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"Little Fool" is the third part of the "Little Mr. Trilogy" by Lu Prize-winning writer Pang Yuliang. It is a long prose about how rural children awarded scars all over their bodies as medals to their childhood years. As the 10th child in the family, the author faced the dilemma of having no bed to sleep on several times. The poorer families become smaller and smaller as they are divided into smaller families, and they also become more and more empty. All that is left is the yellow mud urn for storing food that no one wants, and it is also where the author stays every night. The increasingly smaller living space and the stronger desire for survival made him self-taught in the boundless wilderness as a child. The plants, small animals and wild fruits on the land became his enlightenment classroom one by one. "Little Muddlehead" continues the optimistic and humorous style of "Little Bug". It is a childlike story of "a mud boy foraging for food" and a unique prose text narrated in the second person. Together with "Little Mr." And "Little Bug", it cleverly forms a literary series of "You, Me and Him".

This book is a collection of prose, essays, and literary theories with a wide range of topics. Based on his rich study, work, and life experiences at home and abroad, the author outlines the things worth recording in life and what he sees, hears, and feels in an easy-to-understand and poetic language; the book's comments on "A Dream of Red Mansions" and Liu Rushi's research and some comments, full of unique personal insights, which are not only based on the foundation of traditional culture, but also incorporate some viewpoints rich in the characteristics of the times, reflecting the spirit of cultural creators to constantly break through their own cultural limits and discover their true selves, which is conducive to promoting the formation of a good cultural creation atmosphere in society and promoting the prosperity and development of culture.

"Heart Spring" is a collection of essays by the famous writer Wang Yu, which includes the author's prose works published in magazines and newspapers such as "People's Literature", "Guangming Daily", "Literary Journal", "Essayist", and "Hongyan" over the years. The author's profession is medicine, he has rich life experience, and he also served in the army. The unique career and rich experience have given the author a new perspective and thinking on every aspect of life, such as the military stations on the Sichuan-Tibet Line and the young lives lost for this lifeline. He also has the insights and mental journey of writing the novels "Water Dragon Song" and "Filling Sichuan", etc., Which gives these prose works with distinctive personal characteristics. At the same time, due to Sichuan's rich historical and cultural heritage, these works have a "Sichuan flavor" that is different from other provinces.

The humorous genius Liu Yuan has released a new masterpiece after ten years. Traveling around in the world, enjoying delicious food, beautiful scenery, family and friendship, and various city scenes, with a playful face, talent, tenderness, and desolation in the heart. First class text. Joyful and humorous, compassionate and desolate, full of talent. He is a popular columnist and the manager of a public account with 500,000 followers. His tweets are frequently read up to 10W, and a single article is read up to 2 million. Well-known writers Ye Zhaoyan, He Liwei, Pan Tsev, and host Ma Ke sincerely recommend it! After many years of accumulation, this is a return to calmness, with all the frivolity gone. A tear-jerking transformation that is refreshing for fans. In this book, you will see the words of the humorous genius Liu Yuan who traveled across the country, tasted delicious food, and cherished and cherished each other with his relatives and loved ones over the years. Under the strange, playful, humorous and joyful words, the desolation that has been remembered for thousands of years, and the deep affection that is soft to the bone, often make people want to cry, and the taste of life and Taoism are all in it.

This book collects 71 moments and 71 emotions in relationships, trying to give the lovelorn some possibility of healing. "Will I be loved? Do I still have sincere and passionate love?" "I'm very sorry. One summer, I was so anxious to love you that I couldn't find you thinking about running away." "I seem to have been lonely all the time." "I went to see the sea where you broke the promise for you, and where are you?"... Simple words respond to the heart, and the answer will emerge deeply and shallowly in my heart as the pages of the book turn.

There are fifteen chapters in this book: movie, bottom line, redemption, renting a house, the narrow door, resurrection, strange path, asking for help, fate, star, trial, memory, return, going wild, the soul of the book contains fifteen stories and fifteen insights.

This book is a concentrated thematic description of empty things in the countryside by An Ning, a well-known writer born in the 1980s, in the form of prose, such as wind, rain, snow, rivers, moon, birds, clouds, fallen leaves, homes, etc. Inheriting the children's perspective in his "Countryside Trilogy" such as "Our Disappearing Rural Life", "Forgotten Plants in the Countryside" and "Countryside Idle People". The writing style is quiet, simple, restrained, and tends toward emptiness. The works use lonely or lively human stories to carry thoughts and descriptions of natural voids. The human world represents excitement and noise, which is also the face of secular life in the countryside. The essence of pastoral life that humans have been pursuing for thousands of years lies in the quiet and poetic natural scenery, rivers, earth, wind and rain, clouds, fallen leaves, etc., Which soothe the human soul in an ethereal and floating form, and this is also the author An Ning's intention in writing this work.

Over the course of three years, writer Fu Fei went deep into the basin of her hometown in northeastern Jiangxi. During her long-term and detailed field observations, she realized the interdependence between nature and humans. About fish, birds, snakes, weasels, squirrels, as well as wilderness, rivers, ponds... In inaccessible places, the evolution of species and the natural evolution of ecological diversity present the wild beauty of the basin in all four seasons. The writer's heartfelt love and compassion for wild animals and plants, and the resulting efforts to restore the natural ecosystem, have transcended the meaning of the words themselves.

Lin Zhongyang has lived in Germany for a long time and has deep feelings for the people there and the land of Europe. During his long-term life and work, the author has used keen observation and characteristic expressions to make "My Years in Germany" a window for readers to understand the thoughts, living habits and other aspects of the people of Germany and other European countries. The author's many years of writing experience give her a strong sense of typicality when describing her writing subjects. The author has been writing prose for a long time, which makes the author's writing more delicate and vivid.

The author had the opportunity to study and live in Singapore when she was in college. It was a critical time for her to grow up, and many of the things she encountered were meaningful to her later growth. The author has a lot of writing experience, and this book is a recorded history of her growth. Her writing experience gives this book a unique style that resonates with the soul of every reader.

In the early 1990s, Yu Zemin came to live in Hungary, and he took a unique path from stranger to familiarity. Because there are so many collisions between cultures, he has the idea of ​​using literary techniques to describe the things around him. In the Budapest and other places in Hungary he writes about, the people show their deep cultural character through little things. The people who showed their warmth at any time made him like it there even more. Although there are things he doesn't like about it. There, he felt the beauty of diverse human touch.

Through his writing, the author of "Broad Freedom" clearly describes that the harmonious coexistence of man and nature is completely achievable. When people have a more objective and emotional view of the world and nature, all things in nature are friendly and sincere to people. Because the author has been writing novels for a long time, he has a natural advantage in describing the psychology of characters.

This book consists of dozens of prose works written by the author in recent years, and is one of the works in the "Hundred Flowers·Chinese Nature Writing" series. This book runs through a lively and flexible "natural history" style, and the collected works are divided into parts such as water, navigation, and shore. However, it avoids the simple classification by subject matter of general thematic essay collections and the rigid and homogeneous writing style of reference book entries. The author extensively collects rare historical materials, uses humorous and vivid language, and uses the customs and folklore of the Sichuan River Basin to recreate the beautiful ecology created by an ancient river. What this river carries and embodies is not only the large number and variety of swimming fish in the water, not only the simple, strong, courageous and optimistic boat trackers on the bow and shore, but also an ancient and magnificent scenery that has gradually moved away from human beings living by the water and fighting against the dangers of the beach. These intricate stories of fiction and reality, of sorrow and joy, are just like the world-famous Sichuan River trumpet. After the writer's explanation and retelling, they break through the miasma of time and re-explode on the turbulent waves of the Sichuan River and swirl around the winding mountains of the Shu Road.

The latest collection of essays by writer Zhou Jieru. The whole book revolves around the theme of "food". Food, in addition to satisfying people's appetite, is also inextricably linked to the deep and shallow memories of life. In my hometown, in a foreign place, at the dinner table at home, in the gathering of close friends, in silence and solitude... Thousands of memories are held on the small dinner plate, and all kinds of memories are flowing. Now, let us look back again and take a look at the "Flower Rice Noodles", "Red Rice" and "Miso Soup" that flash in our lives. They are so free and lively.

This is the life monologue of a woman born in Daliang Mountain, about growth, suffering, departure and return, about love and resentment, joy and sorrow. Walking in the absurd reality full of gravel and thorns, Aweimu Yiluo was able to gain insight into the absurd nature of life. In a seemingly hopeless predicament, she used a humor that transcended reality to shine the light of life in the depths of the years for herself and all sentient beings.

"A person with a wound on his body picked up a fruit with a wound on his body. It doesn't matter. The fruit will bear fruit after all." In "Speechless, Like No Sorrow", Wang Xiaoli vividly shows the readers the "wounded fruit" she picked up in this ordinary world. Whether it is an ordinary stray cat, a maverick "nail house" at a demolition site, or a strange patient encountered in the waiting room of a hospital, her quiet narration unexpectedly revealed the solid texture of life.

As a descendant of frontier pioneers, the writer Nanzi once lived in the small town of Kueybag on the southern border of Xinjiang, and experienced various changes in the times that the town was like the sky. These changes are intertwined with a woman's growth and observation history, the gatherings, joys and sorrows of an ordinary family, and the seemingly calm but undercurrents of people's hearts and lives in a small town. The writer uses poetic brushstrokes to describe the ancient and mysterious customs of southern Xinjiang, depicting grape drying houses, handmade musical instrument shops, flaming red mountains, and open-air cinemas... He plays a long and affectionate "Oasis Song" for all those who love and are loved.

This book has selected more than fifty articles from the works published in "Prose" in 2021, which is a collection of this year's best works in "Prose". The whole book is divided into four series according to the content and focus of the articles. There are chapters that reflect the grand themes of history and humanities, there are elegant sketches that describe romance and leisure, and there are more works with realistic themes that cut into life. It brings together the beauty of words, thoughts and emotions, and shows the creative aspects of the contemporary prose literary world from multiple angles. It is a collection of prose works worth looking forward to. Many works have been published in "Selected Prose" and "Prose." Reprinted in "Overseas Edition", "Overseas Digest", "Youth Digest", etc.

The writer who was born at the seaside returned to the fishing village for on-the-spot investigation and interviews, recording the living conditions of fishermen in the fishing village in the process of urbanization at close range. During the communication with the fishermen, he traced the thrilling past in the stormy sea, and searched for the folklore lost in time in the classics and materials. Legend, listen to the resonance between the marine environment and human life, analyze the transfer and evolution of marine culture in the changing times, and reveal the complex relationship between natural ethics and human civilization through meticulous observation records and compassionate reflections.

This book is the "flowers picked up in the morning and evening" written by an old man. In the small town of Huaihe River, there are often floods, banditry, and famine, but there is also a simple family tradition, and love is still clear and palpable in the midst of scarcity. Various details are intertwined with each other, which is the memory of a generation polished by words, and is also the background of life for us and even future generations. Yan Zhentian's writing style is plain and simple, but he describes a corner of an era in detail. It is an indispensable folk narrative about that period of time.

This book is a collection of essays, which mainly tells what the author sees, hears, feels, and thinks. It is a reflection of social life and a record of the author's life. Such as "Setting up a street stall", "High school notes during the college entrance examination", "There is no word "easy" in the adult world", etc. Eternal family love, especially parents, and the deep love for the mountains and rivers of my hometown. "The local pronunciation that cannot be changed, the nostalgia that cannot be forgotten", "Welcome to Shangfu Village" and "The Stone Cave in Shangfu Cave", in the author's writing, Shangfu Village is a remote village in Xiangxiang near Ningxiang and Shaoshan. It has beautiful mountains and clear waters, and is especially famous for its beautiful caves and rocks. "He and Her", "Half a Lifetime with No Regrets" and "Solitude is a Kind of Practice" are scans of today's social world. Real life makes people think rationally and adds confidence and wisdom in silence. This book not only records the times, but also praises the civilization and progress of society. It is also a vivid portrayal of one's own mature growth, unremitting struggle, pursuit of perfection, and glorious life of contribution to society.

This manuscript is a collection of essays written by a domestic psychiatrist. After ten years, it has been compiled into a collection. It is one of the trilogy of "Medicine and Humanities" written by the author with great pains. This collection uses time as a context to talk about the history of psychiatry, mental health, spirituality and many other issues. For decades, in order to bridge the gap between "two cultures" - "nature and humanities", he has traveled back and forth between the bridge of "medicine and humanities", striving to unify the benevolence, truth-seeking and aesthetics of doctors who help the world. The author has a unique writing perspective, beautiful writing style, rich pictures and texts, full of enlightenment, and is worthy of reading by readers.

This book is a collection of 48 essays, divided into five parts: "The Equation of Life", "Singing and Whispering", "Sentiments of the Years", "The Wind is Light and the Clouds Are Calm" and "Talking Over Tea". In his works, the author thinks deeply about the meaning, value and role of life, and depicts the life in the market and the emotions of ordinary working people. This book has a strong sense of history and vicissitudes. At the same time, it also vividly expresses the praise of noble moral character and simple emotions through drinking tea and borrowing objects to express emotions.

Jiang Shumei, 86, is known as the "legendary grandma". Her life is like a series of "crazy" adventures. Born in 1937, the Japs entered the village when he was 10 months old; when he was 11 years old, the People's Liberation Army invaded Jinan; when he was 22 years old, he suffered from the Great Famine; when he was 29 years old, he suffered from the Cultural Revolution. She escaped death many times, but she always lived with laughter. I learned my first word at the age of 60, and published my first book at the age of 76. Accidentally, she became a national hit, and CCTV called her the "Legendary Grandma". I started learning painting again at the age of 80 and calligraphy at the age of 82. My next goal is to live to be 130 years old. The book "My Mother is Eight and a Half Years Old" you are looking at now is written by her daughter. It is a small summary of Grandma Jiang's adventure career of more than 80 years. Opening this book is like holding a chair and sitting with grandma in the small courtyard in the afternoon and listening to her talk. She turned her heavy experiences into jokes, and her casual words were all golden. She always says to her readers: Don't cry when reading my books. Those things are over, and you should be happy.

Zhang Haochen's first collection of prose essays in his writing career is also his brand new work after two years of absence. In this book, Zhang Haochen records his life in recent years, shares his life, the stories of people around him, and the insights derived from them. He opened up himself and revealed it to the readers, including his past memories, his youthful past, his understanding of life, and his care for the people and things around him. For everyone, maybe the worst period has been over, but every dawn after the dark night, I still want to watch the sunrise with you, and every night after the dusk, I still want to watch the moon with you for a long time.

This is a book that transcends age. It talks about healing at different stages of life, explores "subtle philosophical thoughts" about spiritual practice, love and suffering, and happiness, and gives endless motivation to those who are confused.

This is an epic picture of childhood life, a children's version of "The Ordinary World", a version of "Old Things in the South of the City" for those born in the 1970s, and a modern version of "Morning Blossoms Picked Up at Dusk". Through the prose story of a young man who lives in a mountain village with many brothers, a sick father, and a poor family, who grows up hard, overcomes various difficulties to realize his desire to study and go to school, and strives to realize his dream, it shows the delicate psychological growth process of young children. The language is simple, natural and friendly, with strong regional characteristics and children's characteristics. It is an ideological crutch, an emotional beacon, and a beacon to guide children's growth. It is an ink painting of the customs and sentiments of northern Henan, and a panoramic view of rural life in the 1980s!

The plane shattered. I'm from Earth, now on Mars. Looking around, everything is gray. Seven or eight steps away from me, a group of people stood. I can see clearly at a glance, the cat-faced person!

Jiang Xiaotian, who graduated from a prestigious high school, came to the military academy with an experience mentality, but everything was beyond his imagination. The unbearable harsh management and training every day made him fall into the confusion of life. At this moment...

Only through the passage of time and vicissitudes of life can we discover our own frivolity and ignorance and the richness and variety of society. For all of us, we are just a speck of dust among all living beings, but dust also has the meaning of being dust. Although we are very small to the world, to ourselves we are the whole world. Although "Dust" is not large in length, its content is all-encompassing, including the author's insights on life, work, and life. It is profound, interesting, and high-spirited, and demonstrates the author's positive and optimistic life attitude and philosophy.

This book is a collection of essays. This book is divided into five series: "Three Links of Heart", "Aspirations for Good Books", "Deeds Depend on Human Resources", "Sentiments in All Directions" and "Examples", and contains a total of 78 articles. The whole book shows what the author experienced, saw, thought, and felt while working in Sanlian Bookstore. The article discusses one issue and one policy. The language is vivid and lively, with a sense of the scene and a reading appeal. The content in the book condenses practical publishing experience, systematically demonstrates the author's original intention of publishing, and can be used as a reference for news and publishing practitioners. It also includes some articles commemorating the predecessors of Sanlian and the older generation of publishing workers, which better presents the publishing brand of Sanlian Bookstore to readers, sets a benchmark for the publishing industry, and can also enlighten and inspire the majority of readers.

"Spring at Wotou River" is a collection of essays by the author. The collected essays record his observations and thoughts on life, with themes about family affection, nostalgia, mission, celebrity interviews, anti-epidemic, and creative process. Zhang Boling's collection of essays has a strong autobiographical nature. Each of his essays contains real experiences, real characters, real scenes, and real emotions. He rose from the basis of reality to rational perception, from the scenes around him to the ideal pursuit of the country's cause, from regional phenomena to the spirit of the times, from personal work to organizational behavior, from the subtle to the big realm, and achieved a subtle understanding of the matter, the form is dispersed but the spirit is not dispersed. This is a work that reflects the growth process of rural grassroots cultural cadres. It is of great practical significance and is worthy of publication.

Cats and cats continue to love and kill each other, and humans and cats continue to fall in and out of love. There is no limit to loving cats. Only by loving cats can you know how to love yourself. Emily, a cat baby suffering from severe cat dependence, is hopeless. How much do you love cats? After installing a webcam and monitoring obsessively 24 hours a day, I discovered that the cat really slept for 20 hours a day without moving. I started to miss my cat after three or four days of traveling away from home. The spotless hotel with no cat hair did not feel like home at all because of the absence of the cat. Have you ever done a moral test? If you speak kind words to rice every day, it will slow down the rate at which it gets moldy. How would your cat's attitude change if he was showered with compliments all day long? Anyway, Meimi, who is sensitive and loves to hide from others, listens to "flattery" all day long, and gradually likes to show up in front of others. What would happen if she was a giant cat and I was a little human, and the roles of human and cat were reversed? The giant cat monster will probably do whatever he wants, like forcing your cat to wear a grapefruit hat. What if your cat could talk? Does it talk sweetly to you or complain to you? Is it moving to tears, or is it like listening to a stand-up comedy and making you burst into laughter? When you love to the extreme, your imagination will wander. Living with cats, every day is full of wonderful thoughts. Two people, four cats, life is difficult but luckily there is love floating in the universe.

Emily is a timid and conscientious scavenger who is always at the bottom of the family. No cat is afraid of her even if she roars intolerable. Together with her fellow tenant, Ms. Jiang, she lives with four cats with different personalities: Tovi, Fantuan, Meimi, and Chen Mingzhu. While she devotedly served the four teachers at home who had many demands, she also learned the philosophy of life from them and constantly reflected on where she had not served them well enough. The stray cat Chen Mingzhu was picked up from the street. The reason why she was named Mingzhu was because she hoped that the name would bring her hope of life. She was about three months old when she was picked up. She was malnourished, skinny, with sparse hair, respiratory infections, asthma, skin diseases, gastrointestinal problems, a belly full of worms, unable to make a sound, and rotten teeth that were so rotten that her gums would break into black bones. Next... She was dying, full of stench, and full of diseases. Doctors thought she wouldn't live long, but under the careful care of Emily and Miss Jiang, she stubbornly transformed into a sexy actress and Instagram celebrity, and was loved by three thousand people. On the one hand, she is lively and considerate, optimistic and strong, and does everything she can to please others by acting coquettishly and cutely; on the other hand, she is wreaking havoc at home all day long, picking fights, bullying her brothers and sisters, being naughty, arrogant, unscrupulous, and shameless. But Emily learned that people who make people feel warm and calm, interesting and make people laugh will be welcomed wherever they go.

Some people live in high-rise buildings, some live in deep ditches; some are radiant, and some are covered in rust; some are free, relaxed and romantic, and some make a living and support their families with a heavy burden... There are smooth roads and ravines in the world. Living on the tenth floor of the human world, who has not encountered this charming and torturous life? Among these encounters, there is a father who drove a big car into a ditch three times and had to die to stay alive; a mother who was suddenly seriously ill and did not want to spend money for treatment and almost killed herself by drinking pesticide; ; There are villagers who dare not go out to work with their families and their monthly income is less than 1,000 yuan; there are people on the edge of the city who carry the darkness and walk between buildings, for survival, responsibility, and for a distant future... They are born broken and can only repair them while living. They may spend their whole lives cleaning up the messy life, but they still choose to walk toward the light and live upward. The mud plow is also the sign of all living beings, and the confusion in the ten directions will be opened from now on. The road of the world is rough, whether it is sweet or bitter may only depend on a thought between you and me.

Since 2018, Zhejiang Voice has accelerated its pace of integrated media with "sound" as the core, and has continuously created a trinity of "audible, readable, and visible" integrated media broadcasts, and has achieved gratifying achievements. The book consists of three sections: "Good Voices, Comes from 'Real' Voices", "Good Voices, Sings from the Soul" and "Good Voices, Play with Creative Life", and displays and summarizes the planning background, product concepts, production highlights and social responses of excellent broadcast integrated media products in the form of cases.

This book is the memoirs of Mr. Cheng Tianzhu, an alumnus of Shanghai Jiao Tong University and former chief engineer of the Science and Technology Bureau of China State Shipbuilding Corporation. The author has long served in the national shipbuilding industry authorities. The book uses the author's personal experience to fully demonstrate the various stages of the development of my country's shipbuilding industry from weak to strong and even to become a major and powerful world shipbuilding country. It also fully reflects the important contributions made by the author in participating in and engaging in the organization and management of major national shipbuilding science and technology projects. This book interprets the development history of New China's shipbuilding industry from one side.

The author himself analyzes and thinks about the difficulties faced by many writers and some of the chaos.

An atypical cat book that has been selling for nearly 20 years, it tells the story of a heroic cat tribe in a reinforced concrete jungle, where he met, got to know, and forgot about each other in the world of more than a dozen "city hunters" with different personalities. Novelist Zhu Tianxin is a cat lover and a senior animal protection volunteer. She once joked that she "dreams about sleeping with animals every ten years, which earned her the reputation of being a waste of novels." She has a long-standing bond with the creatures that suddenly appear and disappear in her house and on the streets outside her house. In "Hunters," a classic collection of essays featuring street cats as the protagonists, she records the lives of more than a dozen "hunters" on the fringes of the city with an equal perspective of observation and clear words of love and hate. They have different personalities. Some are battle-hardened and wild like street emperors, while others are timid, dull, greedy and clingy. Some linger in human homes, while others are lost on the streets. Living together in a cold city, these brief encounters between humans and cats are full of warmth and arouse people's inner sense of social responsibility.

"Life is Like a Flower" is a collection of essays that well explains the living conditions of Li Daxi and Wei Dan. They always use travel and writing to decorate their lives when they have time, making their lives full and colorful, just like blooming flowers, gorgeous and beautiful. Reading this work, one can appreciate the beauty and truth in their words, their broad vision and beautiful life. "Life Like Flowers" contains 28 essays by Li Daxi and Wei Dan about travel and life. Their writing is beautiful, free and easy, and has strong healing power. It can convey the huge energy contained in ordinary life to readers, allowing readers to feel the fun, excitement and hope in life.

Based on the knowledge and experience in life, work and travel, we express our understanding and perception of seasons, life and the world; we use personalized language to show the pictures of seasons, life and the world, as well as the philosophical thoughts caused by them; we organically combine the magic and magnificence of nature with the splendid variety of life, and restore the original simple and true form of life.

Yang Ao's first work "Living a Relaxed Life", the author Yang Ao's writing captures the essence of Cai Lam's writing, and writes the fun of life in a plain and simple way. This work selects the essence of Yang Ao's articles. The book writes about his daily things, but it also contains details that everyone faces in daily life, making it plain and interesting. The author writes about daily meals, getting along with his family, working around Mr. Cai, the scenery he sees, the trivial things he faces, etc., Which are all things we will face in life. The author writes about this daily fun, which can also make readers feel ordinary days. Ordinary life is the most valuable, and seeks a state of life with a sense of relaxation.

This book is a collection of essays written by Chen Pingyuan, a famous scholar and professor of liberal arts at Peking University, focusing on the "Chinese Department of Peking University". He recalls "the past is like smoke", appreciates "the romantic relationship between teachers and friends", and outlines an "alternative history of the department" to reflect his own "Chinese feelings". Most of those recalled or described in the book are teachers and friends that the author has come into contact with, mainly from the Chinese Department of Peking University, such as Wu Zuxiang, Lin Geng, Le Daiyun, Qian Liqun, Wen Rumin, Xia Xiaohong, etc.; Extended to the entire Chinese and foreign academic circles, such as Wang Yuanhua, Qian Gurong, Wang Furen, etc. The second and fifth series, which are mainly discussions, focus on literary education and can be read as the background of the other three series.

The book "Su Jin's Hong Kong Past" is based on the real correspondence between Su Jin and her sister Su Mei (the names of the main characters involved in the letter have been changed for the sake of the believer and her family). It tells the story of Su Jin's daily life in Hong Kong for twenty years and the joys and sorrows she experienced during that period. Su Jin is from Shanghai. When she was young, she became a dancer because of her poor family. After meeting Mr. Zhang, she gave birth to three children without status. But Zhang later took his first wife and children to Hong Kong, and Su Jin lost her source of livelihood. In desperation, she went to Hong Kong alone in 1956. The three children stayed in Shanghai and were taken care of by Su Jin's sister and brother-in-law. Su Jin lived frugally in Hong Kong and kept sending money to Shanghai. Through this book, we can feel Su Jin's forbearance and suffering as a woman and a mother in Hong Kong for twenty years; we can also see the various attitudes of an ordinary Hong Kong citizen towards life and world affairs, especially the unique experience of the changes and development of Hong Kong in the two decades from 1956 to 1976. Although these letters are Su Jin's personal sorrow and joy, they also reflect the lives of the lower class people in Hong Kong from the 1950s to the 1970s. They are not only fragments of Su Jin's personal life history, but also historical documents for studying the urban history of Hong Kong. The presentation of letters in this book is restrained and appropriate, and the source of the letters is vivid and deeply impactful.

How to be a scholar-teacher? Teacher Zhou Yimin describes his ideal pursuit and practical process in this educational essay. The author looked back on his childhood reading and the process of mutual growth between teachers and students in reading teaching, and thus proposed the Chinese teaching belief of approaching and understanding children, and living an ideal literary life with children in reading children's literature. This experience and belief infused him with spiritual foundation. Along the way, the relatives, friends and even strangers around him, as well as the small events in life, are all sources of inspiration for the author's educational enlightenment. The sincere interactions with famous teachers and experts have provided the author with a lot of help in broadening his teaching horizons and improving his teaching level.

This book is a personal travelogue written by a petite but mentally strong middle-aged woman. She not only has 10 years of experience in parades, but also covers unexplored routes at home and abroad. She and her team members conducted many inspections and trips to Tibet, Gansu, Xinjiang, and Taiwan, and formed some unique and worth-sharing experiences, which can be used as highlights of this travelogue. In particular, the descriptions of climbing Mount Everest and adapting to training at the base camp are very realistic and immersive. Adapting to nature and meeting challenges has never been a new proposition for mankind, but when it is practiced by an ordinary person, one can feel different colors between the lines. It is understood that the peak climbing period in 2022 has become accessible by car to the base camp. More and more readers and tourists no longer feel the sacredness of completing individual extreme challenges through rigorous hiking training, which can also be regarded as another important social value.

This book is a collection of essays written by Yin Weiying, a senior media person in Shenzhen, from 2016 to 2021. The content is about "notes of exhibitions in six years", "private perspective of spiritual life" (covering dramas, concerts, movies, books, etc.), "Travel and walking", "growing up with my daughter", "thoughts about life", and the "Living Beautiful" series of interviews with working women (non-dialogue).

This book is the third part of Xu Shilin's "Hometown Trilogy". It collects Xu Shilin's prose in recent years and is divided into four major themes: "Looking Back at My Hometown for a Long Pavilion", "What Happened to the Visitor's Heart?" "A Wanderer Folds Willows in Spring" and "A Cup of Dirty Wine and a Home A Thousand Miles Away". Its content covers the art culture, customs and etiquette, local language, social commentary, etc. Of northern Shaanxi. It introduces readers to China's traditional etiquette governance system and the good customs passed down from ancient times, and provides suggestions on how to carry forward traditional culture in modern and contemporary society. The prose starts from the small things in daily life, quotes classics, and uses the wisdom of the ancients to look at the stories of today's people. The language is sharp but humorous.

This book is a prose essay. The author is based on more than 30 years of life and work experience in Shenzhen, combined with his own life experience and random notes. The whole book is roughly composed of four main lines: people, events, objects, and memories. The author records all kinds of people and their experiences who have become connected through life and work; records the natural scenery he has walked and seen; records the difficulties and interesting things encountered in work and life; records memories of the past and prospects for the future. By reading the whole book, you can have a more comprehensive understanding of Guangdong customs and more intuitively understand the author's life insights. The title of the book is also full of profound meaning: Although I have been away from my hometown for a long time, I am still a "drop of water" in my hometown. When I drink water, I remember the source and never forget my roots.

This book "Open a Small Cafe While You're Young" is the author's experience after running a cafe. Zhang Yang, the owner of the "Good Time" cafe, traveled from Changchun to Tangshan to pursue his beloved girl, and also opened a cafe from Changchun to Tangshan. Beautiful writer Ma Chao became Zhang Yang's partner and ran the cafe with him. A group of lively young people gathered in a cafe called "Good Times" to hold book clubs, open a charity library, hold movie salons, and folk tours... Ma Chao condensed these beautiful moments into words.