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This book is divided into three parts: the upper part, the middle part, and the lower part: the articles in the first part are about people and things in the places where the author has lived; the middle part is about the author's travel experiences, like a travel diary; the lower part is about the author's reading notes.

This book is a brand new collection of prose essays by the author Yisha. It mainly includes various articles written by the author after 2007 and some articles that have never been included in the collection before, including "City Spring with Deep Grass and Trees", "Impressions of Yan Li", "Poets in Luoyang, the Eastern Capital", "Award Speech for the Poetry Award of the Third Hongyan Literary Award", etc.

This book includes prose works such as "The Passing of Time", "Return", "Soul Experience", "A Life of Wrong Love", "My Heretic Life", "Teacher Liu Sends Mooncakes", "On the Road to Work", "Calm", "Pure Cotton Flowers".

This book is a collection of essays written by the author Tong Ming. The entire book is composed of short and easy-to-read essays. Things have changed and the words have been scattered with the wind. The article not only contains the author's own feelings about the past, but also his feelings about the present and the future. It touches on all aspects of current urban life and shows the inner world and spiritual outlook of urban youth from different perspectives.

This book depicts rural life pictures for readers by reading the memories of childhood and adolescence, interweaving reality and fiction. The book includes essays such as "Mom, Light the Lamp", "Mother's Teachings", "Father Killing a Sheep", "He Finally Lost the Last Coin", "Political Topics Discussed by the Family at Dinner".

This book is a small collection of essays that records every bit of life around us with fresh words and a unique perspective, including "Unsad Autumn", "Falling Flowers", "Simple Happiness", "Tender Time", "Playful Heart", "How Are You Lately", "Unstoppable Love", "Dear Child", "Night Rose", etc.

The works included in "Shadows in the Rain" include: Soft Footsteps, That Meteor Flying By, Letter to You, Grass and Snow, Are You OK in a Foreign Country? Simple Love, White Dove, Love's Rumblings, People on the Journey, etc.

Through the childhood lives of me, Sishui, Shanhua and others, this book not only expresses the author's deep feelings for his hometown in the northwest, but also reveals his deep nostalgia for his childhood.

The book is divided into four volumes: Breeze Blowing Over the Mountains, Seeing Birdsong in the Countryside on the Branches of the City, Just Seeing It for the First Time, and No Poems Tonight. It includes prose works such as "I Come from the Mountains", "Lights on the Other Shore", "Impression of a Small Village", "The Ecology of Wild Boars", and "Passengers in the Countryside".

The selection of materials in this book comes from the life that the author is familiar with, and has a strong flavor of life. The anthology is divided into four series: "The Journey of Love", "People on the Journey", "Stories" and "Miscellaneous Poems".

This book includes essays such as "On the Road", "Seeing the Sea for the First Time", "Guiyang, Flower Streams and Mountain Flowers", "Pilgrimage to the Buddha", "Military Labyrinth Miao King City", "Snow in Changchun", "I Have Been to Yanbian".

The main content of this book includes the description and praise of the beautiful mountains and rivers of the motherland, the moral character and qualities that a person should have, and the exposure and criticism of some ugly behaviors.

This book is divided into three volumes: Footprints Outside the Island, Reflections on Life, and Local Feelings. It includes "Watching Dujiangyan", "Phoenix City Essays", "Mother's Basket", "Mother River of the East", "Eternal Scenery", etc.

This book tells the story of a young man from rural areas in northwestern Shanxi in the 1960s and 1970s who struggled to survive in a difficult environment and finally got rid of his bleak life.

This book is composed of eight chapters, namely: Is Destiny Awesome, Three Realms of Life, I will hate the book when it is used, I must be heroic in writing, Whispering News, Calligraphy is dripping here, Jianyang Qianqiu Dream, Preface and Postscript to the writings. It includes "Three Concepts of Time", "The Heart of Right and Wrong and the Heart of Interest", "The Wonder of Copying Books", "Articles Made in Nature" and other literary works.

This book is divided into four volumes and includes literary works such as "There is Something I Want to Say", "Hukou Waterfall", "Chongqing", "Prairie Path", "Viewing at Dusk", "In Front of Lu Xun's Tomb", "My City", "Some Kind of Mother's Love", and "I am a Poet".

The book is divided into five series: Kunlun Mountain, Reading at Night, Born and Raised in the Country, Small Travels in Landscapes, and Several Love Letters. The main content is daily insights, recollections of past events, landscape travel notes, and reading thoughts. It expresses nostalgia and sighs of vicissitudes, as well as a thorough analysis of people and lovers.

A collection of essays on the life theme of Qi Gong, a master of traditional Chinese culture, telling the story of his growth from an orphan to a great master. Qi Gong is known as the "Contemporary Calligraphy Saint". He edited "Manuscripts of Qing History" and annotated "Dream of Red Mansions". And his life is more exciting than his knowledge. He is the ninth generation grandson of Emperor Yongzheng and an orphan in troubled times. He only attended high school but worked as a professor at the university. He determined to be a painter and became a disciple of Qi Baishi, but he became famous for his calligraphy. He was initiated by the Panchen Lama and became a disciple of Master Yonghe Gongbai Puren, but he kept silent about it. He and his wife have an old-fashioned marriage, but he said that he has never regretted marrying her for decades... In this book, Qi Gong talks about ancient and modern times, the world, and art. Why don't you want to be named Aixinjueluo? Fighting Qianlong with Prince Hong Zhou, the tragedy of the Tongzhi Emperor's family, the yogurt Guangxu drank before his death, Prince Gong learning Tang poetry, Qi Baishi placing a coffin in the courtyard, Pu Xinshe and Zhang Daqian collaborating in painting, why Master Hongyi became a monk, the relationship between Yangzhou salt merchants and culture... Listen to the master's life experience, knowledge and mysteries, learn from the master's behavior, and start your own wise life.

This book is a record of conversations between Yu Minhong and Zhou Guoping, Li Meijin, Li Kaifu, Hao Jingfang, Yu Xiuhua and other figures. As of the publication of this book, Lao Yu has had more than 100 dialogues with big names in humanities, technology, business and other fields. A total of 100 million people have watched the dialogues, and millions of people have participated in the discussions. This book selects 31 of these conversations and restores to readers the hearty moments of these head-to-head collisions, as well as the thought behind their words. Lao Yu is good at asking questions, has insight into human nature, is relaxed and relaxed, seems simple, and is very knowledgeable. He talked with Liu Daming about suffering: a person who knows why he lives can endure any kind of life; he talked with Chen Xingjia about love: the more impetuous the era, the more pure people pursue purity deep in their hearts; he talked with Tao Yong about ideals: when you go out, the world is right in front of you; if you can't go out, the world is right in front of you; Talking about poetry with Yu Xiuhua: We need to record the waves rising in our hearts, only poetry can express it; Talking about loneliness with Zhou Guoping: There is a god in each of us, and let the higher self examine this specific self; Talking about genes with Yin Ye: What is the essence of human progress? That is, the next generation does not listen to the words of the previous generation; talking about AI with Kaifu Li: The obstacles to technology are people's pessimism and greed... He talked about philosophy with Zhao Lin: the main function of philosophy is not to transform the world, but to change oneself; talking about challenges with Fan Deng: life is driven by one accident after another; talking about reading with Luo Zhenyu: You must not let your mind become a racecourse for others; talking about business with Liu Run: being alone The important asset is credit... Lao Yu said: "I obey the arrangements of fate, but I do not obey the tyranny of fate! Within the scope of my ability, I would rather fight and die than live lying down." Looking back on the past three years, he led New Oriental to rise from the bottom. With Oriental Selection, he has more confidence in the future; he has read hundreds of books, interviewed nearly a hundred outstanding people from all walks of life, and left more than 1.2 Million records of conversations. I would rather move my heart with a white head than my ambition to fall into the blue clouds! This book is a gift from the 60-year-old Yu to pay tribute to his years. Let us follow the wise men in the book and stay sharp, keep talking, and keep thinking in this ever-changing era.

This book is a record of conversations between Yu Minhong and Zhou Guoping, Li Meijin, Li Kaifu, Hao Jingfang, Yu Xiuhua and other figures. As of the publication of this book, Lao Yu has had more than 100 dialogues with big names in humanities, technology, business and other fields. A total of 100 million people have watched the dialogues, and millions of people have participated in the discussions. This book selects 31 of these conversations and restores to readers the hearty moments of these head-to-head collisions, as well as the thought behind their words. Lao Yu is good at asking questions, has insight into human nature, is relaxed and relaxed, seems simple, and is very knowledgeable. He talked with Liu Daming about suffering: a person who knows why he lives can endure any kind of life; he talked with Chen Xingjia about love: the more impetuous the era, the more pure people pursue purity deep in their hearts; he talked with Tao Yong about ideals: when you go out, the world is right in front of you; if you can't go out, the world is right in front of you; Talking about poetry with Yu Xiuhua: We need to record the waves rising in our hearts, only poetry can express it; Talking about loneliness with Zhou Guoping: There is a god in each of us, and let the higher self examine this specific self; Talking about genes with Yin Ye: What is the essence of human progress? That is, the next generation does not listen to the words of the previous generation; talking about AI with Kaifu Li: The obstacles to technology are people's pessimism and greed... He talked about philosophy with Zhao Lin: the main function of philosophy is not to transform the world, but to change oneself; talking about challenges with Fan Deng: life is driven by one accident after another; talking about reading with Luo Zhenyu: You must not let your mind become a racecourse for others; talking about business with Liu Run: being alone The important asset is credit... Lao Yu said: "I obey the arrangements of fate, but I do not obey the tyranny of fate! Within the scope of my ability, I would rather fight and die than live lying down." Looking back on the past three years, he led New Oriental to rise from the bottom. With Oriental Selection, he has more confidence in the future; he has read hundreds of books, interviewed nearly a hundred outstanding people from all walks of life, and left more than 1.2 Million records of conversations. I would rather move my heart with a white head than my ambition to fall into the blue clouds! This book is a gift from the 60-year-old Yu to pay tribute to his years. Let us follow the wise men in the book and stay sharp, keep talking, and keep thinking in this ever-changing era.

This book is a record of conversations between Yu Minhong and Zhou Guoping, Li Meijin, Li Kaifu, Hao Jingfang, Yu Xiuhua and other figures. As of the publication of this book, Lao Yu has had more than 100 dialogues with big names in humanities, technology, business and other fields. A total of 100 million people have watched the dialogues, and millions of people have participated in the discussions. This book selects 31 of these conversations and restores to readers the hearty moments of these head-to-head collisions, as well as the thought behind their words. Lao Yu is good at asking questions, has insight into human nature, is relaxed and relaxed, seems simple, and is very knowledgeable. He talked with Liu Daming about suffering: a person who knows why he lives can endure any kind of life; he talked with Chen Xingjia about love: the more impetuous the era, the more pure people pursue purity deep in their hearts; he talked with Tao Yong about ideals: when you go out, the world is right in front of you; if you can't go out, the world is right in front of you; Talking about poetry with Yu Xiuhua: We need to record the waves rising in our hearts, only poetry can express it; Talking about loneliness with Zhou Guoping: There is a god in each of us, and let the higher self examine this specific self; Talking about genes with Yin Ye: What is the essence of human progress? That is, the next generation does not listen to the words of the previous generation; talking about AI with Kaifu Li: The obstacles to technology are people's pessimism and greed... He talked about philosophy with Zhao Lin: the main function of philosophy is not to transform the world, but to change oneself; talking about challenges with Fan Deng: life is driven by one accident after another; talking about reading with Luo Zhenyu: You must not let your mind become a racecourse for others; talking about business with Liu Run: being alone The important asset is credit... Lao Yu said: "I obey the arrangements of fate, but I do not obey the tyranny of fate! Within the scope of my ability, I would rather fight and die than live lying down." Looking back on the past three years, he led New Oriental to rise from the bottom. With Oriental Selection, he has more confidence in the future; he has read hundreds of books, interviewed nearly a hundred outstanding people from all walks of life, and left more than 1.2 Million records of conversations. I would rather move my heart with a white head than my ambition to fall into the blue clouds! This book is a gift from the 60-year-old Yu to pay tribute to his years. Let us follow the wise men in the book and stay sharp, keep talking, and keep thinking in this ever-changing era.

For some current social issues, such as fitness, housing, mobile phone applications, home decoration, urban environment, scenic spot renovation, etc., The author uses the philosophical perspective of materialism, including logic, aesthetics, ethics and other principles, combined with traditional Chinese cultural concepts and philosophical thoughts, to analyze the roots of their existence. At the same time, he used dialectical thinking to put forward his own different opinions and suggestions. This book strives to combine contemporary Chinese philosophy with traditional Chinese philosophy. It attempts to adopt the form of easy-to-understand essays and miscellany, trying to explain philosophical thoughts in a simple and profound way, so that it can integrate and transform between tradition and modernity, and then introduce the old and incorporate the new.

A breakthrough book in both form and content. It is called "Quotations", but it has the length of prose, the rhythm of poetry, the thinking of a philosopher, and the imagination of a fairy tale. To those who are trapped by doctrine, An Liang said, "It only exists in the heart"; to those who seek but cannot get it, An Liang said, "Easy gains will not last long"; to those who are sad and separated, An Liang said, "Farewell is for a new welcome"; to those who encounter bottlenecks, An Liang said, "take a step back and start." A new beginning"; for those who are struggling, An Liang said, "Life without great feelings is cramped"... This is a wonderful book in which people in any situation can find answers. It is so simple but so rich that only an author with rich life accumulation can write it.

"Romance in Gan Di" is based on three important historical periods: the first chapter "The Dawn is Gloomy" describes the heroic achievements of Mao Zetan, Yang Houzhen and other revolutionary ancestors after the founding of the Communist Party of China, from the Soviet area period to the 25,000-mile Long March. Achievements, the heroic deeds of ordinary people such as Chen Fago and Yang Rongxian who devoted all their efforts to the revolution, and the touching stories behind the revolutionary sites such as Jiangsu University, the First Mountain of the Long March, and the First Bridge of the Long March; the second chapter, "The String Song is Loud," writes the story of the success of New China After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the fruitful achievements of socialist construction and reform and opening up are compared from the past and present in terms of human resources, scenery, clothing, food, housing and transportation, showing the true face of the people's strides forward and prosperous life; the third chapter, "Unlimited Scenery", writes about the great achievements of winning the battle against poverty and building a moderately prosperous society in an all-round way since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, showing the new look of Jiangxi's urban and rural areas in the new era, and portraying the spiritual dimension of Jiangxi people facing the future with confidence.

This is a collection of prose essays, which collects the essence of prose written by the author Cao Qingguo over the past 30 years, most of which have been published in newspapers such as China Discipline Inspection and Supervision News, Workers Daily, and Xiangyang Daily. The book is divided into six parts: the first is about the vicissitudes of the hometown, which is the memory and yearning for home and relatives; the second is about looking back in time, telling the unforgettable marks in growing up; the third is about walking through the text to leave a lingering fragrance, narrating one's own reading stories and mental journey; the fourth is about poetry and the distance Searching hard is the sound and echo of wandering around the world; the fifth is thinking about life and understanding philosophy, expressing the open-mindedness of maintaining calmness and analyzing things clearly in the world of mortals; the sixth is nostalgia and love in dreams, expressing sweet and deep thoughts about hometown, and describing the melancholy and excitement of traveling and returning from long distances.

This book is a collection of Lai Changhua's essays in recent years, which is divided into four units when compiled into this book. The first unit, "Hometown Love Stories", is set in Sanshui Village, a Hakka village in southern Jiangxi. The story spans eighty years from the 1940s to the present, and each article is a growth ring of this Hakka-style tree. These rings of growth are filled with the sorrow and happiness of the people at the bottom, and their endurance and resistance are full of powerful vitality. The second unit, "Social Chatting", involves people's folk customs, things seen and heard, and family ethics. Between the lines, they sometimes criticize evil practices or make fun of themselves. Sometimes they see the scenery of the earth and sometimes hear the monologues. The third unit, "Education Fragments", is the author's experience in teaching for decades. Although the author is in a grassroots school in a rural area, he is by no means satisfied with being a teacher who makes a living by writing chalk. His speculations on the current situation and direction of education in our country are of considerable breadth and depth, especially his vigorous exploration of quality education. The fourth unit, "Speaking and Interpreting Chinese Characters," collects articles divided into literary criticism and language examination. In the former, the author captures a unique perspective and analyzes ancient and modern famous works from the outside to the inside, and explores the ideological significance of famous works by looking at the big and small. In the latter, he mainly conducts a tentative study on the relationship between Hakka dialect and Mandarin, from which we can see his personal opinions on learning Mandarin and writing with the help of dialect.

It selects the encounter and mutual understanding between an entrepreneurial woman and 10 taxi drivers, and shares the sour or sweet stories of lonely people in 23 cities. A human observation guide with a global perspective and humanistic thinking, focusing on ordinary people's life choices and ideal pursuits. From New York to Ninglang, from planes to online ride-hailing, follow the author to get to know ordinary people in different countries and cities over a glass of wine and a bowl of noodles. "Next Stop, Where Are You Going" is a collection of urban travel essays written by Xiao Tong, a contracted author of Harvest Story Factory. Each article is based on the experience of a city, and the author's conversations with local ordinary people reveal the common emotions and concerns of the general public, especially taxi drivers. Most of the cities covered in the book are inclusive international metropolises or characteristic small towns. By following the author's true and detailed description, readers can not only experience the difficulties of working women in their careers, but also follow New York taxi drivers as they imagine the American dream. They can also look back on their bad exes with the female drivers in Shenyang, and resonate with the literary passion of the old lady Kirkland Parkinson.

The travel prose written by Yu Minhong during his two trips to Gansu is the first in the "Yu You Walk With You" series. Faced with where to go in life, Yu Minhong believes that "walking seriously" is the only answer. He decided to spend about five years traveling through all important areas in China, and another five years around visiting important countries in the world, and share his insights and experiences with everyone in the form of words, pictures, and videos. Gansu is the important birthplace of Chinese civilization. The Silk Road passed through here and ancient China traveled to the world through here. At the first stop of a ten-year journey, Yu Minhong deeply analyzed the historical and cultural connotations of Gansu's scenic spots and historical sites, and described Gansu's natural scenery poetically and philosophically. With down-to-earth walking and erudite explanations, he gave readers a highly condensed lesson in Chinese history and culture, leading readers to see the world, all living beings, and themselves, and let their lives expand while walking.

This book is an essay written by Xing Shu, an alumnus of Shanghai Jiao Tong University. It records every detail of Xing Shu's study, work and life, reflecting the mark of the times and the changes over the years.

After the mother and brother died one after another, only the demented old father and the single old son were left in the once perfect family. In "The Far Place I Will Go", the well-known writer Guo Qiangsheng chooses to cross the previous estrangement between father and son, honestly analyzes his inner uneasiness and agitation, and embarks on a journey of healing and repair. "Perhaps those who can still change are free." What Guo Qiangsheng did was change. In this work, Guo Qiangsheng talks about family relationships, the reconciliation and getting along with his elderly and demented father in the daily process of serving his father; he talks about others, about the life seen from the night market stalls and the city streets; he talks about himself, about the old collections in the boxes and the old tastes from his childhood. With his always gentle and affectionate writing, Guo Qiangsheng teaches people to refine those familiar, reassuring and non-disappointing memories in life experience, so as to serve as a true companion in the second half of life and guide the confused people in the city to the distance of life.

Record a few stories I heard about plateau soldiers. These stories can only belong to this group.

The notes and prose in the book "Only Spring" are all selected from the author's WeChat and are authentic. Not only are most of them cubes of tofu, but also a lot of shredded tofu are added, adding new varieties to the author's "street stall".

This is a collection of interviews and conversations with 13 famous contemporary literary figures including Wang Meng, Mo Yan, Wang Anyi, Alai, Jia Pingwa, Liang Hong, Xu Zechen, and Lu Min over the past 10 years. How does Mo Yan use his own language to express the deep emotional mysteries of readers? Why did Wang Anyi choose to cut out the complex and simplify in his works, abandoning "literary" and returning to "simplicity"? What does hometown mean to Jia Pingwa? Those shining names in the history of literature project their love for the infinite distance and countless people in the dialogue, and they can also read the dignity of the writer and the dignity of literature. What does literature teach us? Literature teaches us not only insight into the ugliness and hypocrisy of human nature, but also teaches us how to view others and life with kindness, consideration and love.

The latest collection of essays by Lu Mei, editor-in-chief of Literary Journal and nominee for the China Publishing Government Award. This book contains chapters such as "The Road in the Forest", "Passing Sentences", "The Mote of Dust" and "Reading Quanzhou". Poems and words guide us forward. The spiritual hometown constructed by literature is far deeper and broader than the geographical hometown in our memory. On the road, meet Auden, Pessoa, T. S. Eliot, Romain Rolland, Van Gogh, Zabolotsky... Read others and reach yourself; feel the light and dust and know yourself. The long wind blows at the scenery on the roadside, and the moment you stop and stare, you will have buried a lasting memory for a lost moment many years later.

This book collects the author's essays written in recent years. There are more than fifty essays in total, divided into three chapters: inheritance, emotion, and growth. The author diligently explores, thinks deeply about the meaning of self from multiple perspectives, uses delicate and sincere language to describe the ups and downs of life, and uses practical actions to help cultural heritage, life and health, career development and personal growth. Reading this book, you can truly feel the author's love for life and the changes in his inner relationship, which will trigger your own insights and views on life.

"Selected Collection of Yunjinghang's Essays" includes two volumes: "You are like a galaxy, this life is vast" and "A young man at heart, pear blossoms are better than snow". "You are like a galaxy, this life is vast" is composed of 41 fine essays selected from the many essays written by Yun Jinghang so far, expressing his attitude towards life and his expectations for life. "There is a Youth in the Heart, Pear Blossoms Beat the Snow" selects 39 fine essays, expressing the author's thoughts and feelings about youth and blessings for growth. The articles in this set of books include the author's award-winning series of works, as well as series of works included in textbooks and examination papers, providing materials for young people's Chinese learning.

It describes the process of Ding Yizhou and Lai Min from meeting again, getting to know each other and falling in love, as well as their first travel experience. This trip is the beginning of their 40,000-kilometer "Heart" plan. The two started from Liuzhou and traveled all the way to Lhasa. Along the way, they saw the beautiful scenery along the way, including Batong Cave, Lugu Lake, etc.; They also encountered many difficulties, such as sleeping in the wild and encountering wild boars; and they also felt the enthusiastic help and support from friends and passers-by. Along the way, they not only made people feel the love that transcends material things and spans life and death, but also held the wedding they were looking forward to during the trip.

For the Shandong Peninsula region, the story of seafood can be traced back to the Dawenkou Culture - in 2011, archaeological excavations unearthed a large number of stone tools and pottery at the Dawenkou Cultural Site in Beiqian, Jimo, including a large number of fishing tools, shellfish shells, fish bones and animal bones. Shellfish shells include snail shells, clam shells, oyster shells, and clam shells. Original information from 6,000 years ago pieced together a picture of the work and life of our ancestors. At that time, fishing and hunting activities were already quite developed, and seafood was one of the main foods. On the seaside, everyone who works hard carries a unique legend. Through many on-site interviews, oral records, etc., The author chases the tide with both feet and ignites the temperature of "Sea Goods" with the warmth of emotion.

Shangtang River is a beautiful scenery deep in the author's memory that he will always miss. The author describes the vegetation, mountains and rivers of Shangtang River with spirited pen and ink, recalls every bit of true feelings in the process of growing up, records the nostalgia and folk customs of his hometown, and the trivial things of ordinary people. Using "nostalgia, nostalgia, and country" as the background, he integrates "self" into it, looks back at the stories that happened by the Shangtang River, and depicts the happy life created by people.

This book writes about family members, relatives, friends, strangers who meet by chance, cats, dogs, flowers and plants. These daily details are made vivid and perceptible by the author's vivid writing, and the warmth and affection of the article can heal people's hearts. The meaning of life and the happiness of life may lie in these trivial daily routines.

"Recording the Years with Writings" is a new collection of prose essays by Alai in 2020. This book is composed of seven parts: "Yunzhongji", "Reading Notes", "Travel Notes", "Reminiscences of People", "Appreciation Notes", "Wine Tasting Notes" and "Speech Notes". For the first time, Alai showed his diverse talents, knowledge, emotional world and daily life in his works. In writing this collection of essays, the author wants to be different from previous books and use words to express all aspects of a writer's life related to writing. Let readers get closer to Alai, a literary artist who is full of human fireworks and full of life.

This book is the author's compilation of his past events. It tells the story of his eighty-year life in extremely casual and relaxed words. His life trajectory is mainly divided into settling in Shanghai, studying abroad in Beijing, studying, working in an economic research institute, taking up a teaching position, and engaging in academic research. The book is interspersed with what the author has seen, heard, and thought, so that readers can have a clear understanding of his past events.

This book compiles the author's life insights in the form of quotations, including: integrity, self-discipline, tolerance, treating others, conscience, life, self-improvement, culture, religion, sentimentality, emphasizing affection, teaching, politics, being an official, engaging in politics, satire, etc.

This is a book full of emotions, and the love and thinking about "snow" can be seen between the lines. Although the book is titled "snow", it is not limited to discussing "snow" in terms of "snow", but uses snow as the dot and center to expand into all aspects of literature, history and philosophy. This book tries its best to be "exercise-free" when using the poems of the predecessors, and often flashes its own opinions and thoughts in the writing, such as the quality and pursuit of life, the value and scale of interpersonal communication, the meaning and pursuit of life, all of which are remarkable.

Lin Yutang said that you must have a few "backstage friends" in life. Watch Professor Wang Zhaosheng, a judge of the Lu Xun Literature Award and winner of the Bing Xin Prose Award, interpret Lin Yutang and his "backstage friends" and talk about the representatives of Chinese literati and the literati spirit of that generation!

This is the true story of Yilin, her sister Qingya, and her sister Xiaowan working together to take care of their mother suffering from Alzheimer's disease. Yilin's mother suffers from Alzheimer's disease. The former "omnipotent super mother" has become an ignorant old man who has been stripped of his memory, emotions and normal cognitive abilities. As an illustrator, Yilin tries to use painting to help her mother resist forgetfulness and retain memories. Seeing her mother being reminded of the past scenes in the painting and saying "I still remember", Yilin was deeply touched, so she insisted on painting a picture for her mother every day, depicting the time when her parents loved each other, the story of the three sisters when they were young, and the ideals of her mother... Yilin also encouraged her mother to draw a picture. When she started painting, her mother sometimes copied Yilin's paintings, and sometimes sketched the flowers and plants in the painter's paintings; she painted portraits of the three sisters when they were young. However, Yilin saw the changes that art had brought to her mother, whose spiritual world was becoming increasingly desolate, so she named this series of paintings "Awakening Mother's Memory."

"There is no art, only artists." This famous saying by Gombrich seems to be particularly suitable for ancient Chinese art. Ancient Chinese art, like Chinese philosophy, is first and foremost about people, the human heart, and human nature. Therefore, when it comes to appreciating ancient calligraphy and painting, it is best to start with its creators. This book is just such an attempt. There are legends, new stories, natural history, art history, folklore, fables, aspirations, and fantasies. Among them, ancient calligraphy and painting masters enshrined in distant temples such as Wang Xizhi, Mi Fu, Han Qian, Song Huizong, Yang Ningshi, Ni Yunlin, etc. Suddenly appear in a living way, either strangely or daily, in various strange stories. These creators come to life, and their works seem to come to life as well.

The background of "I've also been wandering for a long time" is loneliness. It's the big world, a small person, some small things. It is not a story, nor is it literary, it is just an honest chapter written by a timid, cowardly girl, full of growing sorrow and paranoia about love, after she passed through that stage of her youth intensely.

The author is a graduate of Peking University in 1978 and a returned scientist. In 1989, he went to study at the University of Hannover in Germany as a Humboldt scholar. He then studied and worked in universities, research institutes and multinational companies in Finland, Canada, and the United States, and settled overseas. After returning to work in China at the end of 2008, he successively wrote a series of essays about his twenty years of overseas study experience. As a collection of essays by scientists, this book is written in a smooth, elegant, fascinating and original way. It not only contains descriptions of exotic scenery, travel experiences and overseas life, but also introduces the growth path and scientific research process of many outstanding European and American scientists, including the author's mentor, as well as the development history of many prestigious scientific research institutions. From these articles, readers can immerse themselves in Western scientific culture, deeply understand the scientific spirit, and experience the integration of full humanistic sentiments and Eastern and Western cultures.

This book is a collection of what the author sees, feels, and thinks in life. 119 Vivid short stories record the author's perception of life, create vivid characters, and show the expectations placed on us in the new era. The throbbing of the soul sketch, the memories of the road of growth, the warmth of your special you, the experiences of the walking diary, and the thoughts of good book recommendations make us love life, strive to radiate the light and heat of life, and lead the friends around us to move towards the future together.