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This book is a manuscript by Mr. Liu Mengxi, which summarizes his research on the academic thoughts of sages in the academic world, describes his interactions with celebrities in Chinese and foreign academic circles, comments on the academic views and works of many scholars, and also includes his own academic research process. The manuscript was completed when the author was eighty years old, so it is called "Eighty Years of Dreams". It is worth mentioning that the author personally organized and participated in many important cultural activities (the establishment of the Institute of Chinese Culture, the founding of "Chinese Culture", etc.), Which enabled him to have extensive contact with senior scholars at home and abroad in the fields of Chinese history, archaeology, literature, philosophy, etc., And understand their personal experiences, academic views, and academic achievements. In particular, he has conducted interviews or salons on many scholars. The author's words and deeds are recorded in detail. Through the author's pen, we can see some less well-known aspects of people such as Wang Guowei, Chen Yinke, Ma Yifu, Qian Zhongshu, Zhao Puchu, Ji Xianlin, He Bingdi, Tang Yijie, Yu Yingshi, Li Zehou, Pang Pu, Jin Yaoji, etc. It is the author's portrait of these people. This kind of text has a wide range of readers and has its own publication value.

A selection of outstanding Chinese prose, a bedtime reading for adults. Select 39 famous people from the Qing Dynasty to contemporary times, each with an article. These authors represent half of my country's prose literature, including Lao She, Zhu Ziqing, Shen Congwen, Sun Li, and Wang Zengqi who have already entered literary history, as well as emerging authors born in the 1970s, such as Li Juan and Before the Storm. Select 5 ancient and modern poems as the opening, transition and ending, as breathing and partition. The prose is sorted from short to long, making it easier for readers to choose and read as appropriate.

"50: Great Speeches" selects 50 speeches that are of special significance to the history of human development. The content involves excellent speeches by wise men and philosophers from different periods, fields, and industries. In the cultural accumulation and historical inheritance, these wonderful speeches inspired people's morale, conveyed the true meaning of truth, goodness and beauty, and recorded a specific mark of the times. In this book, you will see how speakers such as Plato, Albert Einstein, Karl Marx, Andrew Carnegie, Gandhi, George VI, Helen Keller, and Jane Goodall changed the world and influenced others through their speeches.

In March 2020, 74-year-old Michael Rosen was infected with the new coronavirus and woke up after a long coma. During his stay in intensive care, there was a notebook at the end of his bed, where the nurses and volunteers who cared for him left words of love, encouragement and hope. His wife's steadfast love, the protection of nurses and volunteers, and Grandpa Rosen's own tenacious will took him out of the "valley of the shadow of death", broke through the prison of death and darkness, and embarked on the long road to recovery. The book is divided into 8 chapters, including the grandfather's prose poems, text messages written by his wife Emma, ​​and notes from medical staff. In addition, we specially invited the author Grandpa Rosen to write a letter to Chinese readers. Fear comes from the unknown. In the darkest moments, this little book brings strength and courage to people.

In August 2020, the death of poet Ren Hongyuan triggered the grief of countless poets and scholars. We have lost a poet in the classic sense. This commemorative collection of essays to pay tribute to the poet Ren Hongyuan, edited by Li Jing, contains dozens of works by Mr. Ren Hongyuan's friends and students during his lifetime. It integrates prose, poetry, and comments, and presents Mr. Ren Hongyuan's knowledge, personality, and temperament from different angles. Scholars Wu Sijing, Wang Yichuan, Zhao Yong, Li Yi, poets Yi Sha, Houma, Xu Jiang, San Ke, Shen Haobo, etc., All expressed their deep sorrow, respect and memory for Mr. Ren Hongyuan in their own way.

This book consists of three parts: old-style poetry, new-style poetry and prose. The contents are basically related to cultural relics, telling the author's understanding and perception of historical heritage, reflecting the author's enthusiasm and dedication to the cause of cultural relics. From another perspective, it is also an image reflection of the leaders of the cultural relics management department performing their duties. Everything written and recorded comes from the heart and emotions. Old-style poems pay attention to rhythm and concise sentences, such as "The clouds are pale and the sky is like washing, and the wind is brighter and the sun is brighter" ("Yannan Flying"), "The stars are colorful in the mountains, the jade belt is clear in water" ("Duxiu Peak"), "The grass is broad and the road is my heart, and the clouds are deep is my home" ("Gegentala"). "("Between Mountains and Seas") "And the word "ritual" is like a boat. It takes tens of thousands of years to ferry from one side to this side. It only takes a moment to be disrespectful." ("Zhou Yuan's Revelations"); The prose is mostly related to official activities at home and abroad. The ideas are broad and the writing is smart. Just like the title of the book, "A single reed is like a vast expanse of confusion." It can be said that this is also the power of cultural relics. It is worth savoring by readers.

When Hitler came to power and the German army began to sweep across Europe, nearly 20,000 Central European Jewish refugees fled to Shanghai. This book collects letters, diaries, poems and short stories written by Jewish refugees in the years after landing in China, recreating their journey of struggling to make a living across the barriers of language, culture, belief systems and national traditions, and revealing the severe challenges faced by the Shanghai Jewish community due to differences in economic status, belief levels and class origins. The text in this book is taken from archives, private collections, and long-defunct newspapers. It not only enriches and enriches the Nazi Holocaust and exile literature, but also provides irreplaceable original documents for a glimpse into the mental journey of Jewish refugees in Shanghai. As a survivor of the Nazi Holocaust, the editor not only supplements the biographies of these unknown authors, but also gives his own interpretation based on the background of the times. The writing styles in the book are diverse, some are realistic, some are satirical, some are humorous, some are lyrical, some are empathetic, some are inspiring, they are real and thought-provoking.

Mr. Sun Dayu, the first translator to translate Shakespeare into Chinese in poetic style, and also translated Qu Yuan and Han and Tang poems into English. This collection of all translations in his life is of great appreciation value. "Collection of Translations of Sun Dayu" contains all existing translations of Mr. Sun Dayu's English-Chinese and Chinese-English translations, totaling eight volumes and more than two million words. The publication of "Collection of Translations of Sun Dayu" has important demonstration and summary significance in the field of Chinese translation, especially in the fields of Chinese and English translation of poetry.

This is a life guide that teaches you to live with insecurity, adversity, doubt, and denial calmly. This book selects four articles on friendship by Cicero, Montaigne, Bacon and Thoreau from various classic discussions on friendship. These four articles analyze the way you deal with the world, especially the re-understanding and self-reconciliation in the face of uncertainty in interpersonal communication. When you encounter insecurity and adversity, when you doubt and deny yourself again and again, when you want to give up and drift with the crowd, the wise words of life from the four sages can relieve your depression and lighten your soul. Four mentors will face those difficult questions with you, starting from the heart and embracing life.

This book is a collection of essays commemorating Mr. Xiao Kuntao's philosophical career. It consists of Mr. Xiao's autobiography, articles recalling his teachers, friends and disciples, excerpts from Mr. Xiao's writings, and an "academic chronology". It contains a total of 39 articles. It depicts a three-dimensional and rich image of the philosopher from the perspectives of his works, life, and friends' testimonies. This book is one of the "Contemporary Jiangsu Scholars Series" published by Nanjing University Press in 2000. The total book is about 250,000 words.

The book collects more than 40 articles by the author on reading and Chinese learning, divided into four parts: 1. Chinese education and reading, talking about Chinese teaching and stimulating interest in reading, learning Chinese well and developing reading habits, classroom teaching and reading methods, Chinese curriculum reform and reading literacy, how to read classics, etc. 2. General education and reading, talking about reading, reading lists and reading literacy in general education. 3. The Internet Age and Classic Reading, analyzing the value of classic reading based on the reading phenomenon in the Internet age. 4. Introduction to famous works by famous writers, including more than ten kinds of famous works, suggesting reading methods and revealing the key to interpretation. Most of the articles selected in the book are short, interesting, informative and practical, and more than ten of them have been widely circulated.

The book "Meyerhold Conversations" is divided into two parts. The first part is Meyerhold's classic quotations, which are translated based on the section "Five Years with Meyerhold" in the Soviet Art Publishing House's "Drama Memoirs". The content mainly contains some of Meyerhold's novel views and ideas on drama directing, actor rehearsal, stage layout, etc. In his daily work. The second part is information about Meyerhold's speeches or conversations scattered in other books and periodicals. In the final appendix are two comments about Meyerhold's achievements. The author states that "Meyerhold is laying the foundation for future dramatic art, and the future will be grateful to him."

It includes Gogol's representative works, the novels "Taras Bulba", "Nevsky Prospekt", "Portrait", "The Overcoat" and the drama "The Imperial Envoy". Gogol uses ordinary daily life as the theme to describe the misfortunes of small people, which is permeated by the author's exposure and criticism of the social roots that cause the tragedies of small people. "The Imperial Envoy" is the representative work of the Russian satirist Gogol, which was published in 1836. The story describes a playboy named Khlestakov who lost everything in a bet and was at a loss. He was passing through a city in another province from Petersburg and was mistaken for an "imperial envoy". This caused panic among the local officials and made many jokes.

This book selects Lin Huiyin's poems and prose, such as the poems "You Are April in the World" and "Willing", the essays "Mourning for Zhimo", "Cobwebs and Plum Blossoms", the short translation "The Nightingale and the Rose" and some novels. Through her classic works, she fully embodies the style and characteristics of a talented literary woman of the Beijing School, highlighting her "elegant" characteristics. This book is based on the 2009 edition of "New Compilation of Lin Huiyin's Works" and the 2014 edition of "Lin Huiyin's Collection" published by People's Literature Publishing House. It meets readers' needs for high-quality literary reading.

Bian Zhilin appeared in the poetry world in the 1930s. He had been influenced by the "Crescent School", but he was more fascinated by the French Symbolist School and was good at absorbing nutrients from Chinese classical poetry to form his own unique style. His poems are exquisite and exquisite, with rich associations and strong leaps. He pays special attention to intellectualization, dramatization and philosophy. He is good at discovering the content of poems from daily life and further digging out the profound connotations that ordinary people don't expect. Most of his poems are obscure, profound, strange and thought-provoking. His loving prose is also particularly meaningful. This book mainly focuses on his poems, as well as prose and literary theory. It is a convenient and must-read selection for readers to understand the essence of his works.

This book contains all of Faulkner's mature articles, speeches, book reviews, prefaces, and letters intended for publication, many of which reflect his increased sense of responsibility as a public figure after winning the Nobel Prize. From them, we can get a glimpse of all aspects of Faulkner as an artist and as a human being. These pages show us what this intensely passionate, extraordinarily complex, and intensely private writer was willing to reveal to the public during the last forty years of his career, while also allowing us to gain a closer understanding of both his person and his work.

This book selects He Qifang's poems, essays and reviews, such as the poems "Prophecy", "Caring for Someone at the End of the Year", "I Sing for Boys and Girls", the essays "Smoke and Cloud on the Fan", "Quiet Noon", reviews "An Ordinary Story", "Du Fu", etc. The classic works fully reflect the style and characteristics of Beijing-style literati and highlight the characteristics of "elegance". This book is based on the 2000 edition of "Painting Dreams" and the 2009 edition of "New Collection of He Qifang's Works" published by People's Literature Publishing House. It meets readers' needs for high-quality literary reading.

Lu Xun's Diary, a total of three volumes, contains the diary written by the author from May 5, 1912 to October 18, 1936. These diaries were not published during the author's lifetime.

The single volume of "The Complete Works of Lu Xun" is a popularized reading version based on the compilation of "The Complete Works of Lu Xun". Our publisher launched 24 categories in 1973, including only novels and essays. In 2006, our company launched a new edition, this time adding diaries and letters, totaling 29 types. There are four volumes of Lu Xun's letters, including the author's diaries written from October 8, 1904 to before his death. These diaries were collected by Lu Xun and published by Xu Guangping as "Lu Xun's Letters".

A Room of One's Own: Mr. Bennett and Mrs. Brown and Others is based on two lectures. On October 20 and 26, 1928, Woolf came to the University of Cambridge twice from London, delivering lectures on the topic of women and novels at Newnham Women's College and Gorting Women's College respectively. Afterwards, in March 1929, she combined the two speeches into one article, entitled "Women and Novel", and published it in the American magazine "Forum". Later, she greatly revised and expanded "Women and Novel" and wrote the book "Room".

"The Novelist's Holiday" is an essay and commentary written by Mishima Yukio during his creative heyday. In this book, Mishima examines many issues such as contemporary civilization, society, literature, and art with rich and profound sensibility. He dived alone into the complex and ever-changing jungle of modern civilization. With his gorgeous and bold writing style and playful and profound writing style, he discussed the origins of literature and art from multiple angles and pointed pointedly at the ills of the times. This book is the starting point of Mishima's philosophical thinking. It comprehensively displays Mishima's literary outlook, artistic outlook, and values. It is the essence of Mishima's thoughts.

This book is a collection of Japanese essays and novels with the theme of food, including "Sukiyaki and Duck Dishes-Miscellaneous Thoughts of Western Food" and "Talk about Delicious Tofu" about Kitaoji Rashan's experience in appreciating food; "The Heart of Giving Up Drinking" and "Talk about Giving Up Drinking" by Osamu Dazai, a literary genius who loves and hates alcohol. "Memories of Wine"; the haiku master Masaoka Shiki is seriously ill in bed, but still optimistic about life and wrote an essay "Waiting for Dinner"; the gourmet literature classic "Sushi (Sushi)" showing strong maternal love; dreams and reality intertwined, full of fantasy "Chicken Dishes" A PARODY"; the novel "A Good Couple" shows the atmosphere of life in Osaka and is interspersed with countless food memories. The work does not simply describe the cooking itself or the meal process, but expresses the dining scene, psychological description, and memories through the food, and also conveys Japanese food culture and Japanese aesthetic consciousness.

This book contains 18 works by 13 writers, including Soseki Natsume, Ryunosuke Akutagawa, Sakunosuke Oda, Ango Sakaguchi, Yukichi Fukuzawa, Yuriko Miyamoto, Taro Kinoshita, Hiroshi Kikuchi, Rashanto Kitaoji, Soetsu Yanagi, Tetsuro Watsuji, Shuzo Kuuki, and Matsuzono Uemura. These works are set in the ancient city of Kyoto, recording the new atmosphere brought by the westward wind to the east and the eternal beauty of the ancient capital: the development of new education, the changes in the urban landscape, the charming streets and private houses, the famous Gion cherry blossoms that have not changed for a century, and the incredible bamboo forests of Kyoto. It is full of connection and sentimentality, and has touching words that cannot be found in travel books.

"The Wanderer's Night Song: A Selected Collection of Translations by Yang Wuneng" is a book in the "Me and My Translation" series that embodies the charm of German literature. It contains classic works translated by translator Yang Wuneng, including poetry, prose, short stories, etc. Among them, there are excerpts from Goethe's famous poetic drama "Faust", excerpts from Thomas Mann's great novel "The Magic Mountain", as well as selected lyric poems by Goethe, Heine, Rilke and other writers.

"Gems and Flints: Selected Translations by Zhao Zhenjiang" includes representative works of seven important writers in the Spanish literary world, including excerpts from the Argentine national epic "Martin Fierro" written by José Hernandez, many poems by the legendary Mexican poet Juana Ines de la Cruz, many poems by Gabriela, the Latin American Nobel Prize winner for literature, and the novel "Gems and Flints" by the famous Peruvian writer Aguedas. The works collected in this book are diverse in genre and rich in content, including poetry, prose, novels and other forms, allowing readers to experience the charm of Spanish literature from all angles.

"Sorrow and Reason: Selected Translations by Liu Wenfei" is a collection of 11 representative translations selected by translator Liu Wenfei. All of his original works are classics. The works in the book are of various genres, including novels, poems, essays, etc., Including excerpts from Gorky's "Marva", Dostoevsky's "Notes from the Underground", Brodsky's "Spoils of War" and Tolstoy's "Resurrection". Each work is accompanied by a translator's introduction, leading readers to appreciate the ideological power of Russian literature.

"Tonight at Noon: A Selected Collection of Fu Hao's Translations" is divided into three parts, including "English to Chinese", "Chinese and Japanese to English" and "Other Languages ​​to Chinese", including poetry, prose, novels and scripts. Among them, it not only includes well-known works such as Shakespeare's "May I Compare You to a Summer Day", Pound's "In a Metro Station", Keats's "Ode on a Grecian Urn", but also works that few domestic readers are familiar with, such as excerpts from Eliot's play "The Rock", Yeats's short stories, Xu Zhimo's prose, and many haiku.

The Confucius Culture Award is an international award established by the Ministry of Culture and the Shandong Provincial People's Government. It is selected once a year, and several groups and individuals are selected each time. It mainly rewards groups, individuals and non-governmental organizations that have made outstanding contributions to global Confucian research and the spread of Confucius culture. This award is one of the Ministry of Culture's highest awards. This series of books is a collection of essays by previous individual award winners since the establishment of the first Confucius Culture Award in 2009. It mainly includes six volumes: "Du Weiming Volume" (2009), "Pang Pu Volume" (2010), "Tang Yijie Volume" (2011), "Mou Zhongjian Volume" (2012), "Li Xueqin Volume" and "Anlezhe Volume" (2013). The content of each book is centered on "Confucian Confucianism and Traditional Culture", selecting the award-winner's most academically original views, phrases, concepts, etc., And selecting his most academically influential and academically innovative articles, writings, and academic speeches.

The Confucius Culture Award is an international award established by the Ministry of Culture and the Shandong Provincial People's Government. It is selected once a year, and several groups and individuals are selected each time. It mainly rewards groups, individuals and non-governmental organizations that have made outstanding contributions to global Confucian research and the spread of Confucius culture. This award is one of the Ministry of Culture's highest awards. This series of books is a collection of essays by previous individual award winners since the establishment of the first Confucius Culture Award in 2009. It mainly includes six volumes: "Du Weiming Volume" (2009), "Pang Pu Volume" (2010), "Tang Yijie Volume" (2011), "Mou Zhongjian Volume" (2012), "Li Xueqin Volume" and "Anlezhe Volume" (2013). The content of each book is centered on "Confucian Confucianism and Traditional Culture", selecting the award-winner's most academically original views, phrases, concepts, etc., And selecting his most academically influential and academically innovative articles, writings, and academic speeches.

This book contains 17 stories written by Akutagawa Ryunosuke with Chinese elements as the background. It not only restores the famous historical allusion of the Chu-Han struggle for hegemony, but also uniquely adapts it based on strange people and strange events in the late Qing Dynasty. It has a unique perspective and far-reaching ideas, and profoundly presents the literary giant's exploration and thinking of human nature. This is China in the eyes of Ryunosuke Akutagawa, and the words reveal a Japanese literary giant's love and admiration for Sinology.

The Confucius Culture Award is an international award established by the Ministry of Culture and the Shandong Provincial People's Government. It is selected once a year, and several groups and individuals are selected each time. It mainly rewards groups, individuals and non-governmental organizations that have made outstanding contributions to global Confucian research and the spread of Confucius culture. This award is one of the Ministry of Culture's highest awards. This series of books is a collection of essays by previous individual award winners since the establishment of the first Confucius Culture Award in 2009. It mainly includes six volumes: "Du Weiming Volume" (2009), "Pang Pu Volume" (2010), "Tang Yijie Volume" (2011), "Mou Zhongjian Volume" (2012), "Li Xueqin Volume" and "Anlezhe Volume" (2013). The content of each book is centered on "Confucian Confucianism and Traditional Culture", selecting the award-winner's most academically original views, phrases, concepts, etc., And selecting his most academically influential and academically innovative articles, writings, and academic speeches.

"Nursing Painting Collection" is the representative work of Mr. Feng Zikai's comic style. This collection of paintings is all painted by Mr. Feng Zikai, and the poems and poems in the first and second volumes are all written by Master Hongyi. 2022 Coincides with the 80th anniversary of the death of Master Hongyi, so this time only one or two episodes and the additional content "Talking about Master Hongyi for Young People" are selected for special commemoration! "Picture Collection of Nursing Care" has its special artistic status in terms of poems, articles, calligraphy, paintings, etc. The ideas of love, equality and respect for children conveyed in it also have positive significance for real life.

The Utopia Collector's Edition "The Complete Works of Mu Xin" collects 15 kinds of written works (including lecture notes "Literary Memoirs" and "Mu Xin Talks about Mu Xin"), including Mu Xin's final drafts in his later years, the author's images, creative handwriting, etc., Word for word, from the original manuscripts of Mu Xin during his lifetime (and Chen Danqing's lecture notes), all hardcovered for the first time - [1] 3 series of Mu Xin's lecture notes, "Literary Memoirs" (volumes 1 and 2), "Mu Xin Talks about Mu Xin", "The Banquet of Fish and Beauty" [2] 6 series of Mu Xin's prose novels, "Reflections of Colombia", "Qiongmeika Sui" "Want to Record", "Windsor Cemetery Diary", "Impromptu Judgment", "The Walking Away", "The Unwelcome Guest at Emerson's House" [3] 6 types of Mu Xin's poetry series, "Three Trees in Spain", "My Lots of Lust", "The Book of Songs", "Balong", "The Book of Pseudo Solomon", "The Skylark Cried." Friendly reminder for "All Day": In addition to the set of "The Complete Works of Mu Xin", there are also two volumes of "The Complete Works of Mu Xin" (edited and selected by Tong Ming), one is the poem "Selected Poems of Mu Xin", and the other is the novel "Leopard Change", such as Gemini, but both are single volumes and do not belong to the "Complete Works of Mu Xin".

"Red Star Shines on China" - a book that truly describes Red China scored 8.8 Points. The book not only records a large amount of first-hand information about the Chinese Red Army, the Soviet area, and revolutionary leaders, but also deeply analyzes and explores the reasons for the emergence and development of "Red China", and makes an objective evaluation of the Chinese Communist Party and the Chinese revolution. "Chen Congzhou Talks about Gardens" - Talking about gardens, visiting gardens, garden scenery, and garden interest scored 8.4 Points. From the four dimensions of "talking about the garden", "touring the garden", "garden scenery" and "garden interest", we appreciate garden art and explain the artistic beauty, modeling beauty, cultural beauty and artistic conception beauty of Chinese classical gardens in a simple and easy-to-understand way. "Rural Reconstruction of China's Fertility System" - a classic book on understanding the nature of Chinese society, with a score of 9.1. The book integrates many disciplines such as anthropology, sociology, political science, economics and culture, and provides a detailed and profound analysis of Chinese society. "1644: The Pain of the Empire" - a historical snapshot of a tragic era, scored 8.8 Points. In 1644 AD, the land of China was full of wars, heroes stood side by side, and everything was devastated... From the fall of Chongzhen to the defeat of Li Zicheng. "Ten Lectures on Historical Geography" - suitable for popularizing the knowledge of the history and geography of the motherland to the public. 8.3 Points. Ten topics are used to clarify some basic issues in historical geography from the aspects of my country's ancient and modern climate, population migration, transportation, urban evolution, and economic center of gravity.

This book collects more than a hundred letters written by Li Hongzhang to his family, and provides interpretation and analysis. The recorded letters are mainly letters written by Li Hongzhang to his brother Li Hanzhang and his son Li Jingfang, and are arranged in chronological order. The content of the letters mainly involves military affairs, political affairs, and family affairs. Through these family letters, we can understand the military and government affairs, court affairs, and officialdom in the late Qing Dynasty. Add "explanation" text after each letter to interpret the main idea of ​​the letter and the important people and events involved. The literature is rigorous and informative, and the interpretation content is rich and credible.

"Ai Mei Xiaozha" includes the diary written by Xu Zhimo when he was in love with Lu Xiaoman and the letters exchanged between the two, as well as related texts such as "Xiaoman's Diary" written by Lu Xiaoman and "Mei Xuan Xiaoyu" written by Xu Zhimo, comprehensively recording the romantic history of the two. In 1936, the fifth anniversary of Xu Zhimo's death, Lu Xiaoman compiled and compiled "Love Eyebrows". This is Lu Xiaoman's memorial to his deceased lover, and it is also an eternal confirmation of this unforgettable love, confirming the existence of pure love in the world...

"In Love with the Soil: Selected Works of Xiji Grassroots Writers" is a collection of works by grassroots writers from Xiji, China's "hometown of literature". It contains more than 100 works by 11 authors, including essays, poems, novels and other genres. It records and tells the traces and heartfelt stories of their lives, as well as the stories of their fellow villagers. The language is simple, the feelings are sincere, exudes a strong local flavor, and releases scorching power.

On January 27, 1964, China and France formally established diplomatic relations, which became an important symbol of the changes in the world structure. Over the past fifty years, many diplomats, practitioners, cultural envoys and scholars have contributed to the continuous expansion and deepening of exchanges and cooperation between China and France from different fields and perspectives. The articles collected in this book are exactly what they thought, said, and sent. Many of the articles discussed the increasingly mature Sino-French relations and analyzed the gradually deepening Sino-French cooperation. They also presented scholars' insights in the field of French studies and witnessed the historical process of Sino-French friendship.

This book is a compilation of Zhang Shengyou's film and television political commentary works. Each article is full of discussion, citations, rich information, eloquent and extremely persuasive. The author's literary style often combines poetry and discussion with discussion, turning the discussion into the voice-over of film and television images. This makes all his writing not only have a rational impact, but also have artistic appeal. Reading Zhang Shengyou's works, we not only gain aesthetic feelings, but also gain knowledge in history, politics, economy, society, culture and other aspects.

During his lifetime, Mu Xin cared very much about readers' reactions to his works. He valued readers and had high hopes for them. Mu Xin has attracted the attention of readers for his outstanding talents and demeanor. What is gathered here is mainly a group of professional readers, such as Chen Zishan, Sun Yu, Tong Ming, etc. They talked about their views on Mu Xin and his works from their own perspectives, and many of them were quite impressive. In addition, there are articles by Chen Yingde, Chen Danqing and Chen Xianghong, three parties who played important roles in Mu Xin's artistic career in his later years, through which readers can see long-lost encounters and acquaintances. The first volume of this book contains memories and explanations of Mu Xin's life, the second volume contains comprehensive reviews of Mu Xin by Sun Yu, Li Jing and others, the third and fourth volumes contain academic reviews of Mu Xin's specific works, the fifth volume contains analysis of his paintings and music works, and the sixth volume contains articles about Mu Xin Memorial Hall and Art Museum, which are of great help to readers' understanding of Mu Xin.

This book is one of the series "Shen Congwen's Stories of Western Hunan". This book includes Shen Congwen's short and medium-sized novels such as "Xiao Xiao", "Qiaoxiu and Dongsheng", "Unexpected Legend", "Mountain Ghost", "Wang's Wife" and "Company Commander", as well as prose such as "Changde's Boat", "Yuanling People", "Several Wharfs in the Baihe River Basin" and "Phoenix". The novels among them represent Shen Congwen's transformation from the impressionistic writing of early rural reminiscences to the in-depth depiction of realism, demonstrating the theme of "not going against human nature", that is, complying with natural human nature. The prose works were obtained after he returned to Xiangxi to analyze the current situation and think about it. They show the bright and unsophisticated scenery of Xiangxi and are also full of the author's hidden worries and philosophical thinking about life. This book is accompanied by photos taken by photographer Zhuo Ya over more than 30 years, vividly restoring the characters and story scenes written by Shen Congwen. These images truly represent a world in western Hunan where primitiveness and mystery are intertwined, and brutality and beauty coexist.

"A Place to Learn History" collects essays and novels related to Shen Congwen's own experiences. Among them, Shen Congwen's prose autobiography narrates Shen Congwen's transformation and growth from childhood to adolescence, including his innocent and curious rural childhood, as well as his ambitious and bumpy youth career. Among them, novels about military life include "The Soldiers" and "The Story of Que Ming", etc. These works were born out of the author's real military travel life in his early years. He incorporated war, poverty, ignorance and other realistic factors into these works, with a more distinctive critical color. Among them are novels and essays about family life in adolescence, including "The Past", "Rose and Nine Sisters", etc. In the short and concise narratives, the author uses the language and warmth to restore life to create the characters' distinctive personalities. This book is accompanied by more than 100 photos carefully taken by photographer Zhuo Ya over more than 30 years. These images are a vivid restoration and portrayal of the customs and people's lives and work in Western Hunan described by Shen Congwen. They are also a true record of the changes and development of Western Hunan's cultural landscape over the past decades.

This collection is divided into two parts: "Gathering Emeralds from the Red Dust" and "Fleeing Emotions". "Collecting Green from the Red Dust" includes flash novels and short novels. These novels approach the theme from different entry points, either focusing on people's livelihood, describing human nature, praising heroes, or remembering family ties. The writing is delicate, short and concise, and natural and smooth. The ending is often written in a way that is "both reasonable and unexpected". "Fleeing Emotions" is divided into modern poetry, ancient poetry and essays. In modern poetry, I transform women's tenderness and emotions into a series of lines of poetry, describing the true meaning of love and the yearning, pursuit and feeling of love, and showing readers a lingering emotional world. In ancient poetry, I approach the theme from different angles, either praising the motherland, singing songs to heroes, paying homage to relatives, describing flowers, plants and trees, or recording wind, frost, rain and snow. Bit by bit, it is refreshing and inspiring.

The book is composed of three works: the essay collection "Qi Si Lu", the science fiction novel "Desolation" and the script novel "My Knife Through Your White Hair".

"The World Is Worth": 36 insights from the life of 90-year-old psychiatrist Grandma Tsuneko, which provides a positive interpretation of life issues such as work, family, interpersonal relationships, loneliness, and death; "The Beauty of the World": People often see her legendary life: suffering from congenital diseases, accompanied by poverty and disease throughout her life, but the paintings are full of the beauty of the world; "Enjoy This Life": a love letter to life written by the 98-year-old Japanese grandma: don't care about small things, and don't be confused about big things. May you have all the fun in this life and never give up love and freedom; "Life can be repeated at any time": the spiritual inspiration for life written by the 101-year-old late bloomer Grandma Moses; "Whenever I look back on the past, I still feel that the present is the best": 97 years old" "Wisdom Giant" is a life creed for the prodigies, and I hope it is "a little book of life philosophy that you can read early when you are young"; "Life and Taste": a thought-provoking food prose essay by Japan's "national treasure" cook Yoshiko Tatsumi.

This collection of works includes more than 20 essays such as "Wind in the Gobi Desert", "Prairie Journey" and "Mother's Wisdom", as well as dozens of old-style poems, basically arranged according to genre and the order of publication. More than half of the works have been published in newspapers and periodicals. The language is clean and simple, and the emotions are sincere and profound. Whether it is prose or poetry, they are full of positive energy, reflecting the author's thinking about life and career, his cherishing of family happiness, family and friendship, and has strong artistic appeal.

"Goethe's Conversations" is a collection of Goethe's remarks compiled by Goethe's assistant Eckermann. It reflects Goethe's thoughts on literature, art, aesthetics, philosophy, natural science and other aspects, just like "The Analects" reflects the broad thoughts of Confucius. The book has a lot of space on plastic arts. This time, the important art works discussed by Goethe will be displayed in the illustrations, so that readers can more truly understand his literary and artistic thoughts.

The contents of this book include Ian: On the Inspiration of Poetry; The Republic: The Ruler's Literature and Music Education, and the Poets' Crimes; Phaedrus: On Rhetoric; Hippias the Great: On Beauty; The Symposium: On the Love of Beauty and Philosophical Cultivation; Philipbus: On the Sense of Beauty; Law: On Art Education. Finally, there are also content such as explanation of the problem and translation postscript: Plato's aesthetic thoughts.

This book is a collection of poems and essays. The author recorded his years of experience and life insights in the form of five-character poems, prose and essays. It is not only a summary of half-life encounters, but also an expression of humanistic feelings. The book is divided into three parts: Fifty Reminiscences of the Past (selected five-character poems), including "Jingchu Field Wind", "Green Hills" and "High Sky and Clouds"; Deep Lake (selected essays), including "Long-term Loving Mother's Love" and "Magnetic Gaze"; Eternal Master (selected essays). The book is rich in style, profound and touching in content, and highly literary and readable.

This anthology collects Wu Wenjun's outstanding poetry, prose, photography and calligraphy works created over more than a year, as well as essays and interviews. The book is divided into five parts, four parts on nostalgia, hometown accent, hometown rhyme, and nostalgia, plus a reporter interview. The chapters closely follow the theme, are interlocking, and are full of fun. They include everything the author has heard, seen, thought, felt, gained and lost over the past year or so. Some are graceful and graceful, some quote from other sources, or some are magnificent, which shows that he uses his heart, brain, and energy!