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In my hometown river valley, every time the full moon rises, people are saying, listen, the silversmith is at work again. The full moon rose into the sky, and its hazy light made the river valley emptier, making everything around it blurry and distant. At this time, just listen, the sound of silversmiths forging silver can be heard in the moonlight or on the moon... "The Silversmith in the Moonlight" is a collection of short stories, which includes 13 short stories by the author Alai, including "The Savage", "Sophora Flower", "Flying Swarm of Bees", "Agu Dunba", "The Silversmith in the Moonlight", "Growing Up in Gra", etc.

"Alai's latest novella series: The Distant Hot Spring" includes two novellas, "The Distant Hot Spring" and "The Disappeared Forest".

This is the first collection of essays by Alai, the winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize. It comprehensively shows Alai outside of novels to readers, and shows Alai influenced by three cultures: Sutra, Han and Western. It also comes with 12 pages of Alai's life photos.

This book selects 40 prose works written by Alai in recent years, reflecting his walking experience and reading and writing experience. Among them, there are new observations of the familiar natural and cultural scenery in the southwest minority areas, insights into bits and pieces of experiences in the hospital bed, new understanding of literature and new reflections on one's own works. The writing is fresh, simple, and full of lyrical temperament. Reading Alai's novels is like listening to him telling beautiful stories and legends; reading Alai's essays is like entering his real life and inner world.

"Empty Mountain" describes six stories that took place in a Tibetan village called Ji Village from the late 1950s to the early 1990s. There are nearly 30 main characters. This book is composed of two parts: "Drifting in the Wind" and "Sky Fire". "Drifting in the Wind" tells the story of the illegitimate son Gera who depended on his somewhat demented mother, suffered humiliation, and finally died unjustly. "Sky Fire" tells the story of the wizard Duoji who saw various changes in the surrounding world during the Cultural Revolution during a forest fire.

The writer's realistic attitude in "expressing the secret history of a village" is very clear. It is not a single ethnic group, nor is it pastoral. It is legendary. The writer has extremely profound cultural, religious, natural and social experience of Tibetan villages. To call it a "secret history" is not to reveal its mystery, but to use special techniques to reveal the pain of being ignored and numb. Only in this way can the grand pattern of the novel be formed. The major and solemn themes, the thick and profound content, and the controllable structure have more profound thoughts on human and nature, politics and culture, religion, social harmony and progress. This is a realistic masterpiece full of masculine beauty, sweeping away the current trend of malaise, triviality and decadence in the literary world.

In order to change his poverty and weakness, Tibetan young man Lagazeli gave up his studies and love and embarked on the road of felling trees and selling wood. Smart Tibetan youths are wandering in the mystery of getting rich. Money drives Jicun people into madness. In an era of chaotic values, right and wrong confuse the new generation of Jicun people. The prosperous town disappeared like mist, and the beliefs, grudges, struggles, and doubts were just like people gone away. Cangshan has become old, so how can people be embarrassed.

This book is a collection of works by Alai, winner of the fifth Mao Dun Literature Award. It includes novels such as Old House, White Mountains Like Galloping Horses, Snow Light Surrounding the Mountains, Sleep, Bloodstains of Old Years, Life, and Distant Horizon. When Alai's novel collection was included in the Rising Stars of Literature series ten years ago, people could not truly appreciate the true meaning of these novels describing the history and real life of Tibetan people in Aba. However, with the award-winning novel "The Dust Has Settled", his early novels have revealed their true artistic value: Isn't that crumbling "old house" the epitome of the decline of the chieftain system? Isn't that step-by-step pilgrimage a reflection of Tibetans seeking their spiritual homeland? It was from this book that Alai entered the temple of Chinese literature.

The book is a collection of short stories by Alai, the author of "The Dust Has Settled". It is set in Aba, Sichuan, with Tibetan customs and customs, and tells short stories of growth. It also includes a travel route map of Aba. I believe you can take this book with you and have the opportunity to walk under the sky of Aba with your heart and even your feet, enjoying the most beautiful scenery, the most emotional feelings, and the strange words. Different from Alai's other collections of novels and short stories, this collection of novels named "Aba Alai" is based on Alai's birthplace, Aba, Sichuan, as its entire background, highlighting his "literary field" that is different from other Chinese writers. The distinctive Tibetan scenery and people, the inner trajectory of "growth", and even a map of Aba and a travel route map to Aba make this unique collection of short stories more like a unique journey from nature to the soul that Alai leads readers who like him.

Our stories are but elegy to some passers-by whose traces have been lost. They once reined in their mounts and appeared in the dawn of history. From then on, he ruled for an era. And at dusk, the mountain wind stirred up the horse manes and the black felt blankets they wore. At this time, the phantom of the mountain peak appeared again, and all the scenes were beyond recognition. The rough and spreading wilderness has been enveloped by the sound of machinery and new joys and sorrows.

The story of "The Treasured Sword" begins with "I" being assigned to my hometown from the College for Nationalities. "I" came back from graduation and was dusty. As soon as I left the long-distance bus station, I saw Han Yue. She graduated from the College for Nationalities with "me" and was also assigned to this small city far away from the rest of the world, but she has a rich experience and was once the girlfriend of Liu Jinzang, a man of the hour in the college. Liu Jinzang is a mixed-race boy who combines the advantages of Han and Tibetan looks. His father has a considerable position in the military division, so he lives a very cool life and has a lot of girlfriends. As a Han Yue, Han Yue stands out from the crowd and becomes the winner in chasing Liu. But Liu Jinzang failed to graduate because of selling cultural relics. I was assigned to work with such a girl in this small city surrounded by mountains and where Han and Tibetan people live together. Then we got together and got married, but we never had children. Life is like this, plain and monotonous, like the wind blowing regularly from the mountains.

"The Collection of Books·Alai's Works·The Utopia of Grass and Trees: Chengdu Phenology (Collector's Edition)" is an essay by the writer Alai. The author uses the special medium of the camera to record the blooming and withering of various flowers in the city where he lives at any time. Starting from the plum blossoms that first show their appearance in the year, to crabapples, early cherry blossoms, magnolias, bauhinia, jasmine, paulownia, lilacs, iris, hibiscus, gardenia, etc., Various plants with different flowering periods bloom in sequence, leading readers to follow the images in the camera to experience the colorful style of the city in different seasons.

The author of "Sichuan and Tibet" wrote this story where the story took place, right in the middle of the guest room of the temple. There was silence all around. Looking up, you can see the never-tiring bronze deer standing on the ridge of the hall, guarding the Falun. Between me and these shiny things was a meadow of tiny yellow flowers.

In this book, Yu Qiuyu personally visited the world's four major ancient civilizations, the birthplaces of the five major civilizations, and the birthplaces of major religions. He faced face to face with human culture that has spanned thousands of years, and described the past and present, glory and decline of ancient civilizations in a calm and clear style. This trip spanned three continents: Asia, Europe, and Africa. The group traveled to many foreign countries such as Greece, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Iraq, Iran, Pakistan, India, and Nepal. Finally, they returned to their homeland of China, where they devoutly visited the snow-covered plateaus and ancient capitals of the Central Plains, and listened to the eternal voices of history.

The author did not write about lofty ideals or a bright future. She melts the twists and turns in life one by one into the light tip of her pen. Write about the simplest people and the simplest lives. It just gives you a taste of what ideals should be. Closing the book, you may suddenly discover that you have always misunderstood the meaning of ideals. Life should not be about making the people around you happy with yourself. In the 54 warmest moments of life, we gradually understand that an ordinary life does not mean doing nothing; becoming mature does not mean giving up the original intention. Even if we have the greatest dream in the world, it does not prevent us from getting the happiness of an ordinary person. There is only one kind of success in this world, which is to live your life the way you like.

The book "Appreciation of Montaigne's Essays" is a selected translation of Montaigne's original works. It excerpts several classic works from Montaigne's "Essays" that have been praised for centuries. It is the essence of Montaigne's thoughts. The language in the book is easy and smooth, not artificial, friendly and vivid, and full of life interest. The content covers many aspects such as daily life, traditional customs, and philosophy of life. Readers can truly get a glimpse of Montaigne's thoughts, style and the customs and customs of the times he lived in from this book. I hope readers can absorb the essence of his thoughts and art from this book, and gain enlightenment and joy.

There is no domineering tiger, but the momentum of the independent cliff howling at the moon is enough to shock the world; there is no elegant figure of the eagle, but the leap in the air when it pounces on food is enough to make the opponent fly away; it does not have the charm of the fox, but the figure galloping in the snowfield with the falling snow is stunning; it does not have the tyranny of the cheetah, but once it sets eyes on the prey, it must be killed even if it has to be followed for days and nights. This is the wolf. He maintains a hundred thousand vigilance in his seemingly careless casualness, and his green eyes always reveal loneliness and pride, always wailing at the moon... This book is a wonderful book about wolves. It allows readers to feel the breath of the wolf from every chapter and every detail in the book, making every capillary in the body expand a hundred times, making the blood flow like a tide; making every nerve ending in the body tense and ready, and letting the soul be cleansed like the wind...

The concept and framework of the long novel, the agility and plot of the short story, the careful refining of the text, and the nutritious cultural snacks will give you value-for-money enjoyment and wonderful moments! This book is a carefully selected collection of 30 text message short stories based on the currently popular mobile phone novels. The book omits all unnecessary punctuation marks and watermarks, making the text more concise and with a stronger sense of rhythm. Although there are not many selected articles, they will definitely bring you high-efficiency, high-quality, and high-grade reading enjoyment, allowing you to truly appreciate the elegance of mobile novels. Short free time, cool writing fun, a real pop culture snack!

"Do you want to be a poet? Go and find it in your hometown and childhood dreams." Reading the first chapter of this collection "Native Dream Soul", I remembered this sentence once said by the Russian poet Yesenin. Because I feel that the author Feng Yi also obtained his inspiration from his hometown land and childhood dreams. He is still attached to the forest that he left long ago and left the footprints of his childhood. The green waves in his "Little Wood of Attachment" still caress his heart; he still cannot forget the "Mountain Dream" long ago, which will always be such a clear and pure childhood dream; he gave birth to his first poems in the embrace of "The Clear River at the Head of the Village". Perhaps, Yesenin's words are not universally applicable truth, and the songs of many poets I know are always more or less related to the land of their hometown and childhood dreams.

The author Yan Zhilei is an out-and-out "Rong fan". Her words, especially the multiple film reviews in the book, are gorgeous, exquisite, watertight, and invulnerable, showing a pure ignorance and innocence! In the text, there is narcissism as if no one else is around, romantic and aesthetic idealism, and a bit of meanness of self-admiration held by educated women. On top of all of this, there is also added unscrupulousness, enthusiasm and indifference, unbridled heroism and sincerity, unbridled temptation and amorous feelings, nowhere to be found. No, in the author's words, there is the delicate beauty of women, the aristocratic urban style, and the humanistic true feelings of compassion. In her words, there is an elegant scholarly fragrance, humorous mischief, natural magnanimity, and unrestrained heroism. It reads beautifully, heartily, and naturally true.

Weiming Lake is an emerald embedded in Yanyuan. Surrounding the lake are weeping willows, willow-shaded paths, tower shadows whirling, and ripples of light. Looking at the lake under the moonlight, it is as quiet as a sleepy virgin, and the shadows of flowers in the breeze are like a cup of spring mash.

The book contains a total of 15 articles in this area, which can be roughly divided into two categories according to their subject matter and content. One is the cultural landscape and relics, such as "Chongwu Ancient City", "Closed and Open Earth Buildings", "Into the Four Fortresses", etc. The author relies on these historical relics to express his eager desire to strengthen national strength, move towards openness and promote traditional excellent culture. The second is historical figures, such as "National Hero Zheng Chenggong", "The Soul of the Century", "Open Your Eyes to See the World", etc. Through the encounters of Zheng Chenggong, Tan Kah Kee, Lin Zexu and other figures, they fully eulogized their moral spirit and sacred sense of historical mission and social responsibility of "living and dying for the benefit of the country, rather than avoiding misfortunes and blessings".

This book is a collection of essays by the famous writer Gu Yan. This book is rich in content, except that the first volume is the writer's description of his personal daily life. In other collections, they either pursue ancient people and have conversations with them, or they face modern people and vividly describe them, which breaks the barriers of time and connects the past and present. They absorb spiritual resources from literature, music, painting and other art palaces, or travel thousands of miles to experience cultural heritage from all over the world. This breaks the barriers of space and creates a lush spiritual home. In these seemingly colorful fragments of insights, the space-time concept and spiritual coordinates of the writer's solitary life are constructed.

The poet Xu Kang has been in the field of prose and essays in recent years, and has produced outstanding works one after another, which are eye-catching. There are hundreds of short and quintessential pieces included in this book. With the poet's unique keen perspective of observing life and the beautiful writing style of describing things and describing things, they talk about the past and the present, express emotions and feelings, and do it freely and freely. They integrate knowledge into literary and historical miscellaneous stories, and add humor into commentary on world affairs. Follow the author to "open the window and look at the clouds" - see the clouds rolling and moving, the clouds moving and stopping. You can see the vast world from a small area, and you can get a glimpse of everything in the world within a small area. What it brings to you will be the implication of culture and the influence of knowledge, the color of life and profound thinking...

This book contains more than 80 prose essays written by the author in recent years. They are words that surge from the depths of the author's soul. There is a folder called "Spiritual Ramblings" in the author's word document. The article saved in this folder is not a novel or a legend. It is the author's inner monologue. It is the author's true voice to the world in the dead of night. It is full of the author's love for his parents, children, and friends.

Xie Mian is a professor in the Chinese Department of Peking University, a doctoral supervisor, and a banner of new Chinese poetry. The author of this book reviews his stormy life and expounds his experience in learning and being a human being on the long road of life.

Why do people always fall into questioning history when looking back on their lives, in order to help their lives achieve positive results? There is often some deep sadness in the look of history that moves us, and an unspeakable absurdity makes us sad or alarmed, making us full of admiration for all the details. This book takes historical figures from ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, as objects of inspiration, such as Cai Lun, Wen Tianxiang, Qian Zhongshu and other historical figures. By purifying their historical beauty, it enhances the personality and sentiment of modern people; it captures the human beauty of historical elites and purifies the polluted souls of modern people.

This article contains some of the author's prose essays. The simple words reveal the author's profound connotation and understanding of poetry. Readers who are interested in poetry can read it.

"Radar Prose" contains a large number of excellent prose works by the famous writer Radar. These works have a unique style, a school of their own, smooth writing, and exquisite writing style, which better reflect the author's literary level and artistic quality. It's so addictive to read that you can't put it down.

Gao Jianqun is an important contemporary Western novelist. His representative novel "The Last Huns" is one of the important achievements in the field of Chinese novels in the new era. In addition, there are novels "Liuliu Town", "Secrets of the Ancient Road", "Sad Face Knight", novellas "Sculpture", "Dashun Store", "Assassin's Row", essay collections "New Thousand Word Prose", "I Harvest Thoughts in the North", "Crossing the Jedi" and other important works. Known as the last representative figure of romantic literature, he is a rare heavyweight writer with a sense of sublimity, classical spirit and idealism in the Chinese literary world. This book contains dozens of Gao Jianqun's excellent prose works, such as "My Memory of Hungry", "Furious Hunting in Northern Shaanxi", and "My Little Nanny".

Recollection is human rumination. Chew yesterday. Yesterday is always rich, we have to face the colorful and noisy shallowness of today and tomorrow. Recollection is a cup of love water without pollution, which can nourish the tired soul and hungry cells. Generally speaking, when I think about the old self, it is a symbol of life that excludes the walking dead. Indulging in memories is like brewing a jar of wine, picking up yesterday's fragrance or tracing something else. For example, what kind of perfect and fragile seed is human life blown by the wind? If there were no memories, would the world still be smart? Our generation cannot cut down all the trees or pollute all the clean water. Our descendants are being born in a steady stream crying and shouting. I should really recall the wind, the doors and windows that the wind passed through, the mountains facing the doors, and the water in the windows. The door is closed. The window opens...

These words from San Francisco all fulfill what American writer William Saroyan said, "If you are still alive, San Francisco will not make you tired; if you are dead, San Francisco will bring you back to life." San Francisco, for Chinese writers, is a golden mountain for exploring the treasures of life. Let us appreciate these treasures.

This book is a collection of the author's essays. 1. Dreams about dramas 2. Dreams about books 3. Dreams about paintings 4. Pebbles - trivial matters during illness 5. Old news from the countryside, etc.

"The Sound of the Wind" is a volume in the "New Literati Essay Series". It contains a large number of essays written by the writer Bu Nu. These works are rich in content, covering a wide range of topics, and the writing style is vivid and smooth. They may seem disorganized but contain exquisite details, which fully demonstrates the author's ability to control words. It has high literary quality, artistic quality and readability. Each exquisite essay will leave you with endless aftertaste.

This book is a collection of essays by writer Hong Zhu. The works collected in the book are rich in content, exquisite in conception, and fluent in writing, reflecting the author's strong literary foundation and unique artistic style. After reading it, people have a beautiful literary enjoyment, which is very worth reading. This collection of essays by Hong Zhu is like a dismantled notebook, recording the impact of life, emotions and even art on the author. The pages blown by the wind contain personalized thoughts. These words are far away from the "little beauty" that is carefully crafted, and closer to the "big beauty" that is mixed with mud and sand.

This book is one of the "Youth Intensive Reading Series". Xu Gang was born in the northwest corner of Chongming Island in 1945, a descendant of generations of farmers. Graduated from the Chinese Department of Peking University. His major works include: "Xu Gang's Nine-Line Lyric", "Listening to the Earth", "The Loggers Wake Up", "Liang Qichao", "Watching Home", "Green Manifesto", "The Story of the Yangtze River", "The Story of the Earth", etc.

The edge of the river, the edge of the sea, is the edge of water. The bland edge, the salty edge, the raw edge. People on the margins tend to be numb. Dreams on the edge often wake up. The edge is a landscape. In a sense, the edge state is always a state of change, and it is also the best state that can activate people's thoughts and emotions. Between survival and destruction, either numbness ends or intelligence flashes. When people are on the edge, the grass is also on the edge, and the fish are also on the edge. Destiny and opportunity are all on the edge. From the edge of freedom to the edge of freedom, people are wary and have no barriers in their hearts. The thought of being on the edge makes the sea and the sky brighter. Borderline lonely. Beautiful around the edges. After being far away from myths, the marginal revelation is engraved on every grain of sand, growing on every reed, embedded in every fish scale, and carried on every pair of wings - between creation and disaster, between peace and violence, between happiness and pain. Between the ethereal and the material, between survival and destruction, we are all on the edge.

In the days of youth, who doesn't have some messy love in their heart? Maybe you have fallen in love with such a person, silently paying attention to it, secretly liking it, but in the end you realized that what you fell in love with was just a fantasy in your mind; maybe she has loved such a person, and they are happy with each other, but the time and space are wrong, and they can't swim through thousands of twists and turns; of course, there will also be lucky ones who are impartial, their eyes are connected, and fireworks are brilliant. No matter what, those past youth and love are getting farther and farther away with time, but memory is a strange machine. It will be engraved and memorialized when it passes by.

Bacon said: "Reading makes people wise, reading poetry makes people smart." Literature is a mirror of life. There are stars shining in the history of Chinese and foreign literature, and the content is extensive and profound. Every article in it is shining with wisdom, from which we can understand many true meanings of life and ignite passion for our lives. This book selects some famous essays from the vast sea of ​​Chinese and foreign literature, allowing you to wander in the beautiful words and absorb the power of knowledge.

This book is divided into 26 chapters, including "talent", "diligence", "exam-taking", "teaching", "argument" and "classification", etc. It records interesting anecdotes of some celebrities in the academic circles of China since modern times, and reports on the characteristic personalities of the featured figures. The figures involved include Liang Qichao, Zhang Taiyan, Zhao Yuanren, Lu Xun, Bai Shouyi, Zhu Kezhen, Fu Sinian, Liang Yusheng, etc. Many of them are witty and humorous. There are many "leftovers" in history that have been discarded intentionally or unintentionally. Although they have erased the solemn tone, they can see the big from the small and capture the vitality and reality of many histories.

"Going to the Distance in Dreams" is a unique writing essay. In the long and short sentences, there is Zhang Ailing's soaring talent and Li Qingzhao's leisurely melancholy, and the writing style is solitary and elegant.

"Refracted Light Spot" is written by Dai Zi. This is a down-to-earth and accumulated work. The author's rich social experience and love for his hometown are vividly displayed in his aesthetic creation. Dai Zi has the atmosphere of a historical scribe, and his Spring and Autumn style of writing does not forget or obscure, expressing the creative spirit of realism. Although Dai Zi writes about Chengdu, one flower and one bodhi, one leaf and one world, what we feel are the vicissitudes of the century and the historical changes of the entire contemporary society.

The collection of essays "A Person's Hometown" not only tells us a series of topics about hometown, running through all the author's hometown complex and life experiences, but also allows us to appreciate the distant emotions, the fiery feelings and the pure sustenance of hometown.

"Chrysanthemum Zen" (author Xu Donglin) is a unique writing essay. It exudes the fragrance of grass and woods, the fragrance of rouge, the coolness of the evening breeze and drizzle, and the lonely melancholy of youthful feelings.

In the vast sea of ​​​​people, everyone is looking for the true meaning that is close to the soul. In order to give our friends a place to place their souls, we have specially selected and compiled dozens of touching stories. Among them are shocking true love in the world; touching friendship between teachers and students; revealing the beauty of kindness in human nature; innocence and innocence that purifies the soul... These sincere emotions can always give people the strongest shock; these touching stories can always make people shed tears.

Based on the principle of selecting the best from the best, this book has carefully selected Shi Pingmei's most popular prose, poetry, novels, travel notes, dramas, letters and other works and compiled them into a book. Since Shi Pingmei's prose and poetry have made the greatest achievements, this book focuses on the selection of his prose and poetry works.

This book is Jiang Wenli's first collection of autobiographical essays, recording her innermost childhood stories. The book is written in the first person, telling the story of the author's childhood life in the 1970s when he and his grandfather were dependent on each other. From birth, growth to maturity, life is passed down in family ties and continues in warmth. The article is filled with strong nostalgia and is a microcosm of an era. The description of family love is very contagious and touching.

16 super popular authors, 34 beautiful articles with different styles. The three chapters respectively tell about daily life, life attitude and warmth and inspiration, giving you a warm, clear and refreshing literary enjoyment. It will not open a new world for you, nor will it increase your knowledge, nor will it teach you how to cultivate flowers and plants. It will only give you a short-term enjoyment, a feeling of warmth, consideration, or tenderness. There is an analysis of love, a reflection on youth, a lament about the state of the world, as well as inner struggles, a little self-deprecation, self-pity, self-lament, and self-encouragement, as well as some petty eroticism and shyness. This is the reality, the reality that today's young people think, think, see, and experience. We are soft, sharp, and entangled, but full of hope. 34 Beautiful articles with different feelings, colors and fragrances are like 34 flowers. Please pick them gently and plant them in your heart.

The prose extracted in this book is not only recognized as a superior work, but also divided into categories with broad implications. In addition, each essay is added with the editor's thoughts and words to share with readers. We sincerely hope that through this book, readers will be able to take a closer look and appreciate the true appearance of Chinese and foreign prose. At the same time, it will enlighten their minds and cultivate their temperament, thereby improving their personal aesthetic consciousness, literary literacy, writing level, appreciation ability, and life taste, and adding a glorious touch to their lives.

Literature always has to pass the double test of the people and the long river of time. The temporary noise and scenery cannot prove the real value and cannot explain any problems. I firmly believe that after ten years and one hundred years, looking back, the dust of the twentieth century has settled and the hustle and bustle has dissipated. Many of the people who are now famous for their time will disappear with the wind and disappear, but Zhou Keqin, this majestic tree, will still stand in the wasteland of history.