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Life is an inexhaustible library of movies, and they are always more exciting than drama. More shocking than scary, more legendary than legendary, more sensational than sensational, and more inspirational than inspirational. There is nothing you can't see, only things you can't imagine. Han Songluo's book is like a set of humanized "movie rating" tips, always helping everyone in reality who are not so "innerly strong" to try their best to avoid those negative energies and unexpected shocks, and get as close as possible to and absorb all the beauty, hope and goodwill in life. Therefore, you don't necessarily have to be strong inside, but you must have a sunny heart.

Life turns around, sometimes due to turning around, sometimes due to changing thoughts. The world appears the same to everyone, and everyone has thousands of feelings and attitudes toward the world. What we complain about and what others are grateful for may happen to be the same thing, the same person and the same place. You may have imagined that your life will be full of things, but your life is nothing but trivial. You may have dreamed of traveling to the ends of the world with a sword, but now you are rarely free and unrestrained, staying at home with your children. You have lived half your life, suffered hardships, struggled and worked hard, but you are still just an ordinary person. But the life of every ordinary person, if someone is willing to write it, is a legend. If life has become dull, how should you face it and how should you change it? If you have average looks, average qualifications, and mediocre experience, how can you live a wonderful life? Everyone's own conditions, environment, and qualifications are different. If you try your best, surpass yourself at every step, and maximize the value of your life, you will be a well-deserved winner in life.

This is Alang's first collection of film essays, written between 2010 and 2016. In the book, Alang searched for people and things related to movies since the invention of movies, especially in recent years, including James Cameron, Christopher Nolan, Ann Hui, Hou Hsiao-hsien, Stephen Chow... Movies are the shape of time, and the reason why we have been looking for good movies is because good movies can liberate time. Alang analyzed all the bizarre aspects of movies as both art and commodities, covering topics such as the film industry, capital, box office, directors, actors, audiences, human nature, morality, technology, daily life and other topics. There is nothing obscure and profound, only the sharpness of a knife. This is a media person's independent thinking and criticism of movies and related industries. The world, like the movie, is not getting worse, it's just that we are busy being harsh on the "bad" and giving the "good" less and less opportunities to become amber. May this world and the movie be well.

Everyone is advising you to be a woman with a strong heart, but only with the wisdom and ability to adapt to circumstances can a person be truly mentally strong. Being at peace with the situation is a state of mind: walking to a waterless place, sitting and watching the clouds rise. If your mind is calm, there will be scenery everywhere. Being content with the situation is an attitude: the prerequisite for obeying fate is to do one's best. "Following" does not mean to muddle along and follow the rules, but to let nature take its course and follow the trend. Being at peace with the situation is a kind of ability: life may have its ups and downs, and the road ahead may be long or short. It is those ups and downs and hardships that allow us to transform and grow. We understand that it is better to let go than to be obsessed, and live life with an open mind. In the end, all suffering has its own happy ending. Live a happy life with an easy-going and indifferent attitude. Be strong unhurriedly, be grand quietly, and one day, the time you want will be given to you. All the time you want will be given to you.

17 stories about love and loss, 7 about thoughts after separation, recording long missed and lost feelings, commemorating those who have left, and giving them to those who are confused and trapped in relationships. In the middle of the night, on the road, in the afternoon, every time you need me, I will accompany you. They are not ups and downs, but I hope you will gain something and grow after reading them. The one you once loved the most has now become a passerby. The future is so long, so please hold the hands of those around you. However, at this moment and in the future, please remember to always love yourself deeply.

Mr. Kira, a fashionable and warm man, sincerely writes "A Love Letter to Unknown Love", which is written to all those who are looking forward to meeting love. Mr. R, who writes the love letter in the book, no matter how busy and hard he is, insists on writing a love letter every day to his overseas lover Mr. Z. Incorporate your full emotions into it, and send them to Mr. Z on the other side of the ocean through warm letters, and then look forward to Mr. Z's reply as time goes by. Thoughts about blood type and personality, about credit cards and love credit, about quick-frozen food and soon-to-expiry fresh food... These details of life that everyone will experience can always be interpreted with warmth by the witty words in love letters.

This book collects the works of Liu Yazi, Xia Chuzun, Qu Qiubai and many other masters and scholars. They are like "tour guides", leading us curious people to appreciate the customs and write down these experiences with fresh writing styles. Through these sincere words, we seem to have returned to the past, to the 1930s and 1940s, to watch the tide in the Qianjiang River, to drink at night by the lake, and to recall the master with many scholars. In these naturally flowing words, there is no abominable preaching, no designation or coercion, and there are more fictions and emptiness of grand narratives. Instead, there is the calmness and atmosphere of the native language environment, revealing nature and purity, as well as equality and gentleness. From their articles, we review their thoughts and insights on emotions, education, and trivial matters in life. Through these words, we can feel the character and magnanimity, cold eyes and warm heart of Chinese intellectuals that are bred under the influence of traditional Chinese culture. At the same time, we can also feel the cultural charm of an era.

This book collects articles about reading and scholarship by many masters and scholars of the Republic of China. It is a rare collection of selected articles by masters and scholars about their reading experience and scholarship methods. These articles were basically published in magazines such as "Modern", "Weeds", and "Wenfanxiaozhuan" in the 1930s. By reading this book, you can appreciate the wisdom of these masters in reading, studying, and living. Reading it in leisure time is pleasing to the eye; reading it in distress is like sitting in the spring breeze. Through these eloquent words, we can not only appreciate the vastly different personalities of many masters and scholars, but also perceive the original appearance of the education, thought and cultural ecology of that era.

There are endless mysteries in the world, ranging from time and space to the universe, to fleas and fireflies, all of which show people their wonders. When these things that are difficult for ordinary people to understand are described in easy-to-understand words, the beauty is self-evident. This book collects original works of literati published in dozens of publications in the 1930s and 1940s. The works cover many aspects such as natural rhymes, all creatures, wonderful worlds, and folk customs. These literary masters and scholars use their unique and in-depth observations, delicate and precise brushstrokes, and simple and concise language to outline a magnificent, colorful and diverse world.

This book collects original works of literati published in dozens of publications in the 1930s and 1940s, including Lu Xun, Liang Yuchun and many other masters and scholars. Together they learned the nature of culture, the original meaning of philosophy, the methods of studying national heritage, the meaning of science and scientific research, and the true meaning of psychology. This is a collection of essays that discusses common sense and new knowledge in culture, philosophy, science, psychology, etc. It is a feast of new knowledge presented to us by masters and scholars. From this we can not only see their serious and responsible attitude towards science and their diligent pursuit of truth, but also their valuable thought that all kinds of knowledge do not stop at authority and public opinion.

"Travel and Reading" is a travel diary without pictures. It does not provide a travel guide that can be followed by pictures, but it is full of imagination and pictures. Zhan Hongzhi, a never-ending pacesetter, is always reading and always on the road. Most of his travels start from reading. The ten wonderful stories like mystery novels are like a brain surfing of encyclopedic knowledge and a marathon of daily philosophical thinking. A showdown test led by a Tuscan recipe guide; a thrilling mountaineering trip in Switzerland due to a trustworthy book; a skilled carpet merchant in India who was unable to resist reciting the Rubaiyat; a savoy journey full of life experiences in the grass of South Africa; the contradictory and complicated mentality of travelers in Bali after the disaster... Ten dream journeys, a different kind of new life.

A book of life that pays tribute to ordinary people, and a book of death that makes people feel the weight of life! This book takes recording death as its theme. Starting from the concern for life, the author faithfully and equally commemorates the ninety-nine deaths he has experienced in his life, leaving his last words for people, animals or plants. From the "Red Death" who was injured for the first time in his childhood when he opened a slate, to the young man who starved to death in the famine; from the miners who were killed to the prisoners shot in the counter-revolutionary case; from the writer Lu Yao at the last moment of his life, to the tomb of the Red Guards in Chongqing; from the dog killed by rabies to the bear facing extinction... The book uses concise and faithful language to convey the direct experience of facing death as truly as possible. It strives to make this strange experience accommodate and accommodate human nature, and reflect the hardships and comforts of life. "My Ninety-nine Deaths" is not only a death record of the ninety-nine deceased, but also a contemporary Chinese social history that restores their life scenes and living conditions.

A true record of Leap's thirty-year career as a mental hospital nurse with broad thinking and lots of joy. For most people, the madhouse is a symbol, a word that only comes to mind when people are scolded and ridiculed. Xiao An actually worked there for thirty years, witnessing and recording all kinds of laughter and tears, absurdity and bizarreness in the madhouse. What is rare is that these records are not curious or sensational, but have a warmth of equality for all living beings. The madness of others is a mirror that reflects our own. As Foucault said, madness "reveals the real problem. This book is the words and deeds of a madman written by Xiao An after working in a mental hospital for thirty years. Xiao An's mental hospital has a river covered with cherry blossoms, a small bridge, and a garden. The madmen and nurses live a kindergarten-like life, singing, playing football, quarreling, getting sick, watching movies, falling in love..."

Walking on one road, witnessing the "distance" and "dream" for another road; walking on one road, for another road, letting go of "possibility" and "hope"; walking on one road, walking on the road that the saints walked, walking on On the road that ordinary people walk on, on the road where camellias are in full bloom, on the road of snow-capped mountains that make you hold your breath and make you look up, make you kneel and pray, and make you shed tears, just like Meili, and make every piece of "tranquility" and "peace" in your heart sparkle and resplendent...

Walking on one road, witnessing the "distance" and "dream" for another road; walking on one road, for another road, letting go of "possibility" and "hope"; walking on one road, walking on the road that the saints walked, walking on On the road that ordinary people walk on, on the road where camellias are in full bloom, on the road of snow-capped mountains that make you hold your breath and make you look up, make you kneel and pray, and make you shed tears, just like Meili, and make every piece of "tranquility" and "peace" in your heart sparkle and resplendent...

"Chinese Imagery: Back to the Most Beautiful Ancient Times" is an excellent work created by Zhou Yu. The ancient scrolls of Chinese style were given new meaning by Zhou Yu. With its unique romantic color and magnificent imagination, it shows us the most beautiful things in ancient times, as if beautiful pictures are before our eyes.

Zhou Yu, an essayist, is a director of Anhui Essayists Association and a member of China Essayists Association. Chief editor of the "Indigo Children" book series of Shaanxi Normal University Press. He walks forward in his own spiritual field, persistently and calmly. He boasts that his pen name means "a volume of Zhouyi, half of the Analects of Confucius". Only with such awe and love for history and culture can he become a sincere writer and interpreter. Zhou Yu's words are the history of the soul described by him with "flowing water at his fingertips". Because of his sincerity as a person and his enthusiasm as a writer, his words are clearer and brighter than the sky.

The swords of heart and words meet on a narrow road, the light of the dark night leaks out, looking for the words of a close friend, soothing the desolation in Ye Yu's heart. Sentences that touch the soul, silent and profound emotions, and resonant prose passages.

This book takes Chinese imagery as its theme and time as its axis. It keeps catching up every minute and seconds, and sighs at the passing time, which highlights the awe and reflection of Chinese literati towards time.

I have heard the wind in the Gurbantunggut Desert, seen the clouds in Buxel, caressed the plants in the Tianshan Sacred Tree Park, and sent away the birds in Ulungu Lake. There are also grand banquets for naming ceremonies, merry running donkey carts, and a bazaar every seven days. He writes down all the strange scenery in Xinjiang, full of visible emotions.

"Okay, okay" - the 2016 new book by million-selling author Da Bing. In a cold place, I write a heart-warming, true and kind story about the world that I can't bear to finish reading. The stories of the rivers and lakes in this book are filled with nostalgia that pulls you back, and love that gives you armor and weakness. There are prodigal sons who turn around, deep and persistent brothers, men who work and dream and still be themselves, and Lan Zhiyi, a beautiful girl with a faint fragrance and all the five "poisons". Their stories are lives and they truly exist in this world. Use the powerful small universe to break through the rigid and cold barriers of life for you, allowing you to see the lives you can never experience and meet the people you may never be able to make friends with. They use actions to teach you to treat the world, life, and others with kindness, and at the same time, treat yourself with kindness.

Turning the world upside down just to straighten your reflection - Zhang Ailing's love is a practice - Lin Huiyin's spiritual nirvana in the emotional experience - Ding Ling's swan song in the opera garden - Meng Xiaodong's flowers blooming in silence, aloof from the world - Yang Jiang's extreme love and hate, lonely life - Xiao Hong's blooming flower - Lu Xiaoman's literary dream traveler - Lu Bicheng, I have heard their stories more or less on the road of life. Now that I see the whole picture, I realize that a woman's beauty can be so shocking. Beauty stands in the mirror and casts a reflection in time, but aren't we also in the spring boudoir dream?

This is a collection of bedtime stories "from incomplete to complete". When two incomplete fellow travelers walk side by side, they complete each other. If you add me, I will accompany you, and if you manage it carefully, you will have complete happiness. I write this to every one of you who is tossing and turning late at night and unable to fall asleep. There is always a story that will accompany you through the difficult night. There is always someone who will make you complete. In the end, it will be you and me who will create happiness together.

This is a collection of essays written for girls who are trying to face the difficulties of life. It tells many common little things in life and warm and easy-to-observe love stories. These "small" stories, written by authors who love life, are interested in life, have understanding and love, can produce poetic flowers, allowing us to appreciate a different kind of beauty and style. Quality life does not necessarily have to be jewels and jewels. On the contrary, it may be within reach and if you interact with it carefully, you can discover their special features. Quality comes from love. It tells us: The rich world only unfolds for interesting people. Life is too short. We must find ways to clear away hatred, anxiety, and anger, and give time to love!

There are 18 women like this who live in different periods and come from different countries. They have wonderful and magnificent lives. They are the 18 most dazzling goddesses in the world. They are female writers, actresses, female musicians, female painters, female dancers, female politicians... Sagan, Chanel, Beauvoir Wa, Hepburn, Duras, Frida, Diana, Piaf, Agatha, Duncan, Mrs. Peron... They all have enviable legendary lives and are bright symbols of their respective eras. But when the layers of mysterious halo are peeled off, they also have the same sadness and fragility, anxiety and helplessness as you and me. Every goddess has a hard life, and their careful management in difficult situations in life has forged their unique quality. Read other people's stories and taste your own life. I hope you and I can understand some of the true meanings of life from these top goddesses, live the way we expect, and become a confident, independent and happy woman of quality.

This is a book written for a girl who is alone most of the time. One person can also be like a team, with no fear or doubt from the bottom of her heart. Don't give in to life, don't be afraid of other people's cold eyes and sympathy, and awaken the stubbornness in girls that is fearless. Through each story and distinct point of view, the author tells a truth that is so simple that we all ignore it: the future depends on the present step by step, and only by living the present life with enthusiasm can you reach the future you want.

As a lonely young man, the author of this book also loves folk songs deeply. He combines his loneliness with folk songs, movies, paintings, etc., And talks about his loneliness and the moments of getting along with loneliness, which resonates with the readers. Fifteen piercing moments of loneliness and fifteen short and concise life stories are enough for us to immerse ourselves in our daily lives and think about the relationship between ourselves and others, and between ourselves and ourselves. Each question about loneliness is to explore your inner strength, thereby gaining inner growth and strength. Who has never been lonely? As long as you get along with loneliness, without resistance, avoidance, or fear, every loneliness can be used to carve yourself, and it will also be the most precious accumulation period. If we want to be happy, we must first have the ability to be alone.

You must have these four things in life: confidence that shines on your face, kindness that grows in your heart, bones that are melted into your blood, and strength that is engraved in your life. Your current temperament hides the path you have traveled, the books you have read, and the people you have loved.

"Elegance Through Time" is the most reliable mind-building book for girls. Their ultimate success and beauty are only because they work harder than ordinary people. Standing at this end of the century, looking at those names that are as bright as stars, I can't help but shed tears in my eyes. They are our dreams, they are legends who have achieved everything. From one beginning to another, from one process to another, when fate favors them, they wonderfully control their lives, and every choice is made after careful consideration. When faced with the cold reception in life, on the battlefield of life that belongs to them, they always raise their eyebrows and smile and persevere. From youth to thirty years old, and then to the absence of youth, I have endured a lot and understood a lot. True freedom is not about doing whatever you want, but not doing anything when you can't. Those who can control their own direction are truly strong.

Growth is a process of gaining and losing. I stumbled to flatter, worked hard to please, and understood too many things, but gradually lost myself and the simplest happiness. Youth is like a kind of nature. People who are alive in the heart-thumping youth should not be hindered by the current troubles, confusion, gains and losses, and enjoy the happiness of this age! The time to be sensible lasts a lifetime! People whose youth has passed away can still continue to be young as long as they always remember their youth in their hearts and even have the courage to regain their youth. Who has never been young, and who is not confused in their youth? Instead of stumbling to conform to the rules of this world, it is better to live the wonderful life that every age should have. After all, life is so long and happiness is so short. It is better not to understand some things too quickly. This book is like a live drama on paper held in your hand, which will make you feel young again, making your heart beat with excitement and making you laugh.

Everyone has their own arena in their hearts. The arena is not for men. Women are the most coquettish flowers in the arena. Ren Yingying, Guo Fu, Zhou Zhiruo, Zhao Min, Li Mochou, Cheng Lingsu, Huang Rong, Yin Susu, Guo Xiang... Among those green-shirted knights who wandered the rivers and lakes, there were women who were either coquettish, charming, angry, or resentful, and they had the real life of love and hatred. Jin Yong was writing about heroes as well as love. He wrote "The Eight Parts of the Dragon" and all the sentient beings in the world. The portraits of Jin Yong's characters in this book reflect the love and pain of all living beings. Some of them are free and easy, some are infatuated, some are stubborn, some are harmonious, some are sincere... Each has its own beauty. Like us, they are all fragments of this world. We, imperfect people, make up this imperfect world.

This book is a collection of essays by Wang Chonglu, a famous contemporary prose writer. It selects 38 retrospective narrative essays, which connect the author's childhood memories and his studies from private schools to new schools. The customs and landscapes of the North, as well as his unique study experience, have shaped Mr. Wang Chonglu's unique literary and cultural heritage.

Life is not only about the present, but also about poetry and distance. Only a life that has read poetry is complete. The dreamy life journeys of the hazy poet Gu Cheng and the modern poet Haizi are blurred. There have been brilliance, blooming, loneliness, and even hysteria. The confrontation between a clean and transparent soul and a perverse and fierce spirit. The collision of romantic poetry and black and white life. Through their poems, try to understand their lives.

"Walking at Dusk" is a collection of literary and artistic miscellaneous works written by the author in 2009, including life reflections, travel prose, work insights, literary and artistic reflections, and prefaces for books or calligraphy works written by friends in the literary and art circles. It contains the author's overall thinking and practical experience of literary and artistic work in his position as chairman of the Autonomous Region Federation of Literary and Art Circles, his integrated thoughts and creative practices on the work of the Federation of Literary and Art Circles, his unremitting pursuit of life, and his philosophical insights.

Have you ever felt surprised? It always happens inadvertently. It's like Ultraman meeting a little monster, like a kitten eating dried fish, or seeing you at a corner of the street after not seeing you for a long time. Those small but beautiful times are hidden in our peaceful and lucky world. When we get tired one day, we can still find each other. At that time, we may still have a little sincerity and we can have a long flow of water.

"Live a wonderful life and then fall in love with the whole world" is a collection of inspirational and heart-warming essays. The author writes touching stories about what he and his friends have experienced, inspiring readers to face life and relationships with a positive and sunny attitude, and conveying the correct outlook on life and values ​​to young people. In view of the confusion and confusion of young people in the process of growing up, he uses soothing writing to move readers, allowing readers to empathize and learn to face it bravely. Each of the author's articles has a moral, expressed in skillful and beautiful words, like a clear spring, nourishing the reader's soul, and is highly literary and readable. Live a simple life, wake up in the morning with a smile and know that you have a goal, eat light and moderately but it is good for your health, get together with family and friends and be happy without talking too much, love someone with true happiness and embrace laughter. If you want this kind of time, it will be sunny every day.

"I Am Red" is a collection of prose and essays, which records the author's life emotions, travel experiences, memories of past events and reading experience. It is the author's review and assessment of life, as well as his understanding and thinking about life. The author's writing contains passion in its calmness, and contemplation in its calmness. The book is divided into five chapters with about 200,000 words. "Where there is love, there is hope" records the author's family, friendship and touching stories of ordinary people in his life; "Youth is always worth remembering" records the author's youthful years; "On the road, meeting myself" records the author's feelings and moods when traveling around the world; "Life is a practice", the author expounds his concern for society and his thoughts on life in the form of essays; "The years are long, thank God" records the author's various experiences and perceptions of life.

A collection of personal essays, including more than 80 essays including "Words to My Daughter", "Why Can't We Follow the Rules", "A Journey of Gratitude to Find Myself", etc. The content mostly expresses the insights in life, and also contains a certain proportion of reading notes and scenic travel notes, which express the author's pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty.

"Listening" is an essay by the author Lin Ying on music issues. The whole book touches on many aspects of current music issues and is of great reference value for studying current music focus topics.

"I read, therefore I am" comes from Descartes' famous saying "I think, therefore I am". "I read" and "I think" are the best correspondences. The famous publisher Yu Xiaoqun collected column articles for more than two years, with a total of ninety-nine articles excluding the postscript, and compiled this collection. The whole book is written from publishers and famous authors to media people and bookbinders; from discussing topic selection and commissioning manuscripts to publishing books and visiting bookstores. There are many anecdotes and anecdotes among the writers, all of which are cordial and interesting, and the writing becomes interesting. There are many little-known details and anecdotes about the publishing industry. The "presence" descriptions, characteristic comments and interpretations all reflect a publisher's "love for books, love for publishing, and love for culture."

"Language at ease" is a philosophical essay on life written by Alai, which is divided into three volumes. In the first volume of "The Ode of the Earth", the author once again traveled to Tibet, a land that is both familiar and increasingly unfamiliar. His reflections and prospects for the border culture made the author express his emotion that "leaving is a kind of entry and return in a more essential sense." In the second volume "The Beauty of the Names of Plants and Trees", the author's words become softer and more delicate. For the plum orchid and plum blossoms commonly seen on city streets, the author transcends the normal sense of "a corner of life" and evolves the most authentic Zen meaning of life. The third volume, "Reading Notes While Ill", selects several reading notes from the author's illness. The state of illness not only prolongs the time, but also adds a unique philosophical perspective to the articles.

The book is divided into five series: the first series is about remembering ancestors and parents and recalling the little joy of family life in youth. Chapters such as "Reading Three Official Documents of Grandfather Yu", "My Father Tang Yongtong", "Three Letters from My Father to Me" and "Remembering My Mother" are all written in a simple style and with affectionate pen and ink. The second volume recalls the initial questioning of the question "where do people come from" in childhood, and touches on the issue of death prematurely due to the early death of the eldest sister, praying that the lost relatives can regenerate like flowers and plants. Ji San recalled his life-long academic experience, from reading Mr. Qian Mu's "Outline of National History" in middle school, listening to his father reciting "Ode to the South of the Yangtze River" and feeling the sentiments of the scholar's family and country, to being admitted to the preparatory class of Peking University, from the beach to Yanyuan, and becoming associated with Peking University and philosophy throughout his life. The fourth volume explores the concepts of heaven and emperor in traditional Chinese thought, as well as the foundation on which Confucian sages have settled down for generations. The fifth volume commemorates senior scholars such as Fei Ming, Zhou Yiliang, Feng Youlan, etc. It is a picturesque experience.

Mr. Liu Mingjiu's collection of essays includes nostalgia for people, reminiscing about the past, and correspondence with friends. "This Teacher Is a Saint" and "Blues Bian Zhilin" commemorate two senior scholars of the Institute of Foreign Languages, Feng Zhi and Bian Zhilin, and are brilliant chapters in this collection that show their skill. At the beginning of the reform, the academic climate suddenly turned cold. Mr. Liu's "Study on Sartre", which was the first to break through ideological restrictions, not only attracted envious eyes, but was also labeled as a specimen of "spiritual pollution" by conservatives and was banned and destroyed. Bian Zhilin inherited Xu Zhimo's poetic style and became famous in the early years with a poem "Fragment of Chapter". Although he had a history of traveling to the red base areas, he retreated midway. As a result, he was sandwiched between Li Jianwu, Yang Jikang, Luo Dagang and other scholars at the Academy of Social Sciences. The role between the scholar and the veteran cadre is quite awkward; but "the blood of nobles is blue", the celebrity and elegant scholar described by Mr. Liu is indeed outstanding, showing a detached, free and easy personality in his academic career that has been changing for decades.

This book is a self-selected collection of Mr. Ye Tingfang's essays. The main content includes cherishing people and tracing his academic path throughout his life. Mr. Ye grew up in a remote village in western Zhejiang. Unfortunately, he lost an arm and became almost a disabled person in the eyes of the villagers. However, with his stubborn and unyielding personality, he went from the countryside to the city of Quzhou, and then to Peking University and the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. His mentors and senior scholars such as Feng Zhi, Zhao Linketi, and Lu Yuan all left a profound mark on his life journey. His sympathetic works have simple language and simple style, which express the innocence of this German literature researcher who came out of the land of western Zhejiang. The introduction of Kafka and Dürrenmatt had a profound impact on the domestic literary world. However, at the beginning of reform and opening up, it took considerable courage and courage to break through the long-term confinement of "leftist" ideological trends.

This collection contains nearly thirty essays by Mr. Wen Jieruo. The book is divided into four volumes. The first volume is "Home and Books", "I'm Afraid of Walking through Goldfish Alley", "My Junior High School Life" and "My Starting Point". It recalls the birthplace of Goldfish Alley in Peiping, his early years of studying at Japanese Elementary School, Sacred Heart School, and Fu Jen Catholic High School for Girls, the bitter memories of the family's loss due to his father's unemployment during the Anti-Japanese War, and his experience in starting his career in Sanlian after graduating from university. The second volume, "Remembering Xiao Qian", "Literary Marriage" and "Warm Memories", describe the 45 years of ups and downs that she and her husband Xiao Qian went through together. The third volume pursues senior teachers and friends such as Ba Jin, Bing Xin, Shen Congwen, and Nie Gannu; "The Later Years of the Master of Kuyuzhai", "Zhou Zuoren and His Children and Grandsons", and "Zhou Zuoren and Tanizaki Junichiro" describe the desolate old man Qiming who fought side by side with Lu Xun during the May Fourth Movement, which helps us understand the other side of this "traitorous scholar". The fourth volume includes two essays on James Joyce's masterpiece "Ulysses".

This book contains forty essays by Mr. Le Daiyun, divided into five series: Part One, "Nostalgia and Nostalgia" and "Dream-like Water God" are cultural talks, exploring nostalgia, nostalgia and water god worship in traditional culture. The second volume, "Dragonfly", "Farewell Hometown, Farewell Mountain City" and "My Choice, My Memories", are of a reminiscence nature, recalling the mischievousness of scaring English teachers with soybean bugs in the early years. The third volume recalls parents, relatives, and the Chinese language teacher in middle school. The chapter "Gide and Zhang Ruoming" recounts Zhang Ruoming, a scholar who studied in France. The fourth collection is reading notes. Among them, several articles written by reading "Shishuo Xinyu" and "A Dream of Red Mansions" talk about the free and easy feelings of celebrities in the Wei and Jin Dynasties who were not burdened by material things and were free and comfortable. The stone at the beginning of "A Dream of Red Mansions" is not only an opportunity for narrative, but also has many implications in terms of expressing the theme and portraying the characters. The several prefaces written for others in the fifth volume are also meaningful and skillful.

In order to let readers understand Hu Shi's habits, ideas and methods in reading and doing knowledge, and thus understand Hu Shi as a person and his thoughts and scholarship through this aspect, we have specially written this book. We adhere to the following principles: 1. Based on Hu Shi's published works; 2. From Hu Shi's articles and speeches, we extracted more than 20 representative articles about studying, scholarship and determination to be a human being; 3. The selected articles should be kept as they are without modification; 4. The selected articles are not in professional academic fields and are suitable for general public readers. Due to the limited editor's level, there are bound to be inappropriate things in the book. Please correct me.

This book starts from some real cases of women, takes delicate and unrefined as two dimensions, and selects a large number of examples to tell female friends what the life of a refined woman and the life of an unrefined woman are like, and how to become a refined woman who is loved by women and loved by men. No matter what kind of woman, even Cinderella, after getting the glass slipper, she can become refined and win the heart of the prince. This book comprehensively guides women to join the ranks of exquisite life from five perspectives: self-awareness, detail creation, creativity, and living alone and with a partner, so that their lives can escape from mediocrity and boringness and become colorful. A woman's wonderfulness needs to be decided by herself, and she needs to work hard to become a better version of herself.

No one and no words can really teach you how to live, because there is no cookie-cutter life. This is not a refreshing chicken soup for the soul, but an interesting book that can make you think about life. Interesting people, interesting experiences, interesting ideas, do you have your shadow in those successes and failures? Really, there is no effort in life that is not beautiful. Maybe, all you had at the beginning was a dream and unfounded self-confidence. But, everything starts from here... May you be brave enough to find a better version of yourself and move towards your dreams!

"In Troubled Times, Poor Times" is a legendary work written over the course of a lifetime by Jiang Shumei, a legendary grandmother who only started to become literate at the age of sixty, got rid of her illiterate status, and started learning to write at the age of seventy. It is a unique civilian history in Chinese history, and the first history of troubled and impoverished China written by grassroots people and ordinary people! The irreproducibility of the text makes this book destined to attract intense attention. The book is divided into three parts: "Chaos Times", "Poverty Times" and "Family People", which tells the story of the "Chaos and Poverty Era" that the author personally experienced over the past hundred years during the Republic of China, the Anti-Japanese War, and after the founding of New China. The language of the whole book is popular and concise, with a strong local flavor. It is very easy to read, each chapter is wonderful and vivid, and each chapter is thrilling!