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"Vibrant Little Plans" is an important collection of works by the famous writer and activist Jane Jacobs. It contains 37 of her wonderful articles from the 1930s to the early 21st century. They are organized according to time and theme, and cover a wide range of fields such as urban planning, economics, politics, ethics, etc. It comprehensively presents the development and evolution of this legendary woman's ideas throughout her career. It is an ideological biography of this visionary urbanist. Today, as urban life flourishes and people from around the world continue to migrate to cities, Jane Jacobs's voice and her vision have never been more relevant. The book's ideas about urban vitality continue to inspire planners, designers and everyone who cares about the future development of cities, reminding them not to forget the importance of small-scale diversity and to jointly create and realize people-centered urban visions.

In the article "Humans and Ghosts", historian Wu Han discusses the relationship between humans and ghosts in traditional culture, and how "ghost stories" are used to satirize and educate the world. "On the Politics of Lying" exposes the inconsistency between words and deeds of those in power. The two articles are one ancient and one modern, one false and one true. They both reflect Mr. Wu Han's critical spirit of not fearing power and daring to expose the truth. Whether he is facing "ghosts" in traditional superstition or "living ghosts" in real politics, he advocates facing them with integrity and courage, calling on people to stop being silent and fight against lies.

This is a book that exudes a strong sense of nostalgia and Beijing, as well as a rich historical atmosphere. The writing style and passion used to describe history show to the times and the world the past time and youthful years that nearly 2,000 Beijing educated youth and Ansai local educated youth have dedicated themselves to in Ansai, the hinterland of the Loess Plateau. Every author in the book is a witness who traveled thousands of miles from Beijing to Yan'an to Ansai to join the team, as well as the local educated youth's training in the team with dreams in mind. These educated youths back then are now in their twilight years. Through their affectionate looks back and digging into their memories, it can be clearly seen from the lines that each of them has a deep hometown complex for the ancient land and hometown of Ansai that will accompany them throughout their lives.

As one of the most "anachronistic" scholars of the nineteenth century, Burckhardt's ideological theme was the diagnosis of European "modernity" and its attendant crisis of civilization. Out of defense of the classical humanistic tradition, he refused to use any modern disciplinary paradigm to systematize his thoughts. Instead, he adopted a subtle way of speaking and integrated his own thinking into his works, lectures, and thousands of letters left during his lifetime. This book selects 181 of Burckhardt's most representative letters, including 9 diaries from his stay in London in 1879, which provides a panoramic view of Burckhardt's life and thinking from the age of 20 to the eve of his death.

This collection of literary works by best-selling author Bi Xiaonan writes about the stranded fate of little people. The novel "What I Want in Life" + "Born to Be Human" + the essay "Before You Leave" contain expressions of love for parents, praise for great personalities, and compassion for broken lives. Bi Xiaonan uses sober writing to build a world full of tragedy and tenderness for readers, and describes the inner rivers of the bottom characters. To live, one must believe in a little possibility in the impossible, and dedicate it to all those who have come, loved and lived.

The new generation poet Gu Qiaosheng, the author of "I May You Escape from Misery to Spring Mountain", has a new collection of works after "I Prefer the Barrenness of the World". This book is a new collection of works by the new generation poet Gu Qiaosheng. It consists of 178 short healing poems and 10 sincere essays. The author writes about his love for all things in the world in words with great modern beauty, expressing his enthusiasm for life and his infinite yearning for a better life. The words are full of love and tenacity, soft yet firm in strength, healing and comforting. While reading, unique pictures seem to appear in front of your eyes, giving readers unlimited space for imagination. As the author's brand new work, this book is full of sincerity and twice as warm. What should I wish you? I wish you a bright life and be an eternal star.

Through beautiful prose and heart-warming novels, it explains the people and things happening around us. How to view happiness? How to deal with sadness? How to tap your inner potential? How to live calmly and calmly? More and more people are feeling depressed. Maybe they are stuck in a love affair for no reason. While you are looking forward to it, you are disappointed at the same time. You want to give up, but you cannot completely. Maybe you are starting a marriage with no future. You want to change, but you are unable to do so. You want to change, but you are unable to do so. Maybe you want to chase your dream, You are thirsty and confused at the same time, you want to work harder, but there is no improvement... What kind of mentality should you use to face life? Faced with our confusion and distress, loss and possession, life is often full of us. Through his own explanation and experience, the author has made a philosophical torture and in-depth understanding of the inevitable "gains and losses" in life.

"Life by Destiny - There is Feng Zikai in the Sky" is an important moment to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Feng Zikai's death. It uses 24 in-depth interviews to reproduce the warmth and character of the art master Feng Zikai through a unique perspective and precious memory fragments. The author uses a reporter's keen perspective and fluent writing style to transform academic historical materials into a highly readable narrative. Through the affectionate narrations of many interviewees, he reveals Mr. Feng's open-minded mind and noble character as a scholar and Confucian. These interviews are like windows, allowing readers to have a glimpse of how Mr. Feng Zikai faces life with a friendly and positive attitude in daily life, and how he pursues unremittingly on the road of art. While looking back at the footsteps of the master, readers can also feel the spiritual resonance and spiritual touch that travels through time and space. This is not only a tribute to an artistic master, but also a profound excavation and inheritance of his spiritual legacy.

This book shows the three hundred years of development of Tang poetry, from the breakthrough of the innovation of palace poetry by the four heroes of the early Tang Dynasty to Chen Ziang's theoretical foundation for advocating "the character of the Han and Wei dynasties"; ""-like depression and frustration, to the dual-track development of Bai Juyi's New Yuefu Movement in the mid-Tang Dynasty and Han Yu's sinister poetic style; finally, it focuses on the meaningfulness of Du Mu's epic poems in the late Tang Dynasty and the haziness of Li Shangyin's untitled poems, until the budding transformation of the style of poetry in the Five Dynasties. The manuscript takes the poet as the classic and the genre as the weft. It not only analyzes the artistic advancement of metrical shaping, but also reveals the social thrust of imperial examinations to select scholars. It completely presents the magnificent epic of Tang poetry from its cocoon to its heyday and then to its new changes.

This book shows the development of Song Ci over three hundred years, from the prototype of "Ququ Ci" nurtured by Yan Le in the Tang Dynasty, to the beauty and elegance of the Huajian School in the Five Dynasties, to the glory and prosperity of the two Song Dynasties. The manuscript provides an in-depth analysis of the turning point of Li Yu's "transforming the lyrics of Ling Gong into the lyrics of scholar-bureaucrats", the double revolution of Liu Yongman's innovation of poetry and Su Shi's "poetry as lyrics", the artistic perfection of Zhou Bangyan's metrical precision and Li Qingzhao's blood-and-tears writing, and Xin Qiji's patriotic pride. It completely presents the magnificent history of Song poetry from folk tunes to literati's elegant music, and finally became the carrier of the spirit of the times.

This is a collection of novels and essays, as well as a person's spiritual history. Memories, like tides, can reach the shores of countless people's hearts. "I often think that a person must have a root. The land, mountains, rivers, roads, buildings and the times you have experienced are the real roots..." The past does not only mean the subject matter. For the author Wang Jiaming, the past is like a spiritual coordinate system, like a spring from which pure power can be drawn at a glance. Even if it is what happens around you, treating it with an attitude towards the past gives the work a lasting soul and a calm and calm atmosphere. Everything is cleanly handed over to the readers' hands after being cultivated. This kind of idealism, the pursuit of moral self-improvement and a simple outlook on life, yearning for pure art, paying attention to artistic conception, charm and language, and following the works of Xiao Hong, Baustovsky and Sun Li are no longer fashionable. Only the author himself, and perhaps some friends, still cherish them.

The purpose of writing this book is to review the extraordinary thousand years that Mexico has just experienced at the beginning of the new millennium. Novels, essays, plays: the voices that can be heard in the book, although the tonality is different, all arise from a confusion, which is also the center of the book, that is, when, where and how the individual and the history intersect, when, where and how the individual path and the collective path intersect. Hopefully this anthology will help stir our memories, our imaginations, and our questions about ourselves. This Mexican notebook could probably be inscribed with this inscription: Imagine the past. Keep the future in mind. The great thing about Mexico is that its past is still very much alive. Yes, we outlive the calendar.

2025 is the 130th anniversary of Zou Taofen's birth. To commemorate this outstanding Jiao Tong University alumnus, Professor Xiao Weiguang from the School of Media and Communication of Shanghai Jiao Tong University organized and compiled this collection of essays. This collection of essays includes 20 articles, 14 of which are works by teachers and students of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, and the authors of the other 6 articles are from the Youth Theory Learning Community of the Joint New Era. The geographical distribution ranges from Heilongjiang in the north, Guangdong in the south, Shanghai and Jiangsu in the east, including the central province of Jiangxi, a total of five provinces and cities. These 20 articles have all been published on the special topic "Study to Strengthen the Country" "Commemorating the 130th Anniversary of the Birth of Zou Taofen". This collection of essays is not only a study of Zou Taofen's life and thoughts, but also a spiritual dialogue spanning a century. First, based on the excavation of historical data, through cases such as "Life" weekly and Life Bookstore, it restores Zou Taofen's practical trajectory of "serving the public, loving the motherland, daring to fight, being good at business, understanding management, and being truly dedicated"; second, focusing on the transformation of the times, placing Taofen's spirit in the "two combinations" and "culture" From the theoretical perspective of "transforming subjectivity", explain its enlightenment significance for contemporary news communication, especially the systemic changes of mainstream media; thirdly, focus on the resonance of youth, and show the possible inheritance path of Taofen spirit in the new era through the visit records of teachers and students of Jiaotong University, letters from young people and other contents.

This book consists of three volumes: the first volume includes all the chapters of the out-of-print "The Record of Stopping Clouds and Scholars' Interactions", the second volume includes the chapters that are not included in "The Survivors and the Second Officials of the Early Qing Dynasty" in "A Study of Poems and Scholars' Friendships in the Early Qing Dynasty", and the third volume contains single essays that have not been collected before. The articles in the collection are still related to the main research field of the author Xie Zhengguang, that is, the poetry and friendship of scholars in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, as well as the intellectuals in the late Qing and early Republic of China who were in different times but had many similarities. There are also several monographs and book reviews in the same field. Each article not only has a solid academic foundation and traditional literary and historical knowledge, but also has high literary talent, sharp analysis, and shines with the light of speculative intelligence.

"I prefer the desolation of the world" I also want to be that moon, picking up all the wind, flowers, snow and moon, calling you to get on the boat tonight, no longer trapped in this depressing world, I hope you can climb over the jingling mountains here before spring. "Crazy Bone Collection" contains more than 80 emotional essays, each with a poem at the end. The works are written with love and true feelings, and the words are full of pride. My love is only a small part among the thousands of people in the world. It is ordinary and vulgar, common and simple. It was magnificent when I met you. But I have my own pride. Even if I am covered with thorns because of you, my soul will never bow. May you grow as much as you want and live like crazy. I respect you that life is like the moon, only bright and clear, regardless of the roundness or imperfection.

This book contains 80 love letters written by a revolutionary soldier to his fiancée from 1947 to 1954 in the midst of the War of Liberation and the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea. The good news in the war, interesting stories about life in the military camp, and the deep longing for the lover jointly outline the firm faith, romantic love and immortal youth in the war years. The letters are presented in their original form, accompanied by precious handwriting and old photos, witnessing a profound memory of home and country.

This book is a selection of works, selected from the essay collection activity carried out by the Xiangyang City Education System with the theme of "Welcoming the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the Thoughts and Actions of School Principals and Teachers under the Background of Double Reductions". It shows the results of Xiangyang's "Double Reductions" work. The content of this book covers many aspects such as after-school service management, school culture, teacher professional development, classroom teaching, homework design, club activities, home-school collaborative education, and information technology. The work closely focuses on "burden reduction and efficiency improvement" and is based on practical actions and experience, providing a strong impetus for the continuous promotion of "double reduction" work.

This book is a collection of humanistic lectures and interviews by the famous writer and scholar Liang Hong. It not only talks about literature and life, but also talks about Chinese society and our current era. Share the writer's most thoughtful creative experience, the most authentic inner world, the most warm humanistic insights, and restore the literary scene. Liang Hong pays attention to the joys and sorrows of ordinary people and ordinary families in urban and rural areas, from which he can see into people's emotions and fate in the process of China's modernization development and urbanization, showing the writer's strong and deep humanistic care. The text retains the style and original appearance of the live conversation, just like a heart-to-heart chat with the reader.

This is a collection of humorous and interesting prose works by modern and contemporary famous writers. In the book, a generation of people are greedy, greedy and playful. In their writings, all the food is the taste of the world, and all the flowers, plants, trees and weather are permeated with poetry and sentiment. Their stories tell us: in this life, people must always maintain curiosity about life and always be willful, so that life will always be interesting. The book selects classic prose from Lao She, Zhu Ziqing, Zhou Zuoren, Lin Huiyin, Yu Dafu and other literary masters. Playing with cats, raising flowers, drinking tea, taking a walk... Are obviously very common things, but they are filled with interest. Reading some of their prose will make you fall in love with the world even more.

This book is a collection of essays titled "Book Talk". "Hui'an" is Tang Tao's pen name, and the words in the book are the content. This book includes five parts: "Book Talk", "Reading Miscellaneous Books", "A Spoonful of Poems", "Records of Translated Books" and "Eight Notes on the Book City", with about 200,000 words. The author has been keen on studying the versions of modern literary books throughout his life, and has written a large amount of text related to publishing, writers, and versions, which has extremely high historical value. This book uses essays, factual research, and edition reviews to analyze important historical writers, works, and editions such as Lu Xun and Zhu Ziqing, and sort out the development of new literature. It is an important supplement to current literary research. The unique writing style of this book makes it a special existence in the history of modern literature.

"Books from Two Places" is a collection of correspondence between Lu Xun and Jing Song (Xu Guangping) from March 1925 to June 1929. A total of 135 letters were received. Due to the political environment at that time, Lu Xun's letters were often repeated and destroyed. Fortunately, most of his correspondence with Xu Guangping was preserved. They were later edited and compiled by Lu Xun and divided into three volumes. They were first published by Shanghai Qingguang Book Company in April 1933. The first episode is a discussion between teachers and students about the situation with the authorities. Correspondence mostly talks about school trends, and is a progressive student asking the teacher for advice. Lu Xun talked candidly, without the airs of a teacher, and Jing Song did not blindly agree with the other party because of his identity. She put forward her own opinions and opinions on some of her husband's views. The second episode is the correspondence between the two after they got together. In September 1926, in order to avoid persecution by warlords and bureaucrats, Lu Xun left Beijing and worked at Xiamen University; Jing Song also went south and worked at Guangdong Provincial Women's Normal School. This episode of correspondence overflows with a rare daily atmosphere, and the conversations almost revolve around work, health, food, sleep, and weather... The conversations between each other are no longer formal, and the details are humorous and moving. There are endless good words and witty remarks, making it the longest episode in this book. The third episode is the words written by Jing Song when he was pregnant with Hai Ying.

This book is a collection of Ke Ling's essays. It compiles the author's prose creations spanning the period from the Republic of China to New China, including representative works such as "Alley", "Rain", and "Suzhou Dream Collection". The themes cover Jiangnan scenery, urban life and the memory of the Anti-Japanese War. It reflects social changes through images such as road pavilions and ancient houses, showing the author's lifelong prose achievements. Ke Ling's prose has beautiful language, blends classical artistic conception and modern language, and uses lyrical brushwork to describe urban landscapes and wartime experiences, with sincere and moving emotions. Some chapters, such as "In West Lake - The Day the Anti-Japanese War Ended", are both documentary and marked by the times. This collection of essays embodies the spiritual trajectory of intellectuals in the historical torrent.

This set of books is a collection of best-selling works by healing author Lu Sihao. "It's spring now", "The long journey", "The night before dawn", "You have also walked a long way", "You have to believe that there is no tomorrow that cannot be reached" and "The night before dawn", affecting millions of readers.

This book is a collection of essays on Lu Xun's classic work "Blessing". Since 2021, the author has successively published relevant discussions and interpretation articles in academic newspapers, teaching magazines and other media, involving the creative theme, ideological content, artistic form of "Blessing", the fate of Sister Xianglin, typical character, behavioral evaluation and other issues. Many questions have been raised about the old theories and existing views. The reading is unique and the insights are thought-provoking and can be used as a reference for readers, researchers, and teachers. "Blessing" was first published in Volume 21, No. 6, The bimonthly issue of Shanghai's "Oriental Magazine" in March 1924. "Hundred-year-old Xianglin Sister-in-law" is now published as a commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the publication of "Blessings".

This book is written in memory of Mr. Guo Shengbai, the founder of instinctive system medicine. It belongs to the same volume as "New Interpretation of Instinct Theory" and "New Interpretation of What to Do if Children Have Fever" in the "Records of Great Medical Inheritance Series". It is an important part of the entire series. It is not only written in memory of Mr. Guo Shengbai, but also to explain the origin and difficult development process of instinctive system medicine, so that the world can have a more detailed understanding of the establishment background and cultural connotation of instinctive system medicine. The whole volume is divided into five parts: personal introduction, "Famous Doctor Guo Shengbai", "Precious Photos", "Echoes of the Past", "Eternal Memory" and "Book Preface and Inscription". From different perspectives and identities, including life introduction, daily life and work photos, important speeches, commemorative articles for family, disciples and friends, and book prefaces and inscriptions, it strives to restore as much as possible the image of a complete, fresh, and caring generation of Chinese medicine practitioners who has great feelings for the country and the country and a firm belief in pursuing the truth.

By showing the real growth experience, research results and truth-seeking spirit of hundreds of outstanding doctoral students, this book can inspire the majority of doctoral students and graduate students to pursue excellent academic goals and improve their research capabilities and scientific literacy. For young scholars, scientific researchers, and academic enthusiasts, the stories and experience sharing in the book are also valuable inspirations and references, helping to promote the progress and development of the entire academic community. The publication of books provides a platform for communication and sharing in the academic world, helping scholars in different fields and disciplines to understand each other and cooperate with each other. Through the display of academic perspectives and innovative results in the book, new research inspirations can be inspired and interdisciplinary and cross-field exchanges and cooperation can be promoted. The publication of this book will help enhance society's respect and understanding of the discipline of traditional Chinese medicine and promote the better inheritance and development of traditional Chinese medicine.

Best-selling for 10 years, it contains 44 heart-stirring love diaries + 44 philosophical poems. It is a book and a confession gift. The person you see in your dream should be met when you wake up. Sweetness is real, sadness is also real. Before the ending comes, everything is worth looking forward to. Give it to the person you are missing at the moment.

This book collects the prose, essays, novels, calligraphy and painting works created by the author over the past ten years. The author observes and comprehends life with delicate brushwork and sincere emotions, and condenses inspiration and thinking into words. The book is rich in content, including chapters reflecting historical and humanistic themes, elegant and leisurely calligraphy and painting text, and even more chapters that are close to reality and discover the little bits of beauty in ordinary life. The language of the work is friendly and natural, and the writing style is humorous and philosophical, showing the author's profound cultural heritage and unique aesthetic sentiments. The author hopes that through this dialogue with life, he can communicate with more like-minded readers and jointly find peace and softness of mind in the noisy world.

"I'm Waiting for You in Pure Zixi" is a collection of essays, mainly including prose works by fifteen famous domestic writers including Ye Mei, Xu Chen, Wang Jianbing, and Li Xiaojun. They record and write about the development and changes of Zixi with vivid brushwork, which has positive and significant significance for further enhancing the visibility and reputation of Zixi and singing the Zixi brand.

"Autumn Thoughts in Winter" is a collection of personal works. The author has compiled dozens of modern poems, ancient poems and prose works created from 2000 to 2010. The previous dozens of modern poems show the author's views and insights on love and friendship, and were written to appreciate things and move people's emotions. The ancient style poems highlight the author's emotion of nostalgic for the past and praising the present. Ancient style poems such as "Night", "Thinking" and "Untitled" condense the feelings of longing into just a few words and express the author's feelings. The prose part mainly uses scenes to convey feelings and feelings to people. The title "Autumn Thoughts of Winter" comes from a prose in the book. The author misses autumn, the people and things he knows well, just like autumn. This kind of nostalgia is a meticulous painting without an end. However, the feeling of nostalgia left gently in winter, without farewell or ending.

"Footprints: Taking Stock of Yibin Literature in 2021" includes the new works of more than 50 members of the Yibin Writers Association in Sichuan Province in 2021. The genres of works include novels, poems, essays, etc., And all works have been published in newspapers and periodicals at or above the provincial level. The themes of the works are diverse, and most of them are works that focus on reality and focus on depicting Yibin's ever-changing urban construction and the thriving quality of life of citizens, showing the positive and uplifting spirit of the people of Yibin. The writing is sophisticated and distinctive, with different styles. It shows the creative style of Yibin writers in 2021 from different angles and aspects at multiple levels, and has profound literary and artistic value.

"Yanluo Ji" is divided into ancient metrical poems, lyrics, and Sanqu, and a modern style of four parts. The content covers landscape, humanities and other aspects. The author is very careful in choosing words and sentences, and the words are simple and eloquent; in terms of meter, compared to poetry, her music is closer to the true nature of Sanqu, which is plain, delicate, and unpretentious. Expressing nostalgia for her hometown is a feature of her poetry, and her hometown is the source of her creation. Her life experience and her diligent study and practice formed the foundation for her creation of poetry, lyrics and music. Her love for life and obsession with poetry, lyrics and music gave her a higher understanding of classical poetry, lyrics and music. Therefore, she wrote so many life-like and down-to-earth works based on her feelings.

This book is a collection of literary works. In order to implement the spirit of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and the spirit of the National Ecological and Environmental Protection Conference, and demonstrate the determination and actions of all sectors of society to work together to fight against pollution and build a beautiful Henan, the Henan Provincial Department of Ecology and Environment is hosting a collection of literary works from all walks of life to write stories about the public's participation in ecological and environmental protection, to show thinking about the relationship between man and nature, to convey the concept of harmonious coexistence between man and nature, to eulogize the natural beauty and ecological beauty of Henan, and to show the gratifying ecological changes. The book is divided into five chapters according to genres, namely novels, reportage, prose, poetry, and literary scripts.

In the 1980s, the Chinese literary world once exclaimed: "There is an old Qiao in Henan!" This triggered the "Qiao Dian Yun phenomenon." Although twenty-eight years have passed, his name still shines brightly in Nanyang, Henan and even the contemporary Chinese literary world. "The Complete Works of Qiao Dianyun" consists of 7 volumes, including the short story volume "Full Ticket" and "Village Soul", the novella volume "Black Hole", the novel volume "Jin Dou Chronicle Destiny", the essay volume "My Shadow", the film script and folk art volume "Mountain Plum", and the letters and unfinished manuscript volume "No Choice", totaling more than 2 million words, comprehensively showing Qiao Dianyun's literary achievements. The appendix is ​​"Chronology of Qiao Dianyun's Creation", and each volume is interspersed with photos of the author's life and creation in various periods, which is extremely precious.

"Er Yue He Wen Yue" is a masterpiece of Yue Yue He's works except "Luoxia Trilogy". The publication of the four-volume "Er Yue He Wen Cun" is not only a systematic arrangement and complete presentation of Mr. Er Yue He's life writings, but also an authentic cultural protection work. It is an important milestone for later readers to interpret Yue Er He and his writings, and for carrying forward Mr. Yue He's virtues.

This book is the result of a series of creations by hundreds of writers and poets organized by the Guizhou Provincial Poets Association and the Guizhou Provincial Volunteer Foundation. It consists of works in poetry, prose, reportage and other genres. Through the excellent works created by poets and writers who went deep into life and took root in the people, this book expresses the great love of generations of heroic role models who sacrifice their lives for righteousness, and embodies the fearless spirit of heroes. This book can help readers understand the deeds of heroic model figures. They acted bravely, helped others, and made selfless contributions. These virtues bring inspiration and enterprising spirit to readers, and these heroes have become life models for young people.

"Returning to the Shore of Hometown: Collection of Works of Lin Yanjun" is a collection of personal works, including 38 essays, 4 short stories and 14 poems by the author Lin Yanjun. The author uses real life, experience, emotion, and thinking as the source of creation to sing about the beauty of life. The prose "Doudou", "To Lao Ma", "Gain and Loss", etc. Use delicate writing to describe the most touching and tear-jerking experiences in life. The novel "May Begonia" tells the story of the heroine's self-reliance in a difficult situation, her self-reliance after an accident, and her emotional neither humbleness nor arrogance. Her personality charm enables her to finally gain love; "North Shore Azalea" is set in the southern coastal countryside and tells the story of villagers Wu Dazhu and Wu Dakui and their children. The two generations work hard and watch for happiness. Poems such as "I See" and "You Are the Scenery" express the voices of disabled friends pursuing a better life.

"Dream Chasers on the Yellow Earth" is a newsletter written by the author on the front lines of news in recent years, mainly young and middle-aged entrepreneurs and well-known artists. The interviewees were all born on the shores of Poyang Lake. They play an active role in solving employment problems, nurturing society, and revitalizing rural areas, and have become a positive force in contemporary society. With thick writing and keen vision, the book reveals a group of self-employed rural youth who have the courage to assume social responsibilities in the wave-like market competition, and then complete primitive accumulation and move towards a higher industrial peak.

"Years" is a comprehensive collection of works covering rural news reporting, urban investigation and research, and personal literary creation. The author Ye Shuguo reviewed his experience from teaching in rural schools, to changing careers to work in township governments, and then serving in district committee departments and municipal government agencies. He selected various manuscripts he wrote while engaged in cultural education, ideological propaganda, secretarial writing, policy research, organization building, and administrative decision-making, and compiled them into a book with the support of his unit. The whole book is mainly divided into three series: "Country Stories", "City Thoughts" and "Literary Dreams". "Rural Stories" collects news reports about rural development, rural life, and rural events; "Urban Thoughts" collects related investigations and research; "Literary Dreams" mainly reflects the author's study and creation of literature.

"Sea of ​​One Person" is a collection of works, including dozens of essays and seven poems written by Chen Xiaolin. Part of the content is an exercise published by the author when he was working more than ten years ago. It records a period of the author's life when he was struggling to study on the assembly line. For example, the article "Teacher, I thought of you on the road to a foreign land" shows that the author is like a dandelion, taking root on the rock and surviving in the wind and rain. The spirit of growth; part of the content is the author's reflections on the life around him in the past ten years, expressing the need to cherish the good times and a positive spirit; part of the content is the author's reflections on some favorite novels, such as "Why That Book Makes Us Tears Filled", etc. This book is a true record of the author's more than 20 years of work and study, showing her confusion in youth, failures on the road to growth, indomitable pursuit, unexpected gains, and a spirit that never stops working hard.

Mr. Luo Rongqu (1927-1996) was a famous historian and a pioneer in the study of China's modernization. In October 2017, the "Symposium to Commemorate the 90th Anniversary of the Birth of Professor Luo Rongqu and the Academic Seminar on Chinese Modernization Studies" was held. After the meeting, commemorative manuscripts and research papers were collected and compiled into this book. The first part reviews Professor Luo Rongqu's bumpy, rich and accomplished life, recalls his academic style and feelings for his family and country, and elucidates his outstanding contributions in various fields such as modernization studies, American history, Latin American history, and the history of Sino-foreign relations; the second part discusses the theoretical and empirical research issues in modernization studies and other fields involved in Mr. Luo Rongqu's academic work. This book has the dual significance of recalling characters and reviewing academic history. It has reference value for the current exploration of modernization research, historical theory and research methods.

"When Kafka Walked...: A Memoir" is the recollections of Franz Kafka's friends, relatives and acquaintances. These words are sometimes surprising and sometimes contradictory, but together they form a colorful picture. This book attempts to reveal the true face of this mysterious writer through the perspectives of Kafka's relatives and friends. The editor-in-chief of this book, Hans-Gerd Koch, carefully selected articles that reflected Kafka's personality and real life, while excluding those accounts that were too self-centered or inconsistent with the facts. The characteristic of this book is that it is not only a reproduction of Kafka's life, but also an exploration of his personality. Through these articles, readers can get a glimpse of Kafka's inner world and his complex relationship with the people around him.

Among the experts and scholars who grew up in the late 1970s, Professor Wen Rumin is very representative. He is not only a well-known expert in modern literature research, and has authored famous works such as "The Evolution of New Literary Realism" and "Thirty Years of Modern Chinese Literature" (cooperation). He is also a very sentimental educator. He is the editor-in-chief of various textbooks for universities, middle schools and primary schools. In 2012, he was hired as the chief editor-in-chief of Chinese textbooks for primary and secondary schools by the Ministry of Education. He is a standard-bearer for the reform of Chinese education and teaching. This book is a review and account of Professor Wen Rumin's nearly 50 years of teaching and research. It includes reminiscences from relatives and friends, memories from the academic community, and experiences at Peking University. There is also a self-report of his experience as the director of the Chinese Department of Peking University and the chief editor of Chinese textbooks. It also includes prefaces and postscripts to some writings, media interviews, and an academic chronology. It is both an academic material and can also be read as a prose essay. From it we can not only see the academic trajectory of Professor Wen Rumin, but also get a glimpse of the changes in the academic and educational circles over the past few decades.

"The Book of Songs·Binfeng·Owl" has four chapters and five sentences. The entire poem "Owl" uses birds to personify humans, and it may be called the ancestor of "bird-spoken poetry". This book collects and compiles the annotations and comments on the poem "Owl" from more than 320 existing annotations and research works on the "Book of Songs" in China, Japan, and Korea. It is a comprehensive commentary on the poem "Owl". The whole book is divided into four parts: general explanation, sentence explanation, chapter purport, and collection review. Notes are added after each part, and the content mainly focuses on summary and coherent explanation, providing more relevant information so that readers can search and find the annotations and comments of "Binfeng·Owl" based on this book. The book has both documentary value and academic intellectual history value.

This book is a memorial collection of the late Mr. Liu Xuyi, a professor at Wuhan University. Professor Liu Xuyi has dedicated his life to the teaching and research of American history and sociology. He is one of the important founders of American history research in China, one of the founders of the Chinese American History Research Association, and the first president of the Hubei Provincial Sociological Society. His academic theories and achievements have had a profound impact in the academic world, and have made outstanding contributions to the inheritance and development of my country's world history and sociology disciplines. In the book, Professor Liu Xuyi's children, relatives, friends, disciples, academic friends, and former colleagues vividly reproduce Mr. Liu's academic career and his achievements and contributions, as well as Mr. Liu's academic spirit of pursuing truth and his love of life through recall articles, which is thought-provoking.

This book is a collection of articles and related articles published on the 100th anniversary of Mr. Wang Zhuo's birth. It is mainly divided into the memories of Mr. Wang Zhuo's students and juniors about his life and interactions with him, comments on Wang Zhuo's academic achievements and research characteristics, and academic papers in Mr. Wang Zhuo's research field. The recollections and academic comments on Wang Zhuo provide a lot of previously unknown information about Mr. Wang Zhuo, and retain a lot of precious information for the construction of the academic history of New China. In addition, the academic papers included in this book come from scholars of different ages in the field of Tang history in China. The discussions cover almost all aspects of the history of the Tang Dynasty and are of high academic value.

Gia Tolentino, who is known as the contemporary "successor" of Joan Didion, starts from the female experience and records and reflects on the various transformations in today's Internet and popular culture: replacing real actions with moral claims, packaging self-discipline with light fitness food, recreating fictional traditions with luxurious weddings... With her keen eyes and spicy words, she writes about the shaping and dissolving of "self" in today's era. This book is the first collection of essays by Jia Tolentino, a staff writer for The New Yorker, a cutting-edge female writer, and a social media celebrity. The nine articles record and reflect on various problems faced by the young generation from a first-person perspective, and tell the real stories of the author himself and the women around him. Tolentino candidly and sincerely narrates his series of experiences as an online native, a reality show actor, a pop culture participant and influencer, and an ethnic minority. He carefully explores the impact of the self-centered social media environment on self-awareness. He reveals how capitalism aligns with the "American Service" to make people willing to work hard and spend money to make themselves more efficient and dignified. He talks about the Millennial generation's views on marriage and long-term intimate relationships, etc.

In order to commemorate the revolutionary life of Qi Nanxun and review his immortal works, four well-known local historical and cultural scholars in Chongqing, including Zheng Hongquan and Tang Runming, organized and compiled this "Collected Works of Qi Nanxun". The book is divided into two parts. The upper part is "Qi Nanxun's Posthumous Works" and collects his most important monograph "China under Economic Invasion"; the lower part is "Qi Nanxun's Other Posthumous Writings" and compiles his important articles published in newspapers and periodicals. The manuscript is based on "Qi Nanxun and His Posthumous Works" published in 2013, deleting some historical materials commemorating and studying Qi Nanxun, and adding many of Qi Nanxun's early articles published in journals, covering almost all the currently known important works created by Qi Nanxun during his lifetime.

This book is a volume in the "Bayu Library", a special funding support project for publishing in Chongqing. It contains 82 speeches by 47 patriotic democrats. The speeches are collected from the outbreak of the "Marco Bridge" Incident in 1937 to May 1946. This book is organized into five major chapters: wartime propaganda and mobilization, wartime politics and military, wartime economic construction, wartime culture and education, and wartime social construction. Each chapter is arranged in chronological order. The content covers many fields such as politics, economy, national defense, diplomacy, culture, education, and social life. Through speeches, it conveys China's confidence that "the Anti-Japanese War will win", establishes the awareness of major power diplomacy, promotes the development of democratic movements in Kuomintang-controlled areas, and provides suggestions for various aspects of construction during and after the war.

"Pomegranate Bookstore Essays" is divided into six series: "Han and Wei Dynasties", "Poetic Six Dynasties", "Literary History and Literary Heart", "Preface and Postscripts", "Notes on Events and People" and "Daily Poems". In the two series of "Han and Wei Dynasties" and "Poetic Six Dynasties", the author selects important writers' works, such as "Nineteen Ancient Poems", Ji Kang, Lu Ji, Pan Yue, Wang Xizhi, etc., And evaluates them with poetic brushwork. It can be regarded as a brief history of poetry from the late Han Dynasty to the Six Dynasties. "Preface and Postscript to the Years" is the author's self-written preface and postscript to his important treatises over the past thirty years, which clearly records his personal academic journey. "Recorders of Records" recalls the author's interactions with teachers and scholars such as Shi Zhecun, Wang Yunxi, Fu Xuancong, etc. It is sincere and touching. "Daily Poems" is the result of the author's careful reading of the text. It uses the poet's delicacy and consideration to reflect the subtleties of the ancients, and can be used as a model for appreciation of articles.