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"The Book of Sand" is Shi Li's personal literary essay. Shi Li was an important poet of avant-garde poetry in the 1980s. He was diligent in his studies and had profound literacy in old school. This book covers a wide range of topics, with witty sayings and good sayings emerging from time to time in many short works, showing a sophisticated, simple and sharp-edged personality.

The book explores the human world from the perspective of a puppy. What are the strange behaviors of humans in the eyes of dogs? Why are there so many things that distract humans? The man and the sheep talk about life insights and ever-changing moods in the tone of a puppy, with a touch of melancholy and sadness lingering in the overall positive tone. There are heavy rains falling one after another in life, but we still need to keep walking and move forward bravely to welcome the cloudy to sunny weather.

Wu Maoyang, the author of the million-copy classic best-selling book "Paper is short but love is long: Breathtakingly beautiful Song lyrics", vividly reproduces the legend and love of the most beautiful lover in the world in the echo of Kelsang flowers, and meets the sixth Dalai Lama Tsangyang Gyatso with you through an ancient love song that is unique in the world. Tsangyang Gyatso's poems have a strong personal touch. When people read his poems, they feel as if they saw him walking on the streets of Lhasa or sitting in the Potala Palace meditating. Speaking of which, as the sixth lama and reincarnated soul boy, he is not qualified; as the highest representative of Buddhism, he needs to bear the responsibilities entrusted to him by this position at a young age. But for a fourteen-year-old boy, such a request is undoubtedly too much. What's more, Tsangyang Gyatso is outspoken and yearns for romance and freedom. For him, the strictness of Buddhism is far less enjoyable than the world outside. His every word is amazing. , Each sentence of shocking love poems has left a long-lasting pursuit for future generations... Historical records indicate that at the age of 24, he passed away suddenly in Qinghai Lake on the way to Beijing while being escorted to Beijing. However, the people believed that he quietly escaped on a snowy night and his whereabouts are unknown since then. Some people even say that he went to the legendary Shangri-La and became the first guest there. What is the truth behind this mysterious living Buddha hidden in historical records? What secrets are hidden in the long love poems? Following the footsteps of Tsangyang Gyatso, let us look for the legend that has been buried for three hundred years...

"The Clear Inner Heart" is a new collection of essays by Qingshan (Annie Baby) in 2023. In the past, people in Qingshan could either stay at home or travel around. I have spent most of my life at this pace, but in recent years the trajectory has changed due to circumstances. Travel disappears. Staying at home too long. Compared with the intensive travel, writing and meeting with others in the past, Qingshan in the past few years has been like living in retreat in a cave. All of this is not chosen by oneself, but is surrendered to the arrangement and order that occurs naturally. This is the story of Qingshan's search for himself. The collection of essays is divided into three parts: Dream Travel, Love, and Garden, supplemented by a large number of pictures. From these pictures and texts, you can see the inner thoughts of a writer's growth.

"Reminiscences of Jiangnan Water Village" is a collection of essays by the author Guo Dong. The author's hometown is Lujiang County, Anhui Province, which has been called "Jiangnan" since ancient times. There are green mountains and green waters, the chirping of birds and the fragrance of flowers, as well as simple rural customs and outstanding people. The author grew up in a water town in the south of the Yangtze River, but studied and worked in the north. Decades later, "the old hide-and-seek house is still silent, the boundary river where we learn to dive is still flowing, the sycamore tree at the entrance of the village is still rustling in the wind, everything is still there, everything seems to be waiting for us." However, "we returned I'm here, but I can't go back. My boyhood seems to be a real yesterday, and it seems to be in the distant and misty past." In the author's delicate and gentle writing, the customs of the water town, childhood memories, and family affection are presented one by one.

This is a collection of contemporary Chinese essays. It contains works created by writer Gu Yunlong in recent years that show Sichuan's local customs and describe contemporary people's lives. The content is rich and unique, and the writing is natural and unrestrained. Gu Yunlong has a strong understanding and ability to control language. His prose has elegant, smart and poetic language. This is the characteristic of his prose and also his pursuit of prose. He is good at writing deeply emotional essays in his chronicles of scenery. There is no exaggeration or pretense in reading, and he is heroic and lyrical, but every sentence touches the scene. The chapters recorded in the article are all permeated with his life experience and experience, and are full of his true feelings and compassion. It is these earthy feelings that move readers the most.

This book describes the material and spiritual life of an ordinary family in the 20th century. Its starting point is the 36 audio tapes that Teacher Mo Shuyi accumulated little by little in the 1990s. The skeleton of this book grew out of these physical objects and the text based on the 36 audio tapes. It records the history of an ordinary family: the grandparents lived in the countryside of Fengrun County, Hebei, and ran a grocery store with diligence and frugality; the fathers took the whole family to migrate from the countryside to the city: first to Tangshan, then to Tianjin, and finally to Peiping; the children's generation studied and worked amidst the earth-shaking changes after 1949, realizing the transformation from a businessman family to an intellectual family.

The collection of essays "The Roots of the Earth" is a selection of the writer Zhou Qilin's works in recent years. The full text focuses on familiar groups such as relatives and friends around them. It writes various stories of their fate when they left their hometown and went deep into the city. It shows the vast sea of ​​Dongguan, a land that embraces all rivers. The work is placed in the context of urban integration. The author compares people who have left their hometowns to wander as air roots. The suspended air roots vividly present the survival picture and mental state of the wanderers. ?

This is a collection of essays. The content of the book reflects the customs, cultural celebrities, poverty alleviation achievements of the author's hometown, and paints a new development picture of Jiangxi-Fuzhou in the new era. At the same time, it shows the current earth-shaking and ever-changing reality, as well as the joys, sorrows, joys, survival confusions, difficult breakthroughs, or poetic and colorful lives of various individuals. The literary form of prose allows readers to have some profound thoughts while reading easily. It not only promotes the author's hometown - Fuzhou, but also conveys some of the author's thought-provoking philosophical thoughts at the moment.

This is a collection of essays. The author Zhou Daxin is a contemporary writer. His works have won the 7th Mao Dun Literature Award, the 3rd People's Literature Award, and the National Outstanding Short Story Award. I always feel that there are still many sights in life that I have not yet seen, but in a sudden, I have crossed the threshold of seventy years old and been washed down the river of life. Naturally, I feel unwilling to do so! So what if you don't want to give in? Do you still want to go back to the age of 18 and see the scenery upstream of the river again? Or go back to 45 years old to appreciate the beauty of the middle reaches? It's impossible! The Creator has foreseen the delusion that people will rejuvenate and rejuvenate, so he destroyed all the return tickets in life long ago and did not open a window selling return tickets at the pier on the bank of the long river of life. Give up, you! What options are left? Just stand honestly downstream and stand where you should stand. What else can be done now? There are also beautiful scenery in the lower reaches of the river of life...

The works are a collection of essays, including: the first volume "Hometown Feelings" (Everyone has feelings about their hometown, because the hometown has nurtured people and left many deep memories for people), the second volume "Lucheng Writing" (Baotou is the author's second hometown, and the author has been denying that he is a Baotou native for many years, but in many cases In the long time and space, especially when the author leaves Baotou and is in another place and another group of people, the body and mind seem to have to think of themselves as Baotou people), the third volume "Human Talk under the Lamp" ("Two people talking under the lamp, beside a pot of flowers. Although the words are silent, the wonderful understanding is the same." This ancient poem from the Ming Dynasty is most suitable to describe this volume).

This book is the author's personal essay. The content is divided into three parts: children's music, hometown love, and songs of love and hate. The children's music part uses vivid and interesting language to describe various interesting things in the author's childhood, such as catching loaches, catching crabs, selling sugar cane, etc.; The hometown love part describes the mountains, rivers, rivers, customs and customs of the author's hometown Yongjia. The language of the book is simple and the feelings are sincere. The author's true feelings are revealed everywhere, which is very touching.

This is a collection of essays. The author is a senior teacher and prose writer. The articles collected in the book are all prose and essays published in newspapers and periodicals at all levels, such as Teacher Expo, Jiangxi Education, Chinese Studies Illustrated Magazine, Yangtze River Weekly, etc. The content involves cultural customs, text authors, travel experiences, fatherly love and family ties, educational stories, interesting people, classic love, poetry readings, etc. The book is divided into eleven chapters: "Touch Culture", "Dialogue between Time and Space", "Walking Enlightenment", "Speechless Father's Love", "Lonely World", "People Coming and Going", "Asking About Love", "Review of Education", "In the Heart", "Remains of Time" and "Wandering Poems".

This collection of essays contains 23 works of the author in the past 10 years, totaling about 100,000 words. These works, through simple and warm words, express the author's deep attachment to his hometown, his gratitude and love for the quiet yet warm and beautiful real life, his unremitting exploration of the boundless world, and his unique experience of individual life. The writing style is calm, the language is clear, and the narrative is lyrical. Each is wonderful in its own way, giving people the power to inspire and inspire.

This book is divided into three chapters according to the writing theme: Flowers and Strangers, Flowers and Gardeners, and Flowers and Journeys. The author mainly records what he saw, heard, and felt while traveling around the world, as well as his insights when taking care of the garden. He also made associations based on this and made horizontal analogies between the scene at that time and a certain kind or type of plant. The "flower" and "platypus" in the title of the book are actually representatives of two types of things. The two may seem unrelated, but in fact they are intrinsically related. The main text is usually divided into two parts. One part talks about the experiences and insights, and the other part talks about the relationship between people and plants or the characteristics of the plants themselves. The former part focuses on the expression of prose and essays. Although the latter part introduces plants, the wording is still relaxed and humorous and not rigid. There are separate subsidiary parts besides the main text: First, there are hand-drawn illustrations at the beginning of the text, which aim to show the relationship between plants and the plot in the text. Sometimes they are anthropomorphic displays of plants, and sometimes they are reproductions of plot scenes; second, there is a handbook at the end of the text, which includes photos of plants taken by the author, simple hand-drawings, etc., Used to show the appearance of plants in the text or reproduce travel scenes. It not only increases the atmosphere of reading, but also is a perfect complement to the main text (pure text description).

This book brings together the "little people" written by the author, including "Old Auntie" and his classmate "Little White Shoes" when he was young, his Japanese roommate "Midokawa Yoshinoori" when he was studying, and Chinese and foreign friends he met while teaching abroad - "Old Yin in Paris", "Paul in the Diary", "The Good David", "Bolivan's Marriage" and "Old Friends". Each article seems to be a casual conversation, but it contains the author's "smacking" of this person at this time. Each article has a strong "cultural" background and is written with humorous words. The charm is seen in the looseness, and the edge is revealed in the sparseness. The author also talks about his interest in "individuals", that is, one person and one world. Readers can go to the book to find different "worlds".

The food in the mountains and countryside is also indescribably delicious, but it is often hidden in the depths of memory and becomes stronger over time. This book is a collection of personal essays about Sichuan local cuisine. It is divided into five seasons: spring has begun, wheat has turned yellow, rice has ripened, the weather has gotten colder, and the Chinese New Year has begun. The author returns to the remote mountain village along the path of memory, and uses simple and vivid language to record the taste of his hometown that once brought people pleasure in his memory. The taste of his childhood is also the taste and things that are about to pass away or are slowly passing away. In this flat world where distances are increasingly shortened, in this era where molecular cuisine, space cuisine, etc. Are emerging one after another, convenient fast food and takeout have caused today's young people to stay away from and lose a lot of things. The author restores food to life scenes, highlighting the eternal theme of "food is the first necessity of the people". In particular, food (not necessarily delicacies) is not only related to people's material life, but also closely related to people's spiritual life. Remember nostalgia and traditional food is a due and necessary part of it. Those insignificant things will bring unique or exclusive value and meaning to that generation due to their past appearance, and will become more precious as time goes by.

Hu Zhanfen, "the number one investigative reporter in Shanghai", has excellent prose and essays. Hu Zhanfen, a former investigative journalist, has become famous for his essays in recent years and his influence is growing. His writing is brave, pungent, humorous, full of real feelings, profound knowledge and timeless interest. This collection of essays selects the essence of the author's column articles published in Southern Weekend, Wen Wei Po, Xinmin Weekly, and Xinmin Evening News in recent years, faithfully reflecting his spiritual outlook and writing style. It is a masterpiece that will be rewarding after reading it.

This is a collection of essays. This book is one of the "Guangming Literature Series" organized by the Shenzhen Writers Association. It is the essence of Li Fenglin's prose creation for more than 20 years. The author takes thirty years of life in Shenzhen as the core of the book and gives a moving description of every detail of Shenzhen, especially Guangming District. The text is simple and unpretentious, showing every corner of life in a light narrative, which can have a strong affinity with readers. Especially for readers who do not know life in Shenzhen, it can evoke a different understanding of the special zone. Life is the same everywhere, and what is needed is a pair of discerning eyes for discovery. The manuscript integrates the author's personal experience, emotions and different aspects of Shenzhen, and has certain publication value.

This is a book about family, love, growth, gratitude, and self-improvement. Through a series of short stories about family daily life, marriage emotions, parent-child education, work and study, etc., The writer Huo Yanguang expresses an intellectual woman's praise for the harmonious and friendly family concept and her pursuit of a positive and optimistic life.

The flowing water carries away the story of time. Although time flies, life always has its ups and downs, the joy and sadness of childhood, the lovesickness and confusion of teenagers, the excitement and obsession of youth, the strength and tolerance of adults, the daily necessities of life in middle age and the shortcomings of parents... Countless stories of reunion and separation, dreams and reality, love and resentment are connected together to form a long river of time.

The world is fleeting, and all things are sentimental. A little joy and a little touch will always make the ordinary days bloom. All encounters are the most beautiful encounters in this life.

Lin Yutang, Qian Zhongshu, Xu Beihong, Hu Shi, Liang Sicheng, Chen Yinke, Li Shutong, Shen Congwen... 25 Masters have both beautiful articles and romantic brilliance. Time will take away an era, but it cannot take away the memory of the era. Love will go away with the wind, but the love story will always remain in the hearts of those who believe in love and are loyal to love. "With You By My Side, The World Will Be Well: The Love and Affection of 25 Masters" is the love story of the 25 masters that is most popular among readers. These stories will tell us how to establish a noble personality and how to grow in love and marriage. "The World Is Better With You By My Side: The Love and Affection of 25 Masters" uses the life choices of the masters to guide us to identify excellent qualities, understand the fragility of human nature, and know what to hold on to and what to give up.

This book is a collection of prose essays. It consists of more than 180 beautiful articles carefully compiled and selected by the author after decades of life and time. They have been published in newspapers and periodicals across the country. The book is divided into five series: "Travel Notes", "Flowers and Broken Shadows", "Family Love and Nostalgia", "Feelings of Objects" and "Miscellaneous Thoughts". It has a wide range of themes, rich content, and various writing styles, ranging from desolate and deep to artistic conception. It may be distant, or reflect the changes of time and vicissitudes of life, or it may be deeply emotional and touching, or it may be the unity of things and self, childlike and innocent... They are all heroic or graceful, full of rich poetic flavor and profound philosophical thoughts. Mr. Zhao Benfu, a famous contemporary writer, personally wrote the preface.

This is a collection of prose essays. The whole book is divided into four chapters. The chapter "Looking at the Sea Tide" contains 10 essays, which mainly record every bit of life on the island, such as "Night Walk in the Mountain Village", "Camphor Tree on the Island", "Double Shadow of the Green Mountain", etc. The chapter "Yu Ge Zi" contains 10 essays, which mainly show the author measuring every piece of land in his hometown with his footsteps and expressing his love for his hometown with articles, such as "The Shadow of an Old Man in Mengjue" and "Haixia Girl". The chapter "The Proud Fisherman" mainly writes about the daily life on the island and the description of the creatures on the island, such as "Sweet Potato Vine", "Oyster", "Yu Sheng", etc. The chapter "Langtaosha" mainly records every memory of island life. The author has an in-depth understanding of the folk culture of his hometown, and personally experiences the transformation of the old fishing village and the life changes brought to the islanders by the construction of the sea garden, such as "Lights of a Fisherman's House", "Folk Song", "Shipbuilder", etc.

"I Got It" is a collection of prose essays. The book is divided into four chapters. The chapter "Cultivating Oneself" explains the essence of life, the chapter "Mastering People" explains how to treat others, the chapter "Song Gong" explains how to behave, and the chapter "Understanding Reason" observes the laws of the world. The author uses short articles and subtle words to talk about life, life, strength, passion, self-confidence, cultivation, tempering, mentality, peace, resignation, perseverance, ethics, introspection, impetuosity, and righteousness. Talking about childlike innocence, talking about happiness, talking about honesty, talking about wisdom, talking about worries, talking about good and evil... 101 Short articles explain a series of thoughts on life from different perspectives such as outlook on life, world view, values, etc., And provide help for young readers to cultivate their moral integrity and enlightenment.

"The Sails Are Far Away" is a collection of essays written by Jiangxi wanderers. It contains not only the deep longing for hometown, but also the narration of thirty years of work experience and life insights in the second hometown of Zhoushan Islands. The characters in the article include relatives and friends, as well as fishermen and international friends that the author has interacted with. They are all ordinary people, but they have kindness, integrity, optimism, and a positive attitude towards life. Through the stories of these characters, the author describes the changes of the times, tells the story of China, and praises the traditional virtues of the Chinese people and the style of the times. Based on the life philosophy of not forgetting his original intention, the author insists on his artistic pursuit, strives to realize his artistic dream, enriches his artistic practice, and demonstrates the social responsibility of a literary and art worker.

"Moon in the Heart of Waves" is a collection of essays, with more than 100 essays in total. It mainly records the author's thoughts on decades of work, life, travel, etc., With a wide range of themes, including sightseeing and remembering events, nostalgic memories of people, reading notes, appreciation stories, philosophical remarks, etc. Just as the author commented on Wang Zengqi's prose, "the forms are scattered and the spirits are gathered together", "often blending the strange with the ordinary, incorporating foreign elements with tradition, neither modern nor ancient, neither Chinese nor Western". The title of the book "The Moon is in the Heart of the Waves" is taken from the ancient Zen master's gatha "Taihu Lake is thirty-six thousand hectares, and the moon is in the heart of the waves, who is it addressed to?" Every article in this book is readable, and the text has beautiful qualities and is full of bookishness. While bringing people the philosophy of life, it can sublimate the reader's ideological realm, cleanse the soul dirt brought by the prosperity of the world, and make people relaxed, happy and full of positive energy in life.

19 kings and queens, 19 love affairs. If you happen to like them, please listen to the life in this story with me. Some are warm, some are bright, some are lonely, some are crazy, and some are boring. When you have insomnia, when you need comfort, when you are waiting for the train, when you are lazy in bed, when you feel sleepy after a meal, you should be able to find a suitable chapter. The so-called charm that captivates all sentient beings is nothing more than the deep or shallow scars engraved on their souls.

This book is not only a collection of essays with the texture of poetry and novels, but also a "meditation" with a strong sense of nostalgia. The whole book is divided into five parts: "Golden Crest", "Moon in the Mountain", "Paradise Grass", "Endless Youth" and "Starry Dream". Under each part, there are classic and beautiful articles that can withstand the waves and have been quietly polished by time. Each article has an eye-catching poetic title, and every word is worthy of our praise. The author is based on the present, reads thousands of books, travels thousands of miles, and captures the touching moments in his life where he encounters everything and poetry unexpectedly. Reading his prose is like walking into a vivid and three-dimensional poetic picture, traveling through time and space, opening and closing vertically and horizontally. Whether he is writing about long-standing history and culture, or writing about relatives and hometown, we can see his exploration of history and the cultivation of human nature.

In the collection of essays "Meet", the author uses simple and vivid words to write about his experience from boyhood to youth, from soldier to writer, from screenwriter to producer, telling people and things in different eras, lamenting the changes of the times, and capturing the beauty of human nature. "Meeting" uses prose as a bridge to reach directly into the heart of the "gold medal screenwriter". Its tenacity, simplicity, sincerity and warmth are just like his words. There is no grand narrative, only personal life memories.

This collection of essays comprehensively expresses his love for Fuyang in a profound and solemn way. Reading each of his works is immersive.

This book is a new collection of essays by Zong Pu. Her words are not only written for flowers and seasons, love and longing, but also for lost history, persevering personality, and deep thoughts. It is easy to understand and can be used as primary school textbooks, and its long and profound meaning makes people recall it again and again. The works in the book, such as "Crying Brother", "Clouds in the Blue Sky", "How to Stay Together", "Memories of Southwest Associated University and Mr. Feng Youlan", "I Love Yanyuan", etc., Are all classics in Zong Pu's prose, showing the author's solemn, gentle and self-contained aesthetic style.

Spring and Autumn pass by, and the beautiful years are spent. The sincerity, true feelings, thoughts and thoughts are put into words and condensed into a collection. It is also the result of the wish, and the flowers bloom and bear fruit.

What happened to us who were once passionate and full of expectations? Lao Li, who had entrepreneurial ambitions but only became a small leader, said: "Ideals, there are really no ideals." But he is still working hard. Xiao Wu, who wanted to realize his dream of being a band, but was dealt a heavy blow by reality, said: "As long as the happiness is more than the pain, it is worth it!" Xiao Fei messed up everything, and the most correct decision he ever made was to pull himself back from the abyss. He said: "Please accept your inability and learn to forgive." Huahua, who once had a perfect love on campus, but broke up after graduation, said: "You will have a wonderful life, so don't compromise easily!"... 22 Stories, showing 22 kinds of life. May we have a passionate youth, memories that can be drunk, ideals that can be realized, and the courage to find ourselves!

His writing not only tells the story of the life process of the beauty of creation, but also realistically observes the changes in the living environment of plants based on mankind's past cultural and life experiences.

"Zhengzhou Reading" means reading in Zhengzhou. This book takes "Zhengzhou Reading" as the theme and "Zhengzhou Readers" as the protagonist. It selects 26 representative figures with different identities from the city's public libraries, private study rooms, public welfare academies, and personal studios - archaeologists, writers, entrepreneurs, calligraphers and painters, publishers, media people, cultural scholars, ceramic artists, designers, etc., With different ages spanning half a century, telling their stories with books. It can be said to be a private spiritual growth history of Zhengzhou readers. To read about Zhengzhou, start with "Zhengzhou Reading". Open the pages of the city book, describe the humanistic features with words, and regain the memory of Zhengzhou with pen and ink. Book writers, publishers, readers, book collectors, book sellers, and book keepers together form a rich and pure "Zhengzhou Reading" scene in an ancient capital, showing a silhouette of "Henan is a place where books are fragrant and everyone reads." The fragrance of books permeates the land of the Central Plains.

Read the classics with Hua Shan, the books are clear and simple! Reading and studying is something that everyone agrees with, and many people are involved in it. But learning requires "learning to learn", and reading also requires methodology. This book collects Hua Shan's reading notes over the past 13 years, selecting 319 essences from 515 books and cataloging them into a volume. The content covers 13 fields such as military and political strategy, historical biography, philosophical thoughts, business management, economic principles, social sciences, and literary novels. The bibliography covers ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad. Whether you want to learn effective reading methods or understand classic works written by masters, this book can provide you with a suitable entry. Of all the joys in the world, reading is the happiest! Having fun alone is not as good as having fun. Open this book and follow Hua Shan to read the classics, both ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign!

This book is a new collection of essays written by Bao Limin, covering themes such as childhood, family love, ideals, youth, inspiration, and growth. Each story captures those moments in life that are easily overlooked but bloom spontaneously, and narrates the touching moments in life. It allows us to re-remember the forgotten beauty in the midst of busyness and realize the happiness, regret, encounter, loneliness and hope in life, giving us the strength and courage to move forward firmly.

This book is a new collection of Zhu Chengyu's prose works, covering themes such as family, youth, love, inspiration, and life. It writes about the stories of ordinary people around him, what he sees and feels during his journey, and his ups and downs of experiences and emotions. Every story and every article is thought-provoking and tear-jerking. Life is a journey. In the process, we encounter hardships and hope, witness loneliness and joy. May we be gentle and tenacious, be happy as usual, be content with fulfilling our wishes, and live as life should be.

This book is a new collection of Zhang Lijun's prose works, including flowers, family, life, life, insights and other themes. It depicts an ordinary and beautiful poetic world for us, telling us that all the anxieties in the world are unnecessary, to truly understand the language of the heart, feel one's own existence, have the ability to love, learn to endure pain, take it easy, get along with life calmly, face the world with a suitable attitude, be ordinary, and live out the most beautiful artistic conception of life.

"You Must Go Until the Lights Are Bright" is a book that touches current readers and is about the author's self-growth. "Living honestly makes me indestructible", "That day I slept under the sun, eager to live a happy and abundant life", "Loving yourself is a compulsory course in life", "To my 30-year-old self" and many other words have moved countless fans. In the book, the author frankly talks about how he relied on words to make a living while growing up, and also relied on words to mend the barrenness of life. "You Must Go Until the Lights Are Bright" is a book that touches people's hearts and is warm and healing. It encourages readers to be brave enough to be themselves and gives readers the strength to keep moving forward. The author uses his own stories to tell you the answer: In many things, you don't persist because you see hope, but because you persist, you see hope. When you feel you are having a hard time, keep walking, keep walking, until the lights are bright!

This book is one of the "Novelist's Prose" series. It is the first collection of essays by the powerful writer Zhao Dahe. There are four volumes in total: travel, family love, life insights, and reading. If you listen to your inner voice and live your life, what kind of life will you have? After graduating from the Chinese Department of Peking University, the writer was assigned to a grassroots unit in his hometown and stayed there for ten years. Suddenly one night, a voice shouted from the depths of my heart: "You can fly, you can fly!" So, quit your job, drift north, work as an editor, screenwriter, write novels... Chasing a dream life has its own tastes, both sweet and bitter, and the sea in the distance is also surging toward you.

This book is written by Dan Fei, the chief editor of "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty", "Tomb Robbers Notes", "The Harem - The Legend of Zhen Huan", the agent and planner of TV series such as "The Legend of Zhen Huan", and the partner of the copyright incubation of "Wolf Totem". It contains both the planning and marketing experience of popular books, as well as the smooth communication. A vivid understanding of best-selling writers and the development of the book industry, witnessing the changing cultural China, telling the author's 20 years of personal experience in the book industry, and tracing the touching and exciting tears and touch points, allowing readers to gain an in-depth understanding of the stories behind the book industry, and it has excellent reference value for practitioners in the book industry. At the same time, this book is also an interesting reading guide, and ordinary readers will gain something from reading it and enjoy it.

Since the 1980s, Lin Yaode has been dedicated to exploring urban lifestyles and the dialectics of humanity within them. He sees the city as a theme, not a background; a spirit, not a place. It took more than ten years to transform daily aspects into a series of urban sketches, which were collected into "Steel Butterfly". In the 21st century, this work still seems sharp and ahead of its time. The subject matter extends to science and biology; the genre spans and is integrated into poetry and novels; lyricism is suppressed, only showing refinement and coldness. Various subversions make this book not only an all-round exploration of the city, but also a disintegration and rebirth of Taiwan's traditional prose.

"In the Market, In the World" is a book about the hot life of a group of ordinary market vendors. It is also a book about the joy of living close to the ground. The author is Chen Hui, who writes while setting up a stall and was praised by CCTV as a "female writer in the market". Chen Hui's first half of life roughly went through four stages: being given up for adoption as a child; getting sick as a teenager; marrying far away as a young man; and divorced in middle age. All the misfortunes of a low-class woman seemed to happen to her. Fortunately, during the days when she set up a stall in a vegetable market to earn a living, she set up a stall during the day and wrote at night, and found salvation in the pyrotechnic market.

Lin Tet's new collection of life essays teaches you how to deal with the world through real stories that happen around you. Lin Tette uses her good at orderly and elegant words, starting from the four parts of home, emotions, growth, and management, to deliver efficient, wise, and calm solutions to life into your hands. From this book, everyone can read the passion and persistence of youth and growth, the pain of transformation, and the loss of time; these words belong to everyone who is wandering in a foreign land, pursuing dreams, confused, but still persevering. I hope that every wanderer can light a firework toward the stars with the hope of looking forward to his ideals, find the courage and strength to persevere, and all his wishes can come true. The future is bright and the stars are shining.

Teacher Feng is such an interesting person. He puts his eyes and brushstrokes on the dining table, on the bench that he is reluctant to throw away, and on the land master passing by on his bicycle. He talks about life and death with his parents, chats with the courier and the lamp repairer, and feels that cats are like human beings. He recalls Sayazi's naughty childhood, listening to the sound of the train, and sleeping in the rising light... Read Some readers said that Teacher Feng's articles are "market-like when you want to be in the market, and Zen when you want to be Zen." Some readers said that "it is like a popping candy in ordinary days, which adds a lot of fun to life." In their eyes, these little things in life recorded by Teacher Feng are the joys that are often ignored, and they are small and shining poetic moments that belong to us. No matter what life is like, there is always true beauty.

The winning work of the 4th China Iron Man Literature Award is a sincere work full of hardships and trials. The author uses poetic and beautiful language and rich emotions to describe the hometown of life and the pursuit of life dreams. The hardships and hardships of life, the pursuit and hope in difficulties, the tenacity and taste in life, all affect the hearts of readers on the emotional level, and they float deep, long and deep in the souls of readers.

Worked by members of the Chinese Writers Association, "Invisible Maimang" depicts a woman setting up a street stall in front of a flower shop, a mentally retarded person buying vegetables on the side of the road, and a stranger standing in the wind and rain... The images of these little people in the city have firmly captured the local atmosphere. Their calculations for survival, shamelessness and other despicable behaviors have also become their shining points, reflecting the tenacious vitality and resilience of the little people, and highlighting the warmth and brightness of human nature. Be illuminated by these characters in time and move forward.