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The giant bull made of black charcoal has its head facing east and its tail facing west. It lies dormant and hides its shape, as if it is gathering wealth and blessings. Mr. An Tuoer, the Yin and Yang man who came to Wo Niu to settle down, repeatedly warned: "This is Wo Niu. It should be quiet but not noisy. It should be hidden but not exposed. Only by being safe and stable can you keep a wealthy and benevolent person."

Don't be afraid to say goodbye to the past. After many years, you will find that the wrong person is still the same person who has not made any progress, and your vision, your tolerance, and your behavior are far beyond his reach. Let him no longer affect you, whether it is your life or your mood.

This book is the most important collection of columns written by Lu Qiu Luwei in her 20 years of media career. The book comprehensively displays her life attitude, living conditions, professional love and experience. It reviews and shows the formation of Luqiu Luwei's personal thoughts, values ​​and outlook on life over the years, as well as the way she uses her own independent thinking to understand, feel and treat the world in her professional experience. The article reflects the journey of a brave young reporter who grew up into an independent and mature public servant in an eager, professional and calm manner against the background of the great times. She knows that because of her career, she can see and experience much more of the world than ordinary people. Because of this, she feels that it is her duty as a media person to record these words so that readers can see and experience different worlds and thoughts. Luqiu Luwei carefully revised each article, making it more complete and of contemporary significance when read now.

15 stories, describing the depth and breadth of love. 256 Pages of content, a bold exploration of the nature of love. I thought that loving you meant giving of myself; but you said that love is a matter between two people. I once believed that even if the flowers bloom without fruit, even if we are strangers in the world, as long as I have you in my world, it is enough. However, when I grow up, I understand that love must have you and me to be complete. In this profound collection of essays, Gao Yanyang inherits the modern prose tradition of writing about himself and expressing his personality. With delicate brushstrokes like meticulous painting, he tells the seemingly real and illusory, hopeless and timeless love story between him and the people around him during the "wasteful, frenzied, and chaotic" youthful years.

"The Little Queen of Warm Love" Xia Bulu's new masterpiece uses words that go straight to the heart and real and touching emotions to tell delicious stories of walking independently, and also records happy moments of savoring joy. Ordinary and delicious food has unimaginable healing power. It can fill your stomach and cure your loneliness. 24 Ordinary people use the power of delicious food to accompany you as you walk alone.

This book is a collection of Shen Congwen's essays, and the selected articles are all based on Shen Congwen's life trajectory and hometown complex. Shen Congwen graduated from Yuanshui River and walked and stopped several times on Yuanshui River, writing down what he saw and felt along the way. The selected prose includes the author's memories in "Past Events in Western Hunan" and freehand writing in "Records of a Travel to Hunan", as well as the scenery of flowing water and clouds and Congwen's life insights after living in the city for a long time. Through these prose, we can clearly feel the author's attachment to the aesthetic image of water, and we can also understand that although he has been away from his hometown for many years, he is deeply rooted in the author's blood and cannot let go of his homeland.

This book is a collection of Xinhua News Agency's news reports on the 19th National Congress. It is an objective, comprehensive and authoritative collection of news reports. All articles have been published publicly and the authors are all Xinhua News Agency reporters. The book is divided into six chapters, namely "The first chapter is to never forget the original intention and keep the mission in mind", "the second chapter is to hold high the flag and create glory together", "the third chapter is to gather strength to draw a blueprint", "the fourth chapter is to unite and be pragmatic to compose a new song", "the fifth chapter is to forge ahead and achieve glory" and "the sixth chapter is to focus on the global event of grand times". The book has a complete style, accurate viewpoints and authoritative content. It can be used as a reference reading for the broad masses of cadres and the masses to understand the 19th National Congress.

This is a simple truth that this book tells us. Although it is so simple, we still need to use these words to help us recall the ups and downs of these old people who have lived for a hundred years. Only then can we truly draw such a simple and profound conclusion. Life is all about experiences and memories. Each of us is a passer-by in this world. Even a hundred years of smoke and clouds will still disappear with the wind. Fortunately, these texts, historical materials, and interviews are very objective, rarely using adjectives, and the style is very simple. They record a hundred years of personal trivia bit by bit according to time, as well as family and country events and our long-lost feelings.

"Writing Names on Water" is a work of spiritual cultivation by Ms. Liang. The writing style is exquisite and mysterious, and the realm is profound and grand. Dozens of essays cover the author's explorations and discussions in the fields of literature and art, Zen philosophy, history and religion, etc. It reflects the author's ideal and ambition to look at all living beings with compassion and bear suffering through artistic creation. The author discovers and creates beauty in a secluded life of cooking flowers, cooking grass, burning incense and drinking wine. He comprehends the meaning of Buddhism and Zen while staying away from the hustle and bustle and returning to nature, and then the artistic desire in aesthetic creation activities emerges, that is, the pursuit of ultimate and eternity. The author sees through the glitz of the mortal world, the gatherings and separations in the world, and the obsession with fame. He can overcome life and death, and explores the self-transcendence and salvation of life at the religious level.

This book is a collection of representative articles from Li Guowen's six works on the Tang Dynasty, Song Dynasty, Explanation, and Qing Dynasty, as well as "The Abnormal Death of Chinese Literati" and "The Living Method of Chinese Literary Men". Twenty-one chapters are divided into two parts: "The Silhouette of the Dynasty" and "The Tragedy of the Literary Man". It embodies Mr. Li Guowen's profound thinking on the relationship between imperial power and literati in Chinese history, as well as national character and the rise and fall of history.

A new collection of inspirational essays by emerging writer Ono-chan, recording growth and looking back on the past. Ono-chan is a super-personalized energetic girl who travels all over the country. She is a soft and cute girl who once broke out in the second dimension. She is a sharp-tongued international senior trainer and a supervisor of foreign companies in charge of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai and Anhui. Nowadays, venture capital elites occasionally guest tutor for college students. She has been the president of the Taekwondo club, the president of the animation club, and finally became an internationally registered senior trainer. Her nonchalant speech, humor and nonchalant attitude have gained her a large number of readers. This book records her journey from the beginning of her career to becoming an entrepreneurial mentor for venture capital elites and college students. It contains dozens of short stories, visible jokes, and profound insights. Yuan Yue, Jiang Nanchun, Zang Hongfei, and Urban Herding Niu insist on recommending it. The female literary youth in the venture capital industry loves to break up the female literary youth Ono-chan, holding the place in her heart that has not yet collapsed, and stepping on the fairy spirit! I hope you can understand her toughness as well as her gentleness, and not be coerced, not give in, and not afraid of the future!

The text of the book is divided into three parts: "Miner's Career", "Childhood Sweethearts" and "Qinhuai Notes", which respectively recall his working years, the past events of getting to know and accompany his lover, and recalling the time when he lived in Qinhuai as a child. The author has a story that is simple and touching, without pretense or exaggeration, and every word is full of sincere emotions. The review of the miners' career and Qinhuai records allows people to see life in Nanjing decades ago. What is particularly touching is the "Childhood Sweethearts" part. The author and his lover lived in a compound since childhood, and later got married. In his later years, his lover suffered from cancer... It is quite sad to read.

This may be one of the most enjoyable little books of 2018. A heart-to-heart book is also a heart-to-heart book. Ye Zhaoyan's prose is comfortable and friendly, like a conversation, full of witty words and quiet, but it can reflect the desolation and enthusiasm of the world's people and gain insight into this world of pain and goodness. With "Useless Beauty" accompanying you all the way, you will never be lonely no matter how wonderful the years are. Ye Zhaoyan's new collection of essays includes famous works such as "Ashes of Revolution", "Pain and Kindness", "Useless Beauty", "Chengren", "South of the Yangtze River", "Stealing Fire with Paper", "In Another Language", "This Kind of Cold". A few strokes of sparks are blazing, and the paper is filled with solemn compassion. Ye Zhaoyan has not changed his original intention, with "cannot help but care" about ordinary human affairs, and with the calmness and respectable honesty that can see through the world, he will sit across from you and talk about: the choice and abandonment of young people, the loneliness and perseverance of strivers, worldliness and ideals, seriousness and persistence... To cover up the illusion of the world and restore the truth of life. The gifts of life often come from non-utilitarian contributions. Although "beautiful" is "useless", it has the power to carry life.

Ye Mei has deep feelings and true intentions. In thirty-eight prose pieces, she freely and effortlessly displays the scenery encountered along the way and the life trajectories of the Tujia and other ethnic minorities. No matter the season, the size of the strokes, the joys and sorrows of the world, the sweet and sour taste, the sincerity, the refreshing, the words are filled with the fragrance of life and the strong spiritual power. What's even more rare is the kind of goodwill in her bones that is revealed in her words, towards nature and people. Ye Mei's prose does not show off the words, nor is it deliberately sculpted. It integrates descriptions of emotions, descriptions, and narratives. It is true, clear, simple and graceful, and the real interest can be seen in the natural simplicity. And she is a person who is good at narration. She can vividly describe a person or a story in a few strokes, and vividly paint the personality of a river or a mountain. The scenery and customs are completely different, which makes people yearn for it. They long to go to the Three Gorges, Enshi in Western Hubei, Badong, Jiuwan River, Longchuan River and all the places she has described.

Liang Heng is a famous essayist, and his prose has influenced generations of young people. This book is a collection of the essence of Liang Heng's fifty years of prose creation. "Landscapes Have Great Beauty" contains the essence of Liang Heng's travel prose, including famous works such as "Hukou Waterfall"; "Photographing the Railings" covers the millennium of cold and heat, and the rise and fall of the human world. What you see with your eyes can be put into paper. Landscapes and figures are all indisputable. This book is suitable for all literature lovers to read.

"Shannan Human Land" is named after Mr. Tao Yuanming's poems "Seeing Nanshan in a leisurely pace" and "Building a house in the human environment". The whole book is as its name suggests, natural and light. There is no majestic torrent of the great era, only the ordinary people's hearts and minds with daily necessities. There is a small town called "Shannan" in the Jianghuai hills known as the watershed. There are so many ordinary beings living in the small town. His or her daily life, family life, joys, sorrows and joys constitute these dozens of stories. These dozens of stories are divided into two series, titled "Men" and "Women" respectively. The story is not novel, has few twists and turns, and seems plain and ordinary. However, it is very readable under the author's straightforward and simple words. The stories of men and women are alternately staged and continue endlessly, with countless knots and changes. The full text is unembellished and full of the flavor of life. Shannan Town has charm, and so do the men and women of Shannan.

"Vegetable Story" is an essay on vegetable growing life, divided into winter and spring chapters and summer and autumn chapters. The author talks about his experience in growing vegetables in detail. In his eyes, every vegetable is considerate and the great wisdom of life is hidden in the vegetable garden. A basketful of food, a spoonful of drink, just like this, the days are steaming. In this "animistic" land, in the so-called pastoral life, the sense of solidity brought by work is reassuring.

Ye Shengtao was diligent in writing throughout his life and wrote a lot of works in various genres. Among them, his prose creation was the most praised. Amidst the plainness and moderation, there is rich meaning and charm; the writing is simple, but it is like chewing green olives, with a long aftertaste. At the same time, his prose is extremely standardized and can be learned and imitated by literature lovers. This book selects 70 excellent works and divides them into five series for the enjoyment of readers.

Zheng Zhenduo had broad interests and abundant writings throughout his life, and made important contributions to many aspects of Chinese cultural and academic undertakings. The contents of the works selected in this book cover almost all aspects of Zheng Zhenduo's colorful life, including reading, traveling, socializing, archeology, and collecting. They are all written vividly and naturally, with long-lasting aftertaste. A passionate soul can be seen in it.

Throughout Xia Zunzun's prose, his thoughts are clear, logical, simple and rigorous, concise and smooth. His narrative prose is vivid in description and accurate in expression, and his lyrical prose is deeply emotional and poetic. Ye Shengtao said in "\u003CXia Zunzun's Collected Works\u003E Preface": "He is a very sincere person. He writes whatever he thinks in his heart. He analyzes himself deeply and never hides his weaknesses. Therefore, reading his works is like listening to a close friend pouring out his heartfelt words." His prose can be used as a model for our study.

"This Thing of Love" is a collection of prose essays by the famous Japanese writer Akutagawa Ryunosuke. It includes the author's most famous essay "The Rumblings of a Dwarf" and his representative travel book "Travel Notes on China". It records Akutagawa Ryunosuke's travels to Shanghai, Suzhou, Hangzhou, Beijing, Tianjin and other places, and the scenic spots, customs and habits he saw, which comprehensively demonstrates the superb literary talent and aesthetic standards of this literary giant.

This book takes the emotional world of modern historical figures as its main content, with textual research, commentary, and analysis as its main lines, focusing on Zhang Ailing, Lin Huiyin, Lu Xiaoman, Meng Xiaodong, Xiao Hong, Pan Yuliang, Zhang Chonghe, Zhang Zhaohe, Yan Fu, and Liu Shi The family affairs and love affairs of sixteen cultural celebrities of the Republic of China, including Heng, Wu Mei, Liang Qichao, Xu Zhimo, Hu Shi, Yu Dafu, and Gu Foying, outline their rich and ups and downs of emotional world, vividly presenting a history of modern private life. The book is equipped with more than 100 rare historical pictures. The historical materials are rich, the arguments are vivid, and the writing style is informal.

"Catching is Better than Fishing" is a dialogue prose classic by the famous British writer Isaac Walton, "I would like to spend eternity in meditation, seek a quiet life, and achieve a beautiful destination." Through the mouths of an angler, a falconer and a hunter, the work talks about the fun of anglers, the knowledge of various fishes, and the realm of life and life reflected in fishing - simplicity, patience, indifference and contentment. It has strong philosophical meaning and readability.

Ge Liang, who has frequently won awards for his novels, meets readers with his prose about movies in this book and tells good stories related to movies. In the open-air cinema at night, "Shaolin Temple" is shown to a crowd, and the "fashionable tough guy" Takakura Ken, "Romance on Lushan Mountain" and "China's First Kiss"; "Hollywood" is coming, from "The Blue Bridge" to "The Bridge of Dreams", the eternal Garbo, the estranged love between two old movie fans; "The Thirty-nine Steps", an abandoned factory area underground film viewing party, a secret tour of the "Material Life" video store. Narrated or commented with a fresh and lively writing style, Ge Liang's memories and reflections on childhood, boyhood and youth life in light and shadow are touching after reading; his sensitive observation and excellent writing skills are vividly expressed in the book. Life flows in the changes of light and shadow. This story is our common memory. It belongs to me and to you.

This book records the author's journey from studying abroad, starting a business, falling in love, pursuing dreams, and finally having the courage to face all the hardships in life with an open-minded and unrestrained mind. It also intersperses some introductions to Australian customs and customs. I believe you can also have a more comprehensive understanding of the local culture. When you cross the Eurasian continent and come to a strange foreign country, you realize that the dream of studying abroad is not a colorful one.

This book is a collection of academic humanities essays by the famous scholar Sun Kangyi. It is divided into several parts: "Academic Career", "Friends' Friendships", "Life Notes" and "Social Insights". In the book, the author uses the unique upbringing attitude of a scholar to connect her with cultural elders Zhang Chonghe, famous writers Shen Congwen and Shi Zhecun, who know The interactions between famous scholars Ye Jiaying and Xia Zhiqing were eloquently told; Professor Sun viewed the humanistic interpretations of classic film and television works such as "Cold Mountain", "Piano Lesson" and "Bridge of Lost Dreams" with a cross-cultural research perspective, providing new insights from a high level.

This manuscript is the many thoughts and experiences of Li Hao, the famous novelist and winner of the Lu Xun Literature Award, about novel reading in modern times. "The stars above my head" refers to Kafka, Bruno Schulz, Milosz, Nabokov, Günter Grass and many other modern novel masters and representative works. The author places himself in the star-studded literary scene of the 20th century and explains his admiration and love through close reading of the text.

This book is a collection of historical and humanistic essays by the famous scholar Wang Binbin. Wang Binbin's articles are both scholarly and scholarly, writing with conscience and writing history. Talking about the May Fourth Movement, denounced Fang Qiu; "Lessons on Public Morality of "Chinese and Dogs Are Not Allowed"" tells a story that is clear and intolerant; "The Afterlife of Zhang Taiyan" traces the story from top to bottom, exploring and deducing the story of a cultural elder Duan's life and death are little known; "Hu Shi's Facing Chen Jitang" abandons the "left" view of "right" hope, writing with the conscience and independent personality of an intellectual, with a high position and unique insights.

Whenever night falls, the quiet night dilutes the enthusiasm and busyness left during the day, and only then are we ready to meet the hidden self. Quiet and quiet, rich and full in solitude, this is an experience only those who understand the charm of solitude can have. The author takes the year of freedom and leisure in his life as a gift to himself. Stay away from the familiar and stable life and devote yourself to the things you like without any distractions. Face life alone, get along with yourself calmly, be quiet and free, return to your heart, and welcome the vast sea and sky of life with an upward attitude. Being alone is not only a choice, an ability, but also a way of life. Behind the excitement is endless silence, but through hard work and choices, we can make life as close as possible to what you imagined. Life is a process of constant pursuit and search, and then giving up one by one. No one lives as he pleases, and we will eventually learn to face loneliness. To practice one person, there is no need to wait for others to complete it.

The book is named after Zhang Ailing's words: "Childhood is as long as eternity, and I live happily like years." "Staying Happy Days Like Years" is a collection of his short essays in recent years carefully selected by Liu Huangtian and Jiangsu Phoenix Literature and Art. The style is close to miscellaneous, and the length is short. Sometimes he uses reverse and dialectical thinking to "reverse the verdict". It is a little bit sharp but not mean, and has a long and mellow quality of life.

The author of this book has selected more than forty award-winning films at the Cannes Film Festival, introduced, analyzed, and commented on them one by one. While leading us to understand these classic works, he also put forward his own opinions: what is a good film, and what is the standard and core spirit of the Cannes Film Festival.

Life is full of ups and downs, high mountains and long rivers, twists and turns, and we keep moving forward towards the bright side. Not to go further and further, but to one day finally learn to follow the guidance of my own heart and arrive or return. This book selects more than fifty essays by Huang Lijuan, divided into three series: "Food and Color", "Hiking" and "Vipassana". The author records what he sees and hears with fresh, elegant, meaningful and warm writing style, conveys the movement of life, and gives people a peaceful and broad vision and spiritual enlightenment.

I think this way, all the stories in this book are connected by my life and Philip's life. Our life is very trivial and small, but for me, every bit of it is novel, and they make up my American life. They are very different from my previous life. Their difference is that it is not a life that is conventional, a life that follows what others say, or a life that follows step by step. What is life? It's a first-person account of life-my life.

"A Tale of Two Cities in Africa" ​​is a collection of essays. Based on the author's experience in Africa, the book is divided into two parts: "Collections from the City of Seven Hills" during his stay in Cameroon, West Africa, and "Fruits of the Acacia City" during his stay in Mozambique, Eastern Africa. The book records the author's feelings and insights during his stay in Africa. The characters are innocent and innocent, the scenery is rough and majestic, and the language is profound and philosophical. The author stands from the standpoint of a Chinese teacher and thinks about propositions such as cultural dissemination, civilization blending, and life existence.

This book is a collection of essays that are famous for their ideological quality, including the author's fine works of prose written in recent years, among which the most representative ones are "Medicine Introduction" and "Castration". These two works are based on unique materials, beautiful words, and combine ideological and artistic qualities. They have been grandly launched in the "First-line Prose" column and "Medium-length Prose" column of "Meiwen" magazine, and are issued with short comments from the editor. After the work was published, it attracted attention both inside and outside the circle. "Requiem Note" is also a work that focuses on reality and touches people's hearts. It was published in "Creation and Commentary" and "Xiamen Literature", and was later reprinted by "Selected Prose Magazine" and won the "Dongli Cup" 24th Sun Li Prose Award. As a text describing nostalgia, one can deeply feel the sorrow and sorrow of the work. All other works in the manuscript are unique, with different techniques, and each article has a distinct theme, which shows the author's broad creative vision and sense of responsibility. It fully demonstrates the artistic pursuit and aesthetic value of new prose. It is an important harvest of the author's bold exploration and concentrated creation in recent years.

"Banana Flower" is a collection of essays by Mr. Guo Moruo, which contains nearly 60 of Guo's classic essays. Mr. Guo is famous for his rich academic background. Reading his prose often brings surprises of "gaining knowledge". The writing style is fresh and refined, and the expression of emotions is delicate. As a cultural master of a generation, this book can be said to be a sincere monologue of his inner world. According to the content of the articles, we divided them into five series: "Elegance and Natural Creation", "Streaming Silhouettes", "Thousands of Miles of Clogs", "Memories of Old Knowledge" and "Art Cui Xinxiang". These collected articles are the essence of Mr. Guo's life articles.

The manuscript is a collection of essays written by cultural expert and famous scholar Wang Hailong this year, including five parts: "China in New York", "Anthropology and Others", "From Pengcheng to New York", "Hot Discussions on the United States" and "New Tradition". In addition to telling his own academic experience and academic insights, it also tells a larger story about the author's views on many modern and contemporary historical and cultural celebrities. The search and reminiscences about their unknown past in New York, such as Dong Dingshan, Xia Zhiqing, Xu Zhimo's son Ah Huan, Xiang Meili, Pearl Buck, Lao She, Ye Qianyu, Song Meiling, Zhang Xueliang, Li Hongzhang, Chinese worker Ding Long, etc. In addition to telling about the long-standing exchanges between China and the United States, it also highlights the universal and great patriotism and nostalgia of overseas Chinese.

The prose book "Middle Age" is a masterpiece selected from a large number of prose works written by Mr. Yu Pingbo throughout his life. It is also the essence of Mr. Yu's prose. Mr. Yu Pingbo is a poet, essayist and scholar all in one, and his prose also has the strengths of a poet, essayist and scholar. The works collected in this book have the charm of poetry, the diluted beauty of prose, and the rationality and meticulousness of a scholar. Mr. Yu Pingbo's prose is like a glass of aged wine. It is not suitable for cola-style drinking, but is more suitable for people to taste carefully in the quiet of the night.

This book is divided into four volumes, A, B, C and D, as well as small introductions and appendices, and contains more than 30 pieces of his prose, book reviews, essays, letters, prefaces and postscripts. In the span of nearly thirty years, the author has come into contact with famous modern and contemporary literature scholars such as Shi Zhecun, Bing Xin, Niu Han, Cai Qijiao, Wu Boxiao, Lu Jian, Qian Gurong, Wei Huangnu, etc. Many chapters in this book describe these experiences. Since many of them have passed away today, the author's words and images have really preserved a lot of the legacy and charm of these masters for future generations, and some letters are also relatively precious historical materials. Some book review works mainly discuss the characters and works in the history of modern and contemporary literature, commenting on whether or not, and often provide new insights, such as discussions on the works of Wu Zuguang, Ba Jin, Lao She, Li Guangtian, Sun Li, etc. And their complex life experiences. At the same time, they also extend to broad thinking on the history of modern literature and social life.

This book is a continuation of the famous "Open Book Gossip" collection of reading essays written by the author over the years. Included in each issue of "Open Book Gossip" from June 2012 to December 2013, it contains a large amount of contemporary and fleeting humanistic information. It can be read as a short article or as a literary and historical material. It is very readable.

This book is one of the third series of Kaijuan Bookstore. It is a collection of essays by the famous poet, writer and publisher Mr. Xu Lu. Among them, there are those who admire the sage masters, such as Sun Li, Liang Zongdai, Lu Xun, Xu Chi, Feng Zikai, Zeng Zhuo, Lu Yuan, etc., And some who praise the book friends Shi Jun, such as the painters He Feibai, Xiao Jishi, Mei Chunlin, the flutist Tu Lin, the calligrapher Liu Yongze, the poet and essayist Zhao Lihong, and the essayist Li Huazhang, whose writing is mellow and plump, caring and considerate. Of course, it is also indispensable to discuss famous books and books, such as "Short Stories Series by European and American Famous Writers", "Open Book", "Wedding on the Execution Ground", "Yangtze River Literature and Art", etc. For literature lovers, it is extremely interesting and readable.

"Three Kingdoms·Jingzhou" is Zhu Sujin's masterpiece of literary scripts after he switched from novel writing to screenwriting. It is another historical masterpiece after "Kangxi Dynasty", "Jingzhou" and "Zhu Yuanzhang". This book also contains many beautiful and magnificent essays such as "Sharing Cao Cao", "The Most Beautiful and Dangerous", "The Mountain is the Sea Standing Up", "I am the Wine", etc. These essays not only reflect Zhu Sujin's literary creation level and strength, but also allow us to personally feel the writer's strong idealism and romanticism. Among them, "Three Kingdoms·Jingzhou" is the initial version of the annual blockbuster "Shadow" directed by Zhang Yimou.

This book is the second in the "Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter" series of novels based on Chinese legendary notes by author Zhang Dachun. Continuing the extremely skillful but contemporary bookstore narrative technique in the previous work "The Young Master of Spring Deng", the novelist further focuses on the vast and deep rivers, lakes and forests, and the noisy market and bookshops to the temples and private schools. The strange, ugly and embarrassing situations in the officialdom and examination halls of the modern times are all characters with different agendas. They also present the complex spectrum of the rise and fall of the intellectual and powerful classes in modern China. At the same time, it raises a question: Which one is the fault of the other, novelist or historian?

The poetry of Shaanxi people, with the bleakness and gentle desolation of the west wind, is heart-wrenching to read and pleasing to the eye.

"In the Name of Love" is a collection of essays, which writes the author's feelings and thoughts in life through nine parts: unforgettable family ties, beautiful souls, rural customs, market miniatures, ancient city reverie, thinking about nature, humanistic portraits, travel experiences and town memories. The author goes deep into life, with deep feelings for his hometown and fellow villagers, and uses his fresh and simple writing style to describe the "little people" one by one, fully reflecting the real life of the people. The language of the article is concise, but it makes people feel deeply after reading it.

The content of this book is divided into two parts. The upper part is divided into two chapters: my university and my relationship with my classmates. The next part also has two chapters: an interview 30 years after the resumption of the college entrance examination (1977-2007) and an interview 30 years after graduation (1982-2012). The author Wang Xiyuan is one of the first batch of college students after the resumption of the college entrance examination in 1977. He writes about his understanding and nostalgia for college life in a natural way and the friendship between classmates in a sincere way.

The book contains 83 works, divided into four series: Love for Hometown, Unforgettable Family Love, Xunyang Style, and Past Like Smoke. The whole work has a simple style of writing, concise language, sincere feelings, and strong thoughts. It often reveals big themes from a small perspective, demonstrating the responsibility and responsibility of "literati must go deep into life and speak for the times and society."

This is a soulful book that describes the fireworks of time and human emotions. The poet stands on the "commanding heights" of his thoughts, uses superb poetic skills and multi-dimensional reality to record the mirror image of the soul in a flying state. The poet's emotions are naked, revealing the authenticity of the original state; the images he depicts are unfamiliar and have strong originality. The whole book is filled with the clouds of heaven and humanity, and shines with the warmth and care of human nature.

Youth is like a sugar cube, angular, fragile, absurd and sweet. However, when I was young, I was happy even if it was fragile, and sincere even if it was absurd. That sweetness permeates life bit by bit. Even if you have grown up, you still hope to have the innocence and fearlessness of your youth.

The author of the book follows his own growth process and uses memories, documentary, narrative and lyrical techniques to reproduce for readers the various historical vicissitudes and arduous struggles that the generation born in the 1950s has experienced under the training and education of the Party. The author was born in a poor mountain village on the island. His father was paralyzed in bed for 18 years when he was a child. The family of nine relied on state relief. He also relied on the hard-working spirit of struggle to grow up. After joining the work, he moved in and out of 6 units, from grassroots communes to higher-level government agencies, to enterprises, to government agencies, and to grassroots towns and villages. Everywhere he went showed the author's spirit of endless struggle. The author strictly abides by the code of conduct of "keeping a low profile and doing things with a high profile". He is like a pawn who has gone through ups and downs across the river and keeps moving forward. He is the individual representation of this generation.