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Liu Dianxue's short novels are based on daily life themes and are good at refining them. Through various life details, they show one aspect of life. Humor and wisdom can be seen everywhere. The single novel is not long. With a relaxed and ridiculing pen and ink, he outlines the complicated and chaotic living beings, allowing readers to analyze and think with laughter, which is endlessly memorable.

Many times, we are not making a book, but laying out a scenery for everyone, so that the footsteps and hearts that are always rushing by can slow down, stop for a while, look at the sunshine and stars outside the window, and look at the eyes that have not shed tears for a long time. "Youth Didn't Know Love Then" selects words that resonate with you and shares them with you to create a classic reading model! These words are all dedicated by popular and popular writers from "Reader", "Yilin", and "Youth Digest".

Putian is known as "a country famous for literature" and "Zoulu on the seaside". It has a profound cultural heritage. Putian literati have a strong desire to write books and establish stories, and their literary creation is very active. As a wonderful flower in the garden of literature and art, essays also bloom prominently in the fertile soil of Putian. After years of hard work, essay writing has continued to flourish, and it has a certain scale of essay writing team.

With the support of the Putian Federation of Literary and Art Circles and the efforts of colleagues from the Municipal Essay Society, a set of "Putian Essay Series" is now published, including: "The Age of Pseudo Celebrities" by Chen Tianyu, "Lu Xun's Nose" by Zheng Guoxian, "Calling the Breeze" by Xu Zixin, "The Changing Face" by Zhong Hui, "The Stretch of the Soul" by Qiu Nanqiang, "Inside and Outside the Cat's Eye" by Li Jinxian, "Looking in the Mirror to Relieve Boredom" by Pan Zhenjin, "Classical Love" by Zheng Zhizhong, "Hoarse Cicada" by Zheng Qingbin, "Big Eyes Staring into Small Eyes" by Zheng Yuzhu. The publication of the series will become a grand event in the history of Putian literary creation, and will also play its due role in the prosperity and development of Putian literature.

It can be seen from the book that the beauty of "fairy work" lies in the material, the beauty in the craftsmanship, and the beauty in the cultural connotation of the craftsmanship, all three are indispensable. To spread the beauty of "fairy work", it is natural to go deep into these three dimensions, so that we can get to the core of the beauty of classical craft furniture. In this regard, in addition to providing press releases to major media and extensively reporting on the development of "Xianzuo" classical craft furniture, Zhizhong also conducts in-depth research and excavations in an attempt to fully demonstrate the unique charm of classical craft furniture. Although Zhizhong is not a craftsman or a professional cultural researcher, he is wise and attentive. He uses his own understanding and talent to overcome the confusion under the complex and simple appearance of classical craft furniture, and goes deep into these three dimensions. He makes the seemingly simple but actually complex "fairy work" meaningful, interesting and quite fascinating.

The main contents of this book include: Can Baoyu in the New Century not be beaten? "Those who smoke opium are not the Directors of the Anti-Smoking Bureau", flattery and the injuries caused by tigers and wolves, Zhu Bajie looks in the mirror, Mencius's Three Discussions on "Five Acres House", Can tigers bite people under the mountain, Monkeys sharpen their knives and Confucius' design, people with temperament and "the boss's temper", why should we move the earth, don't think about it if you want to watch TV, who are the taxpayers, who do energy-saving lamps save energy for, giving up reporting, being shameless and wearing wolf's clothing, wearing sheep's clothing, and listen to the words of the elderly, etc.

Mr. Lian Deren's "The Rhythm of Toad Stream" is about to be printed, and he asked me to write a preface. I am sincerely afraid. I am not proficient in poetry, but I am indeed a lover. I have always believed that good poetry is not written, but gushes out from the bottom of my heart. Its living soul cannot be hidden. After reading Mr. Lian's collection of poems, I felt very happy and deepened my understanding.

This book focuses on selecting story-telling words from various eras and making them into chapters. It interprets all aspects of love and marriage from a modern perspective, citing classics and beautiful writing style (combining the styles of An Yiru and Bai Luomei), such as "Vinegar Jar", "Book Media", "Characteristics of Venus", "Rain Love", "Western Love". "Giving Eyes", "Love Night", "Clouds Open", "Rouge Play", and "Unfeeling Should Be Passionate" respectively write about the jealousy of men and women, books as the medium of love, the incompleteness of love, love stories that take place on rainy days, beauty in the eyes of the beholder, games in love, love giving rise to hate, etc., Typical freshness and sadness.

"Vicious Grandma CC", the super popular one on Douban, has the meanest tongue, and is the leader of the poisonous cult, and has the most spicy opinions. 80,000 Words of content that have never been published on Douban are available for the first time. A female man in life, but with a glass heart when writing a book, he gives a domineering interpretation of love, betrayal, injury, daily necessities and daily necessities. The words are sharp but use gentle strokes to repair the wounds you encounter in the social jungle life. Reject mysticism, refuse to make you happy, and tell the secret truth of life from the bottom of your heart. If it cannot train you to be stronger inside, at least it will give you comfort. Everything in the world has its time to come and go. If you are not hurt, the years will be fine. If there is a miracle in the world, it is another name for hard work. You just need to wait slowly. Reading this book can calm your mind, fill you with positive energy, and lead a life the way you like.

In "Living Slowly Like This", the author Tian He interprets himself by walking aimlessly. Sometimes, I just stop to smell the smell of the plants, and then turn around and walk away; sometimes, I just catch the fastest moving train; sometimes, like the most sincere friend, I listen to myself confessing my arrogance and ignorance. Let go of the anger of confronting the world, and have the calmness and the sincerity to be silent without having to judge others. Don't have unattainable dreams and avoid overly enthusiastic relationships when you have nothing to do, so that your life will be less burdened and less committed. Why use a model to measure the value of life?

We always meet some people in our lives. They seem inconspicuous and are often ignored among the crowd, but they exist. If you listen carefully to their stories, there are ups and downs, separations and reunions. These little people do not particularly cherish themselves or seek approval from others, but they will bring out the most compassionate part of human nature to the extreme. Things like loyalty, trustworthiness, keeping promises, and fulfilling responsibilities that we think are easy to do, but are actually very difficult to do, these people can stick to it throughout their lives and never need anyone's approval. The heroism and idealism we once admired are not just plots in the story, but reality in this book. This book makes us embarrassed to regard those hard-working persistence as jokes and irony, and makes each of us no longer expect others to be good people, and no longer wears a mask to be a human being. It is a joy to meet a group of little people in this book unexpectedly. The world is so beautiful, there is no need to please.

Your strength is all a soft cocoon. I used to be very afraid of losing, whether it was material or emotional, but later I experienced more and gradually learned to be independent and open-minded. Now I no longer worry about who will leave, and I no longer worry about becoming poor, because I know that I can still earn back what I have lost. Confidence in oneself is the greatest sense of security and does not require external confirmation or foil. If you are in a bad mood, listen to less sad songs. If you are hungry, find food by yourself. If you are afraid of the dark, turn on the light. If you want, make money to buy it. No one has an easier life than anyone else, it's just that some people blame others, while others grit their teeth silently and force themselves to learn to be strong. After experiencing countless sudden prosperity and desolation in life, you have changed from a weak figure to a shoulder that others can rely on.

Being alone is a choice, but also an ability. Loneliness is originally the normal state of love and life. Whether you are single or not, you don't need to wait for others to fulfill you. "Practice a Person: When I Started to Love Myself" records the author Tao Lixia's year when she left her familiar life and lived alone alone. I went on a planned trip for two, and then I realized how much beauty I missed by waiting and relying on it. Let go of your glamorous and stable identity, no longer calculate your monthly salary and annual salary; quietly devote yourself to the things you love, but feel more calm than ever. It turns out that loving yourself doesn't have to be fake. Loneliness is not worthy of praise. What should be celebrated is the self that accepts the truth of life. Practice being a person and discover that waiting and relying are in vain. From now on, I will no longer be bored, and I will no longer blame the regrets of life.

Don't think about what kind of posture you should use, don't deliberately learn other people's methods, you have your own things, just be yourself. We all encounter a lot of lonely and difficult moments when we feel like we can't make it, but we get through it. It is precisely because we have experienced countless such moments that we can learn to be calm and know how to face the difficulties that may follow. If you want to realize your dreams, loneliness is a required course for you. If you can't calm down, there is no way to achieve it, because it is definitely not an easy thing. Loneliness makes you stronger. You just need to remember that you are not struggling alone. Those who seem determined have made countless determinations behind the scenes. And you will always make up your mind at some point and run all the way and never look back. No difficulty can knock you down.

This is a collection of essays about life cultivation. She observes the world with a perspective that is different from the everyday world. When you follow the author's perspective, you will find that your mind is broadened. Sometimes, we always want to fast forward time to see if the final result is worth it, but we don't have the patience to appreciate the life that we are born to enjoy. In this book, the author chooses to forget himself and observe the world with detachment. Pigeons, postcards, toys, the female painter of the 17th century could all be her. The portrait of her makes us lament the different ups and downs of life, contrast the ecstasy when we are frustrated and triumphant, and shake off the worry about gains and losses that constrains us. People sometimes stay away from the established track in order to better find themselves. Our daily actions are mostly driven by expectations rather than unpretentious sincerity. When we lack authenticity in life, we become weak and fall prey to our own and others' expectations. Enter life calmly, keeping your posture upright whether moving forward or backward.

"Rubbing the Earth" is the author's selection of some famous chapters from "Cultural Journey" and "Mountain Dwelling Notes", such as "Taoist Tower", "Mogao Grottoes", "Dujiangyan", "White-haired Suzhou", "Huangzhou Breakout", "In the Villa" "Back View", "Ning Gu Pagoda", "One Hundred Thousand Jinshi", "Sorry for Shanxi", "Wind and Rain Sky Pavilion", etc. Have been carefully revised, and some of them have even been rewritten or rewritten. Compared with previous publications, the text in this book is more accurate.

This era is so unfamiliar, with lights and wine and bizarre scenes. Zhou Jieru depicts the life of Guangdai in detail, showing some phenomena so directly that it will surprise you. Isn't this the world we know? Of course it is! Such is the lyrical age of today!

This book "I Am Your Eyes" has nearly 150,000 words. It is like being a teacher, giving you guidance with sincerity; like being a doctor, telling you the wisdom and love devoted to relieving the pain of patients; being like a wise man, telling you the true meaning and value of life; and being like an artist, describing to you the beauty of nature and the beauty of life. In short, the author uses a lifetime of hard work, hard work, responsibility and wisdom to present you with a different kind of life and tell you positive stories one after another. I hope it can enlighten your life, sublimate your ideological realm and help you create a better future. This is a doctor's insights and confession. It not only tells about his insights in the process of practicing medicine, but also tells about his experience of life and his understanding of the relationship between the body and diseases.

Sometimes, words are a knife, cleaving your universe open, letting the blood flow out and infiltrating the world of temperament; sometimes, words are a hand, touching your soul, letting feelings grow wildly in the darkness. Traveling through the tunnel of time, I meet the shadowy self of my past and present lives, laughing or crying amidst the ghosts and ghosts.

This is a book that you and I can relate to. You work hard alone in a foreign land and cry bitterly in the dark night; you deeply feel your insignificance and misfortune in the quarrels between your parents, and you have been stitching together the psychological ruins since you grew up. Your entire youth is a long disaster relief; you feel that at a certain stage, the road to life seems to be cut off in front of you, and you want to change, but you feel powerless; you grew up in poverty and received an ignorant education. One day you find that your youth has been stolen by someone, and you have lost the most precious years of your life. Yes, it talks about the pain and self-redemption that are difficult for us to face. This book is a person's wandering in the big city and a generation's youth escape book. As a specimen of an out-of-town youth, Green Demon spent ten years of his life writing this warm book. How she works hard, how she struggles, how she stays silent, how she rises up in this city, the embarrassment and embarrassment she encounters, everything is hidden, and it is revealed through the back of the paper, surprising and shocking you.

Literary works are an art that uses language as a means to create images to reflect social life and express the author's thoughts and feelings. It is a mirror of life. Good literary works have a subtle and huge effect. They can broaden our horizons, increase our knowledge, and cultivate our sentiments.

On the way to growth, have you ever noticed the big hands that picked you up when you fell? When you were wandering outside, did you think of your parents who were looking forward to your return at home? In this big world, have you ever remembered the warmth that your home gave you? Family affection and love have a place in everyone's heart. Not everyone will wait for you to come back silently, not everyone will love you even when you are in pain and embarrassment, and not everyone can give everything for you, but your parents love you so much. There are many regrets in this world, but it is a painful regret to have a child who wants to be taken care of but cannot be taken care of. In addition to studying and working, please spend more time with your parents!

"The action of force is mutual." I think this sentence is also applicable to people. For example, we often say: "When a person is angry or resentful, he is also depleting his own strength." The so-called "harming others but not benefiting oneself" is definitely not like this! At such moments, the power of tolerance is revealed. It allows us to let go of hatred and resentment. While letting go, it also relieves our inner pressure, and relaxation and happiness follow.

We have collected hundreds of stories about how having good living habits has a positive impact on life and career. It is divided into several major categories, including good habits in life, good habits in the workplace, good habits in social interaction, etc. It provides guidance to readers from various aspects, especially for young readers.

The lines of this book are also full of realistic criticism, worries about urban management and sober, rational and constructive ideas, anxiety due to the pile of problems, loneliness and resentment due to being almost powerless at times, and disappointment in all kinds of people who lack "urban consciousness" at all.

Each of us grows up in care. When the people who care for us need us, we should be obliged to do so. If crows know how to feed back, then as a human being, we should understand the importance of filial piety. "Filial piety comes first among all good deeds." As the name suggests, filial piety is the prerequisite for a person to be kind. Many times, whether a person is kind or not depends on his attitude towards his relatives. Filial piety is the first quality of being a real person.

"Approaching the Masters: The Beautiful Lives of 12 Scientists" is not a complete biography, but focuses on introducing the masters' paths to success that readers can learn from. "Approaching the Masters: The Beautiful Lives of 12 Scientists" is not intended to popularize the difficult and difficult knowledge mastered by the masters, but to describe their admirable character and style. This is a collection of essays written by a mathematician, telling the real and little-known beautiful lives of 12 masters of science and education. They are all outstanding talents who have made outstanding contributions. People today are enjoying their scientific and cultural achievements and should get to know them and get closer to them. The protagonists in "Approaching the Masters: The Beautiful Lives of 12 Scientists" are all brilliant and have made extraordinary achievements, but they have also experienced ups and downs. Among them are the author's teachers and friends. The author is full of affection for his characters and his writing style is beautiful. The articles are touching and each story is informative, interesting, enlightening and universal, and highly readable. Whether you are a teacher or a student, you will have fun and inspiration when reading "Approaching the Masters: The Beautiful Lives of 12 Scientists".

The origin of ancient Chinese prose can be traced back to the Yin and Shang Dynasties. Many complete sentences have appeared in the oracle bone inscriptions of the Shang Dynasty. Bronze vessels of the Western Zhou Dynasty were often engraved with inscriptions of three to five hundred words. These sentences and inscriptions are the earliest prose in our country. The Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period were a period of vigorous development of pre-Qin prose, and many excellent prose works appeared. The prose at that time can be divided into two types, one is historical prose and the other is prose by scholars. The prose of the Han Dynasty inherited the tradition of the Pre-Qin Dynasty and developed in many aspects, and many famous prose writers emerged. Han Fu is a kind of rhymed prose that emerged in the Han Dynasty. During the 400 years of the Han Dynasty, ordinary literati devoted themselves to writing in this style of writing, so it flourished for a while.

"Virtue (A Bouquet of Flowers)" edited by Zhang Haijun is a book about virtue. China is an ancient civilization with a history of more than 5,000 years. Let us use "Virtue (A Bouquet of Flowers)" as a boat to roam the ocean of virtue. This book will make you see the beauty of human nature and guide you to become a richer person. Many times, a good book is also necessary to cultivate good qualities.

This book is divided into seven chapters, including: Don't give up, Be a dedicated and diligent apprentice, Aim in all directions, The best angle, Self-discipline can achieve great things, etc. It includes stories such as "Ants", "Studying in the Snow", "Stones and Gems", "Buying a Rooster", "Home Laboratory", "Sparrows Build a Nest", "Youth and Flirty", and "Old Ship".

This is an era of saying farewell to youth. Movies such as "To Youth", "See You Again" and "The Year in a Hurry" brought tears to the eyes of many people, expressing the aspirations of those born in the 70s, 80s and even the 90s; Books such as "Pei Wandering" have made many young people excited, nostalgic for those ignorant but unyielding years; "My Life Was Mistaken, That Year in a Hurry" is not so much a book saying goodbye to youth as it is a book shaking hands with youth. Those loves, hates, entanglements, obsessions, desires, obsessions, and illusions have all been washed away by the years and embraced by warmth. We finally understand that everything that happened in that year was just a coincidence, and everything will eventually fall into place.

"A Glass of Water That Changes Life" carefully selects the best stories created by the author in recent years. The stories in the book are mostly inspirational stories, true love stories, rumors and anecdotes, etc. The plots of these stories are vivid and fascinating, allowing everyone to feel the joy of reading stories while reading them easily, and to understand the optimistic and uplifting emotions of the characters in the stories. This is an inspirational and interesting story book, very suitable for teenagers to read.

Xu Beihong reached the highest realm of art, but he was not a saint. He has his broad spiritual world and his unique personality of going his own way. His essays reveal his temperament of joy, anger, sorrow, and joy, as well as his three-dimensional personality charm.

Mr. Wang Zuoliang is a famous scholar in my country in the 20th century. He has made outstanding achievements in many research fields, one of which is comparative literature. This collection of essays selects 15 papers by Mr. Wang on comparative literature, divided into two parts. The eight articles in the first part "On Fit" mainly study the relationship between Chinese and Western literature in the 20th century, especially modernism in new Chinese poetry. The second part contains 7 articles by Mr. Wang discussing translation, including comparisons and evaluations of translators, review and analysis of modern translation theories, and anatomy of the relationship between language and culture in translation. Mr. Wang's paper is both lofty and in-depth, and can be regarded as a model work of comparative literature research. The author's writing style is not only reflected in the lyrical narratives, but also in the texts introducing and commenting on foreign literature. Just from the few books on poetry he gave me and which I have read carefully, as well as some sporadic articles published in newspapers and periodicals, I can appreciate his generous style. He has a profound foundation in Chinese and English, coupled with a lifetime of hard work, profound knowledge of relevant theories, and high aesthetic taste, so his articles show a unique and impressive style. In addition to gaining a wealth of knowledge from his articles, readers will not forget the fascinating literary grace and the artistic enjoyment they get from it.

The financial constraints of the family cannot prevent the growth of an outstanding young man, but will bring him more training and tests. Such experience has created batches of outstanding talents with great ambitions. They study hard, work hard, and use their intelligence and diligence to change the destiny of life and interpret the deeper meaning of struggle.

Parents all hope that their children will become top students and enter the ideal university. To become a top student, in addition to the student's own efforts and teacher's training, it is also closely related to family education. "I Send My Children to Peking University" collects stories about how to educate their children written by more than 40 parents of students who have been admitted to Peking University. Through these stories, parents of these top students introduce their different concepts, methods, requirements, and experiences in educating their children, as well as their children's ideals, life, and learning methods observed and summarized from the perspective of parents. It has certain reference value and reference significance for other parents.

Mr. Ji Xianlin is the founder of the discipline of Oriental Languages ​​and Literature at Peking University. He is also one of the founders and founders of Chinese Oriental literature and Oriental studies. He has written prolifically throughout his life and has extremely rich academic experience. For more than half a century, he has practiced and set an example, and is recognized as the academic leader with the greatest achievements, the highest qualifications, the widest influence, and the most global vision in Chinese Oriental studies, Oriental literature, and other related research fields. Sir is gone and he will never come back. My heart is sad. But suddenly I remembered a poem by Tao Yuanming that my husband often mentioned: "In the big waves, I am neither happy nor afraid. I will do everything I have to do, and there will be no more worries." This poem, my husband said, he has always liked. The husband himself often chants. If this is the case, sir, perhaps he can leave with peace of mind.

When the years pass by us like quicksand, various stories about growth are deeply engraved in our hearts like imprints, until we go through the wind and rain and grow up, until we go straight forward and refine the stone into gold. This book is an exquisite and fresh little snack presented to readers and friends. A drop of water hides the ocean, and a small thing can make a big difference. In the relaxed reading, there is a fresh feeling and pleasant enjoyment. Unknowingly, you can light a heart lamp for yourself.

The book "Cultural Journey" was first published in 1992. It is a work written by Mr. Yu Qiuyu during his lectures and inspections at home and abroad in the 1980s. It is his first collection of cultural essays. The whole book mainly consists of two parts, one is historical and cultural essays, and the other is memory essays. As soon as it was published, the book was loved by thousands of readers for its brilliant literary talent, rich knowledge and unique insights. This created a generation of "historical prose" style of writing, allowing the world to regain the value of Chinese culture. His prose is unique, seeing things that ordinary people have never seen, and thinking that ordinary people have never thought of. He is good at taking readers step by step into the long river of history and culture in his beautiful words, enlightening philosophical thinking and arousing emotions. It has extremely high aesthetic value, historical and cultural value. Many articles in the book were later selected as middle school textbooks. However, due to the great influence of this book, while it has brought countless halo and fans to Mr. Yu Qiuyu, it has also brought countless troubles and piracy. His fame spreads all over the world, but his "slander" also goes with him. Exhausted both physically and mentally, Mr. Yu Qiuyu decided to personally revise and re-edit this book. The new edition of "Cultural Journey" is a revised and self-selected collection of Mr. Yu Qiuyu's 30 years of historical and cultural prose, with 18 new articles. Among them, the classics such as "Taoist Tower", "Mogao Grottoes" and "Dujiangyan" that were selected as textbooks have all been rewritten and revised. Compared with the old version, the new version contains more than two-thirds of the new and rewritten chapters, which is a brand new reading experience and humanistic enjoyment for both new and old readers. It can be called the perfect crystallization of Yu Qiuyu's 30 years of unremitting cultural investigation and life thinking.

"Treading on the Rain on a Lonely Mountain" by the famous writer Xiong Zhaozheng combines beautiful writing, brimming talent, and profound historical heritage, with real emotions and profound thoughts.

This book is a travelogue, including: Take a Sip of the Miluo River, Talk about the Soul of Mountains and Waters in Mount Lushan, Listen to the Rain in Huangshan Mountain, The Three Gorges in the Plan, Notes on Summer Vacation in Wujiashan, etc.

"Songs of Civilization" is composed of four volumes. The first volume is titled "Fireworks Under Yangzhou in March" and contains mainly travel prose, expressing the author's reminiscences about the ancient sites; the second volume is titled "The Bodhi Has No Trees" and mainly records visits to Buddhist holy sites. The third volume is called "The Last Fairy Tale", which is mainly about landscape travel notes, intoxicating with the beauty of nature and enjoying oneself; the fourth volume is called "The Bells of Hanshan Temple", which mainly introduces the temples and temples visited. The author has a brilliant literary talent. He evokes endless historical memories of the Yellow Crane Tower, West Lake, Lantian and many other sights that tourists and readers have watched, traveled or heard about, and also tells the little-known historical allusions of the resorts.

A collection of essays, including more than 30 essays such as "Brazilian Wood", "Borrowing Light", and "Watching Fish".

"The Truth of History" is one of the "Prose Books Series by Mao Dun Literature Prize Winners". This series includes a total of 8 prose collections by 8 Mao Dun Literature Prize winners, including "The Truth of History" by Li Guowen, "Pitching Guanzhong" by Chen Zhongshi, and Liu Xin Wu's "Human Love Is Like Paper", Zong Pu's "Twenty-Four Flower Letters", Chi Zijian's "My Tenderness Against Darkness", Zhou Daxin's "What Will We Encounter", Xiong Zhaozheng's "Watching Swordsman While Drunk with the Lamplight on" and Liu Yumin's "Love Every Day of Your Life". This series of books is the first time in China that the prose of multiple Mao Dun Literature Award winners are presented in a series, reflecting the main achievements and unique styles of their prose creation. The book not only includes their past masterpieces of prose, but also selects each of their latest prose masterpieces.

The most beautiful "tempered lady" in the literary world has her beautiful posture, critical passion, writer's fluid perspective, and her gorgeous red lips uttering black bullets in multiple voices.

Prose is a light and free style of writing that has been loved by literati of all ages in our country. For thousands of years, genres have emerged in different colors and famous works have emerged one after another. It has always been a beautiful landscape in the history of Chinese literature development. In order to showcase contemporary prose creation, promote advanced socialist culture, and promote the continuous development of Chinese literature, we solemnly launch a set of "Dangren Prose Master's Premium Library" collection. After strict selection, the writers included in this series are all contemporary prose masters who have produced abundant works and are well-known in the literary world. This series of books has one volume for each person, with more than 200,000 selected words in each volume. This whole set of books has different styles and distinctive features, which are pleasing to the eye and beautiful. Readers can have a glance at the different styles of contemporary prose writers.

"Daya Jiu Bu Zhi" is a collection of essays selected by Mr. Li Guowen, a famous contemporary writer. Each essay points directly to the "diseases" of society and human nature from a unique perspective. These short literary social comments present the author's humorous and satirical writing style, criticizing ugliness, criticizing current ills, seeking truth, and analyzing life.

This book contains the works of more than 40 authors, including articles such as "Stop making fun of the intelligence of the Chinese people", "Viruses in civilized society", "Starting from Zheng Banqiao's confusion", "The Eskimo's wolf-catching knife" and other articles.

Essays are records of moods, insights, new perspectives, and new discoveries in daily life. Life is like a vast sea, broad and broad, and articles can be written about everything and every moment. Record what you have, write what you feel, remember what you have, say what makes sense, do what you want, tell cultural knowledge, express academic opinions, or comment on the world and people, pick them up casually, informally, form a rich and colorful collection of fine essays, and create a master of essays with wonderful writing skills.

As a light and free style of writing, prose often reflects its complex background and profound connotation through occasional and fragmented events in life, making it possible to "see the world in a grain of sand, and human feelings in half a flower." It can be said that wherever there is life, there is prose.