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As a parent of international students, the author Meng Jiucheng conducted detailed interviews with more than a dozen students studying in the United States, describing their hard work and growth process in China, as well as their study, work and life in the United States. There is also a special chapter detailing their marriage and love life. The valuable thing about this book is that it truly reflects their living conditions in the United States and shows a "three-dimensional image." It also touches on some hot issues of domestic concern: such as the process of studying in the United States, children's education, how to choose a career, signs of success, talent evaluation, and the academic system of American universities. Another theme of "My Favorite Xiao Cai's Laughter" is the story about the adoption of Chinese orphans by American families. It tells the story of the adoption of Chinese orphans by American families from a macro perspective, the adoption process, and the upbringing experience. It tells a touching and nuanced story that happened in this kind of transnational family and is unheard of by Chinese people. It is deeply shocking.

The content of "The Pride of Literati" edited by Lu Yixin: There is also a river in the sky, and its name is the Milky Way or Tianhe. Through this river God saw the earth as it was. I guess there should be grasslands, cattle and sheep nearby, including frogs and fireflies. Anyway, there should be some in the sky as well on the earth. Otherwise, how can gods survive, and how can future humans live on it? It can be seen that the sky is also another home of the earth, or in other words, the earth is just a bed for the sky. But no matter what, God looks down from heaven, while man looks up from the ground. If you think about it this way, God is also a human being, and humans are also gods. Whether you look down from the sky or up from the ground, humans and gods are the same. Let's read "The Pride of the Literary Man" together!

The author stands on the sidelines and observes the world, all kinds of life, and the ways of the world. The ultimate purpose is to remind himself and the readers to always think about the true rationality and wisdom through comedy. Criticism is not the purpose, making society a better place is.

As a young teacher, I did an outstanding job in school, but unexpectedly, I was fired ruthlessly. I wanted to go to the principal to argue, but the principal didn't even answer my call. I was extremely resentful and vowed to live a good life to show them. A few years later, I really succeeded. When I came to the school again, I realized that this was the principal's deliberate arrangement. I had never experienced this most special care... I served as a nanny for other people's children who had passed the college entrance examination. A middle-aged woman endured misunderstandings and humiliation, and patiently enlightened the minds of other people's children, making her almost twisted mind healthy and sunny. However, the girl's own mother had no time to take care of her children because of her busy work. When this middle-aged woman came home from her work, she found that her children had already gone to school. It turned out that her children were also in the third year of high school. She had to go out to work because of the pressure of life and had no time to take care of her children...

"Desolate White Paper" received the electronic version of the 10-volume "Independent Collection" from Gao Weisheng. I hid in Qiliping, Emei Mountain and read it for three consecutive days. It was rainy during the day for three days, but it was star-studded at night for three days. I walked in the mountains and forests, recalling the prose and the colorful images of the essayists, not the fog, but the charm of the mountain trails.

The author Gao Wenrui uses his soul to feel life and express his sincere emotions; he uses his nerves to touch society and experience the complicated life; he uses his body and mind to get out of the house and accept the rain, dew and sunshine of the world. The author has gone deep into all aspects of society. "For the Dream in My Heart" eulogizes the truth, goodness and beauty in life, seeing greatness in the ordinary, experiencing society in true feelings, and savoring artistic life. "For the Dream in My Heart" is one of the "Selected Chinese New Powerful Writers" series.

Gao Anxia, ​​the author of "The Vacancy Around Us", fully highlights his unique life experience and perception of life and society through his distinctive and personalized words. Paying attention to "people", especially the little people around him, the author empathizes with their pain. Behind the calm words, there is a sense of compassion and compassion, full of personality and wisdom. A large proportion of the works in the text are unique interpretations of history. The author often tries to open the rusty door of history and visit history. "The Vacancy Around Us" uses ancient people and events as its theme to interpret noble or ugly souls. She intelligently injects her own unique and fresh insights and insights, and occasionally flashes a kind of philosophy that transcends time and space, which is refreshing.

"Different Skies" consists of 4 volumes of text, each of which is highly readable. These words break the usual pattern of travel prose with the deep association of various images. Although the author does not avoid the small feelings, scenes and things around him, he does not limit his vision to a narrow personal world. The words themselves are embodied as a spiritual extension. The author feels the tension between reality and nature at any time, and expresses his awe for life and his observation of the world and people's hearts affectionately. The author carefully approaches the magical and vast world behind things. In this world, readers can fully understand the spiritual weight behind the words with the help of those clear records. Everything points to a rock-solid life that we have not seen for a long time: simplicity, equality, responsibility, and self-respect.

The streets looked wet and muddy, and there were rotting leaves of vegetables everywhere they passed. Two gray pigeons flew down over the rainy and foggy sky over the county town. The surrounding mountains are looming. The car roared as it drove through the ancient dirt streets, splashing muddy water like raindrops.

"The Story of Chang'an" is the crystallization of what the author saw, felt and thought while living and walking in the land of Chang'an for decades. The author lived at the foot of Zhongnan Mountain in Chang'an when he was young, and studied, worked and lived in Chang'an city for a long time. He has his own unique feelings about this land with profound historical and cultural heritage. He likes the characters here, every plant, every tree, every brick and every stone, and he has devoted deep feelings and affection to it.

This is a book written for time. Slow and light details, clear and simple emotions form a series of stories about the flow of time through rural life. Rural life is the common memory of most people in China. In this kind of memory, the author narrates not only a story, but also an order of life and emotion. The regular things in order, with the disappearance of the countryside, migrated to the current people's lives and were re-established. Watch the nostalgia of the past by looking into the distance. The author's writing style is clear and beautiful, his narrative perspective is clever, and the story contains clear philosophical thoughts.

In my hometown, someone asked me why you left this land, and I blurted out that it was blood. The blood was trying to make its way out of the soil, and no one could stop it. He recorded his hometown with his heart, experienced vicissitudes of life, understood the beauty and tension of simplicity, and understood that peace of mind is the right way.

I never expected that my son Ishikawa, who rarely interacts with me, would smile at me in a naive way when he saw me coming home. Looking at my son's cute appearance, I didn't care about the fatigue of the journey and immediately held my son in my arms.

The worst ending of a relationship is not to be dumped or cheated, but to become increasingly confused about what true security is, and then start to question yourself. The 24 stories in this book cover all the fearlessness, infatuation, forbearance, recklessness, anxiety, silence, reluctance and determination in love, allowing you to reflect on your former self who loved hard but was a little clumsy in your heartache and emotion, and sort out yourself. Fortunately, it doesn't just open your wound, it also tries to reduce inflammation and bandage it. I hope that through the stories in it, you can get a glimpse of the easily overlooked "source of pain" in relationships, and draw some thoughts and conclusions that are applicable to you, so that you can be more calm and speak and behave more appropriately in the face of love in the future. In fact, the best way to love someone is to manage yourself well and give the other person an excellent lover. I hope that your thoughts and efforts for this will be understood by that person and cherished.

"Prose" was founded in January 1980. It is the first purely literary publication in my country that publishes prose works exclusively. At the beginning of the publication, it established the purpose of pursuing high style in ideology and high level in art. Twenty years of persistence has made "Prose" an elegant, pure and unique publication. It has published a large number of outstanding prose writers and works including Jia Pingwa, Zhao Lihong, Zhan Keming, Li Hanrong, etc., And has been recognized by readers and society. From its inception to the present, "Prose" has been proving its existence with its unique charm, insisting on presenting the peak writing style of contemporary China, encouraging authors to express their discoveries, and presenting a rare quality of contemplation and compassion. It is a very important literary reading in the contemporary literary world, especially the prose world. It has a high status in the hearts of readers, authors, and literary critics, and its influence has spread throughout the Chinese world at home and abroad.

"Prose" was founded in January 1980. It is the first purely literary publication in my country that publishes prose works exclusively. At the beginning of the publication, it established the purpose of pursuing high style in ideology and high level in art. Twenty years of persistence has made "Prose" an elegant, pure and unique publication. It has published a large number of outstanding prose writers and works including Jia Pingwa, Zhao Lihong, Zhan Keming, Li Hanrong, etc., And has been recognized by readers and society. From its inception to the present, "Prose" has been proving its existence with its unique charm, insisting on presenting the peak writing style of contemporary China, encouraging authors to express their discoveries, and presenting a rare quality of contemplation and compassion. It is a very important literary reading in the contemporary literary world, especially the prose world. It has a high status in the hearts of readers, authors, and literary critics, and its influence has spread throughout the Chinese world at home and abroad.

This book uses the form of novels and stories to interpret the legendary life of the living Buddha Tsangyang Gyatso, and analyzes the poet's popular works. The love story is deeply touching. The author uses a poetic writing style to create a beautiful and spiritual narration, which makes the book full of flavor and full of classical flavor.

This is an intriguing story that symbolically summarizes a cultural phenomenon that did occur twenty or more years ago. From about the late 1970s to the early to mid-1980s, that was also the "golden age" of short stories. At that time, literary journals, including poetry journals, were flourishing. "Literature craze" was a characteristic of that period. The tide of reform is coming one after another, the road to life is getting wider and wider, people from all walks of life are "going to the sea" one after another, and some poets and writers cannot resist the temptation of "thousand-yuan households". The trend has changed. "Literature" is no longer a hot topic. The circulation of most periodicals has gone from bad to worse. The literary supplements of some newspapers have also been cut off and replaced by special issues and columns on popular fashion, entertainment, and basic necessities. In order to survive, many publications have changed into fashion magazines, practical magazines, or revised magazines with primary or middle school students in them.

The snow in December is getting thicker and the sky is white. The pit mouth of the Xueling Coal Mine suddenly opened up in the white, and it looked majestic without saying a word. In the early morning, the snowy fields in front of the potholes had long been laughed at by migrant workers who had waded out of a path. The path wound southward and connected to the mountain villages where the smoke was rising...

In the days that followed, "riding" on the train became my capital to show off to my friends. When describing the train to them, I deliberately concealed its actual mess and simplicity and exaggerated it into a fairy tale paradise. For a time, "riding" on the train became the most coveted dream of all the children in the village, and I suddenly became their most envied object.

"Where will those who have lost their homes settle down?" This unfounded emotion accumulated over the years, and Holderlin's famous saying "Man dwells on the earth poetically", inadvertently constitute a question and answer in a spiritual sense. Although one is a recognized master in the literary world and the other is an ordinary friend, there is a secret channel that seems to have been communicating with these wandering souls in the middle. Perhaps it is this unremitting pursuit that awakens the hometown complex in our blood and bone marrow.

Hailiang's poetry is rooted in the thick and desolate land of Xihaigu, and is full of sensitivity and discovery of life. Every detail, character, and event in daily life will bring poetic resonance in his writing.

They have very good names: Luoshan, Yaoshan, Lianhuashan, Hualupo, Maiduoshan, Hongshanliang, Dalangding, Guantingshan, Huangcaoling, Miaoerling, Maduantou Mountain... Like people, these mountains live their own moment and eternity, and they are also redeeming themselves. There is a river between the mountains.

The articles included in this book are divided into four series. The "Reading People" part is based on personal experience and first-hand materials, mainly involving my father who is an editor and his familiar writer friends; the "Worldly Experience" part is personal experience, including going to the countryside, employment, traveling to the United States, and retirement life; the "Reading" part includes old cases and reading notes. And film reviews, which involve Liu Dajie, Cheng Hexi's entanglement with Lu Xun, and Wu Qingyuan's national integrity, each of which is clarified based on never-before-seen information; the "translation" part was roughly written in the 1980s. At that time, the author was generally concerned about Japanese literature, so the translation also included different literary genres.

Memories are so amazing! Keeping the past events deep in your heart for a long time can allow the scenes to reappear in your memories. The lost hometown, the distant childhood, and even the dearest relatives and friends can be retrieved one by one in the memories. This book reproduces what the author has walked, seen, and heard. It has been carefully polished by the author and comes to life on the page. It is warm, elegant and interesting to read, and has endless aftertaste.

"Impulsive Youth - Flying Tears" depicts the short and tortuous life of the protagonist. It is a personal biography about poetry and death, and an elegy for an era when young ideals are thwarted by cruel reality.

"The Lost Peach Blossoms of My Hometown" presents all the spiritual efforts of Zhang Jie, a writer with a rich spiritual utopia, in villages and remote counties for 20 years. He tried the possibility of spiritual existence for an era, and in a devastating text ending, he came to a tragic conclusion. At least in some areas, spiritual existence is a luxury hope of this era, and its universality has approached the essential part of the era.

"In Bloom: Sample Works of the 19th National New Concept Award Winners·Volume A" contains excellent composition samples of the 19th New Concept Essay Award Winners. These works stand out from the entries. They are full of literary talent, lofty intentions, unique and unbridled, allowing student readers to easily absorb the essence of excellent compositions, thereby growing rapidly and improving their writing skills. For middle school readers, this book can be used as a composition "Bible". For young readers who love youth literature, this book is also a good youth literature reading classic.

"Yu Dan: Reading the Analects of Confucius and Appreciating Zhuangzi" consists of two volumes: "Reflections on the Analects" and "Experiences on Zhuangzi", which continues Yu Dan's unique style. In the book, Yu Dan explains from many aspects the simplicity and warmth of the Analects, the wantonness of Zhuangzi, and the wisdom that the two classics are full of from beginning to end. Yu Dan, a well-known cultural scholar, specializes in classical literature. He has accumulated the essence of 17 years of university teaching and has accumulated a lot of experience to help traditional cultural classics further enter the public and enter the spiritual world of the current Chinese people. This set of books embodies the aspirations of Confucius and the style of Zhuangzi, and helps each of us develop the Confucian responsibility we need in our hearts and the Taoist spirit we need externally. Yu Dan uses easy-to-understand, witty and resonant words to tell us that the wisdom of classics is more than just one or two aphorisms, but more precious is a way of thinking. It always uses the simplest words to point out the highest truth. The spirit of Confucius and Zhuangzi lives in the present, giving us inner nourishment.

Li Yinhe exclusively authorized it and personally edited the entire manuscript. Since I came of age, everything I have seen is upside down. Underneath a noisy discourse circle, there is always a silent majority. This book contains the representative works of Wang Xiaobo's essays. With his outstanding literary talent and sober attitude, he heartily analyzed social ethics, Chinese studies and New Confucianism, individual dignity, novels, art, etc., And expressed reasonable and interesting views. Twenty years later, it is still as clear as a stream of water. Reading it makes people think deeply, make people laugh, and make people marvel. Wang Xiaobo said: When I live in the world, I just want to understand some truths and encounter some interesting things. If it goes as I wish, my life will be considered a success. I started too late and probably won't be able to accomplish much, but I still have to state my attitude, so I have this book - for myself and on behalf of the silent majority.

Li Yinhe exclusively authorized it and personally edited the entire manuscript. A collection of Wang Xiaobo's essays! The humor is full of intelligence and carries a spiritual banner of freedom, independence and rationality! --"I think black humor is my temperament and is innate." I think black humor is my temperament and is innate. --Wang Xiaobo?. This book is the representative work of Wang Xiaobo's essays. Wang Xiaobo thought and was happy throughout his life. He completed his reflection and writing on freedom and rationality in his unique and ironic style. The book dissects topics such as feminism, science and superstition, homosexuality, novel creation, intellectuals, etc., Showing an intellectual labyrinth, allowing readers to learn from him how to think independently and freely, and truly appreciate the dignity and freedom that an independent individual should have. This view ignited the youth of a generation in the 1990s, and it still has a vivid appeal today.

The prose works in "For the Lost Youth/Must-read Prose by Chinese Contemporary Famous Writers" written by Min Fanli are full of emotion, unique perspective, broad imagination and profound connotation. In these works, the perception and description of life are detailed and dense, and the expression and exploration of emotions are intense and poetic. Each work not only has the affinity of music, but also has the high purity of literature.

"Various Farewells in the World" is an eight-year record of urban life by Liu Wen, the popular author of [ONE] and winner of the Hong Kong Youth Literature Award. There are 14 stories in the book, telling the various experiences of young people working alone in big cities: The subway carries the largest flow of people in the city, and also contains the joys and sorrows of the world / Constantly moving and being homeless in a big city where land is precious / Endless overtime work and sullen bosses, cubicles The "Palace Scheming" in "Choose Love or Bread, Which is a Better Life"/Leave or Stay, What Do We Want/These modern urban stories about emotion, growth and bravery are also the lives of all ordinary young people growing up alone in a huge, indifferent "city siege".

In "Everyday Life of Chinese People", Liang Xiaosheng uses the vivid writing style of a novelist and the keen thinking of a social observer to record the daily life of various Chinese people and vividly draw their colorful spiritual map. Here are migrant workers who are at a loss about their future and destiny, old women who value reputation above all else, literary young people with great ambitions and talents, jealous small bosses, fathers who are bent on training their daughters to become stars, bureaucrats who do nothing, pure first love lovers, rural girls who refuse to give their first time to city dwellers, female bosses who fall in love with their workers, and ordinary people who still convey goodwill to the world in the most ordinary daily life, even in difficult situations. Their kindness and generosity, jealousy and weakness, desire and confusion, different life principles and philosophies... The splicing and combination of many elements formed the temperature and temperament of this country.

The book is the essence of the essays by Alai, the winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize. It is divided into three parts. The most important part is Alai's description of the customs of Tibet in Tibet, describing a Tibet that is easily misunderstood by the world, a Tibet that is intertwined with reality and historical legends, and a Tibet that has experienced legendary vicissitudes and is peaceful. There are also some words about Alai's experience of reading foreign writers while he was ill. The spiritual dialogue between writers can make people better understand Alai's literary thoughts and ideas. The third part contains texts related to some of Alai's important literary moments and texts, such as prefaces and speeches. These texts contain both rational literary thoughts and beautiful poetic prose. In particular, the writer talked about the significance of music in his literary life.

Yao Qian, a well-known musician, songwriter, and art collector, shares his detailed observations, insights, and profound thoughts and feelings during his travels, life, and observations of the world. During his travels, he felt with all his heart, reading about the people, cities, and the time that crossed his skin; in life, he continued to have a close connection with music for thirty years, and accompanied his dear art day and night, making spiritual journeys in words and images, and learning "life lessons" one after another.

"Returning with Odes" is a new collection of works by Li Jingze. This book collects short articles about the ancient classics written by Li Jingze over the years. Long articles are not included. Mainly from the Spring and Autumn Period and Pre-Qin Dynasty, wherever the prosperity comes, it meanders down to the modern countryside. In the end, it came down to a few articles about casual love, from family, country and world, to spring water, spring breeze, this body and this mind. Li Jingze talks with the ancients in the book, from the Spring and Autumn Period to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, from the Ming and Qing Dynasties to the present, from Confucius and Mencius to notebook novels. Li Jingze uses vivid language to describe history and culture, to appreciate the spirit of the ancients, and to pursue the style of the ancients. Reading classics is not only about sitting upright, but also about being relaxed, happy and free like the ancients. The purpose of compiling this book "Ode to Return" is nothing more than learning to settle oneself and find a destination from the choices and decisions of the ancients, and from their understanding of the richness and moisture of life. Introduce the spirit of the ancients to connect the hearts and eyes of people at this time, so that the hearts can feel at ease and the eyes can have something to return to.

"Running, Towards the Light" is the culmination of six years of running by Li Yinchu. When Li Yinchu recalled this book, he mentioned that this book contains: (1) Some experiences. I started from the 400m lap out of breath. I have experienced the excitement of finishing a horse race for the first time, and the frustration of abandoning the race for the first time. I peed on the red wall in Zhongnanhai, listened to "Pearl of the Orient" under the Lion Rock, and felt the Ming Dynasty City Wall on a winter night. (2) A few gossips. Big names like Forrest Gump, Turing, and Haruki Murakami all have a common name: Runner. There was a general in ancient China who might have run faster than Bolt, the current 100-meter world record holder. There are also some weird questions: Will running make me beautiful? Can you make money by running? (3) Occasional meditation. Running is a way of life and a never-ending practice. There are millions of reasons for you to start running, but there may not be millions of reasons for you to keep running.

This book focuses on resolving "emotional entanglements". In seven chapters including "Falling in love with someone you shouldn't love", "Love triangle and polyamory", "Happy breakup" and "Trivial matters in life", Chua Lam highlights his murderous and decisive personality, daring to love and hate. He encouraged young people to actively face love and life, and learn and grow from failure. "Building pain on studying hard and studying until you forget yourself is the best way to defeat experience."

This book focuses on the discussion of "true love". From "Little Girl Pure Love", to "How to express love", to "How to get his love" and "Hello, first love" and other seven chapters, Cai Lam, as an open-minded "experienced person", helps young people solve all aspects of "big troubles" encountered on the road to first love. In his first article, he said: "How precious it is to see a lover on the bus who dare not confess his love." Just one sentence can easily arouse your resonance.

"Love is a Very Good Virus" focuses on the discussion of "true love". From "Little Girl's Pure Love", to "How to Say Love", to "How to Get His Love" and "Hello First Love", in seven chapters, Cai Lam, as an open-minded "experienced person", helps young people solve all the "big troubles" encountered on the road to first love. "Can't Forget, Because You Don't Want to Forget" focuses on resolving "emotional entanglements". In seven chapters including "Falling in love with someone you shouldn't love", "Love triangle and polyamory", "Happy breakup" and "Trivial matters in life", Chua Lam highlights his murderous and decisive personality, daring to love and hate. He encouraged young people to actively face love and life, and learn and grow from failure. "Building pain on studying hard and studying until you forget yourself is the best way to defeat experience."

Monotonous life, mediocre love, gone youth, fading dreams. And what we are looking forward to is nothing more than an unexpected beauty. Fortunately, life is a miracle, and meeting you is the best thing in life. This book is a heart-warming collection of emotional stories, including articles on six themes: growth, dreams, optimism, letting go, care, and companionship. With the help of fifty heart-warming stories, the author tells us how everyone can get out of confusion and gain happiness when faced with problems such as failure, suffering, lovelorn, and anxiety. Hope and happiness never leave you. The touching story and warm writing touch the softest part of your heart, dispelling the lingering fog in your life. All the warmth is just to meet you. There are always unexpected beauties in life and endless hope.

This collection of essays records the author's observations and thoughts on all aspects of life, covering many small pictures that are rich and common in daily life, and using the small to see the big, deriving the collision of ideological sparks at different levels, more or less, bringing people all kinds of useful enlightenment and thinking. Facing the hustle and bustle of urban life, she used her own eyes to examine the interpretation and evolution of the world and human relationships, questioning, criticizing, approving, and being moved and happy.

Zhihu high-scoring lecturer, former BMW and Microsoft technology consultant evangelist, black technology and lifestyle opinion leader Zhu Hong's first collection of essays. Regarding life, everyone has the right to enjoy it. As long as you are happy and feel it is worth it, other people's doubts have nothing to do with it. Choose to explore the unknown, experience new things, broaden your horizons, enrich your knowledge, and then continue to return to life. To better embellish your life without putting too much pressure on the present. Combining high aspirations and being down-to-earth is a stable state of progress, and it is also the motivation for us to work hard to find various ways to exchange for a better life. Maybe this is called lifestyle. And these are the better lives I want to talk about. Things are actually not that complicated and the solution to the problem is simple. From daily life and material experience to returning to the heart and finding the true self.

"Old Shadows of Red Mansions" is a collection of essays by Mr. Zhang Zhonghang. It mainly writes about old people and old stories centered on Peking University in the early 1930s. This book selects more than 30 chapters from Taiyan, Gu Hongming, Liang Shuming, and Xiong Shili. In the author's own words, "There are people who can be passed down in the shadows, things that can be felt, and emotions that can be recalled. Together they become a 'situation' that was seen in the past." It is both poetry and history. In summary, it can be regarded as an individual spiritual history of the intellectuals of the Republic of China.

In the 1990s, it was an era when poetry was popular. Poetry seemed to be as important as money. Young people love poetry, the more hazy the better. Young people even regard poetry as a stand-in for rich and delicate emotions. A good poem can create many wonderful marriages. Stories like this can be seen everywhere.

Friends who take the train, this is an age that values ​​privacy! If you throw away your ticket, you will expose your information, and if it is used by criminals, you may lose more than just money. Also, you are someone who has taken a train after all, and you just throw away your trash when you get out of the station? If you don't believe it, ask my grandma who has never taken a train. She would never do such a thing. What I want to say is: You deserve it!

In order to summarize the literary achievements in recent years and witness the literary history of Guyuan, we edited and published a set of "Literature Guyuan Series", which is a panoramic spiritual reader jointly created by Guyuan's literary and artistic workers. Its cultural value and social significance are obvious. The publication of this series of books will definitely add luster to the construction of a rich cultural base.

This book is a collection of Lin Bai's essays over the years, divided into four series: "A Man in the World", "I See, I Read, I Think", "These People and Those Things" and "God's Gift". The author uses words to build her personal kingdom here. About her childhood, the origin of writing, travel experiences, reading recollections, city impressions, etc., We can get deep into her life and heart. The most moving thing among them is the awe and gratitude for literature that runs through her life, and the indifference and calmness that comes from her believing that she is in her withering years and closely related to literature.

This book is divided into two volumes, collecting many important essays by Mr. Qi Gong, a great literary and historical figure. The Past Collection collects Mr. Qi Gong's memories of past events and his remembrance of his old friends and teachers, which reflects his modesty, uprightness and noble personality, such as "My Mentors". , "Going to University", "Philosopher·Idiot", etc.; The collection of paintings and books mainly excerpts from Mr. Qi Gong's essays on the art of calligraphy and painting, such as "Spring Grass in the Pond, Cows and Sheep in Chile", "Looking to the South of the Yangtze", "Sunset at Dusk", etc., Which reflects his profound knowledge and rigorous academic character.