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Teacher Zhou is the starlight at night. His words accompany us to escape the noisy world, allowing us to enjoy the tranquility, tranquility and dreams of the night in commemoration and nostalgia.

This is a collection of prose works that the writer Fengsheng has written in recent years. The content includes biographies of important figures in the development of Xinjiang, descriptions of the unique customs of the frontier, travel notes from all over the world, changes in mood after the changes over time, and remembrances of literary predecessors, relatives and friends. Fengsheng is a famous contemporary writer who is good at using poetic writing to record the human stories that happened in this magical land of Xinjiang. "Covenant at Kokedala" once again uses his rich and agile writing style and rich historical feelings to tell us the life story he experienced. The language is simple, sincere, cordial and touching, showing his unique humanistic experience.

This book contains twenty-four reading essays written by the author in addition to educational research and reading promotion in the past ten years. Its main content includes: "Starting from books" interpretation of the thoughts and lives of famous Chinese and foreign education figures such as Chen Heqin ("Family Education"), Cai Yuanpei ("Education in the Republic of China"), Tao Xingzhi ("China's Education Reform"), Locke ("Education Talk"), and a series of articles on "Learning the Wisdom of Life from the Ancients", etc. The author proposes that "books are life" and advocates the close integration of education with rich and colorful real life. The material is widely drawn yet rigorous, and the language is described in a simple and profound way.

This book is one of the series "Novelist's Prose". Hong Ke roamed at the foot of the Tianshan Mountains in Xinjiang for ten years. He has a quality of life that can only be revealed in the frontier and a life perception extracted from these ten years of in-depth experience. This is the source of life that makes his artistic creation unique and powerful. From the Loess Plateau to the lonely smoke in the desert, the milk of wisdom that Hong Ke absorbed is a combination of "Central Plains Culture" and "Horseback Culture." His prose contains the "consciousness of life" loved by the nomads in the west, a cultural atmosphere that makes readers feel inspired by the customs of the Tianshan Mountains, epic writing of the divinity of all things and humans, and pure aesthetic feelings.

This collection of works includes a series of long non-fiction essays such as "Looking Up to Father", "Mother Shulan" and "Mother-in-law Yu Ping". Looking back on family affection, the writing is candid and based on love and understanding. It has the emotional power to reach people's hearts and is unique in contemporary prose creation. , Has been fully affirmed by famous writers Yan Lianke, Li Peifu, and Zhang Yu; the series "Living by the River" and "Fragments in the Fields" are lyrical and natural, and are the aggregation of all life and philosophical speculation. The words are concise and the style is melancholy, making them excellent natural literature writing. The book also contains prefaces and comments written to friends in the calligraphy and painting circles, which are also full of unique insights and feelings.

This book is the childhood prequel to "Little Mr."; It is also a brand-new collection of essays that Pang Yuliang has been brewing for many years and is full of childishness and insect interest. As the youngest boy in the family, the author was called "Lao Xi" by his parents. Due to loneliness and hunger, he could only make friends and enemies with dragonflies, beetles, dung beetles, grasshoppers, leeches and other small bugs. In the tug-of-war with the bugs in the countryside, "Lao Xi", who was growing barbarically, experienced the mysteries of the world and the flavors of life. The book not only contains the humor of all things in the world taking care of each other, but also contains the strong family affection and love that grows naturally. There is also a lot of fresh and unique knowledge about insects that has not yet been solved. Like "Little Mr.", The author follows the styles of Shen Congwen and Wang Zengqi and continues to do "emotional gymnastics" in the article to explore the story of Mr. Little's childhood development in nature.

Yosemite was originally an unnamed grand canyon in Yesanguan Town (a mountain town in Badong County, Enshi Prefecture, Hubei Province). It has beautiful scenery, geological wonders and natural and cultural heritage formed over hundreds of millions of years of earth history since the Cambrian. Driven by Cheng Junyi, the Badong County government named the "Yosemite Grand Canyon" on July 2, 2021 after discussion, and it became the laudatory name and alias of Yesanguan. This book is the author's first work "using the power of literature to connect rural revitalization." The author calls it a "novel-style travelogue." The work takes "my" travels in beautiful places as the main line, and incorporates the author's thoughts on man and nature, man and soul, man and self. It is not only a fascinating travelogue, but also a life fable, a fairy tale, a metaphor, and a symbol. The coolness of "Hello, Beautiful Land" is not only a turning point in the author's creation, but also fits well with the national concept of revitalizing rural areas that "lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets".

"One Pattern in the World" is the first collection of essays by young writer and well-known media personality Ge Zi. This is a work with a very personal style and a new attempt at Chinese essay writing. From the small village of his childhood to the endless flow of big cities, he opened his "grid", looked back at the days in his memory, gazed at the people he met along the way, and reconstructed the fun and poetry of daily life with sincere exploration of himself and infinite interest in the world. More than thirty warm and light stories connect the collective memory of the changing times. "Liucun is the most ordinary village in China, and Beijing is the most dazzling city in China. I am walking on a road that countless people have walked. It is not new, but it is strange that it is still like a virgin land in literature. So very occasionally, I feel that I am writing solemn words, which are describing an entire generation." Writer Mai Jia commented: "The grid reminds me of Hemingway. The reporter intersperses with the writer, just like going home. This is also a book about "going home", the home on earth, the home of the century, the home of reason, and the home of the heart. As George Steiner said, the creator is Kafka's uncle and will not give us a simple world. Grid is a cousin of Hemingway, which always gives people a sense of strength in the continuous poetry. "

This book is divided into 4 chapters. It is the author's reflections in the process of marriage, parent-child education and self-growth, and is narrated in a short and concise diary format. Simple language, real cases, practical guidance, and facing the ultimate thinking of life are the unique flavor of this book. The stories written in the book happen around us every day - they are often ignored because they are too ordinary. The author uses sincere language to make us re-examine these ordinary little things and re-examine our own hearts. Let us feel the joyful transformation of life while resonating, and awaken our own vitality. The daily notes are sincere and the text is simple and unsophisticated, but also wise, profound and philosophical. The short stories contain a summary of the exploration of the height and breadth of life, which can allow people to gain inner peace and peace from the trivial daily life and fatigue of work, so as to see the world and life from a different perspective.

This book is a newly compiled collection of essays by Li Yinhe, which is the essence of his insights after walking in the world for more than half a century. In this work, Li Yinhe records her thoughts on the meaning of life over the years with straightforward and magnanimous literary writing. As a maverick scholar, Li Yinhe believes that everyone's life has a unique meaning, and living a meaningful life is everyone's pursuit. Life is short, but life is meaningful. Li Yinhe wants to fill it with passion, freedom and beauty. This book can be seen as a sincere confession of a free soul, both to the world and to oneself. She has struggled, been confused, and confused. She has lived, loved, and written. She has turned life into an aesthetic existence and shaped life into a work of art. "At this age, I still have passion, and my vitality is still like boiling water, bubbling, spraying, and making cheerful popping sounds." Li Yinhe completely and vividly demonstrates the background of her soul through this book. She firmly believes that love and life cannot be let down. Since she is lucky enough to live in this precious world, every period of time must be boiled well and slowly boiled.

"The contemporary writer loved by primary and secondary school students across the country" Xiao Fuxing's essays for children have selected 36 excellent works involving family and friendship, memories, scenery, philosophy of life and other themes, such as "The Green Ivy", "Lychee", etc. Many classics have been selected into Chinese textbooks for primary and secondary schools and Chinese examination questions for high school and college entrance examinations. They are fresh, popular, sincere and clear, helping children appreciate the warmth of family affection and the fun of the world, expand their reading horizons, improve their writing skills, and enhance their literary literacy.

This volume is one of the volumes in the "Lüliang Literature and Art Series". A total of 112 works are included, ranging from the Western Han Dynasty to contemporary times. The works are sorted according to the year of birth of the selected author or the approximate period of his life. Those born in the same year are arranged in alphabetical order. There are four types of works of selected writers: first, writers from Luliang. Writers from Luliang whose main creative activities are not in Luliang are also selected; second, writers who have lived and worked in Luliang, but were later transferred from Luliang and have a certain influence in the country; third, writers from other places who write about Luliang themes; fourth, works by ancient writers describing historical figures, major events, and landscapes of Luliang, which will be included as appropriate.

Youth has a beautiful meaning to each of us. Along the way, everyone we pass and everything we experience have planted beautiful seeds in our growth. Or friends, or relatives, or teachers, or passers-by, maybe because of their unintentional glance, maybe because of their inadvertent words, we will feel the different scenery in the season of youth. No matter it is sunny or rainy, prosperous or desolate, encounters will always bring tears. This feeling brings happiness and joy, but sometimes it also causes sadness. What we need to do is to face every hope happily and welcome it bravely, because our youth comes as scheduled.

In the collection of essays by writer Han Wenyou, in the warmth of "my" mountains, rivers, snow and water, nostalgia is like the heart of the sky and the bright moon pointing directly at people's hearts. The clock turns slowly, and memories appear through forgetfulness, past stories that confirm the existence of life. Hometown enters the text before meaning, and the Korean writer's writing is full of emotions to the point of overload. The details are trivial but abundant, and hometown is equal to poetry. Everything is beautiful, and I am in the center. The writer's love for the warmth of snow and water is like the moonlight in his palm, which is deplorable. He went further and further on his way back home. On the way to defend simplicity and authenticity, he ran towards prosperity and vanity. The only thing that this vast landscape can do is to comfort a stranger coming towards you, how to coexist with loneliness in the afternoon, even if it is surrounded by thin cold, your heart is like grass and trees, growing towards warmth.

This book is a new book by best-selling author Bai Luomei. She uses beautiful writing to record the scenery, people, food, beauty, history and culture of the nineteen cities she has traveled to. These cities include Hangzhou, Suzhou, Yangzhou, Wuhan, Chengdu, Luoyang, Xi'an, etc., Making people feel like they are there and smell the fragrance. These cities are no strangers to readers, which further tests the author's writing skills. She strives to create an atmosphere in the city where ancient and modern times meet, where prosperity and loneliness intertwine, and permeates a kind of ancient literati-style values ​​that are free and casual, optimistic and indifferent, and gives cultural travel notes new historical and contemporary connotations. Readers can follow her pen to visit familiar scenery and discover fresh information.

This is a book of prose written by veteran Piyou, Duanyou, and emerging author Duan Duan. It selects many essays written by the author, including insights into life, sadness about love, pursuit of life, exploration of work, and friendship. Feelings of friendship and thoughts on life... The author's writing is delicate, and there is no lack of ridicule and humor about himself in his words. He is both helpless and emotional, mournful and warm. In just a few words, he will give you infinite insights and reverie.

This book is a collection of poems and scientific research essays written by the author when he was engaged in investigation and scientific research work in wild lakes. It shows the unique scenery of the snow-covered plateau and the noble feelings of the scientific research personnel fighting against the heaven and the earth. This book is divided into Qinghai volume, Tibet volume and Tianlu volume. The first two volumes are arranged in chronological order, and the Tianlu volume is a thematic volume. Each volume is divided into modern poetry, traditional poetry and scientific essays according to genre, and the details follow the chronological order. The author attempts to show the natural and scientific beauty of the roof of the world by examining the time and space of the footprints.

This collection of essays spans a long time span, and emotional life is a major theme running through it. There are writings about hometown love, parents' love, schoolmates' love, teacher-student love, and brothers and sisters' love; there are memories of memories that are quickly lit up by a certain scene or a certain breath, and what someone sees, hears, feels, and thinks on the journey... This book is arranged in time order to string together the years of my life. What is written down is my thinking in recollection, insights in thinking, and sublimation of thoughts in perception.

This book is a collection of life essays, including more than 60 prose and poetry works written by the author in the 18 months since January 2021. The book is mainly divided into three parts: "Life is like dust, time lingers with fragrance", "I don't know where to start but I am deeply in love" and "Picking chrysanthemums on the east fence to distinguish and forget words"; it records the exchanges and collisions about poetry between the author and his relatives and friends. The content includes the praise of the beautiful rivers and mountains of the motherland, the praise of the mountains and rivers of his hometown, the narration of trivial matters in life and work, and insights into the philosophy of life. Each prose is accompanied by a poem, which is beautifully written and meaningful. It contains feelings about family, friendship, love, nostalgia, affection for home and country, as well as sighs and philosophical thoughts about life and nature.

This book mainly describes the landscapes the author traveled through during his work and life, as well as the humanistic feelings caused by them. The whole book closely links natural scenery with Chinese traditional culture, social, economic and cultural development, and natural ecological balance. Through the author's professional study and practice, as well as the world and scenery that the author has traveled through, news events in the industry, the human world around him, and every bit of encounter in life, he describes in detail the life experience of looking at the essence and roots of phenomena. Gradually enhance the understanding of nature, ecology, society, and culture, and clarify the mission and content of landscape architecture work. It expresses the author's outlook on life and values ​​​​"In the world of life, live up to time and yourself, and contribute a little bit to the survival and development of individuals and groups".

"Old Weather" selects scholar Sun Jie's prose works in the past ten years, divided into three series: recalling the poetic student days; remembering the literary giant Lao She and paying tribute to his works; and unique insights into current literary and artistic works. As the title indicates, there are many things including new writing of old things, insights into life, careful reading and reading, etc., All of which are elegant and graceful. "Old Weather" is based on the confession of the soul, and through the true writing of fireworks, it has become an essay full of personal taste, interest and emotional warmth.

"Ten Years in the Grassland" is a long documentary prose. It uses a small grassland town as a sample to record the ten years of life changes of ordinary herders on the Hulunbuir Grassland. In the ten years between the ages of 30 and 40, the writer An Ning returned to his second hometown, the Hulunbuir Prairie, again and again. She saw the history of a prairie town, the history of a generation, the changes of a herdsman family, and the changes in the prairie ecology: When we look back fondly at the people living on the prairie, the flourishing animals and plants, as well as its magnificence and vastness, we will find that everything is like a vast ocean, with ups and downs, and every small fold is shining with the dazzling and charming light of the times.

Female writers are natural life guides, pointing out the map of life delicately, thoughtfully and movingly. The author of this book will take you into Ji's home, learn about the four seasons of her life, her family, get to know the vendors at the Dongshan vegetable market in Guangdong, and the young master Dongshan, take you to taste the spinach from the south, and walk the century-old Peizheng Road... In this line drawing of daily life, you will feel the unique interest in traditional family life and the beauty of human kindness like the warm sun in winter.

"Song of the One Who Makes a Wish" is a new work written by the writer Ma Mingbo after visiting the famous Buddhist mountain Mount Emei. The author took the opportunity of his visit to Mount Emei to describe what he experienced, saw and heard during the journey in popular and beautiful prose, supplemented by Buddhist stories and folklore related to the scenery, objects and people, as well as enlightening philosophical stories, showing the wisdom and philosophy of life. The starting point of the mountain climbing is Jinding, and then you go down step by step, and finally you come to the lower bridge of Mount Emei, and the mountain climbing ends. The author uses the places where his footsteps have been as narrative clues. He walks, reads, writes, and understands while walking. As a traveler, witness, and recorder, there are all kinds of incredible causes and conditions that cannot be described in words.

A unique guide to the European and American literary world in the 20th century, a collection of twenty years of classic critical articles by the well-known translator and book reviewer Huang Yuning. This book contains a series of descriptions and interpretations of foreign literary works, literary phenomena, and the lives of famous writers. It is packed with stars, including the personal experiences and writing processes of Capote, Conan Doyle, Fitzgerald, Joyce, E. B. White, McEwan and others. Huang Yuning made vivid comments from a unique perspective, telling the stories of writers who are "not widely known". The book also contains a large number of first-hand materials from famous writers, restoring the real life of these people in a humorous way.

Poverty alleviation is a task that our country has always pursued unremittingly, and has received consistent attention from national leaders. This book is a poverty alleviation diary of an aid cadre, including the fragrance of chrysanthemums in the mountains, searching for the source of happiness, how to retain the most beautiful nostalgia, worries deep in the mountains, what to rely on to cure poverty and stupidity, it is difficult to be a village cadre, the pain and joy of the first secretary in the village, industrial poverty alleviation is a "hard bone", "big brother" must really take the lead, and it is really important to break policy barriers, etc.

"No Magic Hands on Everything" is a collection of essays written by Ms. Liu Hong, CEO of Lubao Investment, over the years, including insights on investment, reading, life, etc. Based on her rich investment experience and continuous improvement of thinking, the author shares her thoughts on value investment, wealth accumulation, happiness in life and many other issues with readers. In the book "No Magic Hands", the author wants to tell us that believing in value investing and pursuing a life of compound interest will exert great power in the long run. But value investing is not an easy task. It requires us to work hard, maintain our passion and curiosity about life, continue to learn and improve, and pursue a better inner world. In this way, we will usher in the growth of ourselves and wealth.

Life is unsatisfactory nine times out of ten, but there are always some good times that remain in the depths of memory. These good times may be just glimmers of light, but life becomes beautiful because of these glimmers of light. Magnifying these good things is a necessary attitude towards life; only with these good things can we have the motivation and courage to move forward, and gain strength for this. Every article in this book, whether it is heavy or light, has a small period of beautiful time that is worth cherishing in my heart, so the book is called "Beautiful Time". The book is divided into five parts: Old Times, Emotional House, In the World, Occasional Memories and Walking.

A collection of prose essays. The author is world-famous for his novels, and his prose is also unique. He is one of the leaders of the "Hunan Army" group of writers, and has been the president of a publishing house for nearly twenty years. Most of the articles in the collection talk about the joys and sorrows of creation and publishing, and are very precious words of experience. Doing things in the world with a transcendent mind, even though "the salary is not mentioned in the promotion, and the salary is beyond the reach", but the mind is at ease and at ease. Most of the articles in the book were published in newspapers such as People's Daily, October, Writers, Works, Yangcheng Evening News, Nanfang Daily, and Literary News. Many of his works have been reprinted, won awards, or been selected for annual prose anthologies.

This book is a collection of Shen Shengyi's plant prose essays, divided into two series: "Remains of Old Flowers" and "New Trees", which are lush and elegant. Surrounded by vegetation, the author is always sensitive to the flow of life, and his writing on vegetation hides the endless grandeur of life. The author is good at academic research on names and facts. For example, in "Wooden Biography of Mulan", he successively sorted out the corruption of magnolia, magnolia, magnolia, white orchid, lotus magnolia, purple magnolia, etc. In historical works (which can be jokingly called the "Mulan phenomenon"), which shows the depth of his skills. An index is also attached at the end of the article for those who are interested to refer to it and take root in the wider field of vegetation. However, under the cover of rigor, there is deep affection, including attachment to flowers and plants, and nostalgia for the gorgeous youth. It records the heart marks of plants and trees in the passage of time, with a sad beauty.

Collection of essays. "Plants and trees have their own heart, why should they ask for beauty?" Plants and trees that are self-sufficient and self-adapted can often wake people up. The characteristics of the flowers and trees themselves, the history and books about the flowers and trees, and the individual's detailed understanding of life due to the plants and trees are integrated into the book, allowing people to touch and touch the heart-warming things and things through reading. In plants, the author's private place where he places himself, he touches real things with warmth, which eliminates the feeling of desolation in his heart. As a result, he has some natural insights that touch people's hearts.

The remote and silent village of Akhara, the slow and eternal Kawutu, the summer pasture of Shayi Hengbulak... "The Elf of Altay" Li Juan recorded the beautiful and shining moments of the northern frontier in a panoramic manner with delicate and bright strokes. The whole book is divided into two parts. The first series of memories (2007-2009) records the detailed and persevering life scenes in Kawutu and Akhara villages; the second series of corners (2002-2006) originally describes the daily life of Li Juan, her mother and her elderly grandmother who migrated and moved with the herdsmen: opening a grocery store, working as a tailor, and helping the herders. Folk cars and clothes, going to pick wild fungus deep in the mountains; the bulging tents on the Shayihengbulak grassland in spring, the noisy and grand Aken singing concert on the pasture in summer, the long and solid snow road after winter... Gobi, grassland, forest, snow-capped mountains, horses and herdsmen, the delicate and bright words show the profound and rich living landscape of nomadic people in the border areas.

This book is the latest collection of words written by Li Juan in the past two years and published in the "Distant Sunflower Field" column of the Pen Club of Wenhui Po. The "Sunflower Field" is located on the south bank of the Ulungu River in the Altay Gobi Grassland. It is a barren land contracted by Li Juan's mother many years ago. Li Juan, as always, uses her delicate and bright writing style to record the people who work here and their simple and different life details: her hard-working and optimistic mother, her elderly and sick grandmother, the big dog, the ugly dog, the small dog, the tiger, the chickens, ducks and geese, and the growing number of people. Huasheng was destroyed by goose-throated antelopes and replanted again. The ninety acres of sunflower land that was planted and destroyed again... Depicts not only the tenacity and hard work of the mother and the border people, but also their inner aspirations and persistence. It also expresses their concerns about the environment and their doubts about survival. It presents an existential experience that is completely exposed to the fragility of nature, but at the same time full of fun and dignity.

After being busy and working hard, leave some time and space, abandon the inertia of life, examine life from the perspective of the soul, discover the different worlds of meaning, be happy for the beauty, and be awake for the shortcomings. "Aesthetics to Life" is an essay on life aesthetics and a collection of cultural criticism. It presents the aesthetic concepts in daily life in a relaxed and freehand way, including an intellectual's criticism and reflection on various problems in real cities. From Cantonese Cantonese cuisine to contrasting colors, from British style to rogue Yangzhou, talking about technical men, and "buying, buying, buying", the beauty of language, the beauty of food, the beauty of clothes, the beauty of images... It is caused by temperament, and it is full of life and fragrance. Use aesthetics to bring life to life - bow down to daily life, look at aesthetics from a distance, and be honest with life.

An interesting interpretation of "Compendium of Materia Medica", a collection of essays on Chinese herbal medicine. The author Banxia pays tribute to the "Compendium of Materia Medica" and draws on its classification method to divide the article into the grass part, the valley part, the vegetable part, the fruit part, and the wood part. The layout of the text is quite similar to the "Xing" flavor of "The Book of Songs", with many interesting short stories as the forerunner and leading to the protagonist. The article is well-referenced and the language is both solemn and humorous, making it uniquely interesting.

The 2020 newly revised edition of "Remember One and Forget Three Two" by Li Juan, winner of the "Lu Xun Literature Award" and "China's Good Book" award. The author replaced and revised tens of thousands of words, and added a new preface. "Remember One and Forget Three Two" is a collection of essays written by writer Li Juan over the past ten years. More than thirty articles titled "Memories" are casual and casual, recording Li Juan's daily thoughts from many aspects such as family, friendship, love, work, life, interests and even dreams - dependent on her mother and "separation", settling in a large yard in the wilderness and no longer living a homeless life, the violence she suffered when she was a teenager and the care she received, etc., Etc., Which become more and more clear as she grows up. All kinds of words are written casually, plain and humorous, but at the same time contain an irresistible warmth and poetry, forming scenes of "tearful smiles" that connect the trivial daily life in the passage of time.

"History and My Moments" is a collection of essays by scholar and writer Liang Hong, divided into three volumes. The first series looks at the "return and departure" of Liangzhuang from internal and external perspectives, the childhood growth experience, the ups and downs of the villagers' lives, and the complex and deep emotions for their hometown. The second volume of "The Freedom of Literature in the Trees" interprets the works of world classic writers, such as Joyce, Marquez, Hesse, Oz, etc. It has the intellectual and rational analysis of typical scholar's prose, but it does not stop at the text, but can integrate the expressions of writers from various countries in different cultural contexts on similar themes (such as women, love, death, etc.), Analyze the "human" factors behind it, and find the point of dialogue between classics and the present. The third volume of "Moon on a Thousand Rivers, Cloudless in a Thousand Miles" focuses on the domestic literary scene, looking back at contemporary writers and critics (Li Jingze, Xu Zechen, Lu Min, Zhang Ning, etc.), With unique insights.

For the happiness of life, one must love the trivial things of daily life and feel the highest taste of nectar from them. This book is a collection of essays by writer Qian Hongli on plants and seasons. It is divided into two volumes: "Four Seasons" and "Herbs and Woods". The first volume starts from the breath of spring all the way to the taste of winter. Although the second volume takes plants as the theme, it is still sensitive to the seasons and is still sorted according to the seasons. As the author said: "My four seasons pass by in a blink of an eye year after year while looking at flowers and eating. Such ordinary and vulgar things are really beautiful and wonderful." After two simple volumes, people have been reminded of reincarnation, and they can more truly feel that humans are a part of nature, rather than arrogant masters who dominate nature.

This book is a collection of ideological essays and current political commentary by Mr. Li Beifang, the main writer of "Southern Window". Most of the collected articles were published in "Southern Window" magazine, including ideological essays, political and economic reviews, social reviews, international reviews, literary reviews, etc. These articles have been widely reprinted and have aroused great repercussions among young readers. The articles in the book, starting from the standpoint of patriotism and Marxism, combined with Chinese and foreign politics and history, deeply reflect on and analyze the currently popular "discourse myths" about freedom, rights, market and other neoliberalism. They use the most cutting-edge ideas in the humanities and social sciences to make in-depth comments on social hot spots, international hot spots, social psychology, and literary and artistic hot issues of public concern.

This book is a collection of essays on poetry and humanities, with a total of about 200,000 words. There are speeches on the current world, as well as poetic elucidations, poetic contemplations, reading notes and artistic reflections, etc., As well as descriptions of Chinese and Western thought and literary masters. When elaborating on the fate of characters and appreciating the spirit of art, what we are most concerned about is still the confrontation between the artist and the living world, the exposure of the evil of human nature, and the enlightenment of the dark age. This book combines ideas and stories, with solid biographical information, clear viewpoints, clear writing style, true feelings, and a wide reading audience.

This book is a collection of the author's personal essays, containing more than forty articles in total. The first content of the article is to record the author's special growth experience. Although he was born with deformities, he is not afraid of the shadows, and is determined to "establish morality, meritorious service, and good reputation" as the way to establish himself, and grow up healthily and happily; Third, because the world kissed me with love, I want to reciprocate with songs, dedicated to my parents, to the people I love and those who love me, to every warm person around me, to our greatest country and the most beautiful society. This book is full of positive energy. The author faces the difficulties in life with a positive attitude. He believes that this book can bring a positive impact to readers.

This book contains 40 essays by scholars from Nanjing University talking about their study rooms, which are full of flavor and sincere feelings. The authors come from more than ten departments of arts, science, and engineering at NTU, and include well-known scholars, academicians, doctoral students, and entrepreneurs. The content revolves around life experiences of buying, collecting, reading, and writing books, and sharing your own experiences of learning, researching, teaching, and educating people. The book is equipped with a large number of interior pictures of scholars' study rooms, allowing you to experience the scholar's home up close: home is the study room, and the study room is the home.

"Huang Shang's Letters to Li Hui" is a photocopy of more than 100 letters written by Huang Shang to Li Hui. These letters were written between 1988 and 2011. They vividly and concretely reflect Huang Shang's interactions with Li Hui in his later years. The contents of the letters involve comments on characters, anecdotes in the literary world, and literary appreciation. They are all talked about in a straightforward and eloquent manner. They are excellent materials for understanding and studying the contemporary literary world. This book also contains eleven kinds of inscriptions and postscripts on Huang Shang's works and the original manuscript of "Talking about "Mountain Popularity"", which helps us understand Huang Shang's literary creation in his early years.

This book contains more than 100 letters written by Huang Shang to Li Hui. These letters were written from 1988 to 2011, which vividly and concretely reflect Huang Shang's interactions with Li Hui in his later years. The content of the letters involves commentaries on characters, anecdotes in the literary world, literary appreciation, etc. All the discussions are straightforward and eloquent. This book is a good material for understanding and studying the contemporary literary world, and it is also an excellent text that reflects the charm of letter writing. This book also includes the transcript of the symposium "Huang Shang in Our Eyes". Li Hui, Wei Li, and Green Tea talk about Huang Shang's life and writings from the perspectives of friends, bibliophiles, and editors, allowing readers to vividly and concretely perceive Mr. Huang Shang's spiritual style.

This book is one of the "Rizhiwen Series" series, a collection of essays by the famous writer Nie Er. The book is divided into three volumes. The first volume is about literature reading, covering the works of writers in the history of literature. The second volume is about the reading of historical works, and the third volume is about the reading of life, that is, the author's personal life experience and the thoughts it triggered. The main purpose of this book is to reflect: literature, history, and life, these three can almost constitute the entire being of a living person. Literature and history arouse personal piety, which can be endless; life itself is joy. The author combines academic thinking into literary creation, and his writing style is clear and accessible. It is a prose work that is both thoughtful and readable.

This book is one of the "Japanese Knowledge Series" and is a collection of essays by Zhang Xinxin, a professor of the Chinese Department of Fudan University, about writers and calligraphers. The title of the book comes from a poem written by Lu Fangweng: "The paper on the short side is running slanted, making grass leisurely, and the thin breasts on the clear window are playing with tea." The four words "the paper on the short side is running on the slant" are somewhat related to the idea of ​​​​"high-headed sermon". Inside and outside the book, text and personnel, writers and readers - these things recorded by the author, whether they are separated by time or space, or in the same place, are all derived from personal feelings and experiences. The depth or shallowness of the feeling, the amount of experience or the amount of experience, are secondary; what is important is the personal experience, even just a little bit. The writing is free and lively, but the words must be well-founded. Covering Chinese and foreign literature since modern times, he patiently and meticulously touches on the spiritual information behind Chen's writings.

This is a book about simple living. It is actually difficult to live quietly. Get away from the hustle and bustle and tension of the city, maintain a sense of distance by "walking away quietly", go on a trip alone, enjoy an afternoon with a book and a cup of coffee, seriously accompany your family and friends... Enjoy solitude, but don't be lonely, stay away from the chaos, and preserve a kind of elegance. As time goes by, you will understand that more of life is completed in silence.

This book is a collection of essays about human life by Liang Xiaosheng, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize. It contains many excellent works. "The Boy Who Came Together" is not only full of the warmth between friends, but also infiltrated by the author's deep thoughts on life and society, as well as the various emotions of walking in the world of mortals; "Contemporary Poems" allows readers to see the epic world and feel the author's warm, simple and profound heroic temperament; "Singer at the Bridge" tells the unremitting pursuit of dreams by people in a hard life, which is both vicissitudes and sadness. After reading this book, you may be able to gain insight into society, life, and yourself.

Although the world is chaotic, there is direction when there is love. This book is Liang Xiaosheng's prose work that collects all aspects of life. It shows the ups and downs, joys, anger, sorrows and joys of daily life, the unforgettable love, greed, anger and resentment of men and women, the state and dilemma of the intimate relationship between parents, schools and children in family education, as well as the deep yearning and mourning for the old friends in the past. The thoughts derived from the story reflect the author's observation of all things in the world, and express his understanding of the posture of life and his experience of the various tastes of life.

This book is a puzzle-solving book given to the wandering people by Liang Xiaosheng, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Award and the original author of the TV series "Human World". It is also Liang Xiaosheng's life summary and spiritual monologue. In this book, there are not only the author's recollections of the past, but also the tender memories and sketches of family, father and son, mother and son, and brothers, as well as his philosophy and enthusiasm for life and society. It has both gentleness and sobriety, seriousness and humor, small sentiments and big feelings. Just as the author said, "Life is like a dream, you should live with a certain degree of sobriety", and you should also live in a real and comfortable way, with warmth and strength. Ordinary is the state of most life. Watching your life calmly is an attitude and a state of life.