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Life is inseparable from eating, drinking and having fun, as well as living and working. However, the living conditions of people in different places, different groups, and different ages are different. When we carefully observe the secular life that ordinary people are accustomed to, we can explore many mysteries contained in the folk customs, which is actually very interesting. This book collects essays about literati and life by many scholars of the Republic of China, including Zhou Muzhai and Xia Chuzun. "The spring in the thatched cottage is full of sleep, and the sun is getting late outside the window" is a leisurely feeling; "No one can see the bamboo reflected in it, and the sound of bamboo is heard every now and then" is a sense of leisure. Life needs leisure and fun. We do not agree with the negative life attitude of "life is like a dream", but we do not advocate living hard for personal fame and fortune, especially to stay away from the dirty environment where one does anything for personal gain. Cultivating character and cultivating sentiments are often obtained from quiet and far-reaching "leisure". Let's have afternoon tea with the master and talk about the various things in the world.

After sorting out and summarizing the performance of my country's ideological essay creation in 2013, the editor recommended and selected dozens of excellent essays from a large number of ideological essays created throughout the year. After repeated consideration and judgment based on the value of the works, we selected good works that were generally well-received, had widespread influence, and had certain artistic qualities in reality. The "2013 Chinese Ideological Essay Ranking" reflects the overall picture of the annual essay creation.

"Family Letters·Celebrities·Beautiful Essays" includes Tao Yuanming's family letters, Bao Zhao's family letters, Luo Bin's family letters, Li Bai's family letters, Yuan Zhen's family letters, Fan Shenyan's family letters, Ouyang Xiu's family letters, Wang Anshi's family letters, Huang Tingjian's family letters, Wen Tianxiang's family letters, Peng Duanshu's family letters, etc. It tells the life experiences and family stories of famous people.

This book is a collection of folk poet Zhou Yunpeng's travel notes from 2011 to the beginning of 2020. Whether it is his songs or words, they will give people a feeling of "lightness, elimination of anger, and endless aftertaste". If you like folk songs, you should listen to Zhou Yunpeng. If you like both folk songs and travelogues, you should read "Green Train". He wrote down his experiences of "traveling and singing, getting to know people, and encountering troubles". He cares about many things and many people. The vast inner world of this blind singer will make "normal people" feel ashamed.