhuai's friends, colleagues, and students about working and studying with Academician Liu and interesting life stories. It also records his hard work and fruitful results during the 50 years from 1963 to 2013.

This book is a collection of works by students majoring in Chinese language and literature, radio and television journalism, and teaching Chinese as a foreign language in the School of Liberal Arts of Zhaoqing University. It has columns such as poetry, scripts, novels, essays, book reviews, and press releases, and introduces several major societies in the School of Liberal Arts of Zhaoqing University.

At the beginning of 2020, the "Dream on the Road" project was launched. The original intention of this book is to show the style of private enterprises actively implementing the "One Belt, One Road" initiative based on exclusive interviews and company introductions. However, the new crown epidemic disrupted our deployment. The plan of in-depth interviews with companies was forced to be changed to telephone interviews. However, we still received active cooperation from various companies. After interviews and data compilation, each report gradually took shape. Among them are the female producers who are dancing cultural ties in Africa, the passionate young man who has led the team to work in Zambia for ten years, the "post-80s" who are promoting agricultural production in Southeast Asia, the "post-90s" who are laying out product lines in Eastern Europe, and the entrepreneurs who have led the team from followers and runners to leaders. In the process of implementing the "One Belt, One Road" initiative, whether entrepreneurs or employees, they are all dream chasers, pursuing their ideals in life and career on this road destined to be glorious. The completion of this book would not have been possible without the support and cooperation of all parties. Here, I would like to express my special thanks to the leadership of the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce, as well as the Liaison Department and the Propaganda Department of the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce for their strong support in the process of this book from project establishment to material collection to completion. I would also like to thank all enterprises for their full cooperation in providing this book with vivid characters, vivid deeds and wonderful stories. Thanks to Yuan Yiming, Li Ying, Xiao Yu and others for their careful planning, as well as their hard work and effort in sorting out information and writing articles. The shortcomings in the book are still expected to be corrected by the readers.

There are two dazzling female writers in the history of French literature in the seventeenth century, one is Madame Lafayette and the other is Madame de Sevigne. Her letters can be regarded as a model of French letter literature. Qian Zhongshu once praised Yang Xianyi's works. Most of the letters included in this book were written by Madame de Sevigne to her daughter. They are sincere and touching. Her maternal love is like a deep river flowing slowly over time, with never calm waves... In addition, these letters also reveal many anecdotes and secrets of the nobles in Louis XIV's court. The writing is playful and the quotations are erudite. They can pull you into the most luxurious and glorious era of France at once. The content involves politics, military, literature, economy and other fields. It can be called a French Ukiyoe.

This book is a self-selected collection by the famous classical literature researcher Jiang Yin. It uses "The Road of Chinese Poetics" to summarize the main direction of his scholarship for decades, and uses "Between History, Culture and Aesthetics" to show his basic understanding and research path of Chinese poetics. The author's poetic research mainly includes three categories: poetry theory, poetry creation and poetry history. Based on this, the book is divided into four parts. Six articles including "Ancient Chinese Understanding of the Meaning of Life in Poetry" examine poetic issues from the perspective of the history of mentality; six articles including "Du Fu and the "Old" Realm of Chinese Poetry Aesthetics" use Tang poetry as the object to study poetry creation; "Discovering the History of Criticism in China" and other six articles are research results on the history of poetry from the perspective of classical poetry theory; and "Qing Dynasty Poetics and the Construction of Regional Literary Tradition" and other six articles focus on the study of the history of poetry in the Qing Dynasty. The author is good at discovering major issues hidden in the study of Chinese poetry, and conducts multi-angle, all-round, in-depth and detailed exploration and examination from history, aesthetics, and culture. The conclusions he draws are often pertinent and refreshing. This book also reflects the author's great concern for the modernization and "modernity" of Chinese poetics, pointing this path of poetics to the future.

Yuan Opera is a literary and artistic form popular in the Yuan Dynasty, including Zaju and Sanqu. Yuan Opera is a brilliant flower in the splendid cultural treasure house of the Han nation. It embodies unique characteristics in terms of ideological content and artistic achievements and has become an important milestone in the history of Chinese literature. At the same time, as a mature drama, it not only enriches many folk stories in content, but also extensively reflects the social reality at that time, becoming one of the most favorite literary and artistic forms of the broad masses of the people.