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Shangtang River is a beautiful scenery deep in the author's memory that he will always miss. The author describes the vegetation, mountains and rivers of Shangtang River with spirited pen and ink, recalls every bit of true feelings in the process of growing up, records the nostalgia and folk customs of his hometown, and the trivial things of ordinary people. Using "nostalgia, nostalgia, and country" as the background, he integrates "self" into it, looks back at the stories that happened by the Shangtang River, and depicts the happy life created by people.

This book writes about family members, relatives, friends, strangers who meet by chance, cats, dogs, flowers and plants. These daily details are made vivid and perceptible by the author's vivid writing, and the warmth and affection of the article can heal people's hearts. The meaning of life and the happiness of life may lie in these trivial daily routines.

"Recording the Passing Time with Writings" is a new collection of prose essays by Alai in 2020. This book is composed of seven parts: "Yunzhongji", "Reading Notes", "Travel Notes", "Reminiscences of People", "Appreciation Notes", "Wine Tasting Notes" and "Speech Notes". For the first time, Alai showed his diverse talents, knowledge, emotional world and daily life in his works. In writing this collection of essays, the author wants to be different from previous books and use words to express all aspects of a writer's life related to writing. Let readers get closer to Alai, a literary artist who is full of human fireworks and full of life.

This book is the author's compilation of his past events. It tells the story of his eighty-year life in extremely casual and relaxed words. His life trajectory is mainly divided into settling in Shanghai, studying abroad in Beijing, studying, working in an economic research institute, taking up a teaching position, and engaging in academic research. The book is interspersed with what the author has seen, heard, and thought, so that readers can have a clear understanding of his past events.

This book compiles the author's life insights in the form of quotations, including: integrity, self-discipline, tolerance, treating others, conscience, life, self-improvement, culture, religion, sentimentality, emphasizing affection, teaching, politics, being an official, engaging in politics, satire, etc.

This is a book full of emotions, and the love and thinking about "snow" can be seen between the lines. Although the book is titled "snow", it is not limited to discussing "snow" in terms of "snow", but uses snow as the dot and center to expand into all aspects of literature, history and philosophy. This book tries its best to be "exercise-free" when using the poems of the predecessors, and often flashes its own opinions and thoughts in the writing, such as the quality and pursuit of life, the value and scale of interpersonal communication, the meaning and pursuit of life, all of which are remarkable.

Lin Yutang said that you must have a few "backstage friends" in life. Watch Professor Wang Zhaosheng, a judge of the Lu Xun Literature Award and winner of the Bing Xin Prose Award, interpret Lin Yutang and his "backstage friends" and talk about the representatives of Chinese literati and the literati spirit of that generation!

This is the true story of Yilin, her sister Qingya, and her sister Xiaowan working together to take care of their mother suffering from Alzheimer's disease. Yilin's mother suffers from Alzheimer's disease. The former "omnipotent super mother" has become an ignorant old man who has been stripped of his memory, emotions and normal cognitive abilities. As an illustrator, Yilin tries to use painting to help her mother resist forgetfulness and retain memories. Seeing her mother being reminded of the past scenes in the painting and saying "I still remember", Yilin was deeply touched, so she insisted on painting a picture for her mother every day, depicting the time when her parents loved each other, the story of the three sisters when they were young, and the ideals of her mother... Yilin also encouraged her mother to draw a picture. When she started painting, her mother sometimes copied Yilin's paintings, and sometimes sketched the flowers and plants in the painter's paintings; she painted portraits of the three sisters when they were young. However, Yilin saw the changes that art had brought to her mother, whose spiritual world was becoming increasingly desolate, so she named this series of paintings "Awakening Mother's Memory."

"There is no art, only artists." This famous saying by Gombrich seems to be particularly suitable for ancient Chinese art. Ancient Chinese art, like Chinese philosophy, is first and foremost about people, the human heart, and human nature. Therefore, when it comes to appreciating ancient calligraphy and painting, it is best to start with its creators. This book is just such an attempt. There are legends, new stories, natural history, art history, folklore, fables, aspirations, and fantasies. Among them, ancient calligraphy and painting masters enshrined in distant temples such as Wang Xizhi, Mi Fu, Han Qian, Song Huizong, Yang Ningshi, Ni Yunlin, etc. Suddenly appear in a living way, either strangely or daily, in various strange stories. These creators come to life, and their works seem to come to life as well.

The background of "I've also been wandering for a long time" is loneliness. It's the big world, a small person, some small things. It is not a story, nor is it literary, it is just an honest chapter written by a timid, cowardly girl, full of growing sorrow and paranoia about love, after she passed through that stage of her youth intensely.

The author is a graduate of Peking University in 1978 and a returned scientist. In 1989, he went to study at the University of Hannover in Germany as a Humboldt scholar. He then studied and worked in universities, research institutes and multinational companies in Finland, Canada, and the United States, and settled overseas. After returning to work in China at the end of 2008, he successively wrote a series of essays about his twenty years of overseas study experience. As a collection of essays by scientists, this book is written in a smooth, elegant, fascinating and original way. It not only contains descriptions of exotic scenery, travel experiences and overseas life, but also introduces the growth path and scientific research process of many outstanding European and American scientists, including the author's mentor, as well as the development history of many prestigious scientific research institutions. From these articles, readers can immerse themselves in Western scientific culture, deeply understand the scientific spirit, and experience the integration of full humanistic sentiments and Eastern and Western cultures.

This book is a collection of what the author sees, feels, and thinks in life. 119 Vivid short stories record the author's perception of life, create vivid characters, and show the expectations placed on us in the new era. The throbbing of the soul sketch, the memories of the road of growth, the warmth of your special you, the experiences of the walking diary, and the thoughts of good book recommendations make us love life, strive to radiate the light and heat of life, and lead the friends around us to move towards the future together.

Wu Gong is not the author's real name. He got his name because he has been an engineer for nearly 20 years and is always called "Wu Gong". He has a lot of worries just like you and me. I'm worried about global warming and the situation in the Middle East; I'm worried about my son's school district housing being far away; I'm worried about how to take care of my parents who are far away from home; I'm worried about when my clients will become more sensible... Fortunately, in the chicken feathers, there is always light coming in. Handmade creations allow Wu Gong to temporarily forget his worries and regain happiness. Build a fairy tale castle for his son, build a miniature version of the Great Wall and move it to the kindergarten, make a unique comb for his mother, make a knife that can cut through the starry sky for himself... These crafts may seem to be in vain, but there are small stories hidden behind them, stringing together happiness and memories, showing their uselessness. The book contains more than 200 hand-drawn illustrations by Wu Gong, explaining the production process in detail. If you want, you can follow the same pattern. Life is always awkward and helpless, but interesting souls cheer people up and make them feel that the world is not that bad.

"The Language of Spiritual Beasts" is a new collection of essays by Jiangxi essayist Fu Fei. The book includes several essays about animals written by the author. The author uses monkeys, dogs, deer, horses, black bears, foxes, leopards, and chipmunks as writing objects to explore the interdependent relationship between humans and animals, and thus reflects on the ethical proposition of how humans and nature get along. The author's writing is loyal to reality, has a compassionate heart, and reveals his spiritual appeal calling on mankind to care for nature.

"Aesthetics of This Era" is first and foremost a documentary about people who define the aesthetics of the era. Li Lei focused on "diversified aesthetic attitudes under the changing times" by interviewing big names in various fields about their views on this era and beauty. These are 13 people from different fields who have a say in aesthetics. That they are seen, remembered, and recorded is the comfort of our time.

For the first time, readers are shown the most real Han Han in life. In "Life as I Understand", Han Han discusses democracy and freedom, criticizes current ills, talks about relationships, family, and idols, shares personal growth experiences, and sincerely analyzes himself. It contains three famous Korean articles, "Talk about revolution", "Talk about democracy" and "Want freedom". Of all Han Han's works to date, "Life as I Understand" has the smallest cuts. At the age of thirty, Han Han has had many controversies and achieved more. The sincere work "Life as I Understand" contains everything Han Han wants to say.

How Chen Yinque and Fu Sinian worked together and contradicted each other, how Gu Jiegang, the standard-bearer of "Ancient History Analysis", transformed himself, as well as Lu Simian, Chen Yuan, Mou Runsun... Using the works and diary letters of modern scholars as materials, this article interestingly tells the scholarship and life of the "masters of the Republic of China". This book is the latest in the "Liuhe Series". This collection is based on characters and contains more than thirty essays on modern intellectuals, including Chen Yinke, Chen Yuan, Fu Sinian, Lu Simian, Gu Jiegang, Yang Jiang, etc. The topics covered, such as how to pronounce the word "ke" in Chen Yinke, the relationship between Chen Yinke and Fu Sinian, and Gu Jiegang's experience in the 1950s and 1960s, are mostly interesting and meaningful. Most of the articles were previously published in newspapers such as "Dushu" and "China Reading News", and some of them were published for the first time.

Best-selling author An Yiru has become famous for her beautiful and delicate appreciation of the essence of classical poetry. She escapes the rigid and serious face, melts the distance of time with her rich emotions, inspires words with her free attitude, and expresses the beauty and sadness of classical poetry with her elegant and elegant writing style. In her writings, the true sadness of beautiful women, the joys and sorrows of separation of talented men and beautiful women, and the scenes of poignant and joyful love are all romantic and fresh, pure and beautiful.

An Yi is like "Peach Blossoms in the World" from "Three Realms of Classical Aesthetics", reading the beautiful images of classical poetry. From the first marriage in the Book of Songs to the turmoil of the Qin and Han Dynasties, the brightness of the Tang Dynasty, and the beauty of the Song Dynasty, the image of peach blossoms continues endlessly in classical poetry, covering its branches and reincarnations. People can easily understand the symbolic meaning of pine, bamboo, plum orchid in Chinese culture, but it is not easy to understand the cultural connotation of things like peach blossoms. Peach blossoms in China are too complicated. Whenever I think of them, there is an ambiguity that is difficult to describe. If you look at a peach blossom, it becomes a world of its own. 49 Beautiful words, with poetry as the source and peach blossoms as the entrance, convey the love from the past to the present one by one.

This manuscript is a collection of essays by Mr. Ding Shizhao. Using books as a medium and from the perspective of a senior media person, he uses books to talk about people and books to discuss things, outlining the multiple aspects of people and things, and digging into the underlying logic behind the appearances. The writing touches everything in the book, the subject matter is light and casual, the language is fresh and humorous, and the views are different from others. The words are related to the weather in Lingnan and the situation in the Bay Area. The descriptions cover many aspects such as life philosophy, literature and art, various aspects of the world, social current affairs, etc., Allowing people to get a glimpse of different people and things, and feel different temperaments. The writing is bold yet graceful, solemn yet humorous, easy-going and readable, clear and natural. It is interesting to read and interesting to read.

After experiencing all the ups and downs of life, an uncle next door reveals his own journey. I believe that every pair of eyes can find his own shadow in it, and his heart is filled with sadness. The content of this book is divided into three parts: the first is "I think, I am", which contains some thoughts that may make people laugh. After laughing, you may realize the author's sincerity that cannot be concealed; the second is "Shang Hai's Mind", in which every reflection is well-earned Yi, they are all obtained by a small business owner, and they can be said to be precious. The last thing is "meeting". Although the days are ordinary, there will always be something in them that makes a ripple. Maybe it is a movie, a trip, or a book. Who could have expected it? Open this book and add some coriander to your life!

"The Wind on the Shoulder" is a work of local prose and educational essays that Li Guohua has devoted himself to creating in recent years. The book is divided into five series: "Light dust on the road rises with the wind", "Breathe deeply in the wind", "Wind and rain make a cassock", "Let the wind blow in your ears" and "The breeze comes from left and right", covering topics such as hometown, family relationships, life, childhood, education and so on. Through this work, the author strives to recall the beauty and vicissitudes of a village, restore the innocence and memory of a childhood, witness the past and present life of a group of villagers, listen to a hymn and symphony of family love, and support a kind of heart and temperature of education... As far as the eye can see, it covers the remaining territory of people and people, people and nature, striving to highlight the humanistic spirit, the spirit of reality and the spirit of art. Trying to make your life as vast, colorful and majestic as the sky in your hometown, showing the innocence, kindness and frankness of a child. The author uses his own ideas, his own soul, his own wisdom and actions to not only help others but also help them grow. He tastes education, reflects on education, explores education with everyone, calls for the return of education, looks for the loss of education, watches for the ideal of education, and spends the good times accompanied by education. It has the significance of gathering strength and conveying emotions to carry forward the excellent traditional Chinese culture and realize the educational dream together, and lead readers to the future. In theory and practice, it fills a shortcoming in happiness education - walking with others and living poetically.

Dongguan is a well-known manufacturing city. There are thousands of factories here. Countless products are shipped from here to all over the world. At the same time, there are also migrant workers from all over the country. The writer Siren went into factories in Dongguan in 2020 and 2021. He spent more than 80 days going deep into the front lines. He ate and lived with the workers in electronics factories, mold factories, jewelry factories, etc., And wrote this "Dust-Free Workshop" to record the work. The true image of workers - many people complain about "996", but they care about whether they can work overtime; they value their labor and will argue for the remuneration they deserve; at the barbecue stall after work, they also talk about dreams, hometown and love. It is precisely these workers who are invisible in the city that hold up the city and become its solid bottom.

Each experience, each past event, from the last day when I was nineteen to now entering middle age, where has the time gone? At forty, you are still young. Even at eighty, as long as your heart does not grow old, everything will be possible.

With light brushstrokes, graceful narratives, and emotional descriptions, this book takes the Xijiang River, the mother river of life and nourishment, as the object of literary description. It uses personal experience, blends sincere emotions, and creates detailed and moving depictions, showing the author's strong local sentiments. In particular, the descriptions of group portraits such as "River Keeper", "Last Shipbuilder", "Disappeared Drainage Man" and "Fisherman" are of the nature of historical data. "Looking at the water", "fish things", "catching fish flowers", and "shrimp pots" are vivid and interesting to people who are far away from home. At the same time, this book has the meaning of ecological literature, and the feelings devoted to "Fishermen's Songs", "Mosquito Flowers", "River Bend", etc. In the book are sincere and moving. In addition, this book has written about the scenery and products along the Xijiang River. Dinghu Mountain, Antelope Gorge, Sanzhou Rock, Longmu Temple, Xijiang Ancient Post Road, Jindu Flower Banquet, and Danjia Cake are all unique and difficult to find elsewhere.

"Egongping" is a narrative prose work that recalls the rural life of his childhood and youth through the perspective of personal growth. The language is natural, simple and clear, the emotions are full and deep, the characters are warm and amiable, and most importantly, it describes the interpersonal emotions and changes in rural society. This work has the mark of the times and humanistic care. It expresses deep emotions in a simple and implicit writing style. Although what is written is ordinary things, there is beauty in the ordinary, and there is a kind of understanding of life after experiencing the world, and a personal understanding of life. From a historical perspective, "Egongping" restores the history of changes in a village from the 1960s to today. Among the vivid characters and stories, it directly touches on the joyful life of several generations in a small village. In addition to showing the real and lively rural life, it also sets up a clear time and space background to restore a vivid picture of rural history.

This book is a companion volume to the best-selling book "Interesting Plants and Plants". The author visits some trees and flowers with cultural heritage and historical background in every season of the year. These trees, flowers and plants are like the author's frequent friends. "Emotional Plants and Plants" is based on the twenty-four solar terms, with some flowers and trees that the author has visited over the years as its title. It records the emotional stories between "people and plants" in the form of travel notes, such as "Visiting Plum Blossoms in Guoqing Temple", "Eighteen Mandala Flower House", "Pine in Dali", "Interview with Wen Zhengming Hand Planting" "Wisteria", "Almond Blossoms at Mutianyu Great Wall", "Lilacs of Fayuan Temple", "Begonias in the Forbidden City", "Snow in May", etc., A total of 60 articles, equipped with 60 hand-painted pictures of plants and animals by the author, using beautiful pictures and texts to show the life aesthetics of the 24 solar terms, and to show the beautiful interdependence between natural vegetation and people.

What happens when familiar stories are retold from a female perspective? For 30 nights, Teacher Zhang Li and the girls started an adventure of reading and watching. The first part of the book introduces what "female literature" is, uses the form of a monument to writers to mark the development of modern and contemporary women's literature, and talks about women's writing today, laying the foundation for understanding women's literature. The second part reinterprets 20 familiar literature and movies from a female perspective. They are some classic, popular, traditional, and popular stories, and not all of them are from female creators or feminist works. However, through the female perspective, the stories have opened up a deeper space, and the fate of the neglected women and vulnerable people has been seen and paid attention to.

The most beautiful scenery in the world is not the famous mountains and rivers, but the shallow smile on your face; the most beautiful experience in life is not the flowers and applause, but the inexplicable touch in your heart. The author of this book is a communicator who has pushed West Lake's landscape culture to the international stage, a lyricist who has made West Lake's eternal romance known throughout the world, and a speaker who is full of wit and witty quotes. This book vividly and humorously tells the story of West Lake's landscape and West Lake's application for World Heritage through the perspectives of participants, West Lake protection practitioners and West Lake cultural disseminators. With "my" participation, it witnesses the various attempts and efforts "we" have made to spread the West Lake culture, and vividly explains the concept of "I don't have to be responsible for success, but I may be responsible for success". West Lake's "listing as a World Heritage Site" is not the purpose. Protecting West Lake and benefiting future generations is the original intention. West Lake is an organic life form that has lived for 2,000 years. The development history of West Lake is actually a history of West Lake protection. West Lake was successfully included in the World Heritage List, which means the beginning of a new round of protection. West Lake protection has only a starting point and no end.

The famous writer Shen Jiake is unique and free in his thoughts. He carefully selects the classics of ancient poetry and interprets the sighs and sorrows, infinite subtle thoughts and beauty in those ancient poems one by one. There are poems and calligraphy in your belly. With a copy in hand, you can not only read aloud, but also help you understand ancient poems and gain aesthetic perception and literary enlightenment that will last a lifetime. Ouyang Xiu was fond of drinking, Li Bai and Wang Lun gave him poetry, Bai Juyi loved looking in the mirror, Su Shi loved eating meat... A song and a line of lyrics reveal the little pleasures hidden between the lines of the romantic writers of the past. Everywhere is their little-known story.

The breeze blows away the dust on the surface of life, and the beauty is in your heart. A selection of famous writer Shen Jiake's ten years of prose, the most tender words in Chinese literature are written for you and the child in you. This is a healing book. Comprehend growth from the details, and feel friendship from looking back. In this book, you will see everything from a world and a life to a movement and a heart, all of which are clear and harmonious. This is not a didactic book. The book does not teach readers what to do, but allows people to understand the complexity and beauty of the growth process from various thoughts and choices.

Is the reverse world so dangerous? Life needs to be revealed? With courage and sobriety, you can reach the truth. A selection of famous writer Shen Jiake's ten years of prose, the most penetrating words of Chinese literature are written for you and the child in you. Finally, someone asked you are you happy? You could just laugh it off, you don't bother to answer. This book criticizes various social phenomena and the growth process with sharp and pointed writing, playful ridicule, and mercy like a bolt from the blue. It is like holding four bright lights for those who see flowers in the fog, illuminating all the blurred world. This is a necessary slap in the face in the process of growing up, dispersing the fog in the hearts of confused people.

"You will grow old if you live" is a classic collection of essays by Feng Tang who made his debut as a god. No pretense, no pretense, no calculation, no reason, no scruple. Feng Tang candidly talks about all kinds of interesting people, interesting things, and interesting books he met. Everything that allowed him to understand time, cultivate knowledge, and increase wisdom is expressed in this book: youth, love and hate, reading, success, desire, life and other themes. Every article is filled with vitality when read. Some people grow old as they live, and some people become themselves as they live. Make good use of your material and spend time drinking and talking.

Cooking heart-warming and healing dishes, using simple but unique utensils, and communicating with potters every moment. In the book, the author reviews his "home" life in Tokyo in the past three years, looking for fun in simple life, and integrating life aesthetics such as pottery appreciation, flower arrangement, and cooking with the seasons. It is also a poetic interpretation of "every day is a good day." Whether it's flower arranging or cooking, if you focus on one thing and practice it every day, even ordinary and trivial housework can gradually form your own aesthetics and taste. And those who focus on it will gradually develop a unique mental state. This is the wealth and happiness that life truly rewards oneself. The author always adheres to a simple and quiet lifestyle and attitude towards life. This book inspires readers to rethink their relationship with life - even though we cannot change the environment we live in, the choice of life is always in our own hands.

This book contains various aspects of the author's undergraduate career: study and life experiences at school, travel experiences during holidays, and daily jottings. In addition to poetry and prose, some songs (lyrics) written by the author are also included. No matter what genre or format, what remains unchanged is that the emotion condensed in each text is the author's true expression at a certain moment in the past four years. Dear reader, I invite you to open this book, follow the author into the faint blue of the morning, and experience the wonderful journey of studying as an undergraduate at Columbia University.

The Eighteen Beaches of the Ganjiang River are as famous as the Sanmen Gorge of the Yellow River and the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River, and are also known as the three most dangerous shoals in China. There is Wan'an County in Shibatan of Ganjiang River. Following the geographical clues of the ancient city walls, ancient pagodas, eighteen beaches, and ancient villages, the author tries to find Wan'an County that shines brightly in history. This is the case with many things. The connotation is gone and only the shell of culture remains. If you don't get the inner meaning back, sooner or later the shell will disappear.

With sincere love, tranquility, vastness, leisurely poetry, and sincere joy, walk in the world, appreciate and feel along the way, and let the flowers bloom in your heart.

I am an ordinary people's teacher and an ordinary father. Life has given me many roles, and I walk through each role every day. I have to play well without losing myself. In the process of raising girls, accompanying students and reading, I feel the meaning of life. Life may not be perfect, but perfect is not necessarily beautiful. With hope in your heart, you have the final say whether life is beautiful or not.

"Just the Right Time" begins with Ms. Zhou Jianping, the wife of the artist Mr. Han Meilin, recounting her growth experience. It uses fourteen chapters to narrate the entire process of Han Meilin and Zhou Jianping's acquaintance, acquaintance, love, starting a family, and running a business. After marriage, Han Meilin made great achievements in his career and achieved brilliant artistic achievements. Ms. Zhou Jianping became "Zhou Jianguan" to protect him all the way.

Delicious food, fragrant in the mouth, and a "Korean cuisine" with excellent color, flavor and taste are the best annotations for "a good life". There is nothing that a meal of "Hanjia Cuisine" cannot solve, and many relatives and friends miss this bite! The artistic lifestyle represented by "Hanjia Cuisine" is the life philosophy that Han Meilin and Zhou Jianping have always advocated. "A Better Life" is written fluently and rich in details. It uses the classic dishes of Korean cuisine to connect every detail of the daily life of Han Meilin and Zhou Jianping, as well as the warm memories of interacting with friends and the wonderful daily work with employees. It is warm and loving. The whole book is divided into four chapters: "Spring", "Summer", "Autumn" and "Winter".

"Collecting Shenzhen Years" "Collects" vivid and vivid stories through more than 40 articles in three chapters: "Mountain Years", "War Years" and "Cultural Years", showing many little-known historical details, local anecdotes, character legends and unique scenery. The book has a humorous narrative style, detailed historical materials, rich heritage and far-reaching artistic conception. It is a rare prose work that provides an in-depth understanding of the reasons for the rise of Shenzhen as a modern super city.

This book is a collection of prose works, divided into six series. The main contents include: everything has animism; warmth in the world; family love is priceless; past events are like smoke; quiet observation of mountains and rivers, etc.

The author has followed the polar expedition team, the deep-sea scientific expedition team and the First Geodetic Survey Team of the Ministry of Natural Resources to the Antarctic, the North Pole, Mount Everest and the Mariana Trench. The author uses his own first-hand interviews to capture the distinctive experiences and details of the expedition, and condenses his thoughts, feelings, and gains into words and pictures, allowing readers to follow the scientific expedition team from the south of the world, to the north of the world, to the depths of the world, to the top of the world, and enter the lives and work of the expedition team members in the polar regions, mountains, and deep seas, and understand their sincerity and mission for science.

This is a collection of essays with a unique style, covering life insights, character notes, reading experiences, film and television reviews, poetry, etc. The life insights are seen from the small to the big, using "lyrics of the wind" to express the ideals of young people, and "rotating and rising notes" as a metaphor for the loneliness of youth. The character notes are plain and full of tension, the loneliness and sadness of the old street performer, the taste of grandpa's red bean cake accompanying his childhood, the grandpa who is as simple as sweet-scented osmanthus, and the profound psychological description of his father, all reflect the author's deep feelings for relatives and humanistic care for strangers.

"Love in the Years" is a collection of essays, with a total of more than 50 articles and more than 220,000 words. The author talks about life, human relations and human nature as a person who has lived through it. In the joys and sorrows, joys and sorrows, he shows his beautiful hope for life and his love and persistence for life. He has both passionate pride and tenderness. The text is simple, fresh and natural, focusing on emotional rendering, smooth and smooth, blending emotion and reason, and full of beauty.

This book is a collection of essays. The author takes his hometown as the starting point and time as the meridian to record half a century of life experience and insights. The customs of my hometown, the hardships and joys of life, the evolution and progress of society, the richness and diversity of nature, nostalgia, love, longing, joy, gratitude, gratitude, bit by bit, converge into a gurgling stream over the years, and in the calm winding, beautiful and vivid waves flash along the way.

This is a collection of beautifully written essays. The book contains in-depth reflections on the philosophy of life, unique insights into literary classics, detailed descriptions of personal loves, and heartfelt feelings about family and country.

The book is divided into four series: the first series, "At Home and Outside," reflects the changes in society by describing changes in family clothing, food, housing, and transportation; the second series, "Inside and Outside Books," uses books as a carrier to reflect the joys, sorrows, and joys of scholars; the third series, "Inside and Outside Stores," describes the author's various interesting stories in the workplace; and the fourth series, "Inside and Outside the Plays," tells the author's experience of watching movies and participating in film review groups. As a Shanghainese who was born and raised here, the author's impressions of Shanghai are all in the daily necessities, food, housing, transportation and every detail of life.

"Silk Rain in Silk Sleeves" is a collection of essays. The book is divided into five parts: Chuixuan on the other side, Lanbi Rensu, Eyes full of basil, Condensation residual light, and West Wind Fuxian. In the article, the author commemorates his relatives, teachers, and friends with sincere emotions and poetic writing style, and embodies the feelings of life full of love throughout the article, forming a unique prose feature.