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This book contains two long articles. The article "Looking for a Village" is an objective record of the author's travels to villages in various places. The author's footprints are all over countless villages, from the seaside to the Western Regions, from Yunnan to Mobei. During the endless travels, the author encountered and went deep into each village, feeling the kindness and acceptance of the village, a thing that has existed for tens of thousands of years, to mankind. The author tries his best to introduce the village's overview, history, style, details and decadence to readers from an objective perspective, with little subjective expression, and uses extremely restrained and calm words to depict an exciting picture of life in the past. "The Lonely Huangshan" takes Huangshan as the only writing object, synthesizes his own mountaineering and travel experiences, writes about Huangshan from all possible angles, observes and describes Huangshan in the entire world, and compares Huangshan with everything, such as music, philosophy, architecture, foreign lands, history, etc. This is a "Huangshan Ji" that is completely different from any previous works.

The 11 reportage works compiled in this collection all use the detection of cases as their theme. The work narrates the process of the public security criminal policemen going through hardships and overcoming difficulties in detection, showing their wise and courageous fighting style, shaping their image of "dare to fight tough battles and able to win battles", and eulogize their noble character and valuable spirit of being extremely loyal to the party, the country, and the people. The work has a unique subject matter, strong storytelling, twists and turns and vivid plot, and is highly readable.

Life is such a journey. Some people stay where they are, while others fly around, taking the ups and downs as a necessary experience to taste the rich aftertaste...

I believe in being concise, straight to the point, and concise. Our lives have been "consumed by complexity." Gorgeous packaging and complicated presentation should all be eliminated, just like a stream, not deep, so clear that one can see the bottom at a glance.

This book is permeated with the writers' simple and sincere emotions, exuding intellectual thinking and pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty.

Li Yongqing's prose is obviously related to his major in philosophy, and his prose is full of speculative philosophical meaning. He wrote in the postscript: "When the fan of life and the expression of the seasons push in waves of refreshing air or blinding clouds, the waves in the heart will still rise and fall with high or low, allowing the cultivation of thoughts to go over mountains and mountains in joy, anger, sorrow and joy." He searched for the philosophical meaning of life in those common "joy, anger, sorrow and joy".

The book contains a total of 130 articles, divided into five parts: "Nostalgia Like a Song", "Family Lighting", "Love Besieged the City", "Remains of Mood" and "Miscellaneous Things", which more realistically records the author's life experience and perception of life.

This book explains the beauty of the harmonious coexistence between man and nature. It is a magical "code book" that allows modern urbanites to unlock the secret realm of their souls, and a handful of "holy water" that allows grassland life to remain deep in the soul forever. The grassland gives the author an infinitely broad mind, allowing the author to lead readers into the embrace of the grassland; the author gives the grassland a masculine and long-lasting spirit, allowing the grassland to infect the readers to open up their closed minds. The touching grassland stories and touching grassland creatures inadvertently give people different feelings through the author's delicate writing. The vastness of the grassland and the love of the grassland people have entered people's hearts and lingered in them.

"The first collection of life essays by Wang Yuewen, the first person in officialdom literature and the author of "Chinese Painting" and "The Prime Minister of the Qing Dynasty", is for everyone who wants to be themselves magnanimously. If life is a big river, we are born on this bank and travel to the end, where will the other side be spiritually? How will we get there? This is not an autobiography, but it comprehensively recounts his struggle from a small-town youth to a literary lover, from a civil servant to a literary master; this is not an official novel, but it vividly interprets the officialdom that he paid attention to eight hours away. This is not a philosophy book, but it condenses his thoughts on the unity of material reality and the other side of the world, and the body and soul; this is not chicken soup for the soul, but it sparkles with his life wisdom of pursuing a clearer and more peaceful life as he becomes more lively. Wang Yuewen talks about everything, laughs and curses. This is his humorous criticism and self-criticism after his understanding of worldly affairs and his understanding of human feelings. It is also a frank confession of life: people should be true to themselves and strive to be true to themselves and to heaven and earth.

This book is a collection of prose essays. The articles compiled in this book are the author's real life experiences and inner insights. It is divided into five chapters: the life of educated youth, journey stories, spiritual enlightenment, random writing, and a few blog posts.

Food is the enzyme of life. Eating every food is a story. This book collects the drinking notes of a senior food lover, writing about street snacks, fireworks in the world, and the emotional connection between food and people. There are more than 50 food essays, whether they are seasonal side dishes and seasonal snacks from the south of the Yangtze River, or modified Western food that combines Chinese and Western food, these food experiences in ordinary days are all presented by the author's spiritual words, which are both delicious and emotional.

"Take your time, everything will be as expected" is a collection of warm and inspiring stories. The book tells more than 20 touching and ordinary stories. The protagonists in each story have their own joys, sorrows and joys in their own life situations. They face the ups and downs of life, the confusion of love, and the changes in marriage, but they always maintain a love for life. They mature step by step in the temper of time, from confusion to determination, from weakness to strength, from ignorance to growth, and will eventually get their own happiness. The most true and pure story, with warm and touching emotions, allows readers to feel the warmth and positive energy. During your waking hours, do what you feel is right. You may not have a tacit understanding with this world, but you must also work hard to collide. Don't be anxious, don't be flashy, follow your own unique rhythm, and those futures you dream of will eventually be what you expect.

"I Love You, Me Nor" is a collection of works by emotional beautician Alai in recent years. Alai talks about love, marriage, men and women, down-to-earth but not tacky, innocent yet worldly, interesting and useful. Li Xiaoyi said: Men and women are actually a rivalry of "I will meet you when I am good enough", rather than the climbing outdoor sports of dodder and wisteria. Mutual nourishment can be maintained for a long time. Donation-style support really depends on luck and the other person's face. Hu Ziwei said: If a woman's tragedy or comedy is no longer a man, then she will live a different kind of life. Neruda said: Love is so short. In fact, not only love, everything is short-lived. Then, just love in the present moment, love in this moment. When you love, be decisive and share your love appropriately. We come to this world to see flowers, seas and valleys. Love is only a part of my life. Alai said: I love you, it has nothing to do with you; I love you, but I don't love you either; I love you, but I love myself more.

The Golden Horse Awards judges chat with you about uncensored high-definition life! Mr. Cai Lan sincerely recommends it, and Europa, Shuimuding, and Huang Lu jointly recommend it! He is a well-known film critic and columnist, a judge of the 49th Golden Horse Awards, a film selector for many Shanghai International Film Festivals, and a popular author on Douban, Weibo, WeChat and other platforms. He chats and laughs with Jia Zhangke and Shuimuding. He has read countless films and seen all kinds of life, naturally uncensored and in high definition. May you see the truth of life you want to see. "We Are All Apprentices of Life" is Mr. Wei Xidi's first collection of life essays, looking at life through movies. A good movie is like a mirror, it can reflect ourselves, our shadows, and our hearts.

All beautiful things have an unconventional effect. Life is to give life the quality of beauty. This collection of essays "Walk Slowly, Live a Beautiful Life" is an essay written by Zhu Guangqian, a master of aesthetics, who talks about a beautiful life. He talks about life, cultivation, ideals, and old stories about friends. It contains the wisdom of life and a profound understanding of human nature. The beauty of life depends on whether you can appreciate and appreciate many things. Every plant and tree has its own flavor. Zhu Ziqing said that he spreads hope in every heart, making you believe that you can do more than you think you can do. The most important thing in life is "knowledge" and "awareness", understanding life and dealing with life. I hope you can slow down, appreciate while walking, live up to the magnificence of the world and the richness of life, seek knowledge, think well, love beauty, and walk a beautiful life path.

This book is a collection of essays, including 59 essays, which are lyrical, narrative, and memorable. From some trivial events and details, it shows the life style of contemporary people and the rich feelings of the author.

Memoirs of a third-generation famous writer. The author uses warm stories to recall every moment of his youth. Every moment is unforgettable. Although the years are gone and the traces of time have been clearly written on the body, the love for life and the pursuit of beautiful things in life remain unchanged.

This book contains fifty essays by the famous female writer Fan Xiaoqing. The author is a famous novelist, but her essays are more praised and loved by ordinary readers. The works collected in this book talk about the trivial matters around us, but the author uses her unique female sensitivity and delicacy to talk about new ideas and profound meanings.

The author of this book uses simple and beautiful writing and sincere emotions to record every detail of his work, life, himself, relatives and friends. It took him several years to write it carefully. All articles are first drafted using Evernote on a mobile phone, and then finalized using WORD on a computer. One advantage of writing articles on your mobile phone is that when you have a flash of inspiration, you can write it down immediately. This is very important for writing.

"Poetry" gives us aura; "Book" gives us righteousness; "Yi" gives us auspiciousness; "Li" gives us morale; "Spring and Autumn" gives us loyalty. Women who are as gorgeous as China, no matter whether they are ladies or ladies, have been called by "Women" and set forth in the "Girls' Commandments" to aspire to be good wives, loving mothers, and chaste women. Letting women study and let women "know books and be polite" may initially be a "trap" for men. However, it is this "trap" that allows women to rise from the ashes and be as beautiful as a fairy. This book is divided into five chapters, from ancient times to the present, from general to divided, narrating and analyzing the reading history of women in ancient and modern times, bringing a scent of pine smoke to us and the world.

Peng Min, known as the "Universal Literary Youth of Peking University", won the first prize in the Peking University Campus Original Novel Competition, the Best Original Award in the Original Poetry Competition, the Weiming Poetry Award, and the first prize in the Wang Moren Novel Award when he was a student at Peking University. This can be called a grand slam in the history of the Chinese Department. Even with such potential as a literary and artistic young man, he could not resist the temptation of rapid success after graduating from college, so he devoted himself to the stock and futures markets and experienced the greatest difficulties in his life.

"You Know Too Much" includes Zheng Xiaolu's column essays and prose writing in recent years, with a total of five volumes. The system includes the author's column articles published in newspapers such as Southern Weekend, Fangyuan, Shenzhen Special Zone News, and Metro Times. "You Know Too Much" contains chapters involving social issues, with serious arguments and profound insights. Focusing on the period of social transformation, he made a loud and clear criticism of some long-standing social phenomena and habitual thinking.

This book is a collection of essays that review friendship and family ties, and realize the preciousness of life: passing time, using words to contend with the world, listening to the desolation of life, and the joy of interesting things in the world. With a warm and flexible pen, the book records the value of family and friendship, expresses the emotion that looks age easily and time passes quickly, and calls on people to cherish the present; and calls on people to expand the breadth of life and enrich the spiritual dimension through reading.

This book tells the pure and beautiful stories of the top ten talented women in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, as well as the unspeakable legends. Li Jilan, Wang Chaoyun, Yun Niang, Zhang Youyi, Lu Xiaoman, Lin Huiyin... These women are like magnolia flowers, elegant and luxurious, gorgeous but not coquettish, resolute and tenacious, soft but not weak, they can be called strange women.

This book selects 10 of the most influential and popular talented women in the history of Sichuan and tells their life experiences, emotional stories, and interesting anecdotes in prose, so that readers can truly feel the hearts and emotions of these talented women along with the words.

"Peony Fragrance of Unparalleled Youth: Those Talented Women of the Central Plains" selects 14 influential and popular talented women from the Central Plains, and tells the life experiences, emotional stories, and interesting anecdotes of these talented women in prose. This book is dedicated to restoring the true personality, experience and life of famous talented women. Readers can not only appreciate the poetry works of these talented women, but also truly feel their hearts and emotions through the words, understand the social customs of a specific period and region during reading, and receive unique cultural influence.

"There is Smoke at the Bottom of Lover's Pen" is a collection of fresh and warm essays. It includes 34 essays by the author, such as "Meetings are increasingly rare farewells", "Their love has nothing to do with romance", "Patriotism in the cicada's slough", "The sweetness and bitterness of life", and "Listen to the call of the heart". The author blends warmth and rationality, pays equal attention to philosophy and grace. With his unique and meticulous insight into life and his compassion, he narrates the love between parents and children, the love between grandparents and grandchildren, and the love between husband and wife, which are easily ignored or forgotten by middle-aged people and should be valued and managed most. Come; remind people that they should not forget their original intentions in life, maintain a kind, sincere, innocent, enterprising, tolerant, and philanthropic heart, and know how to be grateful; encourage people that when encountering hardships, in addition to being free and easy, they should not forget to move forward and work hard.

The companion volume of "Don't be afraid of the future and don't dwell on the past" adds 12 wonderful works, which can be read as storybooks on survival rules for urban women. A girl who has just graduated a few years ago suddenly has to deal with life. She shares a room with a partition, learns to install light bulbs and repair home appliances by herself, copes with unreasonable demands from customers at work, encounters the heartbeat of strangers, and starts an unknown love. Once it fails, she will be labeled as older... Is your life "at the end of the road"? Don't be stupid, you have just become sensible! Let the chic and independent writer Twelve tell you what values ​​you should really have. The confused stage of life is not scary. Good girls all stand on the shoulders of scumbags, confidently manage themselves as the most valuable brand, calmly identify who is the truly suitable partner for their lives, and then fall in love calmly. The proud and extraordinary you are not far away.

The collection of essays "Nostalgia" is another milestone in Comrade Yonghai's prose creation. Literature allows us to have strings in our hearts, read a book well, write some words well, and nourish our souls and lives well. The prose in "Loving Love" has obviously made great progress compared with his works of the previous period. It is full of warm feelings and sunny tones, reflecting the mentality of contemporary people facing reality and opening up a new life in the future in the fierce competition for survival. From the perspective of topic selection, from the overall conception, from the exploration of ideas, from the pursuit of artistic conception, from the language processing...

"Live and Grow Old" contains a total of 93 articles, including "How Great Is Wang Xiaobo", "Six Tips for Unmarried Older Artistic Women", "How to Become a Monster", "Live and Grow Old", "Hong Kong Dinner", "Choose a City to End Old", "The Mighty Beijing" and other well-known articles of Feng Tang's essays. It also fully restores the abridged text of the historical version, making it original and full of vitality.

The "Thirty-sixth National Congress" contains 36 open letters, and the title of each article starts with the word "big", so it is called the "Thirty-sixth National Congress": written to the only nephew, junior brother, post-90s generation, Han Han and the majority of young men and women in literature and art; also to Sima Qian, Maradona, Tang Xuanzang and Liang Sicheng; and even to his own briefcase. In this work, Feng Tang talks about the people, things, and things that he has gained insights into in the world, talks about the outlook on life and world view of the 40-year-old, and teaches the worldly life above the "golden thread".

This book is a collection of essays by Shen Ruijin, winner of the 7th Bingxin Prose Award. It is a record of the author's writing process over the years. It includes two parts: walking while singing and listening to the wind. From the Erhai Lake in Cangshan Mountain by the Butterfly Spring to fishing by the Ergun River, traveling west to look back at Chang'an in the east to Impression West Lake, you can remember the beautiful things and understand life while walking. The author is a member of the All-China Federation of Public Security Literary and Art Circles, a member of the Hunan Provincial Writers Association, and the vice chairman of the Huaihua Writers Association. He has published essay collections "Travel in the World" and "Half Pond of Lotus Fragrance".

This book is a collection of essays, including images and neighbors. It tells about the corner of Shaanxi where the author lived when he was a child, including folk customs such as cave dwellings, wheat fields, waterlogged ponds, hot kangs, ravines, old ladies with small feet, running water mats, open-air movies, Qin opera, shadow puppets, social fires, bellows, and stove firesides. In my memory, I remember the voices and smiles of the ordinary and great, small and tenacious villagers.

"The Broken Flowers Are Still Pretty" is a novel that reflects the life in the social relief home in the 1960s and 1970s. The author is a disabled person who grew up in a relief hospital. With her sensitive heart and diligent pen, she recorded in the form of memories the various aspects of the disabled people, disabled soldiers and other living beings in the society of that era. Although it was an era when human nature was distorted and suppressed, the kindness and integrity in human nature cannot be eradicated. The author also felt these beauties, gradually grew up, and learned to repay society.

Qing Wan's articles are interesting and comfortable to read, with less girlishness and more calmness after experience. From her perspective, the people and things she writes are full of fireworks. These things and these people are all around us. Sometimes I even think that these people will appear next to me in the next moment, giving rise to the illusion that those things may happen to me.

The contents of "Winning or Losing" include: endless reverie; no matter winning or losing; life is the art of seven days; the world is "inverted"; officialdom title; life needs tipsy moments; life needs compassion; talk about unspoken rules; understanding and virtue; fighting and cheating; privacy; us hanging in mid-air; street angels; tax exemption and smuggling; who is the master instead of a passing flower, etc.

"Twilight in the Fields" selects prose works created by outstanding backbone writers in the "Prose" group in recent years, all of which reflect the writer's profound and broad observation and thinking of life, and the in-depth personal experience that is in line with the changes in history and civilization. Gathered into a volume and a cluster, it is a feast for literature lovers.

"The Inner Sky: Yu Qiuyu's Humanistic Creations" captures the essence of Yu Qiuyu's more than 20 famous works and is divided into five parts: historical knowledge, elegance, calligraphy, life, and travel, which respectively cover Yu Qiuyu's historical knowledge (including philosophy, aesthetics, thought, politics, history, religion); elegance (including civilization, culture, academics, and education) , reading, writing); calligraphy (including literature, art, drama, calligraphy); life (including society, life, family, love, friendship, nostalgia); travel (including cities, architecture, travel, scenery) and other five aspects of thinking. The profound humanistic culture is superimposed on the extraordinary language talent, focusing on Yu Qiuyu's unique humanistic creativity.

This is a collection of essays that comprehensively tells the interesting childhood stories of those born in the 1970s and 1980s. It tells the story of friends fishing in the Northeast, touching shrimps, climbing over walls, walking dogs, hugging rabbits, digging out bird eggs, picking crabs, picking mushrooms, hunting and other interesting childhood stories. It is fresh and interesting, and humorous. It makes people sometimes laugh, sometimes feel sad and cry, and reminisce about the youthful days that can never be returned.

The story of the Northeastern man's rural and wild life has attracted hundreds of thousands of people to follow him. Ring roping, picking badgers, smashing roe deer, flying squirrels, raising meat eagles... Thrilling and interesting; the rural strange people Er Baldy and Sun Liuzhi... Make jokes and do everything; drive donkey carts, sand slides, put ice rows, go to the market... Perfectly present rural life. Laughing and cursing, drinking and singing. The author has a wonderful pen and uses extremely precise and concise words to interpret hilarious rural comedies. Who said that good stories come from the folk; drinking and singing, catching fish and shrimps... All kinds of things in the world are all turned into articles. Reading Bo Long and Wang Lizhi's "The Rabbit Going Up the Mountain and the Pig Descending the Mountain" in the summer, it suddenly dawned on me.

"Ms. Xie, Ms. Xie" is a collection of essays written by the author Xie Shu based on his life experiences in New York. From his time as a student in the United States in the 1980s to his current settlement in the United States, it mainly includes the experience of working when he first entered the United States, the legends or lives of Chinese people in the United States, and the living conditions of Westerners. The writing is sophisticated, expressing his sincere feelings for the motherland, and also expressing the author's reflections on the times. She writes about the Zhenjiang boss in the New York arena who still misses the gold buried deep in his hometown. She writes about "Xiao Cao" who suffered humiliation at home and abroad and finally died of bone cancer. She writes about Mr. Deng who makes a collection by running a hotel. She writes about Mrs. Zhou who delivered letters to the Red Army when she was a girl and then treated herself in the United States...

The prose collected in "Yi Xin Tie" written by Liu Xiyan advocates a happy life. The author writes about ideal life, career, and happiness, as well as the misunderstandings about loving oneself and maintaining good health, and the experience of reading "Dream of Red Mansions". He also writes about chrysanthemums, plum blossoms, roses, crabapples and other beautiful scenes of nature with poetic touches. The author understands the principles of life from the joys and misunderstandings in life, as well as the wonder and variety of nature. The author adheres to the view that simplicity is happiness, advocates getting close to nature, slowing down life, and enjoying the happiness within reach anytime and anywhere.

The real calmness in life is not to avoid disputes and noise, but to face confusion and troubles calmly. In the journey of life, pain and joy always go hand in hand. How much twists and turns can we endure, how much happiness we deserve. Mr. Jia Pingwa writes about the people and things he sees and feels with sincere and simple writing. Every line of his words sparkles with dazzling wisdom. After reading the life fragments presented by Mr. Jia Pingwa in the book, we will eventually understand that being calm does not mean following the crowd, and do not submit to a strong fate prematurely. Only by keeping your original intention silently can you become your true self. The true meaning of life is to live it calmly and calmly.

"Dusk" is a collection of essays written by the famous poet and writer Lei Pingyang in recent years. It has a unique style and superb writing. After the first two parts were published, it attracted great attention from domestic theoretical circles and readers.

"The Empty Cup" is written by Zhang Zongzi. The cup before filling is empty; the cup after drinking is still empty. Empty is completion, emptiness is expectation, emptiness is the short rest between two fillings, one end is connected to the aftertaste of the past, and the other end is connected to the hope of the future. There is tolerance in the middle, looking forward and looking back, it is hesitation, hesitation, and the bow is gradually filled, ready to go in infinite awe.

"Shishuoxinyu Sadness of Death" contains: "Wang Rong lost thousands of sons, and he went to save them in the mountain slips. The king was overwhelmed with grief. The slip said: 'Why is it like this when the child holds something in his arms?' The king said: 'A saint forgets his love, and the worst thing he can do is love. The love he loves is in my generation.'" Every time I read this paragraph, I am convinced that I can't escape the category of love. The "love-forgetting water" mentioned in popular songs is impossible to get. Even if it were available, I wouldn't drink it. In the spring scenery and spring water, let my emotions ripple until I grow old! When writing an article, you need to use emotion, but the most important thing to avoid is excessive emotion. When writing, it is extremely important to control your emotions and use less adjectives. Spring water can sway and ripple, but it cannot overflow. Overflow will cause disaster. The same goes for words. Then, live your life seriously and resign yourself to fate, and use your emotions with caution, restraint and calmness. The spring water is endless and flows until old age.

The contents of "Incompetent Criticism" compiled by Zhu Bai include: surpassing the past or forgetting the past; old and undying evil works; breaking the literary world and bad criticism; a soap opera constructed with nonsense; a cruel middle-aged love diary; a "weak era of literature" that has to be faced; hasty shots with insufficient reserves; hasty passers-by in the great defeat of literature; sex in the realm of nothingness Absurdity; the crisis of middle-aged desire; the inability to end absurdity will inevitably expose weakness; the nouveau riche-style cleverness and showoff of language; humor in those rare truths of life; the glory and shackles of magical realism; the thin and tough writer: Han Dong; beauty, beautiful writing and ugliness; the messiness after rashly cutting into reality; welcome to gain insight into the world of truth, etc.

The articles collected in "Wild Fox Zen" are not "serious Zen" preaching texts. The author talks about historical events and his reading insights. His eloquent narrative often reveals insights and insights. He often turns over old cases and establishes new theories by making circumstantial remarks. His comments on many cultural phenomena and historical figures are often amazing and refreshing.

The contents of "Many Faces, Many Emotions" include "Good times are very good", China-related, never compromise, re-reading Han Suyin, actors who burned the stage, the 1980s through the eyes of Arai, reading Dong Xiaoji, the cultural history of incense, talking about notes, the cold fragrance of Lingnan old paper, buried alive in the Bagua, pipe organ, book life, etc. This book is a collection of Mr. Dai Xinwei's cultural essays in recent years, and is one of the third series of the "Independent Reading Series".

"Collected Works of Yan Hong: Zhou Lang Gu" includes people returning at dawn, fathers like Tao Yuanming, meeting at the window when the star sinks to the bottom of the sea, Xiao Hong: just because she is greedy for the warmth in the mud, Zhang Ailing on the road, Xu Zhimo's sweetness and "cheapness", not being your lilac girl, Liu Bang's father's low-level happiness, The Battle of Qilu: When the Iron Lady Meets the Artistic Soldier, Bo Ji: There is also spring for wild lilies, etc.