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Lin Huiyin's essays are fresh and meaningful, with profound humanistic connotations. They have rigorous scientific connotations and are full of poetic and picturesque connotations. They perfectly combine the scientific spirit of architects and the literary temperament of writers, and have high literary value. This book is a collection of selected representative works of his essays such as "Mourning for Zhimo", "Gift of Peace", "Talk about Ancient Architecture", "Our Capital", etc. It is the essence of the author's life's essays.

This book is a collection of Zhao Lihong's essays, including "Gemstones on Paper", "Reed Flute of the Soul", "Red Candles and Mandarin Fish", and "The Soul is a Deep Garden" and other classic beautiful essays. These essays are the essence of the author's literary creation over the years, demonstrating the author's thorough understanding of classical music, his obsession with oil painting, and his unique insights into architecture and sculpture. This book also contains a large number of the author's literary reading essays. Because it is a state of mind that comes from reading, there is no need to over-embellish and modify it. It comes slowly but deeply captures the true passion of the three flavors of literature. The author is very familiar with the historical background of the famous work and the author's life, so his views on the text naturally have a broader vision, more personal understanding, and more complex emotions.

"Back View" is a selection of Zhu Ziqing's prose essays. His essays are plain and full of warmth, delicate and yet candid. They describe the flavor of life between the popular and the elegant. He is recognized as a "model of beautiful vernacular prose". The book carefully selects famous prose essays by the famous writer Zhu Ziqing, such as "Back View", "Qinhuai River in the Shadow of Oars and Lanterns", as well as a number of articles that have been included in primary and secondary school textbooks.

"Selected Essays of Lu Xun" selects nearly 100 famous essays, cultural essays, social essays, and life essays written by the literary giant Mr. Lu Xun throughout his life. The writing is sharp and humorous, and the insights are profound and unique, highlighting Mr. Lu Xun's style and achievements in prose creation.

This book is a collection of essays by Mr. Feng Jicai, a master of contemporary fine writing. It contains Feng Jicai's classic essays. These articles include loud calls for the protection of China's traditional cultural heritage, reflections on the process of urban civilization and urban personality, discussions on folk aesthetics and field experience, and reflections on painting and literary creation. The scope of this book is very wide and the content is very extensive. It systematically and comprehensively displays Mr. Feng Jicai's thinking and research on major issues of contemporary culture, forming a complete ideological system and comprehensive interpretation. Through this book, readers can get a glimpse of Mr. Feng's wise and humorous philosophy, his profound insights and concerns about culture, and his inspiring call to protect cultural heritage.

"Taibai" is a collection of short stories and short stories by Jia Pingwa. The 15 works are all wonderful and classic. This collection is not only rooted in the fertile historical and cultural soil of Taibai in the Western Region, but also shrouded in an atmosphere of mysticism. Its outstanding feature is that it has a "Liao Zhai" temperament and is full of Zen philosophy. "Taibai Mountain Chronicles" uses absurd techniques to reflect reality and give people a "Liao Zhai" feeling. This feeling is unanimously recognized by the literary world at home and abroad. And this feeling hangs over the entire collection of novels. Or from another perspective, this is a typical manifestation of magical realism in contemporary Chinese literature.

"Heart Traces" is a collection of essays by Jia Pingwa that records his original aspirations and describes his hometown. It contains four parts: "First Records of Shangzhou", "Records of Shangzhou Again", "Speaking of the East and the West" and "Four Notes of the First Man". "Four Records of a First Man" narrates the joys, sorrows and joys that Jia Pingwa encountered in his teenage life, and records the social situation at that time from the perspective of a young man; "First Records of Shangzhou" and "Records of Shangzhou" record the mountains and rivers of Jia Pingwa's hometown of Shangzhou; "Speaking of the East and the West" records the customs and customs of the northwest region from a larger scope. But no matter what is narrated, it all records Jia Pingwa's true inner world, and this is also his "entire literary foundation."

"Book Traveler" is the story of writer and singer Zhong Lifeng's encounters and feelings in reading and traveling over the past few years. Nearly a hundred light and casual short articles, full of inspirational beats and ordinary interesting insights. Xiao Zhongmi walks in his own spiritual world, with sincere thoughts and passionate feelings. Music, literature, travel, and movies are all his "needs in life." The reader and Xiao Zhong are like travelers who meet by chance. The two drink a glass of sake and listen to him share a story. In Zhong Lifeng's simple and fluent writing, you found yourself and we recognized each other.

The world is so big, but you and I are so small. How should we behave and get along with each other? Milk Tea Rene Liu spent a year exploring and reflecting on the truth about herself and getting along with others. "I Dare to Be Lonely in Your Arms" is Rene Liu's latest written work. It includes Rene Liu's long confession and dialogues with eight friends, exploring the relationship between herself and getting along with each other. Rene Liu wrote a long confession: I still want to continue such a contradictory life!

"Life is Not Afraid of Starting Over Again" is a memoir written in the form of essays by the famous artist Liu Xiaoqing. His past experience of being an actor, starting a company, and becoming a rich man has been well known to everyone. Behind the brilliance, her fear of being imprisoned, the heavy losses of tens of millions of dollars in debt, the hardships and optimism of making a comeback with her talent are revealed in detail in this book for the first time. "Life Is Not Afraid to Start Over Again" condenses the most spectacular events in Liu Xiaoqing's life: "A shocking case" falling from the sky is like a road blockbuster; "Mouse" and "Cat" actually become friends like a comedy movie; "China's good actress" returns to the film industry to start from a supporting role, which is like an inspirational script. But everything is never exaggerated, not bitter, and full of positive energy. Liu Xiaoqing has created many famous quotes, such as what she wrote in her last book, "It's hard to be a human being. It's hard to be a woman. It's even harder to be a famous woman. It's extremely difficult to be a single famous woman."

"May Your Road Be Long" is the first collection of essays by Wang Feng, director of "GQ", a senior media person. It covers a wide range of topics, focusing on people's body and spirit, love for things, urban miscellaneous notes, fashion aesthetics, etc. It records the observations and mental journey of being in the media industry for so many years. It also starts from people's current lifestyle and extends to profound life philosophy. By reviewing and sharing his own experiences, the author answers or discusses some basic propositions of life, and the writing is full of expectations for today's young people. On the long road of life, everyone we meet participates in and constitutes our life. The important thing about this journey is not the destination, but who we travel with. People walking with us are like a lamp, illuminating our thoughts and allowing us to move forward without fear.

This book is Lu Sihao's first time as chief editor. He controls everything from manuscript selection to layout design. He also invited 17 friends including Zhang Jiajia, Li Zelin, Chen Chen, Yang Meili, Qi Chen, Yuan Ziwen, Yuan Zihao, Mu Xiyan, Niu Chao, Hua Daqian, Ji Xiao, Zhou Hongxiang, Zhu Yuxin, Fang Xiaoxiao, Ni Yining, Buckwheat, and Si Kang to write a love letter to the world. Lu Sihao said: "I hope this book can give you courage and not lose the opportunity at your best age like me; I hope this book can give you good luck and that the people you want to cherish are by your side, whether they are friends, lovers, or relatives. There will always be people who like you like the same songs, the same movies, the same little emotions, and the same little habits that others can't understand."

This book is about the author Li Tianjiao, who was a young reporter of the CCTV Youth Olympic Youth Reporting Team during the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games. He used his unique perspective to record his life, thoughts, actions, and gains bit by bit. Through the diary recorded in the author's youthful writing style, we will have a better understanding of today's media ecology undergoing drastic changes, and we will also have a better understanding of the personality and pursuits of the post-2000 generation.

In the form of essays, it tells the anecdotes of some century-old Peking University professors, the details of ordinary life, reviews the good times of life in Shaanxi when it was decentralized, the travels of some domestic cultural celebrities and scenic spots, as well as travel notes to Europe, Russia, Israel and other countries. The writing is beautiful. Due to the author's unique experience, what she hears, sees, and hears is very different from ordinary people. Her unique perspective reflects various aspects of life, especially her work relationship, where she met cultural celebrities such as Mo Yan and Tiening.

Read a book from cover to cover, no matter how bad it is. Then, I put the inspirations that came to me while reading and the occasional gains while thinking into writing in the book. I don't seek to be eloquent, but I seek to share some experiences with fellow readers. "These words, for me, are just a kind of ideological exercise." The book is divided into four parts: "Compulsory Courses for Literary Youth", with Mo Yan, Wang Anyi, Chen Cun, and Wang Xiaobo having a panoramic view; "Wandering into the depths of history", history and literature complement each other; "Thinking is always heavy", talking about Sartre in the first part, and Li Ao in the next part; "Blooming flowers outside the wall and fragrance inside the wall", let the foreign moonlight illuminate us. Miscellaneous but not messy, extracting the essence from a wide range of topics, full of interest.

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There are 50 essays composed of 50 kinds of flowers. Each essay is carefully observed and tenderly describes a Jiangnan flower, and allegorizes the author's thoughts and feelings. The whole book is written smoothly, with simple style, concise language and beautiful words. The flowers, words and writing are even more beautiful. Very readable.

"Little Orange Lantern" selects Bing Xin's famous novels and essays. The novels include representative works such as "Little Orange Lantern", "Zhuang Hong's Sister", "Dong'er Girl", "The Man Is Alone and Gaunt", etc., And the prose works include "Miscellaneous Feelings in the Mountains", "Past Events", "One Day of Spring", "Dream" and other well-known masterpieces. Bing Xin's writing style is delicate and graceful. The stories in her novels are plain yet vivid, and her prose is sincere and full of charm. It is worth reading and pondering carefully.

In 1923, Bing Xin traveled across the ocean to study in the United States. She wrote letters full of longing and love to her mother, younger brother, and children, sharing overseas scenery, anecdotes, love and nostalgia for her hometown, and secrets in her heart. The words are smart and beautiful, just as Bing Xin once said in the preface to "To Little Readers" Said: "Among my works, only this one is the freest and least thoughtful." Due to special instructions from Bing Xin's family, the forty letters selected in this edition are all Bing Xin's favorites. They are truly from the heart and suitable for children to read. They have been strictly revised and some problems in other editions have been corrected. There are many children in the world who look forward to growing up every day - becoming adults. However, Bing Xin said: "There is one thing that I am often proud of: I was a child before, and I am still a child sometimes." I hope these forty letters can accompany the children as they grow up.

"Stars·Spring Water" contains two poetry collections "Stars" and "Spring Water", as well as selections of Bing Xin's other poems. This book is a natural brew of Bing Xin's life, feelings, and thoughts, and enjoys a high reputation at home and abroad. The themes of his poetry collection are: maternal love, innocence, and nature. The praise of maternal love and innocence, the worship and praise of nature, and the reflection and understanding of life create a world of perfection and beauty, with sincere and deep feelings, fresh and elegant language, giving people endless aftertaste and enlightenment. Bing Xin's poetry was influenced by Rabindranath Tagore. She captured the flash of inspiration and condensed it into short poems to express her understanding of the true meaning of life and contain rich philosophy. The poem is short in length, fresh and beautiful in writing, and meaningful in meaning. With its delicate lyricism that is "full of tenderness and sadness", it shows the unique thoughts, feelings and aesthetic consciousness of female writers. She pushed the new poetry since the May 4th Movement into an era of popularity of short poems.

The author carefully counts the small happiness that is loved and painful in life; uses his own emotions and heart to watch the happiness and sadness of strangers; and uses delicate observation to capture life. Laughing, crying, and recording, he was always able to write down the ordinary little things with a sense of flavor. He was always able to finally choose to reconcile with life, choose to forgive, and live towards the sun in painful encounters. These words truly record a person's growth: finding oneself, forgiving time, guarding a fragrance, blessing a good time, and being grateful for a true feeling. This kind of growth has its own light and is particularly dazzling.

The selected articles in "Selected Prose of Xu Zhimo" (revised based on the original edition of the Republic of China) are from three collections of essays compiled by Xu Zhimo during his lifetime: "The Claws of Paris", "Falling Leaves" and "Self-section". It was revised with reference to the edition of the first edition of the Republic of China, trying to retain the lexicon and habits of the author's writing era, showing Xu Zhimo's life interest, literary quality and spiritual world. The book contains a total of 29 essays. In addition to famous articles such as "The Claws of Paris", "Gossips in the Emerald Mountains", "Notes on Tianmu Mountain" and "Falling Leaves", there are also some less well-known articles such as "Siberia" and "Chekhov's Cemetery". In order to provide readers with a convenient and representative reading of Xu Zhimo's prose.

This book is written for girls who need strength and outlet for both love and life. There are all kinds of love here, and there will always be one that is similar to you. It will also tell you how a girl with high emotional intelligence is made. It will also remind you in one sentence, "If you are not strong, who will grieve for you." Obviously, this is a book about how to become a strong girl, and the world actually likes strong girls, especially those who grow up to be strong with a gentle and calm attitude.

This book is a collection of inspirational and heart-warming prose suitable for young people to read. The author uses his own experience and that of friends around him as a starting point to write some insights on life, love, and work, aiming at the confusion and confusion of young people in the process of growing up, soothing their souls, teaching them how to deal with setbacks in life and work, and guiding readers to be excellent themselves. It expresses the girl's voice from the girl's perspective, and uses warm, plain and deeply rooted writing techniques to narrate the story in line with the survival philosophy of the current mainstream society. I believe it is easy to build resonance with readers. Life has tormented us enough, but we still want to try to change the direction of the wind. When we were young, we were so crazy that we felt like a gust of unfettered wind. Later, when we met love and walked into the world, we discovered that we were just flowers that felt good about ourselves. We wanted to bloom in full bloom. Maybe, later on, we changed the taste of the wind, and that was good.

The article describes the disappearance and disappearance of 36 common species of birds, using a sad tone and disappearance to describe the consequences of environmental degradation and destruction, and using poetic language to describe the living conditions of birds in industrial society.

Zhao Yuesheng cultivates himself through writing and views the world with his heart. He writes rigorously and has profound thinking. However, the voice of the voiceless and the consciousness of the conscious are mostly a collection of personal thoughts, a song of song besides the main voice of the times. Zhao Yuesheng wrote a biography for those who lighted the lamp, found someone who would pass on the flames of thought, and also left a heavy sigh for a world where values ​​and sentiments have been completely lost. Those who light the lamp show the light in the darkness and the warmth in the cold night. The noble character and superb character of this generation of intellectuals have been forgotten by the world and despised by the powerful, but they will remain in the hearts of those who ask questions and seek good.

The author's autobiographical essays, this collection is a summary of the author Liu Xiaohang's life. "The Wind Blows the Sky Full of White Umbrellas" is mainly divided into four parts. It tells the tortuous story of how the author refused to surrender and studied hard while going to the mountains and countryside to join the queue, and finally passed the college entrance examination and changed his destiny. It also tells the story of the close friends, close friends, lovers, celebrities, etc. That the author met during his life journey. The author also elaborates on some of his own opinions on the current research status of educated youth culture.

The work of the star writer Kanto Yeke touches the heartstrings between the lines, allowing urban youth to warm each other and move on in the not-so-good reality. There are stories happening all the time in this world. There are those you have experienced and those you have never experienced. They are all worth remembering. 21 True and warm emotional stories, they may make you feel sad, they may make you feel happy, they may make you feel regretful, they are all stars in the sea of ​​people, they can only shine if you happen to meet them. The people in the story will cry, laugh, be sad, and shed tears. But they will be happy, just like you will be happy too. I hope they can accompany you through a unique period of time. No matter whether you are broken up in love, have someone to accompany you, or are walking alone on the road, they will accompany you through many difficult nights and warm years.

The book tells the author Dong Jing's relationship and attitude with books, movies, and music through her reflections after watching dozens of movies. "Midnight in Paris" covers many aspects that are popular among young people today, and reflects young people's understanding and confusion about love, family, growth, etc.

This book is a collection of essays on opera by the famous writer Xiao Fuxing. The author graduated from the Central Academy of Drama and worked as a teacher in primary, secondary and primary schools for more than ten years. The author writes Chinese operas in a lively, lovely, interesting, historical and thoughtful way.

This volume contains the author's essays about old age, life and death, and life insights. Ji Xianlin began to think about the issue of old age since he was seventy or eighty years old. Related articles such as "Reflections on the Eighty Years", "Reminiscing on the Ninety Years", "First Time in the Ninety-Five Years", etc. Have aroused widespread influence among readers. He stayed in the 301 Hospital several times, and published many articles about diseases, life and death. Among them, eye surgery allowed him to write such a famous article as this book. His calmness, detachment, and life wisdom have a profound impact on readers.

Through his own practical experience, the author of this book tells that true "effort" is not just an attitude, but a living habit. He also shares with readers his own learning methods and attitude towards life, and explains a lifestyle that leads to a positive life and the flower of life in full bloom. What is the ultimate goal of our efforts? Pursuing knowledge and wisdom? Become a perfect person like God? For the pride of your heart? I prefer to set the purpose as "life" - human life. Only when we study hard and understand this jungle world can we learn how to live happily, or at least live a little more interestingly. You have the right to choose to be comfortable and live a stable life, and you also have the right to choose to work hard and study, to experience the happiness of realizing your dreams, and to be a warrior who embraces the world, right?

This book is Xiao Qiushui's calm work after experiencing ups and downs in life. Her experience is also the only way for us to reach mental maturity. Xiao Qiushui is known as an "actionist". She believes in positive value standards and in-depth thinking. In the book, she talks about how to educate herself, how to know herself, and how to shape herself into the person she wants after leaving university. She also talks about how to maintain inner peace in this complex and impetuous world, and how to face compromise, separation, loss, and even problems that everyone must face such as making money, friends, and managing oneself. A person who always hides in his heart cannot mature. The experience of life is the best medicine to become a complete person.

This book is a collection of the author Ji Hongzhen's prose from the 1980s to the present. The writing spans a wide range of years and is a collection of travel prose among scholars' prose. Whenever I go to a place, I must examine the local customs, pay attention to historical anecdotes, and have rich knowledge and information. Reason and intellectuality are better than sensibility. Although she is a female scholar, her style is rich and majestic. But it is not as well-known as the prose works of Zhang Zhongxing and Yu Qiuyu.

By telling real and vivid examples in military life, this book shows many lively "soldiers" of the army, and details the heart of grassroots army officers in leading troops. It can be said that it is not only a concentrated display of the soldiers' spiritual outlook, but also a valuable summary of the grassroots officers' valuable experience in leading soldiers and fighting well. This book combines the actual practice of modern army construction with many of the author's own thoughts, and extensively quotes and integrates the essence of many ancient and modern Chinese and foreign classic military books, integrating theory and practice well. It is a practical reference book for army building.

"Half an Acre of Lotus Pond Leaves a Clear Dream" contains 46 classic essays by Mr. Zhu Ziqing. The content of these essays may be about interactions between relatives and friends, trivial matters in the family, or about real experiences and feelings, or about real discussions. Although the subject matter is relatively narrow, their ideological connotations are extremely rich, including the author's thoughts on society and current affairs, as well as his unique understanding of life. The works in "Half an Acre of Lotus Pond Remain Clear Dreams" are exquisitely conceived, beautiful in writing, and simple in language. To a certain extent, they reflect the author's creative outlook and are highly artistic and readable.

This book collects novels, essays, essays, etc. Written by the author. The whole book is divided into three parts. The first part is short stories and short stories. The themes involve survival, poetry and separation, which are the author's expression of youth and the memory of the passing years. The second part is prose and essays, mainly about love, travel and free expression of reflections on the current living conditions of modern people. The third part is about the memory and duration of childhood, which is the author's recollection of his childhood as an adult. The fourth part, about books, movies and miscellaneous talks, focuses on reflecting the author's accumulation of personal life and sense of survival.

"Time Saves the Best for Last" is a heart-warming collection by 15 popular authors. "Time Saves the Best for Last" carefully collects 32 excellent stories created by 15 authors in recent years. "Time Will Save the Best for Last" contains family, love and friendship, as well as novels, inspiration and insights. There is always one that can touch your heart! Time always saves the best for last. Before that, all the waiting and pain only made us know how to cherish it more!

This book first starts with the hidden headquarters of "A Dream of Red Mansions" and traces and demonstrates the objective existence of clues about "flowers"; on this basis, it fully develops the plot clues on the opposite side of the argument. This big clue runs through the entire 80 chapters and vividly presents the legendary life of Yinzhen, the fourteenth son of Kangxi. The main points are as follows: 1. The real author of "Dream of Red Mansions" is Aixinjueluo Yinzhen, the fourteenth son of Kangxi, who created it himself in his later years and was also the author of the book "Zhi Yanzhai". 2. The historical truth cleverly hidden on the other side of the Red Chamber has not yet been made public. Including the truth about the usurpation of Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty and the truth about the death of Emperor Yongzheng who was assassinated by his brother Yinzhen (who was the direct victim of Yongzheng's usurpation). 3. The original 80 chapters of The Red Mansion are already complete. The seemingly incomplete text is just a carrier, which completely serves the major plot on the opposite side, and the coherent plot on the opposite side has been successfully concluded in Chapter 80!

"In Bloom: Sample Works of the 18th National New Concept Essay Winners (Essay Volume)" contains excellent essay samples from the 18th National New Concept Essay Winners. The New Concept Essay Contest is a national essay competition popular among student readers. The winners are all outstanding writers of their age with outstanding creative abilities. These works are full of literary talent, unique, novel in conception, and exquisite in writing. They allow student readers to absorb the essence of excellent compositions while enjoying reading, grow quickly, and improve their writing skills. For middle school readers, this book is both a composition "Bible" and a good youth literature reading classic.

"Looking Back at Autumn Colors" is based on the author's social life experience and focuses on some thoughts on the construction of today's capital culture. The time span spans more than sixty years, especially since the reform and opening up, trying to explain clearly what changes in Beijingers' thinking and what Beijingers pursue. The book is divided into three volumes: The first volume consists of 38 sections and is titled "Chronicles of West Beijing". It mainly describes the social life, customs and customs of Fengtai Town in West Beijing in the early days of liberation. Use the new atmosphere that was just liberated at that time to explain what the current cultural construction should learn from. The second volume consists of eight prose novels, all of which are about young people's pursuits and their emotions. The third part consists of more than a hundred poems, spanning half a century, with rich and comprehensive content, especially the longing for reform and opening up, which are all true feelings. If you want to truly understand the thoughts and feelings of Beijing people, that is the best explanation.

In the first half, the author briefly explains the philosophical meaning of "Tao", "De" and "One" by discussing morality, rule by virtue, and the unity of education. Several chapters in the middle part talk about the Doctrine of the Mean, Zhengzhi, nature and Tao, including views on freedom, happiness and health, and briefly explain the philosophical application of "Zhong", "Zheng" and "Harmony". In the last part, the author makes a return-to-nature conclusion to the true purpose of music, poetry and art, briefly explaining that the pursuit of the "truth", "goodness" and "beauty" of human nature is the core of a country's promotion of true civilization. From a philosophical perspective, the author puts forward his own "seven advice" on today's politics.

Times are advancing rapidly, but they are not all beautiful. Facing this impetuous and confused world, we question and compromise, but there is always a group of people who struggle to "overcome" the times and respond to the times in their own way. "This era" is rather "my era". Their life choices are so different, but they refer to each other. The reporters and editors who talked to them were all born in the 1980s and 1990s. In the collision of "defamiliarization" with each other, we may be able to get a glimpse of the true appearance of the times. Literature and art may be useless. I like to compare the relationship between the times and literature and art to the relationship between steel bars and flowers. If this book can arouse your ability to imagine the world and others, and let you know that there are still people who think about the times and examine the times in this way, and then develop some compassion, introspection, and enterprising spirit, then we are lucky. Shakespeare said that we are destined to encounter such times. Being in this kind of industry and publishing this kind of book is your destiny.

"Always Believe Good Things Are About to Happen" is the first collection of heart-warming essays by best-selling author Ling Xiaoxi. It abandons glitz and pretentiousness, and uses warm and calm words to tell you about the most real beauty in life, making people sincerely happy and seeing the smile in their hearts. In this heart-warming book, Ling Xiaoxi shares with you the happiness and bitterness of youth, growth, love, family, work and life. The roads you have traveled, the people you have loved, the tears you have shed, and the beauty you have experienced, all turn into the warmth of the pen, soothing your tired heart. The strength of a person is not the external armor, but the inner tenacity and calmness. In this world, in addition to thick clothes and a warm residence, what can withstand the bitter cold of the years is also the faith and love in the heart. Please always believe that good things are about to happen!

China Social Publishing House has always been committed to publishing excellent books to serve urban and rural communities and meet the spiritual and cultural needs of the people. While providing broad space for the development of popular literature, it also believes that the support and promotion of elegant literature is equally indispensable. The "Lu Xun Literature Prize Award-winning Writers Series" launched this time, the first batch includes a collection of short stories and short stories and essays by award-winning writers. With the keenness of these writers' thoughts, their unique perceptions and reflections on life, and their unique artistic and sophisticated expressions, I believe that readers will receive emotional edification, ideological sublimation and great artistic enjoyment through this tour of elegant literature.

This is a book of confessions of a wanderer. How many years have passed by in a flash, hometown, homeland, old people, stories... To those who are wandering outside, I hope you can understand their hearts. Whether you and I are struggling on the road or not, there will inevitably be gaps between you and me. In the story, there is you and me. May our sincere hearts no longer be lonely, and sincerely search for ourselves in the face of helplessness and loneliness. Saying those words that touch your heart and soul is a kind of bravery.

Life is a journey. People meet, get to know each other, and fall in love on the journey. From then on, they live in the present and live up to the time. Travel expert Yang Yong travels all over the world in her spare time. During her journey, she encounters herself, spends beautiful time with her best friends, and cuddles with her true love. She writes not only about scenery, but also about life. The positive energy contained between the lines not only shares the warmth of the journey with readers, but also provides many exclusive TIPS. It is a travel manual with love and stories.

This was a special era of material scarcity. Children rarely had ready-made toys, so people would make all the fun things they could see and touch into homemade game toys. A piece of thick iron wire can be made into an iron ring that covers the ground; a piece of elm wood can be cut into a spinning top; a few feathers and a few coins can be made into a shuttlecock that flies up and down; a few stone tiles and some mud can be used to build a city. Castle Camp allows children to attack and defend at will... Writer Zhao Dong uses delicate and warm writing to introduce us to the games that belonged to their era, telling the stories behind each game, showing the unique style and flavor of those special eras.

If you ask me about the meaning of travel, is it really meaningful, or do I think it is meaningful, or do I feel that familiar things have no meaning. I have no answer, I was and still am. I only know that there are many places waiting for me to experience, and many scenery waiting for my heart to arrive. This is not boring, this is just a walk for the innocent childhood dream. Keep walking, keep on the road. Go and find yourself in a distant place. If you ask me about the meaning of travel, is it really meaningful, or do I think it is meaningful, or do I feel that familiar things have no meaning. I have no answer, I was and still am. I only know that there are many places waiting for me to experience, and many scenery waiting for my heart to arrive.