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"Hong Kong Notes" is the author's observation of Hong Kong when he was stationed at Xinhua News Agency's Asia-Pacific Branch. Through detailed descriptions of Hong Kong's public services, social governance, people's livelihood and other aspects, it reflects that 20 years since Hong Kong's return, the great concept of "one country, two systems" is still vividly and effectively practiced and operated in Hong Kong.

The author Wu Zhengde joined the Chinese People's Liberation Army in 1951 and was admitted to Dacheng No. 2 Factory in 1952. At Changzhou Textile School, he served as a design defense instructor for graduates of the printing and dyeing class for ten consecutive years. He has published many academic papers on printing and dyeing in various newspapers and magazines. This book is a true portrayal of the author's life from childhood to retirement. It is a memoir of the author.

What is culture? An ecological community that includes spiritual values ​​and lifestyles. Marx emphasized that culture is the "humanization of nature."

Food, clothing, housing and transportation, all kinds of things in the world, just because of the word "Happiness", joy comes to life on the page, free and easy words, joyful life, just because of the word "Interest", inadvertently, open up the souls that are connected.

This book is a collection of essays and short stories published by the author in official and authoritative publications since he was in middle school. The articles are exquisite and of high quality. Many essays have won awards and been reprinted in large numbers; every novel has been selected, awarded and reprinted.

"Eating Men and Women" is one of Cai Lam's series of works. As one of the "Four Talents in Hong Kong", Cai Lam is a well-known gourmet. He often has unique insights into the appreciation of food, and men and women related to food often appear in his writings. In this book, Cai Lam will tell you interesting and wonderful things about men and women who eat and drink.

A literary history of one person, a Chinese version of "People·Times·Life". Jiang Zilong, the former vice chairman of the Chinese Writers Association, a representative figure of "reform literature" and a famous writer, looks back on his half-life for the first time, telling readers about an era and literary world full of surprises and accidents, and about a fate in which people and literature are intertwined. The book is divided into four chapters: "Literature and Events," "Memory and Discussion," "Creation and Reflection," and "Communication and Reflection." It reveals a country's glory and dreams, passion, and illusions in its recollections of the fate, writing, events, and phenomena of writers from the 20th century to the beginning of the 21st century.

"Can Xue's Literary Memoirs" collects representative works of literary memories by the famous Chinese writer Can Xue. The narrative style of "Can Xue's Literary Memoirs" includes bits and pieces of memories, smart essays, freewheeling creative talks, and candid conversations and interviews. Can Xue said that writing is a kind of performance and breakthrough. "Can Xue's Literary Memoirs" speaks freely and points out the literary world.

"Literary Memoirs of Liu Xinwu" collects a set of articles in which Liu Xinwu recalls his family background, origin, growth, studies, and literary creation. It records his growth story on the literary road, truly restores his creative process from youth to maturity, and reflects his understanding and perception of literature. Liu Xinwu is an important writer in the history of contemporary Chinese literature. His life and creative process can be called a microcosm of a literary era. Liu Xinwu's literary memoirs are an important book for reading and studying contemporary Chinese literature.

This book is one of the Chinese prose collector's edition series. It contains 77 excellent prose works by the author such as "Laughter", "Past Events", and "For Young Readers", which reflects the author's brilliance and achievements in prose creation. The text part completely follows the 2005 version of the Chinese Prose Illustrated Collection of Bing Xin's Prose. The cover has been redesigned and packaged, once again showing the brand charm of our prose series.

Selected prose of Alai. Alai is a contemporary middle-aged writer. His main Tibetan works include the poetry collection "Lengmo River", the novel collections "Bloodstains of Old Years" and "Silversmith under the Moonlight", the novels "The Dust Has Settled" and "Empty Mountain", the long geography prose "Ladders of the Earth", and the collection of essays "Just Like This, Increasingly Abundant". "The Dust Has Settled" was published by People's Literature Publishing House in March 1988. In 2000, he won the fifth Mao Dun Literature Award. This book is one of the "Chinese Prose Collector's Edition" books.

"Zhang Zhongxing's Prose" is one of the large series of "Chinese Prose Collection Edition". As a "late bloomer" prose writer in the literary world, Zhang Zhongxing's prose is inextricably linked to his personal experience. After experiencing the ups and downs of destiny in different eras, in the twilight years of his life, he took up writing to recall the past, writing about the Red Mansion, Peking University, food, teachers and friends, life, and leisurely feelings. A lifetime of insights and feelings are smeared in simple and light words. This is the charm of Zhang Zhongxing's prose.

This book selects Lao She's prose works and is an adapted version of our publisher's original "Chinese Prose Illustrated Collection". Lao She's prose works and his novel creations also have a strong Beijing flavor and humor. The works collected in the book may describe urban customs, record interactions with friends, or express natural scenery. The writing style is fresh, natural and full of fun.

"Chinese Prose Collector's Edition: Shen Congwen's Prose" is one of the "Chinese Prose Collector's Edition" series of books. It selects 30 classic essays by Shen Congwen, such as: "I read a small book and a big book at the same time", "Box Rock", "Changde's Boat", "Yunnan Watching Clouds", etc. The selected works represent the author's style, characteristics, achievements and brilliance of prose creation in different periods. It provides a very valuable reading and appreciation model for readers, especially young readers.

"Can You Refuse Temptation" is a collection of essays by Mao Dun Literature Award-winning writer Zhou Daxin, which is included in the prose volume of "Collected Works of Zhou Daxin". This collection of essays is one of the three volumes of essays in the "Collected Works of Zhou Daxin". It basically covers Zhou Daxin's deep understanding of social reality from the perspectives of writing, reading, movies, and sightseeing, as well as his thorough interpretation of history and culture. From it, you can appreciate a writer's rich and delicate inner world and strong humanistic feelings.

"Chinese Prose Collector's Edition: Lu Xun's Prose" is one of the "Chinese Prose Collector's Edition" series of books. It selects more than 80 classic essays by Lu Xun, such as: "Autumn Night", "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore", "Mr. Fujino", "On "Fair Play" Should be Suspended", etc. The selected works represent the author's style, characteristics, achievements and brilliance of prose creation in different periods. It provides a very valuable reading and appreciation model for readers, especially young readers.

"Zhou Tao's Prose" is one of the large series of "Chinese Prose Collection Edition". As a military writer who has lived in Xinjiang for a long time, Zhou Tao's main source of prose is the vast land of Xinjiang, as well as the people and things, snow and sand, blood and songs on the land. For Zhou Tao, Xinjiang is no longer just a geographical concept, but has long been internalized into his spiritual map. This is why his readers follow him and love him.

Yu Dafu's prose has unique personality characteristics. In his works, he describes his personal thoughts, life, and even trivial and intimate details in detail without any scruples. His autobiographical writings are frank and passionate, showing himself transparently and openly to readers. The autobiographical color is rich and strong. His prose also has a strong melancholy and sentimental mood, which increases the artistic appeal of the work. Yu Dafu is a poet, and his prose also has the style of a soul-stirring poem. The informal and indulgent lyrical style, the rhythm and mood of the soul-stirring poem, unabashedly express the turmoil of a talented intellectual. The anguish, sentimentality, melancholy, and fragility in society are blended with the beautiful and timeless landscapes in the work. Using emotion to describe the painting and embodying emotion in the scenery creates a slightly morbid melancholy beauty, which also demonstrates the author's profound knowledge and artistic skills. It can be said that Yu Dafu's creations are in response to the nerves of the times and represent the thoughts, emotions and inner feelings of some intellectuals at that time.

This book is a collection of the best, most representative and most influential prose that Tiening has published since he started writing literature. The work spans different eras, and its beautiful writing style and rich ideological connotation can be called a classic.

Qin Mu is an outstanding contemporary prose master. This book selects 57 of the author's excellent prose works, including "Lyrical Sentiment in the World", "Spring Dawn on the Ancient Battlefield", "Pug Dog and the Cactus", etc., Which comprehensively reflects the author's prose creation overview.

"Chinese Prose Collector's Edition: Xu Zhimo's Prose" belongs to the "Chinese Prose Collector's Edition" series. Xu Zhimo's famous prose collected in this book includes "Sunrise on Mount Tai", "Falling Leaves", "Autumn", "Notes on Tianmu Mountain", "Tagore", "The Death of My Grandmother", "A Bundle of Love Letters", "The Story of the West Lake", etc., All of which are popular masterpieces.

The book "Yang Shuo Prose" is a collector's edition of Yang Shuo's prose, which mainly includes 51 articles such as "Ordinary People", "Tongguan Night", "Spring in North Korea", "Baihua Mountain", "Water from the Yellow River Comes from the Sky", "Painting Mountains and Embroidering Water", "Pyramid Night Moon", "Indian Feelings", "Wildness" and "Spring of Life". These works fully display the author's rich and delicate life. It has high literary quality, artistic quality and readability. Each short and concise article will leave you with endless aftertaste.

Lin Qingxuan's first classic quotation collection, the 2018 blockbuster new work "Qingxuan Shuo: Look at Life from a Different Angle" is a classic quotation collection by Taiwanese essayist Lin Qingxuan. The book is divided into four chapters. "Living Like This" collects the author's life experience in viewing life and understanding happiness; "Cultivation of a Heart" focuses on cultivating a good attitude in life, such as optimism and normality; "There is Love in the World" talks about human emotions, such as love, friendship, etc.; "There is Beauty in Everything" records the beauty that the author finds in life and surrounding things. A book contains wonderful quotations. Classics can be read over and over again, and they are always new to you.

This book is the book of the same name of CCTV's "The Long Reader". Dong Qing, a famous CCTV program host, is the chief editor of this book. The program has wide social influence and good audience reputation. This book relies on TV programs, and is divided into chapters according to the structure of subject words. The chapters are divided into topic introductions, reader biographies, interviews, texts, and comments. It focuses on the cultural quality and spiritual connotation of the text, and returns to the sense of reading and quality of the book. It contains many masterpieces by famous writers and is suitable for all ages. The book is divided into three volumes, each containing selected content on four themes, with pictures.

The bookstore owner who sticks to Tibet for ten years and contributes to the basic education of the Tibetan people; the prodigal son of the Northeast who is both good and evil and spends his wealth to rescue the disaster area and travels around the world with his seriously ill mother; the taciturn street singer who never leaves his terminally ill girlfriend; the immortal veteran who cares about his comrades who died in battle 31 years ago and does not want to live in secret and risks his life and death for the safety of the ancient city... Every sentient being in the book is saying to fate: I don't!

"Another Self Lives in Our Hearts" contains the essence of column articles published by Yan Hong, the famous columnist of Tencent·We. She writes about the pain and joy, love and sorrow of contemporary ordinary people's lives, and her delicate words outline the sophistication of the world; her current comments on entertainment stars and entertainment events, Faye Wong, Shu Qi, Ruby Lin, Carina Lau... Are transparent and thought-provoking; and Yan Hong's unique interpretation of "Dream of Red Mansions" and "Water Margin" is especially popular among readers, and she is good at discovering interesting aspects of history between the words.

"Flying Birds" is a collection of Zhou Daxin's film scripts, including "Flying Birds", "Gu Yu", "False Accusation", "Discovery of JS Satellite", "Recasting True Love", "Hot and Cold" and many other movie scripts. While writing novels and essays, Zhou Daxin created a small number but high quality of scripts. Most of these scripts are based on his hometown of Nanyang and the troops who joined the army, and they are also mostly related to his novels. The writer focuses on ordinary little people, and tells the twists and turns of the story and the characters' growth experiences with a rich sense of picture, integrating stage, picture, and compactness.

This book is one of our Chinese Prose Collection Series. It collects the representative prose works of the famous female writer Ding Ling from her early years to her later years, focusing on the works of the author after she entered a new era in her later years. Her prose records, memories, scenes, and objects are fresh and bright, and have high ideological and artistic value. The title, number of words, and specifications are roughly the same as those of similar books in this series from our publisher.

"Fan Xiaoqing's Prose" is one of the large series of "Chinese Prose Collection Edition". As a quiet female writer, Fan Xiaoqing's prose has very distinct feminine characteristics. The inspiration for her prose comes mostly from personal life experience, emotional experience, and writing experience. Her style is fresh and distant, making it cordial and touching to read.

"Living in the Mountains" (newly revised edition) contains nearly 70 prose works written by Er Dong, a poet born in the 1980s, on Zhongnan Mountain. The content always revolves around the interesting things that happened to him in Zhongnan Mountain, such as "There is a chicken named Fengxia", "There is a goose named Youting", "There is a dog named Zheng Jia", "It has its own small vegetable garden", "It has its own kingdom of poetry and painting". In addition, there are also his reflections and insights on life in the mountains, his views on love and family affection, and a comprehensive explanation of the choice of seclusion. He said that everyone has different pursuits, some like the city, some like the countryside. But for him, the crowd is the most intimidating thing, and he cannot live without his own paradise. This revision includes 15 new articles.

What does Zhang Ailing think of Taiwan? This book is an article describing Taiwan in Zhang Ailing's life. In the autumn of 1961, Eileen Chang first visited Taiwan and then Hong Kong. Eileen Chang wrote this travelogue in English in 1963, A Return To The Frontier, and in the 1980s she rewrote it in Chinese as "Revisiting the Frontier Town". In Zhang Ailing's eyes, both Taiwan and Hong Kong are "border towns" hanging on the edge of the mainland, and Taiwan, separated by a water from mainland China, has a completely different style from Hong Kong, which borders the mainland. Through her sharp pen, we see the cultural characteristics that have long been forgotten in Taiwan today, as well as the colorful life of Hong Kong citizens in the past.

"There Are Too Many Delicious Things in the World" is the latest collection of cultural essays by Zhang Jiawei, a young writer living in France, about interesting allusions to food, travel destinations, utensils, and the customs and customs of the places he passes through. In 2012, Zhang Jiawei and his girlfriend studied abroad in France. In the past six years, they have traveled all over Eurasia, including France, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Italy, the Netherlands, Japan and other places. Because of his obsession with a certain kind of food, he will visit an old restaurant in a corner of the city that seems not to be visited. Because he read a certain legendary story while reading, he would go and explore the secrets behind the legend. Everywhere he went, he would write the scenery he had seen, the legends he heard, and the stories he read into articles. They visited, searched and absorbed all the beautiful things, and wrote the book "There are Too Many Delicious Things in the World". He said in the book, "Probably this is what a life of one's own decisions is like."

Zhang Ailing's autobiographical prose posthumous manuscript has been made public for the first time; it is the source of inspiration and material for Zhang Ailing's novel "A Strange Land", which was written by Zhang Ailing about what she saw and heard when she went from Shanghai to Wenzhou to search for Hu Lancheng. The book records Zhang Ailing's New Year celebrations in the countryside, her sightings of pig slaughter, and the life of farmers. The concise words and sincere emotional expressions make the whole story lively and interesting, and hundreds of rural scenes vividly appear on the page. In addition, this work not only records an important and critical day in Zhang Ailing's life, but the text in the book also became the source of inspiration for her future works such as "Love in a Fallen City", "Yangko", "The Resentful Girl", and even "Little Reunion". Song Yilang, the heir to Zhang Ailing's literary legacy, said: The reason for publishing this anecdote is that "the publication of "A Strange Land" not only provides first-hand information about Zhang Ailing herself, but also helps us understand her writing intentions and process...".

The "2015 People's Livelihood Prose Selection" edited by Gu Shu selects various excellent essays published in major national journals, newspapers and other media in 2015. The authors are mostly famous contemporary Chinese writers. These articles have profound meanings, and the words are beautiful and fresh, or gentle and mellow, eloquent, or sophisticated and original, and penetrating to the point. Regardless of discussion or narrative, writing about people or chanting things, they all express sincere emotions, and at the same time, they also allow us to listen to the footsteps of the economic and social development of the motherland, which fully reflects the author's deep feelings about people's livelihood.

This book has selected three novellas "Not a Farce", "Not a Fiction" and "Not a Game" published by the writer Wang Xinpeng in "Special Zone Literature" from 2011 to 2012. Among them, "Not a Farce" was reprinted by "Beijing Literature, Novella Monthly" and "Leadership Science" magazines; "Not a Fiction" was reprinted by "Works and Arguments"; "Not a Game" was reprinted by "Novelette Monthly". "Special Zone Literature" and Shenzhen University also held a seminar on the above three works in May 2012, and the famous critic Xie Youshun and others gave high praise.

"2013 People's Livelihood Prose Selection" selects outstanding prose published in newspapers, magazines and other media across the country in 2013. Most of the authors are famous writers in the contemporary Chinese literary world. These words are beautiful and fresh, or gentle and mellow, eloquent, or sophisticated and original, and they all reveal the author's profound writing skills and his deep love for people's livelihood, family affection, nostalgia, etc.

Life is nowhere else but within us. Best-selling author, translator, and photographer Tao Lixia's 2018 new collection of emotional essays. Life is all metaphor. Tao Lixia uses a quiet heart to express the reality behind metaphors. This book is written for all the moments in your life when I was absent. There are always times in life when you want to give up, so wave goodbye and cut off all connections, whether they are constraints, ties, or tender care. Cut them all off. Leave unique thoughts on the subtleties of life. The spirit is in small objects. When we can observe with concentration, we can find ourselves in these small objects or books with the scent of paper. The books we have read, the people we have met, and the things we have experienced, just like the food we have eaten, give us a taste of sweetness, bitterness, and spicyness, and eventually become a part of us. The answers to life are projected on the trivial parts of life and reflected back into our hearts.

Shi Tiesheng, a master of contemporary literature, wrote a long philosophical essay "Broken Pens in the Sickness", which is one of his most classic works. It is a life note full of profound life experiences. This work was written in four years after he suffered from uremia and received dialysis. It was hailed as the most important harvest of Chinese literature in 2002. In the book, Shi Tiesheng starts from the confusion and pain of life, examines the world and era in which he lives, and constantly questions the meaning of life and spiritual sustenance. The book is divided into six parts with 243 chapters. It uses vivid, beautiful and popular language to explore the life propositions we all face: destiny, love, money, human nature, faith, healthy mind, upward spirit... Every word is precious, full of wisdom and serenity.

This collection of essays selects classic works such as "Rotary Asking for Directions", "Questions of Love", "Letting Go and Perseverance", "The Danger of Ideals", "Unanswered Questions or Fruitless Actions", and involves topics such as fate, life and death, love, ideals, beliefs, morality, writing, art, etc. These articles are basically arranged according to the time of writing. They look back on the way they came and looked back on the way home. The perspectives are diverse and in-depth. They overall present the author's persistent and enlightening spiritual search. Shi Tiesheng's essays are full of the weight of his thoughts, his writing style is frank and warm, and he has the power of inspiring personality. Every word in his language is exquisite, shining with the brilliance of spiritual wisdom.

This collection of essays selects Shi Tiesheng's most classic essays such as "The Temple of Earth and Me", "Memory and Impression", "Autumn Memories", "Albizia Julibrissin Tree", and "Love Song of the Yellow Earth". Among them, "Me and the Temple of Ditan" is one of Shi Tiesheng's most classic proses. The full text is profound, meaningful, philosophical, and touching. Based on his own personal experience, Shi Tiesheng narrates the various aspects of life and his understanding of destiny that he has observed in the Ditan Park over the years.

Bai Luomei, with gentle brushwork, continues to interpret the joys and sorrows in Song poetry. Who stands in the snow and listens to the incense under the moon? Who is waiting for the beautiful woman in the drizzle of pear blossoms? Who is waiting for her husband to return at Jiangwei? It's a long road, don't miss each other. I hope you know my heart and don't miss me in my dreams together with my lovesickness. Let us take our lifelong lover, indulge in Bai Luomei's words, and dream back to the Song Dynasty.

"The Time Is Quiet, Now the World Is Stable" is a collection of essays by best-selling author Bai Luomei. The main content is the author's essays and experiences during the trip. The author writes about the world of mortals in a Zen way, talks about life with witty words, and records what he sees, thinks, and feels during the trip in beautiful words, making travel not only a simple play and relaxation, but also has the effect of cleansing the soul. The content of the manuscript is poetic and beautiful, and the character is elegant. It is a rare masterpiece of contemporary prose.

"Because I understand, I am compassionate" is a collection of character essays by the best-selling author Bai Luomei. The main content of the book is that the author uses clear words, poetic brushwork, and detailed information to describe Zhang Ailing's splendid and astonishing past of fame. Combined with the character's experience, the author conducts an in-depth and simple appreciation of her works, fully demonstrating her legendary artistry and literature. The content of the manuscript is elegant, positive, and poetic. It is a rare masterpiece of contemporary essays.

From a golden microphone with 400 million listeners to a female entrepreneurial CEO with a valuation of hundreds of millions, Qingyin's healing works collection. There is a voice and a piece of text in the long night, which can ignite your love for life. When one day you are no longer defined by the labels given by the world, but by the passion and love in your heart, you will be free.

"You are the most beautiful practice in my life" is a new prose work in 2017 by the best-selling author Bai Luomei. This work tells the author's ten years of life, ten years of traces, and ten years of transformation. It is a review and review of the important ten years of his life. The mountains, rivers, flowers and trees, the white clouds and the breeze, the scenery we pass by, the people we meet, and the stories that happen, are all reflected in the text, revealing a peaceful and leisurely lifestyle and insights into life. It is clear, gentle and gentle, and every word and every word is full of emotion. The content of the manuscript is elegant, positive, and poetic. It is a rare masterpiece of contemporary prose.

An outstanding planner in the new media era, with nearly 1 million fans on WeChat ID, Big Forgetting is a collection of emotional essays and 38 touching stories, telling the stories of everyone wandering in the city. The work starts from multiple perspectives such as society, workplace, life, love, family relationships, etc., And tells 38 very realistic stories that happened in the city and are closely related to oneself. Life in big cities is full of money pressure, cruel competition in the workplace, desire and persistence for love, and the preciousness of family affection... Da Wanglu combines his own personal experience to vividly present these stories in the city, the anxiety of entering society for the first time, the hard life forced to make a living, and the confused emotional issues in the book. Let readers truly feel another self from the text. Regardless of whether it is a big city or a small city, as long as there are beliefs and dreams worth persisting in, it is a reason worth staying.

"Asking Youth" is a written record and summary of Shenyang educator Luna's exploration, exploration and thinking on the road of primary and secondary education reform. It mainly includes top-level design, crossing the river by feeling the stones, chasing dreams, and looking back with you suddenly.

Feng Tang's representative collection of essays "Not Easily Blown Away by the Wind in the Universe" has a new design and upgrade in 2018. It is a heartfelt and joyful work. During the dinner party, there were articles about wine, mountains and rivers, mixed with peanuts and trees, and hearty words about poetry, books, wine, fame, wealth, beauty, life and death, and happiness. This book is unabashed, has no purpose, and does not talk about serious matters. It only uses the many beautiful things in the world to kill the time that will definitely not be saved. Everyone must have a core of determination, so that it will not be easily blown away by the wind in the universe. In this book, find your own attitude towards life.

This book is a collection of foreign literary essays by senior editor and translator Cao Yuanyong, including twenty-five literary essays including Tolstoy's train station, the search for Bulgakov, the poet Rilke in the era of scarcity, the fascinating "Khazar Dictionary", a person's Shakespeare, Naipaul observed with eyes and ears, Kipling and his utopian world, the erotic poet Ovid and the sex classics of ancient Rome, and the 2012 Nobel Prize for Literature event week records.

This book includes 99 essays written by the author in 2016. It is another masterpiece after the publication of the novel "Study Ditch" which was selected into the Xifenglie Series. Gao Jianqun, a famous contemporary writer and former vice chairman of the Shaanxi Federation of Literary and Art Circles and the Provincial Writers Association, wrote a preface and inscription; "This Morning's Heart" is a flower of words that blooms in the impetuous dust. It is the author Li Juhuai's reflection on the meaning of life in recent years. The crystallization is a through train of spiritual dialogue, which reaches the reader's heart in the low voice and simple singing. The articles included in this book seem to be picked up casually, but in fact, every word is fascinating, shining with the light of philosophy and wisdom.