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The content of this book includes I like\u002FZhang Xiaofeng, Butterfly Love Grows Wings\u002FNie Caixia, I am Still Pure\u002F Luo Xi, Prayer\u002F Luo Xi, My Story No Lu\u002FSu Dong, a dream of lovesickness after ten years\u002F Li Wenhua, love, please don't bloom\u002F Zhou Dedong, evoke that tenderness\u002F Li Min, keep a piece of innocence in my heart\u 002F Thin man, tidy up the mood\u002F Lu Xiufang, the yearning of that season\u002F Mumu, the story of butterflies\u002F Li Ying, the singing of love\u002F Xiaoyu, the eternal true love\u 002F Wang Hailan, Love is a Moon Tree\u002F Mary Galina, Only love can teach people to love\u002F Rest assured\u002F Translation, Cherish the love in the heart\u002F Catherine, etc.

The title of the book uses only one word: fly. But just this one word makes people think of a lot. I think about the blue sky and white clouds, about walking in the clouds, about freedom, the wind, the birds, the vastness of the universe, and the words in "The Fairy of Magpie Bridge" that "the world is home for thousands of miles" and Li Qingzhao's "Who in the clouds sends brocade books, when the wild geese return, the moon is full on the west tower". He even gets ready to fly and assumes a flying posture. We are not birds, but who of us doesn't want to fly? Who doesn't want to fly? We are just too heavy-headed, too forward-thinking, too worried about gains and losses, so we cannot fly. People were supposed to be able to fly. Our arms were actually wings in the early days. But because of laziness and not flying for a long time, we gradually lost the function of flying. However, as we gradually lose the ability to fly, we begin to yearn to regain our wings and fly freely.

The author of this book, Li Ping, is one of the "Sanping Beautiful Writers" from Qinshui. She has stayed in Qinshui for a long time and has written in poetry, prose and other fields. She has published a collection of poems and essays "What Kind of Parting Is Not Sad". The other two are Ge Shuiping and Yang Ping. Ge Shuiping is a first-class writer who is famous in the national literary circle and is currently the vice chairman of the Changzhi Federation of Literary and Art Circles. Yang Ping worked hard in Hangzhou and published two volumes of "Humanities Jincheng", which became a sensation in Jincheng.

This book compiles nearly a hundred classic love prose, including today's Internet celebrities and the proud works of new literary talents. Some of these touching love stories are like shooting stars, passing by in an instant, but leaving eternal light in the night; some are like falling stars, as if they have been familiar before, but they are unstoppable and make you unable to help but look back as you close the book. These love stories use various fragments of life, various occasions, and various details as entry points to express the delicacy and greatness of love heartily. They use simple and unpretentious stories to inspire others, and use concise and accurate feelings of love as prompts and guidance. After reading each article, you will have thoughts and feelings, realize the true meaning of love, and breathe the aftertaste of love.

Prose is beautiful, it can give people a beautiful enjoyment, but what kind of prose is the most beautiful prose? Qin Mu once said: "There are not many good essays that are succinct, insightful, hilarious, affectionate and touching, and are exquisite and clear. They will make you entranced when reading and leave an impression that will not disappear for a long time after reading." He also said: "A good essay should inspire people with thoughts, feelings of beauty, and cultivate sentiment through various contents." Reading exquisite prose is like a refreshing breeze, washing and bathing; let the clearness and beauty of prose accompany you forever.

This book contains more than a hundred campus essays, some of which are lively, fresh and pleasant, or beautiful and unique, such as the moist grass under the woods after the rain, which is so green that people admire it, and so soft that people want to touch it. These essays are embellished with beautiful stories on the campus as a starting point, showing the beauty of the campus and the past of youth one by one, using concise and accurate cyan language as prompts and instructions, allowing you to think and aftertaste after reading each essay, riding the train of youth, as if you have returned to that era!

This book contains more than a hundred beautiful prose pieces. The writing is beautiful, clear and graceful. Reading it is like tasting a steaming cup of tea, leaving you with endless aftertaste even after drinking tea for a long time. These beautiful proses start from various postures of life, different feelings of different people, or realistic or reverie sections, fully displaying the beauty of literature and the peculiarity of words. The descriptions of each wonderful fragment lead you into a strange palace and feel the beauty of life. The concise and accurate slow-brew coffee is used as a prompt and reminder, so that after reading each beautiful prose, you will have thoughts and aftertaste, like petals falling all over your body, and the fragrance will linger for a long time.

Prose is beautiful, it can give people a beautiful enjoyment, but what kind of prose is the most beautiful prose? Qin Mu once said: "There are not many good essays that are succinct, insightful, hilarious, affectionate and touching, and are exquisite and clear. They will make you entranced when reading and leave an impression that will not disappear for a long time after reading." He also said: "A good essay should inspire people with thoughts, feelings of beauty, and cultivate sentiment through various contents." Reading exquisite prose is like a refreshing breeze, washing and bathing; let the clearness and beauty of prose accompany you forever.

This book is a work that Chaozola completed around the 1990s. According to current sayings, these two works should be very "private" and personal. At the beginning of creation, Chaozola himself had no intention of making them public.

In order to spread my wish more, and also for Guo Dongqin to live in my memory forever and leave traces of her life and value of life in this world forever, I compiled the articles in memory of her into this book. I think if someone could get inspiration from her lessons, alleviate pain and prolong life, then she would be as happy as getting a new life!

"Talking about the World" is a collection of essays. According to the path taken by Mr. Yu Qiuyu and the standards that critics regard as a benchmark, many articles can be classified as historical and cultural essays. After summarizing the book, I, who have always been reluctant to settle accounts, actually changed my calculations in my mind. The selected works were all written in the past 15 years, and most of the chapters that I think are still readable were harvested in the past seven or eight years. In total, it has been 30 years since I entered the world of writing. But half of that time I didn't get involved in this field. After entering this field, I spent nearly half of my time practicing writing. It can be seen from this that historical and cultural prose is really not something that can be easily manipulated. I'm a little bolder.

Shuozhou looks toward Beiyue in the east, the Yellow River in the west, the Great Wall in the north, and the Three Passes in the south. The land of more than 10,000 square kilometers is majestic and tragic, rich and magical, and is integrated into one. The condensation has created a unique prehistoric civilization culture, frontier fortress military culture, ethnic integration culture, business travel and border trade culture, Buddhist ancient building culture and gorgeous scenery on the fortress.

This book is compiled of more than a hundred lyrical essays from home and abroad, some are beautiful and moving, some are simple and sincere, or some are profound, like the curl of smoke rising in the dusk sky, you can't help but chew on them as you close the book. These lyrical essays use daily life, travel experience, etc. As the entry point, and use concise and accurate spiritual coffee as prompts and instructions. After reading each essay, you will look back and feel, your soul will be intoxicated, your thinking will be edified, and your literary accomplishment will be improved to a higher level.

Prose is beautiful, it can give people a beautiful enjoyment, but what kind of prose is the most beautiful prose? Qin Mu once said: "There are not many good essays that are succinct, insightful, hilarious, affectionate and touching, and are exquisite and clear. They will make you entranced when reading and leave an impression that will not disappear for a long time after reading." He also said: "A good essay should inspire people with thoughts, feelings of beauty, and cultivate sentiment through various contents." Reading exquisite prose is like a refreshing breeze, washing and bathing; let the clearness and beauty of prose accompany you forever.

The earliest I could become a student of Peking University was in 1966. I graduated from high school that year. The Taiyuan No. 3 Middle School where I went to middle school is a key middle school in the province, and I am a top student in the school. I once ranked second in the province's unified examination; I thought it would be easy for me to get into any famous university in China; my first choice was Peking University. I filled out the application form on the eve of graduation; my first and second choices were both Peking University; I chose the Department of Astrophysics and the Department of Aircraft. What should I do if I want to speak Beijing dialect when I am admitted to Peking University? Since I was in high school, I have learned a Taiyuan "Beijing accent"; what should I do if my socks are torn? I started learning to sew and patch since I was a sophomore in high school. Even details like mending socks have been considered, so that everything is prepared and foolproof.

Some people began to get rich, and the coastal special zones prospered. Repeated calls to improve the status of intellectuals only prove that their status has not been improved. So they have the opportunity to remain aloof, wear a spiritual gown, and stand out from the crowd. Their poor and impoverished people are also different and particularly elegant, which is called "poverty". Poverty, from my understanding, should be a state. It's like being confused: it's hard to be smart, it's hard to be confused; it's even harder to go from being smart to being confused. Chopping wood and carrying water is nothing more than seeking the truth. What did you do before you became enlightened? Chopping wood and carrying water. We have made another step forward, but where has our progress been?

This book candidly recalls the author's pursuits and dreams, interests and hobbies, career and struggles. Write down your attachment to your hometown, your passion for work, your pursuit of happiness, your exploration of truth, your persistence in your dreams, your responsibility to your family, your care for your children and grandchildren, your support for your parents, your understanding of your position, your thoughts on life, etc.

Prose has neither the musical rhythm of poetry, nor the plot of a novel, nor the intense character conflict of drama. In short, from form to content, prose does seem a bit too ordinary. However, people read poems, novels, and dramas with enthusiasm... And appreciate prose with the same enthusiasm! What is the charm of prose? And what path should we follow to find hidden places? This book contains many excellent prose works by contemporary famous writers, including the infinite love for nature, the infinite affection for relatives, and various insights into life. Experts and famous writers will analyze it for you and guide you to appreciate each piece of prose, allowing you to experience the charm and meaning of the article more deeply.

This book is a collection of poems written by the author over the years, mainly ancient style poems. The content is mostly based on the author's perception of life, mainly lyrical, supplemented by narrative, recording every bit of life, reflecting the author's love for life. The book consists of more than 400 poems. Connected in series with time as the axis. The title of the book is taken from the poem "Meishan Poetry Manuscript" in the book.

When I was seven years old, a train took away my legs and right arm. After more than 30 years of life, I floated from the ocean. I learned to walk on a bench, take off my clothes and belt with one hand, control the computer with one hand, drive a motorcycle with one hand, and play games with one hand... I live a happy and normal life like a fish!

Healing poems that can serve as meals, hymns dedicated to food. Only when the stomach is comfortable can the heart be at peace; when the belly is full, everything will be happy. When you are running around in the steel jungle of the city every day and sit down to rest after a stressful day, eating is the most tender way of healing; when the wound of a broken love still aches and the sadness cannot be let go, eating is a more healing tool than drinking to drown your sorrows or crying late at night. Many people have a free heart, but unfortunately they are still entangled in trivial matters in the world. A lot of food can fill your stomach, but it can't satisfy your soul. Many people can't remember their pain, but what they remember is the dish they broke up with. Emotions that have no place to rest can find their deserved destination through careful tasting. If you can't find an ear to talk to, please open "Late Night Talking about Eating" and find a tender comfort for your soul here!

"Goodbye Good Times" edited by Su Shansheng is a book about life insights in the form of prose and essays. Love, it turns out, needs love as a reference. When we were young, we often couldn't see the deep love of our parents because we didn't know how to love at that time. When we grow up, we understand that the person who has loved us all our lives is gradually drifting away. Cherish the flowers when they bloom, and love them as early as possible.

This book is a collection of prose essays by the famous writer Jia Hongtu. The book includes chapters such as "The Back is Like a Mountain", "The General's Tears" and "Love is the Bridge Over Suffering". Each article is the author's true feelings and feelings in life that he observed from his own unique perspective while reading, writing, and interacting with literary friends. The artistic conception is far-reaching. It is a masterpiece worth reading carefully.

A collection of beautiful essays suitable to be savored in the afternoon sunshine with a cup of fragrant tea. As a collection of beautiful essays, this book contains the author's description of warm family relationships, memories of his youth, discussions and reflections on current popular culture phenomena, and various experiences and insights gained while traveling.

Being close to essays is also because the leaders of the Ningxia Essay Society have built a good platform for essay writers. In recent years, the essay world in Ningxia has been quite active. It has published the collections of essays by members of the Essay Society, "Beautiful Lies Are Also Lies", "Essays: Collection of Ten People from Ningxia", "Ideological Foundation - Selected Works of Newcomers in Ningxia Essays" and "Ningxia Essay Series in the 21st Century". Some people say that writing essays is like dancing on the tip of a needle, but Ningxia essay writers are lucky. They can show off their skills on a big stage and write essays in a down-to-earth manner. Get close to essays, it will make you have calcium in your bones and salt in your blood.

Throughout his life, Mr. Ji Xianlin worked diligently to cultivate his moral character, maintain inner peace, and be open-minded and decent in his dealings with others and in his work and life. When talking about Ji Lao's moral practice, people often think of a sentence - "A humble gentleman is as gentle as jade." After reading "Zhongliu Zizixin", readers will have a real feeling: The reason why Mr. Ji Xianlin is admired by the world is not only because of his knowledge, but also because of his character and morality. From the selected articles in "Zhongliu Zizixin", readers can understand Ji Xianlin's life insights and sincere teachings, obtain the wisdom to guide personal life, and become a cultivated person, a high-quality person, a person with a good attitude, and a respected person.

Four years ago, I wrote my first travelogue in response to a call for submissions from a travel agency. This first small attempt made me feel that using writing to express my thoughts and feelings was not only effective, but also meaningful. Then I wrote a reminiscence article about the life of a wanderer who had left Beijing for ten years, and I couldn't stop it from then on. While writing, I found that not only was my expression ability good, but my memory was also relatively strong, especially when I saw a sentence from the writer Mai Jia: "Writers deal with memory." This sentence gave me great encouragement. Now that I have a certain degree of expression ability and memory, coupled with years of unremitting efforts to explore the road of life, I am determined to harvest the crops in my life from the critical harvest season of sixty years old. This is also the origin of the title of the book "Mao Mao Ji".

Here, there are beautiful and romantic spiritual monologues that make people cherish and cherish them for a long time; here, there are life insights that enlighten youth, embellish life, and imagine the century; here, there are the most representative stories of sad, sweet, romantic, or pure love; here, there are words like poems, and arguments like aphorisms... If you are young, or you have been young, how can you miss "Xi Murong's Prose" from the "Classic Collection of Famous Masters"!

Everything in the world is just millions of mirrors, large and small, contrasting and reflecting again and again, so there are so many (bright) brilliance and rainbow-like brilliance in the world. Without dandelions, there is no victoria; without ordinary, there is no excellence.

Spring in the north does not last long, and is often blown away by strong winds. Jinan's peaches, plums, lilacs, and crabapples are blown away by the yellow wind almost every year. The ground is dark and the sky is dim, and the fallen flowers and yellow sand are rolled together. When you open your eyes again, spring has passed!

This is a collection of essays, divided into four parts: Secret Growth, Lion's Heart, Infinite Road, Speeches and Dialogues. It can basically be regarded as the author's mental journey from childhood to adulthood. The author was a naughty and smart country boy in his childhood. In the general environment of the red age, he advocated the army and force, and liked to play freely in the mountains and fields. Childhood memories influence the author's behavioral patterns throughout his life. His self-confidence and restraint in college, his basic trust in human nature as an adult, and his profound understanding of the times and history all reflect the author's delicate, rational and innocent character.

The author of this book is Fu Zhen, the blogger of "Best Golden Turtle for Wine". Lost in secular standards and confused by the life that can be seen at a glance, Fu Zhen decided to press the pause button on his life. She and her husband Mao Mingji flew from the UK to Mexico, traveled to dozens of countries in Latin America from north to south, and wrote "The Best Golden Turtle for Wine", which combines love, hatred and life reflections. In "The Unconnected Boat", Fu Zhen and Mao Mingji traveled to India, Thailand, Myanmar, Laos and other Asian countries, and finally returned to Lhasa, where they first met. The text in this book follows them on their wanderings in notepads, computers, night buses, small hotels and coffee shops, honestly recording their experiences and stories along the way, exploring their faith, spirit and inner values, and also witnessing the tenacious survival skills of ordinary little people. No matter how heavy, difficult or unfair life is, they strive forward, laugh and cry, cherish their emotions and maintain their dignity.

This book is a hundred thousand words of cruel words written to the world, as well as sixty fragments and opinions related to you. The story is yours, the truth is ours, and it already exists. Ding Ding Zhang was responsible for collecting them and turning them into this book. What the book discusses is nothing more than those bad things, but it is also about how to live better in love, how to lose is not ugly, how to grow up slowly in the truth, and importantly, how we face and solve the difficulties in life. When you are lovelorn and no one loves you, read through it - you are already so miserable, but these stories are even worse, which will make you smile. Perceive the world, listen to old love songs, explore the solutions to the difficulties of love and life, and watch the bitches get hurt and make mistakes and get better again. Life is like this. In fact, we are all the same, never ordinary, yet so ordinary.

Just this morning, the frost needles on the grass had not yet been melted by the sun. The ewe who was about to give birth screamed loudly. My uncle asked me to turn my back. The ewe's cry changed, becoming deeper and deeper. The sheep shivered gently with me in the cold morning wind. When I turned around, I saw the ewe licking the blood off the lamb that had just landed...

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 Tibetans in Aba. However, with the award-winning novel "The Dust Has Settled", his early novels revealed their true artistic value: the crumbling...

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.