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This book is a collection of ideological essays self-selected by Hai, with a total of 21 articles, including: "Analysis of "Rumors" and "Lies"", "Pilgrimage to the Sun God", "The Expressive Ink Art", "The Vast Humanity - A Word on Art", "A Brief Discussion on the Cultural Connotation of "Ink"", "Poetry Tells the Truth of Destiny", "Who Caught My Trance", "New Derivative Schools in Modern Chinese Poetry", etc.

This book is a personal growth narrative work by Lin Hongqian. It narrates personal growth experiences, including birth, family, college, work, marriage, children, retirement life, etc.

The content of this book is divided into three parts: "Fleeting Meteors", "Planet Out of Orbit" and "Two Principles of Management and Criticism". It examines and selects the life experiences and works of Su Manshu and Zhang Ziping, trying to reproduce the history of that era with literary touches.

This book includes literary works such as "A Year and a Lifetime", "Why Be Great", "What to Want in Life", "Traditional Chinese Medicine in Five Hundred Years", and "Reading Han Shanzi".

This book is divided into four volumes, including prose works such as "The Yushu That Year", "The Travel That Just Goes", "The Unbearable Lightness of Life", "Old Stories in Beiyuan Canal", and "Hometown in Dreams".

This book is divided into three volumes, including prose works such as "Thoughts under the Lamp", "About the "Degenerate People"", "The Fourth Glass of Wine", "We Don't Meet Each Other in Life", and "The Width of Laughter".

The book is divided into four parts: "searching for the past", "visiting", "talking" and "talking about mountains". The content is mostly about what the author has seen, heard and felt over the years, including the grinding of painting work, the aftertaste of trivial matters in life, and the reflections on various aspects of life.

The content of this book is divided into three parts: "Thinking deeply behind the scroll", "Deep in the literary heart" and "Singing while walking". The author slowly talks about his own gains and emotions from reading and traveling. There are both academic discussions, reading experiences, and travel experiences.

This book is divided into six parts: Waiting for Youth, Waiting for Ignorance, Waiting for Nostalgia, Waiting for Sentiment, Waiting for Time, and Waiting for Peace. It includes essays such as "Remember Your Appearance", "That Year's Meteor Shower", "Sunshine on the Grassland", "Girl's Birthday", and "Late Autumn Sunshine".

This book is divided into eight volumes, including prose works such as "Three Concepts of Time", "Three Realms of Life", "When the Book Is Used, I Will Hate It", "Articles Are Made in Nature", and "Understanding the Way of Calligraphy through Changes".

This book includes articles such as "Xiao Ai", "The Harvest of Spring Outing", "What Can I Use to Influence You - Me and an Autistic Child" and "Expectation is a Power".

This book is divided into five parts: Charm of the Ancient City, Ramblings of the Ancient Village, Miscellaneous Talks on Ancient Events, Brief Exploration of Antiquities, and Notes of the Ancients. It includes prose works such as "Characters of the Water City", "Reminiscences of Hongyang", "Sketch of the Ancient Village", "Stories of Idols", "Talk about Gods Outside the Door", and "The Bridge of My Hometown".

The author of this book rationally analyzes the ugly, evil, good, and beautiful phenomena in real life from the outside to the inside, and presents them to readers in the form of words.

"Wind Over Jingshan Mountain" is mainly set in the mountainous area of ​​northwest Hubei, fully demonstrating the majesty, breadth, depth and solemnity of the vast Jingshan Mountain. The objects of expression are mainly the mountains, rivers, gorges, ravines, streams, foggy waterfalls and other scenery here, as well as the trees, grass, cattle and sheep, crops, mud ponds, birds, houses and other natural landscapes in the village. At the same time, the local customs and customs of the hometown elders are described with affectionate strokes, showing that they are hard-working, simple, narrow-minded, perseverant and honest. They work from sunrise to sunset and wait for their homeland with simple meals, joy and sorrow, giving people a long-lost kindness and warmth. The hometown is the author's soul home, the deep root of the author's spirit, and the author's most familiar and rich source of life. Over the years, the author has been stubbornly squatting on that land, pursuing the past and present of the countryside with his footsteps and pen and ink. He has worked diligently and silently. His works have been published in "Selected Prose", "Fujian Literature", "Yangtze River Series", "Literary Education" and "Hanshui" and Hubei Daily, China Teachers News and other newspapers and periodicals. In 2020, the author joined the Hubei Provincial Writers Association. In January 2022, the famous writer Professor Xiaosu from the School of Liberal Arts of Central China Normal University held a "Seminar on Wei Qunfu's Works" for the author in his hometown of Baokang, which received a good response.

The author of this book was born in Li County, northwest Hunan, and works in Jinshi City, northwest Hunan. This area historically belonged to Lizhou, with the Lishui River running through the entire territory, rich in products, and simple folk customs. Wherever there are people, there is food, and food has distinct geographical attributes and cultural characteristics. In recent years, the author has devoted himself to pursuing the taste of local food and has written more than 100 food essays, most of which have been published continuously in local newspapers and periodicals, attracting many praises. Food is the most important thing for people, and taste is a kind of persistent memory. The author uses tasteful words to write about the taste of nostalgia, such as the common flowing water banquet dinner in the countryside, the warm family dining table, the beautiful food memories, the fragrant folk fireworks in the streets and lanes, the unique regional flavor of Hunan Jin's bozi dishes, and the astonishing... The author narrates the past time in a lifetime, using flowing words, using hometown, old friends, and stories to elicit food memories, evoking the people and things related to food, family ties, friendships, and various emotional memories, interspersed with some local folk customs, dialects, and slang, all creating a lingering nostalgia.

If the publication of "Gaze" is an accident, then the publication of "Self-Made" is more like an inevitable one. About career, about ideals, about love, about family ties, about life... In this book, Tao Yong is not only an ophthalmologist in a public hospital, but also a life doctor for patients and friends. From the dual perspectives of a doctor and an ordinary person, he faithfully recorded the doctor-patient relationship, doctors' thinking and medical stories in this era, and shared his insights on life inside and outside the hospital. As a doctor, Tao Yong naturally wants to provide solutions to those seeking help. He said: "In the past two years, I have encountered sudden blows in my life and come into contact with the common confusion among young people. The former brought me only a short adjustment, while the latter made me think for a long time." This book is a rare idealist's life monologue. He knows that his method may not be suitable for everyone, but he is still willing to share it sincerely. He makes you believe that there is light in the world and the power of light.

"Ideal Afternoon" is the representative work of Shu Guozhi, the founder of travel literature and the "eternal wanderer". With a transcendent vision and idle feelings about life, he talks about travel and landscapes, looking at the surroundings and looking for beautiful places. Since its publication, it has won many awards in the Chinese cultural circle and is known as "a must-have book for young literary and artistic people". It's wandering, it's life, it's also aesthetics. This book contains 32 essays compiled and selected by the author himself. Liang Wendao personally wrote the preface, introducing Shu as a person and his writings, and outlining Shu Guozhi's change trajectory from youth to maturity. There is also a new preface written by Shu Guozhi for the 22nd anniversary edition. Life is unplanned. May we walk in our own time. The good times after mediocrity may not always be 100% ideal. It is also peaceful and comfortable to find tranquility in the chaos and simplicity in the chaos. The ideal afternoon is of course limited, and the enjoyment is short-lived, but the afternoon time is more pleasant.

It reveals the prosperity and crisis of the Tang and Song dynasties through the eyes of poetry, shows the literary world of the Tang and Song dynasty poets, and reads the ways of doing things by the famous poets of the Tang and Song dynasties in one book. Focusing on the circle of friends of twelve famous poets of the Tang and Song Dynasties, it tells the life trajectory of each of them, involving nearly a hundred poems and many poets, giving an overview of the unprecedented prosperity of the literary world of the Tang and Song Dynasties. The first published exclusive extra to help you master Tang and Song poems easily and no longer have to worry about losing points in exams. From this book of essays on poems and stories by poets from the Tang and Song Dynasties, you will see famous celebrities from the Tang and Song Dynasties who are familiar to you, and you can also appreciate the beauty of Tang poetry and Song lyrics. Is Du Fu an official fan? Is the top student Bai Juyi a veteran in the examination room? Does he have a habit of "showing off his salary"? Is Li Qingzhao a gambler? Although the poets cannot be seen in the history books, the poems make the images of these characters fuller. The author carefully selects more than a dozen classic figures from the Tang and Song Dynasties - Li Bai, Du Fu, Bai Juyi, Li Shangyin, Liu Yong, Su Shi, Xin Qiji, Li Qingzhao, etc., Using psychological changes as the longitude and poetry interpretation as the weft to narrate their stories three-dimensionally. Not only can you see the literary world of the Tang and Song Dynasties, but you can also get a glimpse of a passionate history with ups and downs.

In the author's writing, he went up to the plateau and climbed over the snow-capped mountains, entered Shenlongjia and Heizhugou, climbed Guanyin Mountain, and explored Dunzai Village. The beautiful southwestern and southeastern Guizhou are colorful, and the Niado Ladder is spectacular. Go to the southeast, pass through Huizhou, climb Mount Huangshan, and listen to the slow sound of Yangzhou. The author believes that only by "letting go" of the prejudices and stubbornness in your heart can you walk briskly between heaven and earth, and only then can the scenery you admire and the emotions you experience be vivid and lovely, and only then can you truly "get nature." Let us follow the author's "walking" footsteps, fall in love with nature, fall in love with the creation of heaven and earth, gain happiness, and enjoy a beautiful life.

Ge Shuishi's works bring readers into a long-lost but eternal state of existence. "Walking" in the depths of Yellow River culture and history is not only immersive, but also "heart-to-heart", and the writing is grand and full of poetry. The author searches for villages, mountains, rivers, and crop fields, and there are countless manners. The wind and dust are all feelings, and everything is full of love. The author is humble in her treatment of nature, and rational and clear in her treatment of her own situation and life. She relies on reading and cognition to record the traces of her life, and her writing tells the ideal way of living.

Chen Shixu, winner of the Lu Xun Literature Prize, "walked" for the first time. His prose passionately describes rivers, grasslands, forests, lakes, mountains, canyons, oceans, wilderness, cities and their history and humanity, examines the relationship between oneself and nature, and explores the spiritual issues of contemporary people. It is a work that "settles the soul". He has been creating for decades, never following trends, staying true to his own life and his own literary pursuits. Combining traditional prose writing methods with new life content, you can feel the author's unique natural aesthetics and prose aesthetics by reading the works.

Most of Zhou Tao's prose are based on life in the Northwest, covering everything from grasslands, snow-capped mountains, Gobi, ethnic groups, history, etc. This book starts from the Great Wall and goes from the outside to the inside. It writes about the personnel and the past of Gansu, Shaanxi and Shanxi provinces. What it praises is the tenacity and vitality of life, and it is the author's thinking and understanding of all things in nature and life. The whole book is written with vigorous momentum, solemn style and powerful writing.

Essays on scenery and natural observation of Jiaodong Peninsula. It is divided into two parts: the food part and the mountain and sea part. The food part mainly describes the food that the author has made and eaten in his own life, which can be roughly divided into several categories: pasta, seafood, omnivorous, flower-based, fruit-based, vegetable-based food, etc. Based on the seasons, experience and insights, he uses meticulous, warm and humorous writing to present the ordinary life of a permanent resident of the peninsula. The part about mountains and seas mainly describes the author's observation of nature in Weihai. With his love for nature, a person walks around, climbs mountains, looks for flowers, and looks at the sea. Based on years of observation, he forms his own aesthetic views and natural concepts. It is roughly divided into several parts: mountain and plant observation, seaside observation, thinking and ideas, etc. The introduction to the scenery and nature of the peninsula comes entirely from the author's personal life, which is documentary, spontaneous and casual. The description is regional, but the concept is based on people's love for the entire nature, compassion for the destruction of species, and a simple view of nature.

Jia Ping's concave "walking". The author starts from his hometown Shangluo, including "Yunta Mountain", "Songyun Temple", and "A Ferry with the Moon". Talking about other cities in Shaanxi, there are the prosperous and prosperous "Hibiscus of the Tang Dynasty" and a taste of old Xi'an, and the desolate and solemn "Loess Plateau". The author headed west against the wind and sand, to Dunhuang, to Tarim, to the Flame Mountain, and then headed south and east wrapped in wetness, entering the ancient city of Lijiang, visiting Guilin, meeting girls of the Wa ethnic group, and admiring the vast Taihu Lake... Every plant, tree, mountain, and river can be seen as the reflection of the human soul, which is full of emotion, personality, and philosophy.

Chen Zhongshi's works are true, powerful and beautiful. They not only taste the country and life, but also show his gratitude to the country and praise the shining points of human nature. The language is simple and grand, with strong thoughts and rich regional flavor, which makes people feel like chewing olives and have endless aftertaste. The book contains stories about the author's "first time" in his life, including seeing the Colosseum in ancient Rome, setting foot on the Chaka Salt Lake to appreciate the "land of the sky", wandering from Dali to Lugu Lake, and admiring the moon in the Mu Us Desert... The world in the author's writings is sparkling, and the author's psychological world is colorful.

A small "anthropology report" by novelist Zhu Tianxin; a relaxing note on parent-child growth; "Accompanying you, observing you, and recording your innocence has helped me grow into a mother." "Learning to Fly" records every detail of the relationship between Zhu Tianxin, a new mother, and her child, Mengmeng. Nearly 50 meaningful short essays, using the distant but intimate observation perspective and light writing style of a "big playmate", outline Mengmeng's random and "unpruned" growth trajectory from birth to entering elementary school. They also reveal the deep love and growing maturity of the new mother's mind. Interspersed with interesting clips of parent-child interactions, Mengmeng's children's words are compiled into quotations, paired with his childhood paintings, showing a colorful childlike world in addition to the novelist's words.

The original intention of struggle is to embrace life with more love! "Between You and the World" is derived from five years of popular personal notes by Harvard senior LEO. It is divided into four aspects: studying at Harvard, travel memories, growth trajectory, and life thinking. By sharing the state of yourself who is running hard and can still live with your heart, I hope to help you get rid of the involution cycle from "goofing around without a goal" to "busy around without a goal", relieve anxiety, and be a warm self. No one can stand between you and the uncertainty of the world, so you can meet and create the life you like.

The emotional motto written by Zhang Xiaoxian, who is awake in the world, is for women! Re-revised edition! Face the various confusions women face in love and marriage, and interpret topics such as female growth, independence, body anxiety, and love! "Please At Least Love a Man Who Looks Like a Man" is a collection of Zhang Xiaoxian's prose works. In the book, she talks freely about her views on love, marriage, and everything about broken love, singleness, and growth. Throughout our lives, we always ask ourselves again and again, what kind of person do we want to live with? What kind of man should you love? Love a man who you love and loves you back, love a man who is good to you, love a man who is smart, wise and constantly improving, love a kind man, love a man who is responsible, or at least, love a man who is like a man. Falling in love with a man who is not like a man will not turn you into a man, but from now on, you will have to shoulder many things by yourself. Sometimes you may be disappointed with him, feel less happy, and feel a little wronged, especially when you are fragile.

If "36 years old, half-baked life" is about the "breakdown" and confusion when life is faced with choices, "Like Flowers in the Wild" is the author Kuan Kuan's record of the "establishment" of a new stage of life. It is written about the determination and calmness after passing through the fog of confusion. The 23 life philosophy essays include two parts: "Repaying" and "Cherishing the present". They range from the fragments of childhood life, to the recollection of personal emotions, to the joys and sorrows of friends' lives and deaths. What's more, they are the beauty discovered in ordinary daily life, as well as in-depth thinking about writing, Eastern aesthetics, and personal paths in the context of the times. This process of "establishment", from action to inaction, from action to feeling, from outside to inside, is a person's carnival and a chant of life that can resonate widely. The consistently sincere and unpretentious writing continues the merits and contemplation of the previous work, showing readers the direction they can reach after choosing their own path and going down firmly - a life filled with spiritual abundance, blooming like a flower in the Cangshan Mountains and Erhai Lake far away from the city, showing the original energy of life and the natural posture of desire.

The author of this book, Li Churen, condenses his decades of life experience and literary insights into a seemingly short space. Each article is developed around an independent topic, and some allusions, legends, and even couplets and riddles are integrated into the article to help readers think, explore, and reminisce.

This book introduces Sheng Shoukao's artistic path and shows touching stories between classmates, teachers and students, and classmates' families.

This book tells the personal experience of Yu Rongxing, a lecturer at Lushan Art Hand Painting Special Training Camp and a designer of Guangdong Xingyi Decoration Group. It records the author's real life of learning hand-painting after graduating from high school and entering university, and his evolution from a science student without any art foundation to a mature hand-drawn artist.

This book includes the ancient west wind road, Buddhism originated from Tianzhu; East to West, Buddhism was first introduced to China; the wonderful truth of Sanskrit sounds, after thousands of years of vicissitudes; Feng Shui treasure land, the three talents of Luofu stand out; Spring comes to the dead tree, Sanskrit sounds have a long aftertaste, etc.

This book has a total of fifteen chapters, cleverly divided into fifteen aspects, expounding the human nature, Buddha nature, and philosophy in Han Shan's poems. The contents include "Wanquan reads Han Shanzi", "Three realms and six realms are boundless", "I am self-aware of whether I am warm or cold", "A handsome man on horseback", "Hibiscus is not cold-resistant", "All things have metabolism", "Mountain flowers laugh at green water", "All living beings are indescribable", etc.

This book is a documentary literary work about the author's study, work and travel abroad when he was in his 60s. There is a review of my study and life experiences around the world, a review of my travel experiences around the world, as well as a review of the "Educated Youth Era" and the "Reform and Opening Up Era", as well as a review of my own love life. These retrospections not only contain the mental journey of a person who grew up with the Republic, but are also an abbreviation of the various experiences of the generation born in the 1950s.

Teacher Liang selected the silhouettes of the world and life from 100,000 photographs, both inside and outside of them, pursuing similar emotions in unfamiliar distant places, and sending them to people who are going through hardships and hardships. "Because we don't have to go far, and with a traveler's perspective, there will be endless discoveries around each of us." Walking on the road with Teacher Liang. To travel, to discover, to open up. To extend the breadth of life, explore the depth of thinking, walk poetically on the road of mountains and rivers, and tell all directions about the myriad phenomena hidden in the depths of vision. As you walk through this world, you live and you love.

This book is the author's travel diary, containing more than a hundred of the author's original works. The content mainly praises the great rivers and mountains of the motherland, most of which are improvised works by the author during his travels. It eulogizes the new life and new atmosphere in the new era, eulogizes the truth, goodness and beauty of the world, and expresses the author's elegant style of loving the motherland, loving nature, and loving life.

This book reviews Shanxi's historical figures and historical events, uses a prose style, and praises typical historical figures to present the wonderful historical picture of Shanxi to readers. This book is divided into four chapters, including: ancient sages, rural sages of the Three Jin Dynasties, ancient charms of Bingzhou, and self-cultivation and family harmony. The ancient charm is long and memorable. This book promotes national culture and praises righteousness. It is a reading book that boosts Shanxi's humanistic spirit and moral family tradition, and has strong reference value.

The campus is a confusing world of rivers and lakes, filled with cruel youthful years. As a middle school student writer, Laura has both keen insight and humorous satirical style. Some of the contents of this book are short stories, some are allegorical essays, some are candid essays, as well as social investigation reports and poems. However, for the convenience of reading, the most impressive works in this book may be classified into two categories: "campus" and "social customs".

This book is a selection of the works of contemporary prose writers, including the first volume of quietly observing everything as it was when we first saw it, the second volume of character equals wealth, dedication equals savings, the third volume of life growth sharpening the mind, the fourth volume of seeing joy and wealth, and the fifth volume of the starting point of happiness. Be aware of the world, read prose, and taste the daily beauty around you.

"All Things Are in Love" is the latest collection of essays by the writer An Ning. It is an important representative of the writer's shift from rural prose creation to nature prose creation based on the cognitive concept of the vast and desolate poetic aesthetics of Inner Mongolia. This work is thought-provoking with its meticulous description of all things in nature and the state of the human world, its explanation of the concept of harmony among all things, its in-depth interpretation of the relationship between man and nature, and its call for green ecology. At the same time, the writer integrates individual travel geography with life memories, presenting thoughts on eternal and broad themes such as people and people, people and nature, people and the earth, love and life, chance and necessity, life and death, etc., Inspiring readers to re-recognize the positive significance of nature to human poetic life and its important value in infiltrating the soul.

This is a collection of essays, including fifteen beautiful essays recently completed by the writer Li Jun. The author returns to his hometown in the text, reminiscing about the relatives and friends who have passed by in his life, and recording the deep imprints these dear people left on his growth and life. The hometown is disappearing and the countryside is falling, but nostalgia is like a birthmark, deeply embedded in the author's heart. These works have beautiful language, delicate emotions, and simple writing. There is a strong power to move people between the lines. The author uses an implicit and sincere writing style to write about his deep love for the people in his hometown. The many detailed descriptions reflect the author's unique understanding of life after experiencing the world, and also fully demonstrate the author's rich inner world.

This book selects life slices of 30 writers to deeply explore their writing motivations. It outlines 30 world literature reading and writing lessons with beautiful and emotional prose, from how to read to how to write. Reading is a kind of life retreat, writing is a lifelong ability, and the birth of literary masterpieces is undoubtedly apocalyptic in nature. The author is a doctor of literature and a famous media person. An important feature of this book is that it starts from literary experience, "reads" with a sense of the problem of "writing", and combines literary travels around the world with a focus on unraveling the wonder of writers, the beauty of literature, and the mystery of writing. Attached are hand-drawn portrait illustrations of each literary artist.

"Planting a Moon Flower" is a collection of essays. These essays express the author's thoughts on life, family, and work with real emotions and fresh writing styles. The writing is meaningful and enjoyable to read. It is divided into six series: "True feelings have warmth", "Landscapes have words", "Spirit has fragrance", "Detours have scenery", "History has treasures" and "Revelation has spring".

"Mother in Time" is a family-themed prose by Hu Xuewen, a powerful contemporary novelist, and it is also his first collection of essays. The book is divided into two parts. The first part mainly focuses on the recollection of the life of the beautiful, talented and hard-working mother in the article "Mother in Time", recording and preserving the fragrance of mother in time and memory; "Gears" about the father writes about the mother's emotional forbearance through the parents' daily interactions and trivial quarrels but the reality of marriage that coexists like gears. Others such as "Light Waves in the Distance" writes about the younger brother and "Second Uncle's Village". Uncles, "aunts", "uncles", etc. Further complement the trajectory of the mother's life through the stories of relatives and relatives "bearing" life and destiny; the second part is the author's other mother - several writers who guided her on the path of literature, such as Faulkner, Marquez, Saramago and other writers, as well as the author's own teacher training years and other personal experiences, which have had a subtle influence on his ability to "listen to the voices of others". These articles, like Hu Xuewen's novels, have very solid stories, abundant details, and deep emotions without any water content.

This book includes essays such as "Dreams Under the Big Banyan Tree", "Rural Education", "Good Teacher", "On the Road to the Army", "The Last Train", "Leader and Friend", "Trying to Make a Living", "Children Fighting with Fate".

This book takes time as the main narrative line and tells the story of the ups and downs of an ordinary intellectual. While narrating the life experience of the protagonist, combined with the specific background of the times, it shows the social changes and historical features in the sixty years since the founding of New China from the side.

This book is divided into three parts: Old Dreams, Reminiscences of Old Friends, and Rantan Collection. It includes essays such as "Dreams of the Sea," "Eye of the Tree," "Pei Jinbao, the Wumen Piano Master," "About Du Ya," "From the Confusion of Choice to the Clarity of the End," and "Explanations of Zen Poetry."

This book is divided into two parts: "Mirroring" and "Meditation". The former is the author's reading notes of Western literature, mainly celebrities and names; the latter is mainly the author's personal reflections, mainly involving creation, life and other aspects, and has certain philosophical and literary ontological connotations.

This book is a prose about "nostalgia" in the city. It includes works such as "A Rice Noodle Shop under the Moonlight", "Riding Alone for Thousands of Miles", "The Up and Down of the River Valley Are Like Masters and Disciples", "The Tears of Ram Lam", etc.