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This is the first collection of whimsical thoughts by Li Dan, the chief planner and chief writer of "Tucao Conference". It includes the "Teaching Scripture" series that has been clicked more than 100 million times on the Internet, interesting stories, and many of Li Dan's essays in recent years. The seemingly imaginative and bizarre story contains truths that make people think repeatedly. From the mouths of different characters, it depicts an absurd and thought-provoking Ukiyo-e of life. The writing style is concise and sharp, full of cold humor, literary and artistic without being pretentious, and wise without being artificial. Ma Boyong, Ding Dingzhang, Wang Zijian, Gu Dabaihua, Mr. Yan, Jiang Fangzhou, Lai Bao, Wang Jianguo, the self-deprecating maniac Tang Dafu, A Yi, Dongdong Qiang, Parrot Shihang, Li Tiegang, Liang Huan, and Dai Laoshi, the convulsant, clap and recommend!

"To Little Readers" is Bing Xin's important representative work, and Ms. Bing Xin became the founder of Chinese children's literature. In the 1960s and 1970s, Bing Xin published correspondence collections "Resent to Young Readers" and "Three Letters to Young Readers" respectively. Although the three communication collections were published at different times, their themes are all about nature and innocence. Such a theme just reflects the ideological core of Ms. Bing Xin's creation: the philosophy of love.

"Little Orange Lamp" is the representative work of the famous essayist Bing Xin. The description is very delicate and it is one of Bing Xin's best prose works. In addition to "Little Orange Lamp", this book also contains the author's other famous prose works. These works have beautiful language, touching content and sincere emotions. They express the author's attachment to his hometown, care for children and love for life.

There is a chronic poison in daily life. People who are poisoned by this poison will gradually lose their desire for everything. They live mechanically, with numb hearts, without any passion or impulse; they are lazy to pay attention to everything and lazy to think. The author Ximen Mei uses the thorough writing skills of a columnist for many years to cover the topics of life one by one. She wants to write her works to people with wild thoughts. These people may be a minority, but they exist in different groups. Just because of some wild thoughts in their hearts, they are ready to take action and try; they are full of vitality and different from others.

This book is divided into seven series, with about 80 carefully selected beautiful articles, recording every moment of small joy, momentary touch or moment of happiness. From the beauty of nature to the light of human nature, everything in the world exudes a quiet and indifferent fragrance of tea under the author's pen, awakening our gradually lost souls, always maintaining a kind and pure childlike innocence, temporarily forgetting the helplessness brought by life, getting rid of the fatigue and fetters of the world, and being able to fly freely and happily in the hometown like Peter Pan.

This is a book suitable for reading at night with a glass of wine. Everyone in the story has their own struggles and confusions, as well as their own persistence and beliefs. Even if the adult world is not so beautiful, there are still dreams and true feelings to drink from. What is wine? In our long life, it may be just an insignificant passerby in our lives, but we use it to spend some loneliness, go through some lost love, and work hard to live again when the sky is bright. Don't get drunk in the memories of the past. Don't lose the courage to pursue happiness in life because of a moment of frustration. Shake off your baggage and move forward bravely. We still have unfulfilled ideals and someone to look forward to... There must be your happiness waiting for you ahead. May there be a light in your heart that can illuminate yourself and warm others.

"All Strength Is a Cocoon of Softness" is a special book. It won't tell you the truth, it just tells stories from the streets. But I guarantee that when you watch "All Strongness Is a Cocoon of Softness", you will think of a friend trapped in love, a cheerful and funny brother, or yourself who was very naive many years ago; you will think of a strange street alone, a thrilling journey, or a memory that you have always wanted to forget; you will think of a tavern you have been intoxicated in, a roadside stall filled with fireworks, or a campus you have never returned to. There are 30 stories in the book "All Strength Is a Cocoon of Softness". They talk about love, friendship and family affection. All things and people may have been in front of you before, or they may be by your side.

Everyone has a different corner in their heart. At that time, we never thought that such a place abandoned by us would become a haven for loneliness, a quiet place for healing, and the last place of freedom. When we approach those corners, the hustle and bustle of the world will disappear in the distance. The closer we are to those things we have left behind, the closer we are to our own hearts. Even if some past events have turned into dust, you can still see the world you once loved in a speck of dust. Those trivial things that have been forgotten by us are fermented, emit fragrance, and intoxicate our hearts when we look back.

This book is divided into seven series with about one hundred beautiful articles. Most of the articles are based on daily life, and the author sensitively captures the little things that we ignore and write them down. These little things are often heart-warming and full of light, moving people unconsciously. The author vividly expresses the confusion of not knowing where to go, the pursuit of true temperament, and the expectations for the future in words. The author uses his pen and poetic and romantic language to describe each little story vividly and dexterously, giving the article infinite beauty and sadness. Not only that, the author's wonderful writing intentionally or unintentionally arouses people's yearning for life. However helpless reality is, it is also beautiful. The author skillfully integrates the two, making everyone who reads it feel as light as the wind in their souls.

This book contains a total of 31 essays and essays by Zhu Ziqing. He wrote about looking at flowers, the spring light in January, the summer in Yangzhou, the moonlight over the lotus pond, and also about White Horse Lake, Venice, and Mengzi. The article describing his father's back was even more touching... His prose is simple and meticulous, clear and melancholy, refined with language, and is famous for its clear and beautiful writing style, which is full of true feelings.

This book contains a total of 36 essays and essays by Zhou Zuoren. He wrote about wild vegetables in his hometown, drinking tea, birdsong, awning boats, spring in Peiping, and the moon in the Mid-Autumn Festival, plum blossoms, orchids, bamboos and chrysanthemums. He wrote down all the things that require a leisurely mind to notice one by one. He was calm, indifferent, and eloquent without being impetuous and sharp, which makes people feel relaxed when reading.

This book contains a total of 36 essays and prose by Lao She. Lao She's language is humorous and down-to-earth, and he uses authentic Beijing dialect to write about his busy day when he was writing a manuscript to make a cat and write letters to his second sister. Of course, his activities are not limited to this. He occasionally and Relatives watch audio movies, have the opportunity to visit Jinan's medicine store, see Jinan's Baotu Spring, go to escape the heat in the summer, and see who is eating lotus flowers to treat burns... The most ordinary daily life is the most vibrant and interesting.

Based on his own experience of studying, working, and getting married, the author uses a calm writing style to record the deep-rooted loneliness of the "piao clan" who have left home and worked alone in ordinary life. In "Lonely Zen", the delicate brushwork reveals the pain, forbearance and strength that penetrate the skin of modern urban women when they are emotionally frustrated. It depicts the ordinary confusion and troubles of you and me living in the world of mortals. It explains the author's observation and awakening of life and time, and his thoughts on loneliness, love, life and death, and the meaning of life. The words in "Lonely Zen" may be heart-breaking, clear, beautiful, or distant, allowing readers to fully enjoy the beauty of the words while their souls are nourished!

Late Stand Viewpoints: 1. A person who never admits his mistakes will naturally not reflect on, change, or improve himself. 2. Love should not be a reason to threaten the other person, let alone a weapon to manipulate the other person. If someone is willing to tolerate our little temper, what we give to the other person should be a better version of ourselves. 3. Never stand on tiptoes to love someone, because no one can maintain an uncomfortable position for a long time. 4. If something makes you uncomfortable at the beginning, then the sooner you reject it, the better. If you delay it until the moment it must be resolved, you may have no choice but to cut off your tail and survive. 5. In fact, you should ask yourself, all the slights and hurts he treats you can only continue with your permission. If you don't cooperate, he can only hurt you once at most. 6. When you no longer depend on others for your life, you will find that you are infinitely powerful; when your world is big enough, you will feel that your life is under control.

This book is a collection of short prose, dedicated to struggling young people in their early twenties. With the most distant ideal in mind, the reality is life as plain as boiled water. The ups and downs of life are all spread out in front of you. Sometimes you can't see further, cannot predict the future, and the past has little reference. But in your heart, you long for life to be more than this, and it shouldn't be this way, so you will look for more positive and warm energy in your peers. This book collects the experiences of popular authors about family, love, friendship, dreams, life, various emotions, joys and sorrows, and will accompany you through a long time alone. It turns out that the ups and downs you have experienced are nothing, they have all experienced it before. So whether you are lonely, difficult, regretful, or hesitant at this moment, please remember, "Dear, you are not alone." They understand, and they remember.

"The Eyes of the Ladder" is the sequel to "Leave a Door for the Swallows". Like "Leave a Door for the Swallows", "The Eyes of the Ladder" is also the author's recollection of his childhood life in the countryside. The content involves the poultry and livestock raised by the villagers, insects in the fields, various farm tools, various craftsmen and the daily lives of the village girls.

This is a collection of essays about innocence and rural interest. The author recalls the various customs in his hometown twenty or thirty years ago from a child's perspective, presenting a multi-structured picture of rural life. There are works about childhood games and animals, works about seasons, and works about various people, things, and objects in the village. These are the world in the eyes of children, all connected by the footprints of children's activities. The author uses fresh language and a simple way to recall the harmonious relationship between people and between people and nature, so as to discover and explore the original meaning of the world.

"All Happiness Just Happens" is a collection of deeply affectionate essays. The whole book uses delicate and gentle words to record the unexpected beauty in life. The book contains a total of 46 essays, divided into five series: shyness, intoxication, love, daily life and heartbeat, etc. The first series "Shy" describes childhood memories and tenderness; the second series "Intoxicated" focuses on books, describing all the beauties of being intoxicated between the lines; the third series "Dear" focuses on lyricism, family affection, friendship, and love have all been there A certain moment is unforgettable for the author; the fourth series of "Daily Life" returns to the ordinary, listening to the rain, looking at the moon, and watching the sunrise. The author uses the beauty of daily life to fight against the passing of time; the fifth series of "Heartbeat" records the heart-pounding moments in life.

This collection of essays is a strange memory of youth, describing the people the author met, the scenery he saw, and the days and nights he spent in his youth, showing inner experiences such as sadness and joy, absurdity and comedy. The writing is cold and sharp, showing the true humanity of ordinary people around him, whether shining or hypocritical, as well as the different fates of life, old age, illness, and death.

What is different about this book is that it is Fan Yiping's first collection of essays, which includes prose and essays written by the author in different periods for the first time. The book is divided into three series, with landscape, human feelings, and world affairs as the main contents respectively. In the work, the author describes what he sees, hears, thinks and feels in a simple, natural and approachable tone. This is more like a diary of the author, narrating every detail of the author's creation for more than ten years, showing the author's straightforward character in a straightforward narrative. What these words show to people is a lonely soul, wandering between the bustling city and the remote countryside, suffering the anxiety caused by identity, and deeply feeling the imprint of the times on everyone in the uneasiness.

The book is divided into seven series: City and Years, Tibet Diary, The Road Not Taken, Traces of the Journey, I Write Therefore I Am, Reading, and Words. The author begins by describing the growth of a boy in Beijing's alleys, and then records his life experience in Tibet on the plateau, and his visits and lectures in the United States, the Netherlands, and Egypt. The words are full of persistent thinking and unique understanding of society, life, and literature... The growth, experience, and insights of life are all in it.

"I Read: No Man is an Island" is a collection of book reviews presented by Liang Wendao. Lead readers to appreciate the essence of a good book in a rational, concise and straightforward way! Use easy-to-understand language and present the subtleties of a book from multiple perspectives from the perspective of the author, writing background, content analysis, etc.! The speaker, Liang Wendao, has unique taste and is a well-known "storyteller". He has a wide range of interests and has covered a wide range of topics. He has pondered, digested and absorbed every book by himself, and finally formed a true and pertinent comment. He calmly and objectively shares various trends of thought and social and cultural hot spots with you privately, so that you can appreciate the beauty of reading, and you will not be lonely when you are alone, and gain spiritual comfort. The books he reviews are very diverse: novels, philosophy, essays, memoirs, psychological readers... Including "How to Read a Book", "Reading Library", "84 Charing Cross Street", "Reflections of Columbia", "Sequel to the Retrograde Collection", "What I Talk About When I Talk About Running", "The Lost Dog", etc.

This is a healing book, but also a book of freedom. "In another universe" has two meanings. First, living with depression and difficulties is a bit like living in another universe, with a sense of isolation; second, treating depression and difficulties as a parallel world, which is also a magical situation. Seeing it from this perspective can increase our courage and resilience in walking with difficulties. This book contains Zhang Chun's newly created life writings, including direct encounters with depression and daily life full of fun, beauty and courage. She uses delicate, funny and secretly light-seeking writing to focus on the ordinaryness and warmth of life, turning the life that everyone is spending but has not expressed into little bits of light. It seems ordinary, but it seems to be living in another universe.

The lingering love letters of the masters of the Republic of China: read their love and understand your own life. This is a book that cleanses the soul and encounters love. Listen to the heartfelt words of the love "reader" and encounter better love.

Psychologists believe that there is a "pleaser" personality in the world. This type of person regards pleasing others as a habit and is even self-compulsive. They lack the ability to objectively evaluate themselves and want to prove their worth by continuing to please others. Such a person may be said to be a kind of sadness. Ximen Jun's book "My Talent is Not Used to Please You" reveals and criticizes the behavior of this type of men and women. The book is divided into six chapters. The first three chapters deal with emotions between the sexes, the fourth chapter is about daily life in the workplace, and the fifth and sixth chapters are the author's small insights on life. Warm reminder: This book is not chicken soup. In the words of the author: "The stories written by others are like clear soup with little water, suitable for all ages. But the words I write are like spicy hot pot. People who don't like it will resist it, and people who like it will become addicted." Don't hesitate, drink it. Whether it is resistance or addiction, I am afraid you have to experience it yourself to know.

This book is Mr. Zhu Youdi's humanistic investigation and cultural journey into Huangyan, an ancient city full of historical flavor and humanistic sentiment. By touching the many historical traces of Huangyan and reminiscing about the past, we have completed a spiritual tour of the civilization process on this ancient land.

Mr. Zhu Youdi was born in a family of calligraphers. This book starts from the essence of calligraphy, talks about writing, writing, copying, the evolution of calligraphy style, and the evolution of calligraphy style. It quotes from other sources and explains the profound things in simple terms. From the height of thousands of years of calligraphy time and history, it talks about the masterpieces of famous ancient and modern masters and seeks the correct way to learn calligraphy.

This book is a collection of essays, which mainly describes the interesting things in the lives of the painters Yun Chao and Wen Tao. It is full of interest but still innocent. Occasionally, the inspiration is revealed, but it flows out casually, as if it is expressed directly from the heart, without any trace of elaboration. The joys in the boudoir can be called the contemporary "Six Chapters of a Floating Life". The painter's life described in the book pays attention to plants, animals, weather, and art. There is no market atmosphere, no moaning disease, he is straightforward and unrestrained, regardless of gains and losses, far away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and a completely quiet and contented life. In addition to the boudoir joy of "Six Chapters of a Floating Life", there is also the refreshing pastoral wind of Tao Yuanming's style. For the busy and crowded contemporary people, it is like a spring of water that cleanses the soul.

Things turn around and life is actually a circle! It's just that the older people get, the more they will understand that to draw this circle well, grasping the arc is the most difficult thing. Looking at it from another perspective, life is not like a ball. It is not only kicked around by fate, but also to maintain sufficient flexibility. This book is about the author writing about life in the form of jokes. The content is short stories about the philosophy of life, involving many aspects such as friends and brothers, workplace and enterprise, love and family relationships. The high spirits and embarrassment during the schooling stage, the hard work with friends on the court, these friendships are reflected on the court and during dinner parties. The beauty of life actually lies in every moment. The memories of life are constantly becoming clear through every interaction. The author's words are humorous and humorous. While laughing, they also bring us thoughts about life.

What do young people think of living in the center of the imperial capital (Beijing) or the magical capital (Shanghai) even if money is tight? Why did you spend all your savings and take out a loan to buy a house in a school district that you can't live in? What thoughts do they have about the education of the next generation? How do Sandwiches in a marriage face difficulties in preparing for pregnancy or the crisis of infidelity? What should you do if you encounter a rare and strange disease at a young age? ... In the interlayer between real dilemmas and dreams, there are still many stories of people who are constantly seeking innovation, breaking out of cocoons, and breaking through. For example, they stay away from home and work as Doctors Without Borders in dangerous areas. They think about the relationship between work and themselves between nine and five, explore the possibility of freelancing, and leave a city and a life they don't like... Life is not elsewhere, and they cannot find themselves elsewhere, so they are anxious, but they are reveling in life. They are not willing to indulge in trivial matters and constantly look inward, thinking and discovering more possibilities about life and themselves.

This book selects 36 prose works by Liu Liangcheng. Liu Liangcheng observes the home he lives in from his own unique perspective and way. Everything around him, including bugs, birds, ants, dogs, trees, sunshine, wind, earth walls... And people, are all extraordinary existences in his writings. He writes about the things in his life, the people around him, and the state of life. His writing is simple and rational, full of philosophical thoughts but not rigid and serious. Seemingly ordinary things contain deep meanings. It's an impressive and memorable read.

"Hometown Yunshuidi: A Brief Note on Zhaozhou" is a book that eulogizes the humanities and natural scenery of the hometown. Pingle, Guangxi, was known as Zhaozhou in ancient times. It has a long history, with green mountains and beautiful waters containing amorous feelings. The Baili Guijiang River is picturesque and poetic, and the pastoral villages have a unique appearance. The authors Li Zhong and Liang Shi express their love for the mountains, rivers, customs and customs of Zhaozhou, and describe Pingle's historical sites, vegetation and mountains. The content covers a wide area, the writing is beautiful, the artistic conception is meaningful, the pictures and texts are both readable and enjoyable, and people can feel the varied artistic beauty and profound philosophical connotation.

"We Sing" is a collection of interviews that Ye San has conducted with some musicians in recent years, recording the stories of twelve musicians in total. Dapeng and Xiao Guan, "Cake of Life" Wu Wei, Lao Lang, Yuan Weiren, Zhang Chu, Li Zhi, "Five People" Amao and Renke, Zhao Muyang, "Wild Children" Zhang Weiwei and Guo Long... Intermittently and in circles, Ye San put these music-related friends in her life into this "music story collection". Whether they are lyricists and music critics hidden behind the stage, or singers and performers in the spotlight, they have gathered from all corners of time and space to play a song of life about youth, dreams and freedom. These are their songs and stories, but also our love and memories.

This issue is about non-fiction writing around the eternal theme of complexity. "One-Way Street 003" adheres to the concept of "recording, exploration, and criticism". "One Way Street 003" offers a sober, unique and dynamic sound. This issue is edited by Guo Yujie, with a special topic: Complexity·Sex. The authors and interviewees include: Xu Zhiyuan, Guan Jinpeng, He Chunrui, Ha Jin, Huang Dan, Sun Ge, etc. The One-Way Street series adheres to the concept of "recording, exploration and criticism". Mainly non-fiction reports, reviews, and photography. Introducing the best works from around the world to China, encouraging a sober, unique and dynamic voice, and attracting more young people to the emotions of books, art and ideas.

"One Way Street 002: The Pioneer is Dead?" " Still adheres to the concept of "recording, exploration, and criticism", inviting China's best journalists and writers to pay attention to China's contemporary social and cultural phenomena, write the best stories, and bring readers a calm and pleasant reading experience. Pioneer is dead? I wrote this sensational title in the hope of calling on the adventurous spirit of those in each generation who are unwilling to be ordinary, so as to add new possibilities to the world instead of reinforcing its mediocrity. "One Way Street 002: The Pioneer is Dead?" >>Explores the possibility of pioneering in the fields of drama, books, rock music, non-native writing, independent film and popular culture.

This book is the first volume of the "One-Way Street" series of anthologies, which mainly includes topics, interviews, records, art, essays, salons and other topics. It strives to use an intellectual and exploratory attitude to present to readers the real face of this increasingly changing society. The theme of this volume is "The Stupefiest Generation", which mainly explores the impact of the Internet on the psychology of young people, revealing how the Internet and materialization have destroyed the minds of a generation. From the famous American writer Nicholas Carr to the younger generation in China, they talked about their views on technology, youth, and youth culture. The article spans such a wide range in order to provide readers with as many perspectives as possible.

There is love when you are born in the world, and there is no lovelessness in the world. All living beings in the world will rise and fall in the love between men and women, the love between parents and children, and the love between friends. It is inevitable that they will not be trapped by love. "Worldly Love" is Ye Man's work to provide guidance for those who are trapped by worldly love and to clear the clouds and reveal the sun. Her words condense the essence of life and dealing with the world, and every word is full of profound meaning. She puts forward rational interpretations and practical suggestions from various aspects that people encounter in daily life, such as love and work, right and wrong and family, dealing with things and being a human being. Each question and answer is cordial and natural, explaining the profound things in simple terms, answering doubts, comforting the soul, and full of priceless life wisdom. Reading this book requires careful consideration, slow thinking, deep thinking, and sudden enlightenment to reveal its value.

This is a collection of essays with the theme of the Chinese Dream. In chronological order, the book includes the classic works of more than sixty literati from the late Qing Dynasty to the present. From Liang Qichao's "Young China", Qiu Jin's "A Notice to China's Twenty Million Female Compatriots", Lu Xun's "Two or Three Things About Mr. Taiyan", to Li Dazhao's "New!" Old one! ", Chen Duxiu's "New Youth", Fang Zhimin's "Poverty", and then Xiao Qian's "Looking at China in the 21st Century", Han Shaogong's "Flute Flute Hong Kong", Wang Xinpeng's "The Mountain God's Daughter"... This book shows the transformation of the Chinese dream: from the skinny ideal of the elite to finally becoming a full reality for everyone.

A collection of essays written by Comrade Hui Liangyu, former member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Vice Premier of the State Council, after his retirement, was recently published by the China Yanshi Press of the Research Office of the State Council for public distribution nationwide. Since retiring from his job in 2013, the author has written seven essays based on decades of work and life experience. After being published, they generated strong responses among readers and received widespread praise. Some departments, units and localities even organized special study and seminars.

This book is a collection of cultural essays about Jin Yong, divided into two parts. The first part is "Five Notes on 'Worship of Money'", which includes five articles such as "Water Margin and Jin Yong", "Jin Yong's Characters" and "Jin Yong's Poisons". Through careful text reading, new ideas can be read from the novels; the next part includes "The Golden Words of the World", "Jin Yong's General Records", "Miscellaneous Odes of Jin Yong's Novel Characters", "Swordsman", "Jin Yong's Poems" and other articles, which freshly interpret Jin Yong by imitating the form of Chinese classical literary criticism.

This book is a collection of essays about Jin Yong's novels by "Duku" writer Liu Bo. The book is divided into three parts. The first part is "Martial Arts and Jin Yong", which includes "Martial Arts Review" articles such as "A Test of the Strength of the Five Sacred Sword Sects", "The Changes of Shaolin Bodhidharma Academy" and "Yang Guo's Level"; the second part is the author's analysis of more than twenty characters in Jin Yong's novels. In the third part, "New Storytelling", the author expresses his emotions through the first two novels, "Miao Renfeng" and "Feng Qingyang"; the latter one, "Wazi Shou", uses elements of traditional martial arts novels to write about some young people who are destined not to become big shots.

The "2015 Chinese Prose Rankings" was compiled by Zhou Ming, the honorary president of the Chinese Prose Society, and Wang Zongren, the former vice president and secretary-general of the Chinese Prose Society. It includes more than 30 valuable Chinese prose articles in 2015, including new works by famous writers such as Han Xiaohui, Zhu Isaac, Wang Chonglu, Liu Qingbang, Mo Yan, Yu Hua, Liu Xinwu, Ke Yunlu, Zhou Guoping, Plantago, etc., And comprehensively demonstrates the style of prose creation in 2015.

"Searching for the Touch of Life" is a masterpiece of prose recently released by the famous essayist Mr. An Liang. He uses extremely small points to bring people into the vast experience of life. Here, there is no so-called greatness, solemnity, and sacredness, but only some ordinary and subtle scenery that may even be ignored. Although his writing presents a lightness of beauty, it is not ordinary chicken soup for the soul. Behind the trivial things, we can see the author's high degree of cultural consciousness. Zen, knowledge, wisdom, and a deep sense of compassion are all well presented in this collection. At the same time, we see the beauty of entanglement in it, and life may be such an entanglement. The cherishment of personal experience, the farewell to the scenery that we cannot stop at, the sounds, lights and shadows of the world, and the complex feelings of the flashy world are all mixed in this book.

The content of this book includes "Watching Fire", "On the Way", "Wry Smile", "Break of Dawn", "Darkness", "Another Spring Green Grass", "Good Words", "Lectures", "Going to Fight the Fire", "View of Life and Death", etc.

"Yu Dafu Talks about Travel" is a collection of travel notes and essays by the famous modern Chinese writer Yu Dafu. In addition to creating many novels and prose works that are extremely important in the history of literature, Yu Dafu also left a large number of travel notes. His footprints almost traveled all over the mountains, rivers, cities, and even Southeast Asia in the north and south of the motherland. The corresponding texts can also be seen in this book. Many of these travel notes have already become famous works, such as "Sentimental Journey", "Spring Days in Diaotai", "Four Seasons in Peiping", etc., Which are also included in the book "Yu Dafu Talks about Travel". Yu Dafu's elegance and sentimentality are also vividly displayed in these travel notes.

A collection of essays about emotions. In this book, we seem to see the stories and the hardships of walking in the light and shadow. In such stories, you can see the unpredictable life and seasonal changes, and listen to the solemnity and ups and downs of life. We can feel the style of a city in such words, and we can also taste the warmth and warmth of the years under the lights. Believe in time, it will treat everyone fairly, understand the story behind life through time, and leave happiness to a better you. When you return, you will still be a teenager!

This book is a collection of essays. Throughout the book, you can feel the tranquil mood of "the taste of the world is pure joy". It not only writes about love, emotion, and nature, but also about humanistic life insights and detailed descriptions of romantic affairs. It also contains eulogies of the beauty of life and feelings about life. What runs through the entire manuscript is love for relatives, lovers, and friends, love for life and life, love for old friends and homeland, love for every plant and tree, and a direct exploration of life, humanity, and nature. The writing style is beautiful and smart, and the texture of the text is as fragrant as orchids and chrysanthemums.

Life is a grand bloom, and every step taken will leave the pain and mark of growth. Family, love, friendship, and even every casual encounter are the nutrients that make us bright and beautiful. The process of life is the process of competing with one's left and right hands; only by never giving up on carving oneself, one will eventually meet a better self. The author uses beautiful and concise words, elegant language, and long thoughts to present readers with a picture of a golden age that has been polished by time, both internally and externally.

This book is the author's memoir. The author describes the people and things that inspired him during his 50 years in the army and his life after retirement. They are all real people, real things, and real feelings. This book avoids gorgeous words and empty talk, but records his experiences and stories about his studies, work and military career in a popular, concrete and realistic way. It is a warm and touching memoir, and it can be regarded as a highly readable memoir.

This book contains dozens of prose works by the author, Mr. Miao Yuguang, published in newspapers such as Ta Kung Pao, Economic Daily, and Yangcheng Evening News in recent years. In the manuscript, whether it is a record of daily mundane affairs or a philosophical thought about life and society, the author's love and thinking about life and his pursuit of freedom and beauty are placed in the book. It is a warm and touching read.