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"Chinese Modern and Contemporary Famous Prose Collection" is a collection of "famous writers and masterpieces" in the history of Chinese prose since the 20th century. It is a set of "authoritative editions" of modern and contemporary Chinese prose selected by the authoritative editorial board and edited by the Humanities Society. There are about 80 types in total. The editing and publication of this series of books reflects the authority and classicity of the Humanities Society in the field of prose genre publishing, and strives to guide the aesthetic trend of public prose reading, mainly young readers. Among them, Mr. Liu Baiyu, the author of this topic, is a master of contemporary Chinese prose. His prose works have distinctive characteristics and have high literary historical value and aesthetic value. Regardless of scene description or narrative, Mr. Liu Baiyu's creations are full of strong passion and distinctive color of the times; in terms of thinking about life and society, he also shows a profound and unique personal style. His writing style is beautiful, his ideas are unique, he has a unique passion for prose, and he can write the beauty of prose. His works are both contemporary and artistic.

"Chinese Modern and Contemporary Famous Prose Collection" is a collection of "famous writers and masterpieces" in the history of Chinese prose since the 20th century. It is a set of "authoritative editions" of modern and contemporary Chinese prose selected by the authoritative editorial board and edited by the Humanities Society. There are about 80 types in total. The editing and publication of this series of books reflects the authority and classicity of the Humanities Society in the field of prose genre publishing, and strives to guide the aesthetic trend of public prose reading, mainly young readers. Among them, Huang Shang, the author of this topic, has profound knowledge, excellent writing style and profound cultural background. He is known as the "Master of Contemporary Prose". He has made achievements in the fields of drama, journalism and publishing. He has close friendship with Mei Lanfang, Gai Jiaotian, Ba Jin, Wu Han and other cultural celebrities. In his later years, he was famous in the literary world for his collection of books, storytelling and book appreciation.

This book belongs to the "Prose Collection of Modern and Contemporary Chinese Masters" series, which includes Xu Dishan's prose, letters, prefaces and postscripts, speeches, literary theories and other works, such as "Spirit Rain in the Sky", "Undeliverable Mail", "Undeliverable Mail (Continued)", "Danger" "The Slips Falling from the Nest", "Shangjingshan", "Letters from Traveling in India", "Reading Talk", "Bookworms in Oxford", "Republic of China", "Speech to Youth on Youth Day", "Chinese Essence and Chinese Studies", "Conditions for the Formation of a Great Nation", etc. Are all well-known masterpieces. Xu Dishan's prose is refined and timeless, simple and fresh, rich in philosophy and rich in exotic colors. He uses natural entities to describe and discuss at the same time to express his understanding of life. When writing about what happens around him in reality, he often starts with a record and ends with his own philosophy.

As a representative poet of the "Crescent School", Xu Zhimo is also an excellent essayist. His prose has broad themes, free and uninhibited expressions, colorful and complex words, and a poetic and picturesque style. In addition, the author's true revelation of his personal temperament shows readers the image of an intellectual scholar who is integrated with Chinese and Western cultures and is also frank and interesting. This book selects 38 prose pieces by Xu Zhimo, including the author's early masterpieces such as "Falling Leaves"; "Gossips in Fei Leng Cui Mountain" and "Scale Claws in Paris" written during his study abroad period; his masterpieces of personal narratives such as "Tagore" and "Haisu's Paintings"; as well as letters such as "Zhimo's Diary", "To Liang Qichao" and "To Wang Tongzhao", which can fully demonstrate the author's prose writing style. There are also 15 photos of the author from different periods, with both pictures and text, giving readers a new reading experience. Xu Zhimo's prose has left a profound mark on modern Chinese literature.

"Chinese Modern and Contemporary Famous Prose Collection" is a collection of "famous writers and masterpieces" in the history of Chinese prose since the 20th century. It is a set of "authoritative editions" of modern and contemporary Chinese prose selected by the authoritative editorial board and edited by the Humanities Society. There are about 80 types in total. The editing and publication of this series of books reflects the authority and classicity of the Humanities Society in the field of prose genre publishing, and strives to guide the aesthetic trend of public prose reading, mainly young readers. Among them, Zhou Daxin, the author of this topic, has gained a lot in prose writing in addition to novel creation, especially the prose of historical sentiments, reading experience and hometown travel, which has formed a unique style and has historical depth and thinking content worthy of attention.

Yu Dafu's prose has unique personality characteristics. In his works, he describes his personal thoughts, life, and even trivial and intimate details in detail without any scruples. His autobiographical writings are frank and passionate, showing himself transparently and openly to readers. The autobiographical color is rich and strong. His prose also has a strong melancholy and sentimental mood, which increases the artistic appeal of the work. Yu Dafu is a poet, and his prose also has the style of a soul-stirring poem. The informal and indulgent lyrical style, the rhythm and mood of the soul-stirring poem, unabashedly express the role of a talented intellectual in society. The depression, sentimentality, melancholy, and fragility in the meeting are blended with the beautiful and meaningful landscapes in the work. The emotion is used to express the pen and the emotion is embedded in the scenery, forming a slightly morbid melancholy beauty, which also shows the author's profound knowledge and artistic skills. It can be said that Yu Dafu's creations are in response to the nerves of the times and represent the thoughts, emotions and inner feelings of some intellectuals at that time.

Guo Moruo is a modern writer, historian, one of the founders of new poetry, and the first president of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. He has written in the fields of poetry, scripts, archaeology, history, translation and other fields. There are thirty-eight volumes of "The Complete Works of Guo Moruo". Guo Moruo had a wide range of interests and published many works throughout his life. His prose is powerful, clear, romantic and full of artistic charm. Autobiography constitutes the obvious feature of Guo Moruo's prose and is the product of the author's personality. His time-sensitive prose has strong realistic relevance. The lyrical works are good at using a variety of artistic techniques to create poetic artistic conception. This book contains many photos, which vividly display some fragments of Guo Moruo's life.

Ye Shengtao is a famous modern writer, educator and publisher, and a pioneer in the creation of modern Chinese children's literature. As an essayist, he became the backbone of prose creation of the Literary Research Association in the early days together with Zhou Zuoren and Zhu Ziqing. Later he became a representative of the enlightened prose. The number of his essays selected by the "Chinese New Literature Series" published in 1935 was second only to Zhou Zuoren, Lu Xun and Zhu Ziqing. Realism is the characteristic of Ye Shengtao's prose. He insisted that literature reflect life and describe the "blood and tears" life of ordinary people. Ye Shengtao's prose has a rigorous structure, dense stitches, no flaw in writing, and no redundant words. It is calm and cheerful, comfortable and valuable, rigorous in style, plain and easy to read, and has a lasting charm. Professor Xia Zhiqing of Columbia University believes that Ye Shengtao "is the one who has best stood the test of time" among new literature writers.

Zhu Guangqian is one of the pioneers and founders of modern Chinese aesthetics. He is committed to the research and criticism of literary and artistic thought, aesthetic research, and aesthetic teaching. He has rich writings on aesthetics and has opened up new fields of Chinese aesthetics research. His personal writings include History of Western Aesthetics, Aesthetic Gleaners, Tragic Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Letters on Beauty, Twelve Letters to Youth, etc. His translated works include Plato's Dialogues on Literature and Art, Hegel's Aesthetics, Croce's Principles of Aesthetics, Lessing's Laocoön, Eckerman's Goethe's Conversations, Vico's New Science, etc. Among them, Zhu Guangqian's prose works account for only a small proportion, but they are all of high quality and top grade, with graceful and timeless writing style and containing the principles of life.

Zong Pu is the daughter of the famous philosopher Feng Youlan. She has been immersed in profound cultural origins since she was a child. She is familiar with the artistic techniques of classical literature. At the same time, she has absorbed the essence of Western culture. Her profound knowledge and unique charm are all reflected in her six works. In her more than ten years of prose creation, some of her prose reflect family life and express the love and affection between father and daughter, mother and daughter, and siblings, such as "Memorial of the Flower Festival" and "Ninety-year Birthday", etc.; Some of her prose reflect the life of overseas Chinese and highlight patriotism. Those that express nostalgia, such as "Rainbow Music Club"; others describe visits to historical sites and reflect exotic scenery, such as "Red Heart of Australia", "Falling Snowfield", etc.; And those that reflect personal life interests and hobbies, such as "Book of Hate" and "Book of Joy" "Tea Event at Fenglu", etc.; Of course, there are also those describing the scenery of Yanyuan where she lived for many years, such as "Purple Wisteria Waterfall", "Looking for Stones in Yanyuan", etc.; Her prose style is simple and elegant, her thoughts are healthy and upward, her mood is beautiful, her feelings are sincere, and she is deeply loved by readers.

Yang Shuo's prose writing began before the founding of New China, mainly describing the fiery fighting life during the Anti-Japanese War and the War of Liberation; after the founding of New China, there were many close-ups of communications reflecting the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea; in the mid-1950s, Yang Shuo's prose turned to lyrical "poetry" Style - Since the publication of "Red Leaves in Fragrant Mountain" in 1956, famous works such as "Hai Shi", "Lychee Honey", "Camellia Ode" and "Snow Waves" have been published one after another. Bing Xin praised it as "as clear as water, simple and concise, fresh and elegant, making people linger and recite it, unable to remember it". This book selects 61 prose works written by Yang Shuo in different periods from 1938 to 1963. In addition to the above-mentioned lyrical prose masterpieces, they also include "Night at Tongguan", "North and South of the Yalu River", "Spring in Korea", which describe war life; "Spring in the Gobi Desert" and "Journey to the Yongding River", which praise the construction of New China; and overseas travel notes such as "Egyptian Lamp", "Indian Thoughts", "Equatorial Snow", etc. There are also 15 photos of the author in different periods, with both pictures and texts, allowing readers to better understand the author's creative style.

This book is one of the series of "Prose Collection of Modern and Contemporary Chinese Famous Writers" and selects the prose works of Alai, the winner of the Mao Dun Literature Award. It includes "Voice", "Boundaries", "Camping Under the Starlight", "Looking at an Elm Tree", "The Sound of Conch in the Morning", the Qinghai-Tibet Notes Series, the Reading Notes While Illness series, and many of his speeches. The subject matter is rich and the content is vivid, including what he saw and heard during his travels, as well as stories passed down through history and deep philosophical thoughts. This collection of essays shows Alai's prose creation from different aspects, condenses the author's thinking over the years, reveals his deep love and praise for nature, and expresses his awe for history and civilization.

It contains forty-four essays by the author, divided into five series: Life Divided by Seven, What Happened to Kyoto, Fragments of Beidahuang, Music Notes, Father and Mother, about 180,000 to 90,000 words. The author uses simple and sincere writing to describe the most essential mechanism of life: kindness, sincerity, enthusiasm, and softness. His writings about ordinary people are not flat and static, but focus on the complexity and diversity of life, giving people a full three-dimensional sense, such as "Life Divided by Seven" and "Bakery". "Father" and "Mother" are contemplative works that look back on the past. They not only express the author's nostalgia for his parents, but also convey the power to withstand the heat of the world. Write about people, history, events and scenes, every bit of life, and the flowers picked up in the morning and evening. In addition, the stories about musicians and thoughts about classical music show the author's appreciation and love for music.

It contains 23 representative works of Zhang Wei's prose, including the famous "Records of Wansongpu", "Into the Wilderness", "Night Thoughts", "Sipping the Sound of Time", etc. In the noisy era, Zhang Wei has always maintained a high-quality creative posture and warm words, allowing people to calm down and listen to the voice of thought. For example, "Mansongura Chronicles" has a utopian and detailed narrative, and "Integrating into the Wilderness" expresses the deep affection for the wilderness, nature, and homeland. It uses inner monologue to express unique thinking about the land and wilderness. "Night Thoughts" records personal experiences and thoughts, presenting the social and humanistic background of his youth. The selected chapters are rich in content and skillfully written, reflecting Zhang Wei's creative style from multiple angles.

Mr. Feng Zikai is a famous modern writer, cartoonist, translator and art educator. His prose, whether written in the early 20th century or written in the 1920s, 1930s and later years, is all about "the big in the small, and the lingering sound beyond the strings". Feng Zikai's prose subjects are very broad. Some express his thoughts on life from ordinary trivial matters and write insights rich in the philosophy of life, such as "Jianwang" and "Gradual"; some reflect the truth, goodness and beauty of the world, such as "The Big Account Book" and "Ananda"; some describe the innocent and childlike life of children, such as "Children", "Inspiration from Children" and "Hua Zhan's Diary". Feng Zikai is a rich mine in modern literature. As time goes by, the artistic value of his works has become more and more evident.

Qin Mu is a famous prose writer in the field of contemporary Chinese literature. He was born in Hong Kong in 1919 and lived in Singapore. He moved to Guangdong and Guangxi in the 1930s and 1940s, engaged in teaching and writing, and participated in anti-Japanese propaganda activities. Qin Mu's main creative activity was after the founding of New China. He published dozens of novels and essay collections, as well as children's literature collections. But he is most famous for his prose creation, and he was once a representative writer in the field of prose. He has published "Shell Collection", "Long River Waves Collection", "Flower City", "Art Sea Collecting Shells" and so on. Qin Mu's prose is rich in knowledge, far-reaching and profound, and has a unique style. Qin Mu is good at digging deeply into life phenomena and elucidating profound philosophy from ordinary things. His prose has strong philosophical implications. Qin Mu is a straightforward person who likes to use aphorisms and humorous metaphors to make his articles hit the nail on the head. This style was even more displayed in his essay writing that exposed social darkness and attacked current ills.

"Zhu Ziqing's Prose" was re-edited by Wu Xiaodong, a famous professor at the School of Liberal Arts of Peking University. It is planned to include famous chapters and important chapters of Zhu Ziqing's prose, such as "Back View", "Moonlight over the Lotus Pond", "Spring", "Hurry", "Qinhuai River in the Shadow of Oars and Lights", etc. The book will also be structurally adjusted and an "Introduction" will be added to better display Zhu Ziqing's creative characteristics and achievements. Zhu Ziqing is a well-known prose writer in the history of modern literature. His prose has clear words, elegant content, profound knowledge of ancient prose, and traditional Chinese beauty. He uses modern vernacular to integrate daily feelings into his writing, bringing readers neither far nor near, with just the right aesthetic experience.

Sun Li is a writer who spans two periods of modern and contemporary times, and whose creative value is still underestimated. The waves wash away the sand, and with the passage of time, the prose creation started in 1939. As an artistic banner, it has traveled through history but its luster remains. Just as Tie Ning once said: "The unique value of Sun Li's works will become more and more apparent in the years to come." Sun Li's prose does not have magnificent and overwhelming scenes, but more of the trivial matters in the author's life: his father. The duty and kindness of the mother, the diligence and optimism of the wife, the quiet patience of the wife, the perseverance of the country woman, the poverty and kindness of the landlord in Fuping, the enthusiasm and vigor of the mountain girl, and the unfailing spirit of the poor elders are all in Sun Li's writings, showing the beauty of simplicity and nature, the beauty of simplicity and depth. They are precious harvests of modern and contemporary prose and have influenced a large number of young writers. They are worthy of inclusion in this series. This edition invited Sun Li research expert Liu Zongwu to re-edit and select nearly half of the articles, including "Childhood Memories", "Father's Memory", "Mother's Memory", "Anecdotes of the Dead", "Newspaper Stories", "Old News from the Countryside", "Youth Dreams", "Travel in 1956", "Illness Experience", etc. The introduction is written by Liu Yunfeng, School of Liberal Arts, Nankai University.

Wang Zengqi is recognized by the world as a famous contemporary Chinese prose writer. His prose has a profound and warm humanistic spirit, elegant taste and knowledge, poetic and implicit expressions, plain and simple, eloquent, and homely, and is deeply loved by readers. Especially since the 1980s, his books have become more and more respected by readers, and there are many selected copies in the book market. The selection of this book of our company is well-chosen. It not only collects famous classics, but also takes into account the ancient and modern, miscellaneous studies, nostalgia, recollection of the past, vegetation, mountains and rivers, food, etc. In terms of subject matter. It can be called a classic selection of Wang Zengqi's prose.

As a famous contemporary writer, painter, social activist, and ancient village protection worker, Feng Jicai's multiple social identities and social roles destined his prose creations to be rich in content, broad in vision, and diverse in subject matter. Among them, there are not only the writer's life insights, but also artistic excursions; there are also overseas travels, ancient village protection notes, etc. The interesting writing style, the reasoning that blends the situation and the theory, and the eloquent explanation are profound and deeply loved by readers. This book selects more than 60 essays by the author, including "The Coming Spring", "Music of Autumn", "The Past is Like Smoke", "The Anecdote of the Nose", "The Days Without Books", "My Calligraphy Life", "Viewing Paintings at Tianyige", "Eternal Shock", "The Man Who Left the Yangtze River", "The Latin Quarter, Our Little Street", "Three Pictures of Spring in Vienna", etc. It is accompanied by 15 photos of the author from different periods, with both pictures and texts, giving readers a new reading experience.

Chinese prose has a long history. Thousands of years of prose creation, whether lyrical, expressing aspirations, describing scenes, or expressing feelings about people... All reflect the changes of the times and people's thoughts and emotions. These fine traditions of Chinese prose have not only been fully inherited in the new literature since the 20th century, but have also continued to innovate and develop. Wang Anyi is a unique and rich existence in contemporary Chinese literature. She always writes about her life experience, spiritual adventure and life yearning with a tenacious attitude. Wang Anyi's prose is delicate and gentle, and is widely cited. Even the characters and stories in foreign literary works are closely related to the lives and thoughts of each of us. Reading these beautiful and timeless words is in itself a dialogue with our hearts...

This book selects 72 pieces of Lao She's prose, covering the author's diverse prose works describing scenery, scenery, characters, and human feelings. His prose may be based on citizens' life, reflect common social conflicts through ordinary scenes, and explore his thoughts on the survival and destiny of the people of old China; or describe the interesting life stories of intellectuals and the interactions of literati; or describe the scenery, customs and customs of various places at home and abroad, with meticulous details and extremely exaggerated strokes. The works are full of the interest of life and run through Lao She's consistent humorous style, allowing people to taste the severity and heaviness of life through lightness and humor. Lao She's creations benefited from the influence of folk literature and art. His prose, from form to content, is both elegant and popular. This makes his works popular, popular, and rich in national color, and is accepted and loved by the general public. Lao She is the originator of contemporary Beijing-style literature. His prose is also full of strong Beijing local color. The language comes from Beijing spoken language, which is catchy and can be recited aloud. From these works, we can see Lao She's mastery of language. Starting from modern spoken language, he evolved modern vernacular that can easily reflect modern life and express modern people's psychological activities. As a generation of language masters, Lao She has made great contributions to the development of modern Chinese vernacular.

Jia Pingwa's prose creation began in the 1980s. His prose is rooted in life, close to reality, with friendly and lively language, and rich and colorful content. It not only contains profound observations of the land under his feet, but also personal inner spiritual exploration, as well as insights and philosophical thoughts on social life. It has a strong regional color and a highly recognizable unique style. It is unique in the field of prose creation in the new era and is deeply loved by readers. This book selects 80 pieces of Jia Pingwa's prose, including the author's early masterpieces such as "The Ugly Stone", "Jingxu Village", "Reading to Show Little Sister's Birthday Letter", etc., As well as "Crying for San Mao", "Sacrifice to the Father", "Sun Li Lun", etc. In memory of teachers, friends and relatives, as well as excellent works describing life in the northwest. "Shangzhou Youlu", "Tongwei Renjia", etc., As well as "Speaking of Sickness", "Speaking of Willingness", "Fifty Great Stories", "Friendship" and so on, which reflect life, can cover the entirety of the author's prose creation, and are accompanied by 15 illustrations, both pictures and texts, giving readers a new reading experience.

In the late 1970s, Shi Tiesheng embarked on the road of literature. Initially he focused on novel writing, but since the 1990s, he gradually shifted his focus to prose writing. In his long wheelchair career, he went from pessimism and disappointment to the most powerful, transcending his own ordinaryness and troubles, traveling through the dark forest in his life, reaching the essence of life, establishing a unique literary peak, and providing spiritual enlightenment and guidance to countless readers. This edition is based on the January 2021 edition and is carefully selected. After confirmation by family members and experts, there is no need to add or delete pictures and texts, including masterpieces such as "Autumn Memories", "Me and the Temple of Earth", "Good Luck Design", "Thirteen Essays", "Love Problems", "Broken Pens Between Sickness", "Walk Softly and Come Softly", "Dead Bells", "Memories of the Temple", "Old Begonia Tree", "Like Rock and Writing", "Missing the Temple of Earth". Gu Lin, a young Shi Tiesheng researcher at Ludong University, was invited to write an introduction. Gu Lin has been studying Shi Tiesheng from the perspective of intellectual history for a long time and has published a monograph. Her introductory text is plain and simple, and her analysis is comprehensive.

Zhang Zhongxing's prose writing began in the early 1980s. At that time, the author had already entered his seventies. A series of collections of essays recalling the past, such as "The Trivial Words of Negative Xuan", "Continued Words of Negative Xuan", "Three Words of Negative Xuan" and "Fleeting Shadows", introduced readers to this cultural old man with profound academic foundation and extensive humanistic knowledge. The "Negative Xuan" series of prose uses the writing style of "poetry" and "history" to convey a leisurely and warm interest. The knowledge and "stories" about various people and events in the writings are all readily available, and the writing becomes interesting, and the comments on people and events reveal rationality and elegant taste. This book selects 57 essays by Zhang Zhongxing, including the series of "Memories of the Red Mansion", a famous piece about old times, and famous works about Zhang Taiyan, Xiong Shili, Liu Bannong, Yu Pingbo, Zhu Ziqing, Ye Shengtao, etc.; The chapter on life insights " "Life", "Rich and Poverty", "Prosperity", etc.; Life essays "Cool Breeze and Bright Moon", "Pengshan Distance and Nearness", "Desktop Confession", etc., Accompanied by 15 photos of the author from different periods, with pictures and texts, giving readers a new reading experience.

In 1926, the author began to publish his works in such publications as "Threads", "Rush", "Camel Grass" and "Crescent". In 1930, Shanghai Beixin Bookstore published his first collection of essays, "Spring Mash Collection", and in 1934, Shanghai Kaiming Bookstore published his second collection of essays, "Tears and Laughter." Liang Yuchun talked about reading, knowledge, love, friends, and quotations from classics, without being pedantic or nagging. It was the talk of a literati. Fei Ming said: "His literary thoughts are like stars in the sky, fleeting." This edition of "Liang Yuchun Prose" contains about 200,000 words of prose selected by the author, divided into two volumes: Spring Mash and Laughter and Tears. It has become a variety in the collection of prose by famous modern and contemporary Chinese writers and provides readers with a different prose writing paradigm.

The "Chinese Modern and Contemporary Prose Collection" series brings together famous works by famous writers in the history of Chinese prose since the 20th century. Experts and scholars are invited to compile and select them, and an "introduction" is added before each book to introduce the writer, his prose creation characteristics and literary value. It is not only one of the most complete collections of Chinese modern and contemporary prose, but also has important significance in guiding the aesthetics of prose and promoting beautiful reading. "Chen Zhongshi Prose" is one of them. Our company has published "Collected Works of Chen Zhongshi" (enhanced edition) in 10 volumes, which fully presents the literary creation path and achievements of a generation of literary masters. This prose compilation and selection is based on the "Collected Works of Chen Zhongshi". The hardcover Chen Zhongshi's prose totals 200,000 words and is sorted and organized according to the writing time. At the same time, the famous critic Bai Ye was invited to write an introduction to the characteristics and value of Chen Zhongshi's prose creation, which is a complete and authoritative review of Chen Zhongshi's prose creation.

As a master of prose who created a model of beautiful vernacular prose, Zhu Ziqing has nourished generations of readers with his deep and simple emotional undertones. One of his prose creations is narrative and lyrical, depicting the details of life, with a graceful and timeless charm; the other is realistic discussion, which allows his thoughts to fly, and has a profound and far-reaching flavor. This book revolves around the two major themes of narrative lyricism and realistic discussion, and is divided into five series: in the first series, the sights seen and the roads traveled are all in the heart; in the second series, the most beautiful dream in the world is family reunion; in the third series, what cannot be forgotten in this life are those wonderful people; in the fourth series, a person cannot live entirely by lies; in the fifth series, no matter how busy you are, there is always the joy of chatting in life. Select 50 prose works by Zhu Ziqing, allowing readers to read all of Zhu Ziqing's most classic prose works in one book. Zhu Ziqing's prose is full of poetic flavor, full of simplicity and affection, and his writing style is delicate and timeless. He creates a unique style of beauty of interest, artistic conception, and true beauty. He is known as "a model of beautiful vernacular prose" and "the first-class emotional literature in the world." Re-reading Zhu Ziqing is not only to find the purest and fullest emotions in the classics, but also to use our own life experiences and life insights to dialogue with the classics, so as to regain the strength and peace of the soul in a noisy and lonely world.

Sun Li is a famous contemporary writer, and his novels are best known. His short story "Lotus Lake", the novel "The Prequel of Ironwood", and the novel "The Early Chronicles of Storm" have already established his solid position in the history of modern literature. His representative short story "Lotus Lake" is widely circulated, and the literary circle regards it as the symbol of a style of modern literature, known as the "Lotus Lake School". In addition to novels, Sun Li also wrote a large number of prose works. His prose, especially his creations in his later years, are called his "decline reform" and have received high praise. Sun Li's prose is another peak of Sun Li's creation and a classic among contemporary prose. Some commentators said: "Sun Li's prose pays attention to emotional restraint, is subtle and subtle, simple and clean, as if it has been washed in water. It is a kind of "great beauty" that is extremely gorgeous but also dull... Whether it is remembering people, thinking about hometown, recalling childhood and war years, or chanting things, it is all integrated with profound life insights. Mr. Sun Li does not like officialdom, stays away from the excitement, and is willing to be lonely. It is precisely because of this rare taste. Only by maintaining a peaceful mind for a long time can one enter a grand and profound artistic realm that is difficult for ordinary people to achieve." The famous writer Jia Pingwa commented: "Sun Li is not an epic writer, but his works touch the soul. In his later years, his articles became more and more sophisticated and few people can match him." This book is composed of Sun Li's later prose works, and was edited and selected by Wei Jianmin, a cultural scholar and Sun Li researcher. The editor has studied Sun Li for a long time and is very familiar with Sun Li's works. He also has a deep understanding of the value of Sun Li's works. He can be said to be the best choice for editing and selecting Sun Li's works. This anthology can also be said to be the best reading to understand Sun Li's classic prose. The book is divided into seven volumes, covering various works of the author, including descriptions of objects and scenes, memories of childhood and hometown, memories of old times, discussions of creation, as well as long or short words written by the author on the book cover. Each article is the author's careful work. Taken together, readers can feel Sun Li's style and thoughts.

This book collects 62 classic essays by Xiao Hong, divided into four series: the first series: The flowers are blooming, let's go to the back garden; the second series, The Days of Black Lieba and White Salt; the third series, Freedom and Leisure, My Golden Age; the fourth series, the night you left, the sky was filled with stars. The content covers four periods: childhood memories, early wandering, golden age and escape career. She writes with talent and keen artistic feelings. Her words are fresh, natural, delicate and straightforward, with genius-like poetry and child-like innocence. Xiao Hong's prose focuses on expressing strong personal life experiences and has a distinct autobiographical color. It is an excellent way to understand the real Xiao Hong and that magnificent era. Re-reading Xiao Hong is not only to relive the brilliance of humanity and poetry in her words, but also to gain warmth and strength from her meteor-like life of bold pursuit of freedom, love and literary dreams.

Thanks to Lao She in this world, we are able to find a place where our body and mind can settle down. Lao She's writing is warm, humorous, simple, full of Beijing flavor, and has unique language charm. In his writings, planting flowers and raising cats, writing and making friends, everything in ordinary life has its own interest. In his eyes, life is a kind of rhythm, with light and shadow, left and right, sunny and rainy; the taste is contained in these twists and turns that change but are not violent. This book mainly revolves around life and writing, and is divided into six volumes: Volume 1: Traveling to Some Places; Volume 2: Life is a Rhythm; Volume 3: A Born Humorist; Volume 4: Because She Sees Me Like That; Volume 5: Literature and Carpenters; Volume 6: My Ideal Family. This book selects 61 essays, covering almost Lao She's most classic prose works. It is the best book to understand Lao She's life attitude and literary creation philosophy. Re-reading Lao She is not only reading the classics, but also reading ourselves and the era we live in. In the hustle and bustle of today, I hope more people can gain peace of mind and power of life from classics.

The beauty of Japan is popular all over the world, and Yasu Kawabata is indispensable for its success. He regards beauty as his "belief" and uses beautiful words to expand the realm of aesthetics. His thoughts gradually matured and were scattered in many essays, making it difficult for ordinary readers to get a full picture. Mr. Chen Dewen, a famous translator and scholar, has studied Kawabata Yasunari for decades, carefully sorted out, integrated and translated this book, which completely and accurately presents Kawabata's aesthetic ideological system and presents the essence of Japanese oriental aesthetics in a textbook style. People with high emotional intelligence, simply put, have strong empathy. The first thing is to have a keen sense of perception and be able to distinguish between beauty and ugliness. Reading Kawabata's prose is like communicating with Kawabata Yasumimoto himself, listening directly to the gentle words of this Eastern soul known as "the most sensitive and most understanding of beauty", and understanding the mystery of the beauty of Japan and the East.

This is a classic Chinese modern novel and one of Mr. Lao She's masterpieces. Against the background of the outbreak of the Marco Polo Bridge Incident and the fall of Peking, the novel takes the life of four generations of the Qi family as the main line, and vividly and vividly depicts the ups and downs, life and death of people from all walks of life and all kinds of people represented by the residents of Xiaoyangquan Hutong. The work describes the tragic experience of the vast number of civilians under the iron heel of the Japanese invaders in the abnormal state of the world after the fall of Peiping. The uneasiness, confusion and shock after the ancient and peaceful life was shattered. It lashes out the ugly souls of the perpetrators who attached themselves to the enemy, exposes the brutal crimes of Japanese militarism, and reflects the common people. The heroic and fearless resistance in the face of a powerful enemy eulogized and promoted the great patriotism and steadfast and noble national integrity of the Chinese people. It epically demonstrated the outstanding contributions made by the Chinese people to the world anti-fascist war during the Second World War. It was magnificent and evocative. Mr. Lao She used his profound and exquisite artistic skills and superb novel skills to depict a series of vivid artistic images such as Qi LaoRen, Rui Xuan, Da Chibao, Guan Xiaohe, etc., Showing a rich picture of life in Peiping, which has been widely read to this day and remains fresh for a long time...

This set of books is a collector's edition commemorating the 40th anniversary of Lin Yutang's death. There are 18 volumes in total, including "From Pagan to Christian", "The Rumbling of the Wind (Commemorative Collector's Edition)", "Red Peony (Commemorative Collector's Edition)", "Beijing Smoke and Clouds: All 2 Volumes", and "The Wisdom of Confucius (Commemorative Collector's Edition)" ", "Lai Boying", "Laozi's Wisdom (Commemorative Collector's Edition)", "American Wisdom (Collector's Edition) (Set of 2 volumes)", "Strange Island", "The Art of Living", "The Biography of Su Dongpo", "Chinatown", "It's Laughing", "My Country and My People", "The True Biography of Wu Zetian", "The Wisdom of India", "The Wisdom of China", "The Zhumen". "My Country, My People": is Lin Yutang's famous and representative work in the Western literary world. The book uses a frank and humorous style and wise and accessible language to describe the morality, mental state and aspirations of the Chinese people, as well as China's society, culture and life interests. It beautifully explains Chinese character, soul, ideals, life, politics, society, and art, and makes in-depth comparisons with Western characters, ideals, and life, causing a sensation at home and abroad. "Gone with the Wind (Commemorative Collector's Edition)": The New York Times hailed it as China's "Gone with the Wind". During the Anti-Japanese War, the war was like a big storm, and the autumn wind swept away the fate of everyone like fallen leaves. The novel is set in China (Beiping, Shanghai, and Wuhan) during the Anti-Japanese War. It tells the legendary experience of a beautiful woman with a strange life experience in troubled times, and the story of her finally stepping out of her narrow self, transcending personal love, and sublimating her life in a fiery patriotic atmosphere. At the same time, this book also epically expresses the painful and great sublimation of the national spirit when "the Chinese nation is at its most dangerous." "Beijing Smoke and Clouds: Complete 2 Volumes": The whole book tells the story of the three major families of Zeng, Yao, and Niu in Peking from the Boxer Rebellion in 1901 to the The joys and sorrows, grievances and hatreds during the more than thirty years of the Anti-Japanese War. The book has a magnificent structure and intertwined clues. It panoramically shows the rapid and profound changes that have taken place in modern Chinese society. It is known as the modern version of "The Dream of Red Mansions" (Collection Edition). >>: In Mr. Lin Yutang's view, Confucius' thoughts are not only "life mottos" and "moral cultivation", but also a kind of deep rational thinking, a persistent pursuit of the meaning of life, full of poetic emotional content, and a religious character of "ultimate concern". Confucius' thoughts are passed down from generation to generation and penetrate into the blood of each of us. Become the "cultural soul" of the Chinese people. "The Biography of Su Dongpo": Su Dongpo was an optimist with an unchangeable nature, a compassionate moralist, a prose writer, a new-school painter, a great calligrapher, an experimenter in wine making, an engineer, an opponent of false Taoism, a practitioner of yoga, a Buddhist, and a scholar-official. , Is the emperor's secretary, a drinker, a compassionate judge, a political stickler, a wanderer under the moon, a poet, and a person who is humorous and loves to joke. But this is not enough to tell the whole story of Su Dongpo: In the modern Chinese literary world, Lin Yutang's "Chinatown" belongs to the early "immigration." "Literature" category. It is like a bridge connecting the foreign novels that emerged in the 1920s and 1930s, which highlighted national consciousness and patriotic sentiments, and contemporary works that express the pursuit and disillusionment of the "American Dream." The author uses prose writing and uses the life experience of a family in his childhood hometown who were in the same boat and loved each other as the material to describe the stories from China's blessings. The story of Jian's old Tom family working together to "start a business" in Chinatown, New York, and finally realizing the "American Dream" through hard work and honest efforts. "The Rich Gate", "The Rich Gate", "The Smoke in the Capital" and "The Wind and the Crane" are collectively called the "Lin Yutang Trilogy", which was published in 1953 and mainly tells the story of two Xi'an people. The novel not only describes the cultural landscape and turbulent current situation of the ancient city of Xi'an in the 1930s, but also follows the experiences of the two protagonists. It also spends a lot of words describing the vast customs of Western Xinjiang and the land where ethnic groups are mixed and in constant struggle. This is a legendary story that reveals the author's humanitarian sentiments of equality and fraternity. This book is divided into four volumes. The first volume discusses the crisis in today's world and the potential for the third war. The second volume discusses the decline of Taoism and the mistakes of using materialistic methods to solve the crisis. "Image" criticizes various works on the current post-war peace to see the crux of today's thinking. The fourth volume discusses "Governance", which analyzes the direction of culture in the past hundred years from an academic perspective, and deduce the historical reasons for the decline of humanity. It also sheds a light on the new tendency of scientific extreme thinking and changes, rejects materialism and mechanism, and reestablishes the theory of free will. . . .

"My Fragrance" tells the marriage story of an ordinary woman in the 1967s. Huicai, a young girl with excellent academic performance, moved to Jiangxi to study because the technical secondary school she attended was closed. On the eve of graduation, she was about to be sent to the countryside due to her background. Huicai, who was desperate, was persuaded by her friends to marry Dr. Lu, whom she had just met. After her marriage, she was thrifty and worked hard at home. However, differences in personality preferences and behavior caused constant friction between Huicai and her husband, and having children completely interrupted her education. The passionate and sensitive Huicai can't move an indifferent heart no matter what. She is repeatedly frustrated and refuses to indulge in pain. She is still studying, working, and raising children with great vigor - even if no one appreciates it, she will try her best to bloom her fragrance.

"Driftwood" is a work adapted from real events and is the sequel to "Autumn Garden". An eighty-year-old grandmother told the story of her and her mother, as well as her family, relatives, and fellow villagers in the hinterland of Central and South China. In those days, people were ups and downs like driftwood in the water, drifting with the current, struggling to survive. Their fates were ups and downs in the great era, drifting without direction. Some were broken, and some still had a glimmer of hope. Most of the lives of the characters involved in the text no longer exist, just like bubbles bursting on the water and lightning disappearing in the sky. This article tells the story of the resilience and beauty of the Chinese people throughout their lives through memories. This life is like the memory of a dewdrop, small and short-lived. But before the dewdrop burst, it was also shining brightly, and it was a complete universe.

"Camel Xiangzi" tells the story of Xiangzi, an uneducated, young and powerful rickshaw driver from the countryside of Peking, who experienced ups and downs in his life. "Teahouse" is Lao She's representative drama collection, which includes his famous dramas "Teahouse" and "Longxugou", as well as many classic short stories by Mr. Lao She. "Four Generations Under One Roof" is Mr. Lao She's immortal work that positively describes the Anti-Japanese War, exposes and accuses the brutal crimes of Japanese militarism, and praises and promotes the great patriotic spirit of the Chinese people.

The "Wang Zengqi Classics" series selects Mr. Wang Zengqi's prose, essays, novels, reviews, letters, etc., And also includes some old photos and calligraphy and painting works to further showcase his beautiful works. "The True Feelings of Feihong" is a collection of letters in the "Wang Zengqi Classics" series. It is a collection of many letters exchanged by Mr. Wang Zengqi throughout his life. The book contains many letters between Mr. Wang Zengqi and many famous writers such as Shen Congwen, Ba Jin, Huang Shang, Fan Yong, Xiao Shan, Lu Jianhua, etc., As well as letters from home about life with his wife and younger generations. It not only provides us with a wealth of information for an in-depth understanding of Wang Zengqi and his works from one aspect, but also provides us with a precious historical material on the history of contemporary literature.

In "Reminiscences of Teachers, Friends and Old Friends", a writer who loves writing, painting, and cooking recalls his childhood mentorship and maternal love, and tells about Jin Yuelin, Shen Congwen and other teachers he had when he was a student at Southwest Associated University. He records a group of brilliant people in a special time with portrait-like brushstrokes. He misses the friends he once worked with and the ordinary people he met by chance. He is a witness to great times and an experiencer of great changes. He used the plainest words to narrate the intersection between them, the ups and downs of everyone, and presented the bitterness and sorrow in a humorous and open-minded way, which reflected his optimistic and understanding attitude towards life. He has always remained innocent despite the ups and downs.

"Feng Zikai: Our Family" is a collection of Feng Zikai's essays about his family and family. In this book, Feng Zikai temporarily sheds the glory and halo of "a generation of masters" and returns to a simple and ordinary family life. Feng Zikai played different roles in the family at different stages of his life. He was a son in his childhood, a father in his youth, and enjoyed family life in his later years. He experienced the same happiness and troubles of ordinary families and felt the affection and care between family members. "My Fathers" narrates the story of Feng Zikai's parents' generation, "Feng only belongs to this family" is his recollection of his childhood days and anecdotes about his relatives and friends of the same generation, and "My Children" records the moments when he accompanied his children and grandchildren to grow up. The cartoons drawn by Feng Zikai for the children are inserted into the book, and the bits and moments in the children's lives are frozen and full of fun. It is combined with precious old photos of the family at different times to create a treasure trove of family treasures. It is also interspersed with the oral memories of his children and family members, which are sincere and touching. From this, we can see Feng Zikai's deep affection for his family, as well as his delicate and deep love for his children and grandchildren.

When the Anti-Japanese War broke out in 1937, Feng Zikai was forced to embark on a journey of escape with more than ten people in his family. They started from Yuanyantang and passed through Hangzhou, Tonglu, Lanxi, Quzhou, Changshan, Shangrao, Nanchang, Xinyu, Pingxiang, Xiangtan, Changsha, Hankou, Guilin and other places, and returned to their hometown in 1947. This book collects Feng Zikai's articles and paintings about the ten years of his escape, telling the story of an extremely unforgettable and extraordinary experience in the life of this outstanding artist. Faced with a life of ups and downs, it is inevitable to be depressed, but his words and cartoons reveal more about the joy of reunion after farewell, the warmth of stopping after running around, and the fun in suffering, which reflect his positive and optimistic attitude towards life.

For Ye Shengtao, Suzhou can be said to be "born here, died here, and remembered here". He spent 76 years writing about his hometown of Suzhou. Together, it is an encyclopedia of Suzhou's century-old products, culture, folk customs, customs and social changes. And because it is personal experience, it is a true record and an expression of true feelings. The book is divided into eight parts, covering the fun of being in Suzhou as a child; memories of going to school; and the picturesque scenery and folk customs of Suzhou. The collection of diaries, letters, essays, poems, writings, and memories are all true records of Suzhou society and are rare historical materials for studying Suzhou's revolutionary history, cultural history, literary history, education history, folklore history, and even its landscape, products, architecture, and gardens over the past century. The words are like flowing clouds and flowing water, concise and meaningful.

"Everything Has Spirits in Meditation" mainly selects Mr. Wang Zengqi's relevant articles describing all living things. The content of the book uses delicate and warm writing and playful and vivid language to show readers a natural world that is easily ignored and the beauty that can be seen everywhere in life. It is fascinating and thought-provoking.

"Ten Thousand Miles of Traces from East to West, North and South" selects Mr. Wang Zengqi's travel prose. Following the author's writing, he travels across the country and famous mountains and rivers in various places, appreciating the beautiful mountains and rivers that we have never been to, and feeling the poetic and beautiful scenery through the author's eyes. The language of this book is beautiful and fluent, and the content is mostly descriptions of local customs and scenery. The author uses simple but interesting language to tell us about his encounters and thoughts, giving us unlimited imagination and expectations.

"Literary Criticism Cun Xin Zhi" is a collection of reviews from the "Wang Zengqi Classics" series. It contains a number of author's review articles, including reviews of literary creations, writers' works, creative experiences, as well as reviews of other art categories such as calligraphy and painting, folk art, etc., Such as "Gao Yingpei's Crosstalk and Erin Billing's Novels", "Language Issues About Literature", "Why We Are Human: Reading Notes" and other articles. The forms include literary essays, art essays, speeches, speech minutes, self-prefaces, prefaces for others, etc., And are accompanied by some old photos and calligraphy and painting works. From these articles, we can feel the distinctive character of a generation of literary masters and their correct, positive, and energetic attitude toward literary creation.

"The Taste of the World Is Purity" uses Mr. Wang Zengqi's painting, writing, cooking and other scenes to show the interest and wonder of daily life from a unique perspective. Chili peppers, mushrooms, tofu, mutton... China's thousands of years of food culture exudes the smoke and smoke of the world in Wang Zengqi's writings. Let us follow Mr. Wang to taste the taste of ordinary life, feel the faint nostalgia infected by the pen tip, and discover the little fun hidden in the years. You will find that after experiencing all kinds of uncertainty and catastrophes, the fireworks in the world are the things that can best arouse happiness, and the contentment in life can best reflect the style of life. Every bite of delicious food written by Wang Zengqi writes his love for life in his heart, and his leisurely and calm attitude towards life emerges in every aftertaste. Using delicate techniques and simple language, he combines the special delicacies from the north and south of China that he experienced and tasted in the 1930s and 1940s with his love for life and his observation of every small and ordinary thing, presenting readers with a funny man who loves life.

"Old Things in the South" is an autobiographical novel by the famous Taiwanese female writer Lin Haiyin. It is also her most influential and famous work. The German version won the "Blue Cobra Award", the highest award for youth literature in Switzerland. The author uses his own life from the age of 7 to 13 as the background, recalls childhood events through Yingzi's childish eyes, and tells the stories of several tragic little characters he saw and heard in his boyhood. It truly reflects the poverty, desolation and suffocating social atmosphere of old China in the 1920s and 1930s, and also reveals the author's deep longing for his childhood and hometown. In 1983, the novel was adapted into a film of the same name, which won many awards including the "China Film Golden Rooster Award" and was released in dozens of countries.

The works in "Traveling is Fun" are narrative, lyrical, and explanatory, with delicate writing techniques, smooth structure, clear organization, rich and colorful content, and smooth and beautiful language. Most of Mr. Wang Zengqi's works were devoted to the land of Gaoyou, Jiangsu Province in the 1930s and 1940s. In this book, he also uses simple language to describe what he saw, heard and thought about Beijing, Hong Kong, Kunming and other places he traveled to, with a unique aesthetic.

"Water Town is Scattered and Long" selects Mr. Wang Zengqi's beautiful works describing the people in the water town. With just a few strokes, three-dimensional and full characters appear on the paper, showing us the customs and characters of the water town at that time. Between the lines, we can feel the long distance and prosperity of the water town. Through the description of the characters, the various aspects of life are displayed in front of the readers, making people yearn for them.

"All the Eyes and Ears Are Water" selects articles related to the imprint of Wang Zengqi's hometown, accompanied by photos of the author when he traveled to his hometown and paintings and calligraphy works created to help readers fully understand this living literary master, and lead readers to feel the profound impact of the water-like hometown on the author, as well as the author's deep affection for his hometown and his hometown people.