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"Painful Pawn Shop" selects more than 70 sharp poems by the "King of Short Poems" Nan Ren, and pairs them with more than 30 bizarre paintings by the emerging illustrator Huang Li. The poetry of the Southerners is witty, humorous and compassionate, and shows great concern for eternal themes such as soul, life and death, and love. It deeply analyzes the souls of modern urbanites and has strong healing power. The illustrations specially drawn for this collection of poems are pure, beautiful and imaginative in color. They further visualize the poems and bring readers a rich and immersive aesthetic experience.

With sincere love, tranquility, vastness, leisurely poetry, and sincere joy, walk in the world, appreciate and feel along the way, and let the flowers bloom in your heart.

I am an ordinary people's teacher and an ordinary father. Life has given me many roles, and I walk through each role every day. I have to play well without losing myself. In the process of raising girls, accompanying students and reading, I feel the meaning of life. Life may not be perfect, but perfect is not necessarily beautiful. With hope in your heart, you have the final say whether life is beautiful or not.

Selected poems by Wang Kaiping, divided into four volumes, the works are exquisitely conceived and vivid in imagery, truly reflecting the poet's love for life and his persistent exploration and pursuit of art.

This book contains some reviews of the author's novels in recent years, divided into three series: the first series is a close reading of the text; the second series is a short criticism; the third series focuses on the historical form and recent phenomena of the novel. These articles not only cover important novels in recent years, such as "Kaogong Ji", "Morning Glow", "Yamamoto", "Fog Walker", "A Brief History of Gray Clothes", "Scenery Here", "Suzaku", etc.; They also focus on the typicality and influence of writers across generations, such as Wang Meng, Wu Liang, Wang Anyi, Jia Pingwa, Mai Jia, Chi Li, Ye Mi, Lu Nei, Ge Liang, Li Hongwei, etc.

"Just the Right Time" begins with Ms. Zhou Jianping, the wife of the artist Mr. Han Meilin, recounting her growth experience. It uses fourteen chapters to narrate the entire process of Han Meilin and Zhou Jianping's acquaintance, acquaintance, love, starting a family, and running a business. After marriage, Han Meilin made great achievements in his career and achieved brilliant artistic achievements. Ms. Zhou Jianping became "Zhou Jianguan" to protect him all the way.

This book includes two travel notes full of humor, "Travel with a Donkey" and "Inland Navigation" by the British writer R. L. Stevenson, which are the author's early works. Whether driving a donkey across the Severn Mountains or taking a yacht down the Oise River, Stevenson's writing style is always light and plain, putting aside many philosophies and preaching, and speaks with a happy mood. Compared with grand adventures, meeting and discovering gentle and honest friends in trivial matters, what you see and hear along the way, as well as the imagination and thinking contained in them, undoubtedly have a more unique personal style and are more fascinating. Mr. Dai Ziqin's translation strives to be faithful and exquisite. Even though there are many quotations from scriptures in the text, it is still easy and natural to read without any pretentiousness. This publication plans to use the classic illustrations of British painter Edmund Brompier and reproduce them in high definition, so that readers can enjoy visual enjoyment during the reading process.

Delicious food, fragrant in the mouth, and a "Korean cuisine" with excellent color, flavor and taste are the best annotations for "a good life". There is nothing that a meal of "Hanjia Cuisine" cannot solve, and many relatives and friends miss this bite! The artistic lifestyle represented by "Hanjia Cuisine" is the life philosophy that Han Meilin and Zhou Jianping have always advocated. "A Better Life" is written fluently and rich in details. It uses the classic dishes of Korean cuisine to connect every detail of the daily life of Han Meilin and Zhou Jianping, as well as the warm memories of interacting with friends and the wonderful daily work with employees. It is warm and loving. The whole book is divided into four chapters: "Spring", "Summer", "Autumn" and "Winter".

"Collecting Shenzhen Years" "Collects" vivid and vivid stories through more than 40 articles in three chapters: "Mountain Years", "War Years" and "Cultural Years", showing many little-known historical details, local anecdotes, character legends and unique scenery. The book has a humorous narrative style, detailed historical materials, rich heritage and far-reaching artistic conception. It is a rare prose work that provides an in-depth understanding of the reasons for the rise of Shenzhen as a modern super city.

Overnight, the town and meth became synonymous. The book "The Death and Life of Small Towns in America" ​​takes Oelwein, a small town in Iowa in the central United States, as the main subject. It examines the development of thousands of small towns in the United States in the past 30 years and the efforts of local people to change the status quo. Sweeping by the wave of globalization, these small towns have been forgotten by land consolidation and agricultural industrialization development. The local economy has collapsed, the population has emigrated, and they have been trapped in low income and unemployment during the agricultural transformation. At this time, drugs took advantage of the situation, not only soothing the souls of the poor and helpless, but also forming a local drug economy, and some people began to make a living from it. The prevalence of drugs has, in turn, made the weak town even more riddled with holes. Oelwein, who is addicted to drugs, is just a microcosm of thousands of small towns across the United States. It reflects the social status quo of the vicious cycle of contemporary small towns in the United States under the power of globalization. At almost the same time, the phenomenon of poison towns also appeared in Europe. It is almost futile to make moral judgments on this and call on individuals to abide by the law and be self-disciplined, because the essence of this phenomenon is economic and more related to politics. The author was born in a small town and settled in his hometown for several years to write this book. He observed the production and consumption of drugs, and met small town residents such as doctors who were alcoholics but dedicated to eradicating drugs, prosecutors who handled drug-related crimes, addicts who have struggled with drug addiction for many years... From such people, he observed and presented the death and life of small American towns, and alerted the world.

"Toxicology Handbook of Solving Cases" tells a fascinating story about chemistry and criminal investigation, poisons and murder. The author is a lifelong consultant to the National Academy of Sciences and a Pulitzer Prize winner. Through the detection of 11 representative poisons and related famous cases, she briefly describes the birth of toxicology, a modern science, in the 1920s and its subsequent applications. In early 20th century New York, drugs provided a shortcut to the perfect crime. Because there was almost no way to detect poisonous substances in corpses, poisoners could get away with it after using poison to solve their troubles, so poisoning and murder became a boom. At that time, there was no place for scientific coroners; corruption was rampant, and death certificates were issued by the police. As long as they were bribed, the death of the deceased would be "natural" even if the body bleeds from the orifices. Ordinary people poisoned and killed for love and money, and what was even more terrifying was that the U. S. Government openly poisoned alcoholic beverages in order to ban alcohol... Fortunately, in 1918, a superb pathologist, Charles Norris, was hired against all odds and became New York's first trained drug tester. Then, the poisoning game changed forever. As soon as Norris took office, he recruited the talented chemist Alexander Gertler, and together the two founded and directed the city's first toxicology laboratory. With their efforts, toxicology has become a formidable science in the United States. Their pioneering scientific investigation work has not only made it possible for many poisoners to escape, but also made the judicial system look new. After the book was published, it became very popular in the United States. It was written by the author and made into a documentary of the same name.

In daily life, when the clothes you bought at a cheap discount are thrown away without even being worn; when the food you buy in large quantities during a merchant's promotion has to be thrown into the trash can after you finish it, will there be a moment in your mind when the thought "something seems wrong" flashes through your mind? In Japan, the clothing industry discards hundreds of millions of new clothes every year, and the number of discarded products from the fast-moving consumer food industry is even more staggering. We live in an era of mass production, mass consumption, and mass waste, but we take these for granted. Behind this phenomenon is a large amount of waste of earth resources and the exploitation of cheap labor. Behind "waste" there must be "unreasonableness". The senior writer of "Asahi Shimbun" went deep into the production and consumption scene of the FMCG industry to discuss the current situation and solutions to this "massive waste society".

Halfway through life, ideals are far away, and career bottlenecks, can this be the only way in this life? After Japan's bubble economy burst, the recruitment boom of various companies suddenly cooled down, and finding a job became a major difficulty in the world. The generation that entered job hunting during this period is known as the "Ice Age Generation." Things have changed, and now the "Ice Age Generation" has entered middle age. However, due to the impact of taking the first step in the workplace, they are still trapped in "life crises" such as work, marriage, childcare, and caring for the elderly. Those whose lives are difficult to live up to, and who cannot even say "I need help", no longer interact with anyone except their closest family members, and taste the bitterness of loneliness alone. They have just entered the middle of life, and are gradually approaching the second half that is hopeless for them. They had almost resigned themselves to their fate, almost given up. Can they really cover up the pain they have been together for decades and the survival dilemma they still find themselves in by saying "one's own responsibility"? This book cuts through multiple angles such as work, marriage, family relations, social assistance and countermeasures, etc., And details the social reality of Japan's current "40-year-old" group falling into the "mid-life crisis". Through multiple detailed interviews with people who are caught in the "mid-life crisis" vortex, this book summarizes and sorts out the actual status of the mid-life crisis: unable to find a job (cannot find a job), unable to get a salary increase and promotion, unable to get married and have children, unable to receive parental care, and unable to take care of one's own parents...

The collapse of the national railway giant ended an era in postwar Japan. It records the last 20 years of the Showa era and was nominated for the Shiroyama Saburo Award. After the war, the National Railways started its journey again as a public enterprise, but it was still unable to get rid of the "shackles and fetters" of the state. At the same time, it was also restricted by the product of post-war democratization policies-the powerful labor union organization. The disputes between the political circles and the management who clung to the power of the National Railways and refused to let go, the battles between the management and the unions, the factional struggles within the management, the "work-to-work duels" between the unions that turned from hatred to hatred... Friendship and unity, secret fighting, betrayal, betrayal, self-preservation and resentment, etc., Many complex factors were entangled together, which eventually led to the disintegration of the National Railways organization. Not only that, the disintegration of the 115-year-old "Japanese State-owned Railways" also led to the disintegration of the National Labor Party, the General Commentary, and the Socialist Party, which were in charge of postwar politics. The "55-year system" as the postwar Japanese political system also fell apart. It can be said that the "split-up and privatization of National Railways" was the biggest political and economic event in the post-war Showa era.

"You must have money and a room of your own." Woolf is a world-renowned novelist, essayist, and critic. She has a wide range of genius and a sharp vision, which laid the foundation of modern literature in the twentieth century. The Hogarth Book Company she co-founded with her husband published many avant-garde masterpieces that transcended the times. The most eye-catching among them is her own work. As a dazzling star in the "Bloomsbury literary circle", her talent has been admired by Eliot, Forster, Russell and other famous writers. Her famous line "Have a room of your own" is still a stirring declaration, telling everyone that being yourself is more important than anything else. "Collected Works of Woolf, Volume 1 (Set of 4 volumes)" includes the first four types of the new Shanghai translation of "Collected Works of Woolf": Mrs. Dalloway, the foundational work of stream-of-consciousness novels, "To the Lighthouse", the immortal "Lighthouse" of stream-of-consciousness writing, "Orlando", a shocking work about "The Second Sex" from a literary perspective, and "The Ordinary Reader", a selection of Woolf's literary criticism. This translated version is an authoritative classic and the selection is highly representative. It is the best choice for understanding and reading Woolf.

Martin Amis is known as the "godfather of literature" in the UK. This set contains ten volumes of "The Rachel Papers", "Dead Baby", "Money", "London Venue", "Time's Arrow", "Night Train", "Yellow Dog", "Experience", "Pregnant Widow" and "Lionel Asbaugh", covering Amis's His nearly forty-year writing career, starting from his genius debut that shocked the literary world, has included many important masterpieces nominated for the Booker Prize and the Pulitzer Prize, as well as his pioneering experimental memoirs, clearly showing the development of the writer's creation and changes in the style of his works.

This book mainly includes news works, essays, essays and other genres, recording the 1995 commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War and the World Anti-Fascist War, the 2008 Wenchuan Earthquake, Hubei's "Thirty Thousand" Campaign, the 2013 Lushan Earthquake, the Party's mass line educational practice activities, the formation and operation of the Veterans Affairs Department, 2 Most of the stories that happened at historical time points such as the fight against the COVID-19 epidemic in 2020 are the work and life records of my more than 20 years of civil affairs work. They also reflect the changes of the Chinese era in the past 25 years from one aspect, including the implementation of the party's governing philosophy, the thinking and understanding of human nature, and the nostalgia and taste of family and friendship.

The collection of poems consists of four parts, "life experience" and three appendices. In each part, the poet, with full emotions, handed over the poetry, kindness, innocence, beauty and love in his heart to life. At the same time, the poet's love for poetry is linked to the length of life, the depth of the soul, and the width of the heart; thus poetry and life, life and the world are reset and handed over in a deeper and deeper way, either in submission or confrontation. In the appendix, the poet has selected and compiled comments on the poet's three collections of poems by literary friends from all over the country over the past few years. According to the poet's own words: "Thank you to my literary friends for your love and giving me these ethereal and profound words, and your beautiful figures will always be treasured in my luggage in life!"

This book is a collection of prose works, divided into six series. The main contents include: everything has animism; warmth in the world; family love is priceless; past events are like smoke; quiet observation of mountains and rivers, etc.

The author has followed the polar expedition team, the deep-sea scientific expedition team and the First Geodetic Survey Team of the Ministry of Natural Resources to the Antarctic, the North Pole, Mount Everest and the Mariana Trench. The author uses his own first-hand interviews to capture the distinctive experiences and details of the expedition, and condenses his thoughts, feelings, and gains into words and pictures, allowing readers to follow the scientific expedition team from the south of the world, to the north of the world, to the depths of the world, to the top of the world, and enter the lives and work of the expedition team members in the polar regions, mountains, and deep seas, and understand their sincerity and mission for science.

At four o'clock in the morning, the begonia flower is still awake. It is in full bloom, with a sad beauty! "Flowers Never Sleep" was written by Kawabata Yasunari after he woke up at four o'clock in the morning. At that time, he found that begonia flowers were still blooming at night, which triggered a series of philosophical thoughts on beauty. He carved a flower and a world with his warm writing style; he used his subtle inner feelings to develop a word and a wisdom; he used his flowing thoughts to spread out an article and a life. The short text condenses the author's deep thinking on nature, life and beauty. The writing style of "Flowers Never Sleep" is subtle, the style is elegant, the thoughts are profound, and the charm is profound. The whole article laments the beauty of mourning, the principles of meditation, and the charm of philosophy, which contains the author's infinite reverie and passionate pursuit of beauty. Since a flower is beautiful, I want to live. Just because life is short and fragile, we must work harder to bloom!

This book is a documentary work written by Bai He and his volunteers who were moved by the veterans while serving them. This book records the touching stories of their interaction with the veterans during the warm-up service operation carried out by the Baihe Warming Service Team for 70 veterans of the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea. These 70 stories respectively correspond to the 70 veterans who served. Each story is divided into three parts: sequel (time, place, characters), main text, and postscript, interspersed with service pictures taken on the spot. The book contains about 200,000 words and 200 pictures. It is not only rich in pictures and texts, but also allows people to more truly feel the demeanor, voices and smiles of the veterans and the volunteers of the Baihe Military Service Team. It is not only a spiritual ode to the veterans, but also a hymn to the volunteers. It is also a spiritual song that flows from the hearts of ordinary people who are rooted in the grassroots, have no regrets, and have been unknown for a long time.

This book is compiled and compiled based on the author's extant collections of poems, poems and collections of poems. It is divided into three volumes and compiled by Zhu Zhenhua, with a preface by Mr. Yan Chongnian. According to statistics, there are nine extant collections of Ma Huiyu's poems: "Collection of Wan Tie", "Collection of Thirteen Lines of Luo Shen Fu", "Collection of Shengjiao Preface", "Sequel to Shengjiao Preface", "Sequel to Lanting Shengjiao", "Collection of Shengjiao Preface Poems", "Sequel to Shengjiao Preface Poems", "Hegan Shichao" and "Eight-tone Rhythm". This book is divided into three parts: Collection of Words, Poems and Poems: One of them, "Collection of Words", contains 200 couplets of "Jihu Tie", 140 couplets of "Thirteen Lines of Collection of Luo Shen Fu", 1,000 couplets of "Collection of the Holy Religion", 500 couplets of "The Preface of the Continuation of the Holy Religion", and 160 couplets of "The Continuation of the Lanting Holy Religion". The second one, "Collected Poems", covers four volumes of "Collection of Preface Poems of the Holy Religion" and four volumes of "Sequel to the Preface Poems of the Holy Religion", and contains 800 five-character and seven-character poems. The author selects the couplets in "Collection of Holy Teachings" and "Continuation of Holy Teachings" that have harmonious tones and coherent meanings. He compares the sentences with words, adds embellishments and knots, and the four rhymes are consistent to create a coherent meaning. The third "Poetry Notes" includes two poetry collections, "Hegan Poetry Notes" and "Eight Rhymes". "Hegan Shichao" contains a total of 307 verses, quatrains, and rhythms. "Eight-tone Rhythm" uses the eight characters "Eight-tone" - gold, stone, silk, bamboo, gourd, earth, leather and wood" in "Zhou Li·Chun Guan·Master" and puts them at the beginning of seven-line and eight-line sentences, forming one hundred seven-line poems and forming a collection of "Eight-tone Rhythm" poems.

The author of this book, Professor Zheng Kesheng, comes from a scholarly family. He is the philosophical heir of Mr. Zheng Tianting. He graduated from the History Department of Peking University. He worked successively at the Institute of History of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the Department of History (Institute) of Nankai University and the Institute of Ancient Books. He personally experienced the major events and ups and downs in the history and education circles after 1949. He also had many contacts with the older generation of scholars. He has extensive contacts, is knowledgeable, and is familiar with the anecdotes of the academy. This book is about the author's memories of Zheng Tianting, Mei Yiqi, Chen Yinke, Liu Bannong, Bai Dizhou, Hu Shi, Fu Sinian, Xia Chengtao, Wei Jiangong, Xiang Da, Luo Yong, Zheng Mian, Lei Haizong, Jian Bozan, Shang Hongkui, Shao Xunzheng, Zhou Yiliang, Wang Yongxing, He Bingdi, Pei Wenzhong, Yu Xun, Bai The life, friendship and academic achievements of teachers and friends such as Shou Yi, Lin Geng, Tan Qixiang, Sun Yutang, Wang Yaquan, Zhang Zhengxang, Wang Zhonghan, Wu Xiaoling, Li Guangbi, Yang Yixiang, Hu Zhongda, Ma Daren, Ma Shouchian, Sa Benren, Deng Rui, Feng Chengbai, as well as the author's experience in studying and studying. This book is richly illustrated and contains about 200 illustrations, including old photos and letters and handwriting of scholars. In addition to the family members and friends of Zheng Tianting and Zheng Kesheng, there are also more than 100 famous scholars in Chinese and foreign literature and history since the 20th century. Many of the photos and letters and handwriting are disclosed for the first time. The author has close contacts with many of the characters he writes about, and cites first-hand materials such as diaries and letters. The content is informative and rich, covering the teaching and research status of Peking University, Southwest Associated University, Institute of History and Philology of Academia Sinica, Institute of History of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Zhonghua Book Company, and the Department of History of Nankai University since the 1930s, as well as 1949 Some important work in the field of history in the following years, such as the construction of liberal arts textbooks in colleges and universities, the "Twenty-Four Histories" review, the "Dictionary of Chinese History", the first international academic symposium on Ming and Qing history at Nankai University, etc., Will help readers understand the academic ecology of China in the twentieth century and supplement the life stories of some scholars, which are vivid, true and extremely precious.

Sun Yu joined the Northeast during the late "Cultural Revolution" and began literary creation. Influenced by Russian literature in his early years, he later enjoyed reading classical philosophy, and then embarked on the path of literary criticism. In the 1980s, he graduated from the Chinese Department of Shenyang Normal University with a Master of Arts. His research and writing focus on the culture of the Republic of China, observing the atmosphere of literati in the old era and examining the current writing trend. His words are elegant and gentle, he understands the pain of the soul, and conveys the joys and sorrows of life. The thoughts and life he tells are heavy, true, and deeply intimate. His prose combines profound human expression, a neutral humanistic stance, and rich human emotions. It is a model text for intellectual writing that combines vision, education, conscience, and taste.

A history of modern Chinese literature that is different from the academic one. Mr. Sun Yu gathered what he had learned, felt and seen over the years to discuss the literary styles and genres of the Republic of China from a unique perspective, and to criticize writers and works. The book is divided into 15 topics, covering the literary ecology of the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, the starting point of new literature, old school novels, old poetry, new poetry, scholars' notes, Liyuan style of writing, leftist novels, grassroots literature and other historical narratives, as well as the evaluation of many writers such as Lu Xun, Zhou Zuoren, Lao She, Cao Yu, Shen Congwen, Zhang Ailing, Qian Zhongshu, Xiao Hong and their works, which uniquely restores the literary scene of the Republic of China period. It's insightful, beautifully written, and fun to read.

Wang Huo, born in 1924, graduated from the Journalism Department of Fudan University in 1948. He is a famous writer who has experienced the Anti-Japanese War, the Liberation War and the new era of New China. He has personally won awards such as National Model Worker and Outstanding Communist Party Member of Sichuan Province. His works have won awards such as the Second National Book Award, the Fourth Mao Dun Literary Award, the National Outstanding Novel Award during the Eighth Five-Year Plan Period, and the Guo Moruo Literary Award. His long historical novel "War and People" shows the magnificent scenes of the Anti-Japanese War in an epic length; at the same time, as a witness to history, he affectionately wrote the collection of essays "Ninety Years Back" at the age of 90, which reproduces the unique memories of an old revolutionary and a generation of literati. This book "Looking Back at 100 Years" is an updated version of "Looking Back at Ninety Years". It is the author's review of history and homeland again at the age of 100. The catalog has been reorganized according to the author's opinions. It is not only a memory of his 100-year-old life, but also a reorganization of literary history.

This book is one of the series of "Prose Collection of Modern and Contemporary Famous Chinese Masters". It contains the classic prose works of the author Baoji Yuanye. It is edited and selected by Han Wenshu, a professor of Jilin University, and the introduction is written. Among Bolji Yuanye's star-studded prose works, the most valuable are his chapters describing the grasslands and the life of Mongolian herdsmen. These articles not only describe the beauty of nature, explore the relationship between nature and humans, but also include thought-provoking reflections on life, the earth, the past and the present. As an essayist with a clear stylistic awareness and conscious aesthetic pursuit, Balji Yuanye's works are broad and unique, solid and refined, optimistic and cautious, with a distinct personal perspective and writing style.

"A Study of Space Issues in Four Novels of Thomas Pynchon" takes the four novels of postmodern representative writer Thomas Pynchon as "V.", "Auction Lot 49", "The Vineyard" and "Inherent Evil" as the research object. It combines narrative space research and spatial criticism theory to examine these four novels from the perspective of space in order to better understand Reveal the work's criticism of the character's way of thinking, gain a more comprehensive and in-depth understanding of Pynchon's cautious attitude towards postmodern diversity, the deep connection between the work's postmodern narrative techniques and social and political implications, and the novel's spatial thinking on post-World War II capitalist society, and revise the relevant problems existing in previous research and make up for their deficiencies.

This book discusses the stories that happened in the study of "style" and "style". There are seven chapters in the book. The first chapter discusses the overall issue of medieval style. The last six chapters discuss the naming of styles, expansion of styles, trichotomy of styles and the genealogy of medieval poets in the medieval period. Discuss those stories that happened in the study of "style" and "style".

When vernacular writing was on the rise, famous classic vernacular writers such as Hu Shi, Zhu Guangqian, Zhu Ziqing, etc. All had a profound foundation in ancient Chinese writing, so their writing was concise, clear, white and meaningful. The role of the foundation of ancient Chinese in improving the level of writing expression is fully reflected in these famous masters. This small book is intended to show the charm of ancient prose and its role that cannot be ignored in improving writing skills. It is hoped that more readers will know and understand the value of ancient prose. "Excellent and Good Prose-Analysis of Famous Classical Chinese Poems" is intended to be a companion to the previously published "Excellent and Good Poetry" and is a popular reading book for the appreciation of classical Chinese.

The formation of the cultural classics "Six Classics" represented by "Poems", "Books", "Rites", "Music", "Yi" and "Spring and Autumn", led to the prosperity of philosophy and literature in the Chinese classical era, achieved ideological and artistic leaps in the classical era, and determined the historical development trend of Chinese culture. Therefore, the study of the "Six Classics" is an unavoidable topic in academic research. The author of "Literary Theory of the Six Classics" has been paying attention to and studying the relationship between literature and Confucian classics for decades. Under the modern academic background, from the ideological and literary breakthroughs of the "Six Classics" and the "Axial Age", the artistic form of ritual music and poetry and elegant poems in the Zhou Dynasty, the "changing style and elegance" and the spiritual turn of Spring and Autumn literature, rituals and the literary writing of the "Six Styles" in "Shangshu", the ideological significance of the "Yue Ling" model and Chinese literature It provides a comprehensive literary interpretation of the "Six Classics" in terms of its four-season structure, the systematic composition of "Music Classics" and the Zhou Dynasty music classics, the poetic structure and poetic wisdom of the "Book of Changes", the literary transcendence of "Zuo Zhuan" and "Spring and Autumn Brushwork". The book has solid documentation, smooth writing, and a grand structure. It is an excellent academic research work.

"Hamlet's Problem" is an explanation and interpretation of the Western classic "Hamlet". On the basis of careful reading of the original text, the author attempts to combine Chinese and Western classics in the form of notes and poems to examine the life issues such as sacrifice, self-understanding, revenge, life and death that Hamlet, the eternal mirror of mankind, faces from a dual cultural perspective, and deeply analyzes Hamlet's character and existential circumstances, as well as the individual destiny formed by the conflict between the two. The author's multi-dimensional interpretation of Hamlet's classic soliloquy "To be or not to be?" Not only refers to the philosophical proposition that Hamlet thinks about as a "frozen mirror" of human beings/human nature, but also covers the thinking of literary categories such as "tragedy". It can be said that what the title indicates to readers is not only a problem of Hamlet as a person, a problem of metaphysical "people", but also a problem of the play "Hamlet" itself. "Tobe, or not tobe" is not only the object of the author's interpretation, but also the clue and hub for the unfolding of the interpretation.

The "dual narrative process" composed of plot development and "hidden process" is the theoretical concept and research model pioneered by the author of this book at home and abroad. This is the world's most systematic theoretical discussion and practical analysis of the "dual narrative process". It breaks through the shackles of the narrative research tradition that has focused on plot development from ancient times to the present, broadens its horizons to the "hidden process" that advances parallel to the plot, and deeply explores the complex interactive relationship between the two. The first part of this book constructs its own innovative theoretical system from seven aspects. Although this theory can be applied to works containing dual narrative processes in different genres and different media, in order to systematically explain a genre, the next "work analysis" focuses on Western classic short stories, which not only reveals how different authors construct dual narrative processes, but also reveals how the same author uses different methods to create dual narrative processes.

This is a collection of essays with a unique style, covering life insights, character notes, reading experiences, film and television reviews, poetry, etc. The life insights are seen from the small to the big, using "lyrics of the wind" to express the ideals of young people, and "rotating and rising notes" as a metaphor for the loneliness of youth. The character notes are plain and full of tension, the loneliness and sadness of the old street performer, the taste of grandpa's red bean cake accompanying his childhood, the grandpa who is as simple as sweet-scented osmanthus, and the profound psychological description of his father, all reflect the author's deep feelings for relatives and humanistic care for strangers.

"Love in the Years" is a collection of essays, with a total of more than 50 articles and more than 220,000 words. The author talks about life, human relations and human nature as a person who has lived through it. In the joys and sorrows, joys and sorrows, he shows his beautiful hope for life and his love and persistence for life. He has both passionate pride and tenderness. The text is simple, fresh and natural, focusing on emotional rendering, smooth and smooth, blending emotion and reason, and full of beauty.

Adopting the ancient Chinese traditional poetry teaching method, different natural things, that is, common image elements in poetry are used for thematic classification, and Chinese classical poetry is divided into thirty-four representative categories. The content covers: sun, moon, stars, clouds, rain, snow, wind, mountains, rivers, lakes, seas... It guides young readers to start from perceptual natural experiences and gradually enter the world of Chinese classical poetry. While feeling the beauty of poetry, they can experience the rich emotions expressed by poets of all generations with the help of natural elements, and resonate with great minds across time and space.

This book is a collection of essays. The author takes his hometown as the starting point and time as the meridian to record half a century of life experience and insights. The customs of my hometown, the hardships and joys of life, the evolution and progress of society, the richness and diversity of nature, nostalgia, love, longing, joy, gratitude, gratitude, bit by bit, converge into a gurgling stream over the years, and in the calm winding, beautiful and vivid waves flash along the way.

This is a collection of beautifully written essays. The book contains in-depth reflections on the philosophy of life, unique insights into literary classics, detailed descriptions of personal loves, and heartfelt feelings about family and country.

The book is divided into four series: the first series, "At Home and Outside," reflects the changes in society by describing changes in family clothing, food, housing, and transportation; the second series, "Inside and Outside Books," uses books as a carrier to reflect the joys, sorrows, and joys of scholars; the third series, "Inside and Outside Stores," describes the author's various interesting stories in the workplace; and the fourth series, "Inside and Outside the Plays," tells the author's experience of watching movies and participating in film review groups. As a Shanghainese who was born and raised here, the author's impressions of Shanghai are all in the daily necessities, food, housing, transportation and every detail of life.

"Silk Rain in Silk Sleeves" is a collection of essays. The book is divided into five parts: Chuixuan on the other side, Lanbi Rensu, Eyes full of basil, Condensation residual light, and West Wind Fuxian. In the article, the author commemorates his relatives, teachers, and friends with sincere emotions and poetic writing style, and embodies the feelings of life full of love throughout the article, forming a unique prose feature.

If there is no more poetry in this world, the poet's heart will wither; if there is no poetry, the poet will be nothing and have nothing. Each poem in this collection is a cloud created by the poet listening to himself, describing himself, and using his will.

Summer vacation life has begun. The teacher assigned Cui Xiaowei a task. In order to complete this task, Cui Xiaowei, his younger brother Cui Xiaogang and a group of small town teenagers had a series of happy and worrying stories such as "theft accident", "circus temptation", "Erlang Beach adventure", "visiting friends in the hospital", "betting on fruit picking" and "dog chasing incident"...

"The Island Remains Like the Same" is a collection of essays describing life on an island. It is divided into four series: "Chronicles of the World", "Customs", "Reminiscences of the Ancients" and "Five Flavors and Six Harmonies". It depicts the past time and exotic customs of a small island from various aspects such as material and social organization, spiritual culture and so on. What are the differences and connections between an isolated island and the mainland? What have people who live by the sea experienced? How is the formation of customs closely related to the island's history, geographical environment, natural conditions and the penetration of the outside world into it? ... You can find the answers in this collection of essays. In this book, the sea, ships, people, folk culture, food, suffering and perseverance are all included in the island of memories constructed by the author. In addition to listening to personal spiritual whispers, you can also encounter the footsteps of the times and the cultural charm of the region. At the same time, you can observe the changes and dependence between the island and the sea, the island and the people, and the island and the mainland in time, customs, and eras. This is not only a collection of essays, but also a marine literature reading reflecting the relationship between humans and the ocean.

This book is divided into four series, and the collected articles all use love as the background, showing the dependence and care between people, people and nature, and all things in nature. One thing, one house, one village. Love mountains, waters, and all things. All things have animism and love. Love is in the mountains, rivers, and people. Savor life in nostalgia and pursue warmth and love in nature. Use love to influence the world, use love to warm life. Love is the wind in the valley, love is the smoke floating in the village, love is the love words in the crop fields, love is the reincarnation among the sun, moon and stars, love is the secret realm in the mountains and rivers. There is a world of love hidden in the villages and crop fields.

This book is a collection of local prose. The book is divided into four series, namely "Wheat Flower", "Bean Seedling", "He Xiang" and "Ear of Grain". The growth process of grain is used to symbolize the human life process, which is cleverly conceived. The author uses the hometown where he was born and raised as the background and the development of the times as clues to truly record the life stories of four generations. It includes both the bumpy experiences of the older generation in the 1920s and 1930s, as well as the current emotional exchanges with children. The language is fluent, natural and full of emotion. It narrates the changes of the times and local customs, and expresses the happiness of ordinary people.

This book is a collection of essays, with five chapters in total, namely time, family love, local accent, worldly world, and travel history. In the book, the author records every bit of the process of changes between the countryside and the city. There are not only the peaceful and harmonious beautiful scenery of the countryside, but also the warm stories between himself and his neighbors, relatives and friends, as well as the joyful experiences in life. It shows his mental journey during the changes of the times and expresses the author's deep attachment to his hometown.

"Fu Lei's Family Letter" has been a best-seller for 42 years since its first edition. What kind of book is "Fu Lei Family Letter"? Why has it been loved by readers for decades? A home letter of "love and sincerity" written by Fu Lei to his children, a home letter that makes Fu Cong "cry like rain" every time he reads it. A book that Jin Yong praised as "a Chinese gentleman teaching his children to be a true Chinese gentleman", a book that Dong Qing selected as "a book of a lifetime", and a book that Zhang Yixing thought he had read in school but "had a different feeling" as an adult. "Fu Lei's Family Letter" does not just talk about some abstract principles, but it is about understanding the principles and moving them emotionally at the same time. Fu Cong said that reading "Fu Lei's Family Letters" is "a feeling that is warm, quiet, simple, profound, gentle, proud, subtle, and straightforward." Whether as parents, teachers, children, or students, generations of people have been moved by it and benefited a lot. "Fu Lei's Family Letter" is not just a father's earnest instruction to his son, but also a "book of spiritual communication" in which Fu Lei and his son talk about philosophy, religion, literature, painting, study, work, love, ideals, etc. Fu Lei and Fu Cong, just like what Wang Zengqi said, "father and son become brothers after many years", they are both father and son, and they are also like-minded "friends who have been together for many years." Everyone can benefit a lot from reading "Fu Lei's Family Letter"

"Six Chapters of a Floating Life" is an autobiographical prose written by Shen Fu, a writer of the Qing Dynasty. The prose has simple words and sincere emotions, describing the ordinary home life of the author and his wife, their bumpy encounters, and their travels around the world. The predecessors once commented that "the fragrance and desolation of the triangle make you feel intoxicated when reading it." The contents in the book may be lingering and lingering, some may be leisurely and indifferent, some may be heart-wrenching, or some may be landscapes and mountains. The hurtful parts of love make people shed tears, and the parts that don't suit one's will make people nod happily and enjoy it. The language is unadorned, simple and fresh, and quite natural. Vernacular Chinese expands the artistic conception of classical Chinese. It is as concise as words, but does not lose the elegance and uniqueness of the original text. It can be said that they complement each other. "Six Chapters of a Floating Life" is a very high-level and influential autobiographical essay, which occupies a very important position in Qing Dynasty notebook literature. The book is characterized by its purity and frankness, unique expression of spirit, informality and creativity.

"Classic Poetry Lesson" is compiled based on the "Introduction to Classical Poetry" course taught by Luo Yuming, which has been popular for many years. In his narration, there is no distance in time and space between the readers and the poets. They stand in the same situation and taste life. Readers can feel their own life process while understanding the poems, and heal the anxiety of life. The language may be playful or humorous, or sharp and profound. There is no sense of "preaching" at all, only deep concern, which resonates deeply with readers. From the Chu poems in the Book of Songs to Tang poetry and Song poetry, these 21 healing poetry lessons use highly representative classic poetry to restore the life situations in ancient poetry and deeply demonstrate the eternal human nature. Open this book, and under the guidance of Teacher Luo, you can easily walk into the depths of poetry and be moved from the bottom of your heart!