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"The Fruit of Time" is the writer Li Ge's reading and life essays. It is divided into two parts: "Ye Zhou" and "Negishi": "Ye Zhou" contains Li Ge's literary criticism: from the ambiguous aesthetics of the French New Wave to the implicit human beauty of the East in "Snow", from Nagai who walks slowly and loves slowly. From the lotus breeze to the wandering Naipaul, from Gu Jingzhou who has "the sadness of a partridge and the mood of picking chrysanthemums" to Ye Jiaying of classical literary heart... From the breath of words to the pulse of the city, from the body temperature of books to the taste of vegetarian food, in countless moments of spiritual awakening, listen to the echo deep in your heart. When she arrived at "Negishi", Li Ge focused her writing on daily life: a pair of glasses, a pencil, Yun's name, a pot... In her writing, ordinary daily life is also full of unique and exquisite interest. People and books have become intertextual and dependent on each other. Li Ge has condensed her reading and aesthetic experience into a book, which complements her own growth trajectory and finds poetry in ordinary days.

This is a collection of prose essays. The author, Ms. Jin Shenghua, is a famous scholar, translator, and a close friend of Ms. Brigitte Lin. This book is a record, written by Ms. Jin Shenghua from a literary perspective, recording every detail of her friendship and life with Ms. Brigitte Lin over the past eighteen years. It is true to nature and reveals her true feelings. This book is also a testimony of how Brigitte Lin transformed from a star to a writer, and truthfully presents Brigitte Lin's journey of achieving cross-border transformation in life in front of readers, showing readers the real Brigitte Lin. What this collection of prose essays presents to readers is an unswerving friendship, a literary connection that simultaneously pursues creation, the unknown true face of a legendary figure, and the story of how a star in the movie industry transitions from the red carpet to the green field, crosses boundaries in life, and strives for self-improvement.

This is a book about books. It contains various texts written by the author over the years about books. They are of varying lengths and genres. They include the author's feelings about reading and academic book reviews. There are prefaces and postscripts before and after the book, as well as book reviews published on different occasions, as well as the author's remembrances of his predecessors and old friends. The content covers history and characters, ideas and culture, law and society, faith and order, mind and actions, both ancient and modern, both at home and abroad. Through these words, the author expresses various views on books, people, and the vast world involved in these books and people.

"Living Awkwardly Like Me" is a collection of essays chosen by the author. It contains the essence of Liao Yimei's twenty years of literary and artistic creation, including 9 conversations, 7 creative notes, the plays "Rhinoceros in Love", "Softness", "Amber" and novels Classic lines from "Flowers of Pessimism" and nearly 130 stills from drama performances over the years... It writes unique insights into life, loneliness, pain, love and writing. It is brave and frank, without pretense, and tells you the truth about life. She is powerful, not false, humorous, touching, frank and sober. The words in the book also show this temperament, which is of great power. "What's the point of living life smartly? I'd rather choose to be clumsy." The sober words that can be seen everywhere in the book can always hit the soft spot in people's hearts and inspire them to live their own lives.

"You Are All the Beauty in the World" is a children's aesthetic education work written by life aesthetics writer Zeng Yanbing for parents. It tells how to cultivate children's sense of beauty in daily life, dining tables, nature and travel. The so-called aesthetic education is to cultivate people's ability to understand beauty, love beauty and create beauty. The author Zeng Yanbing recorded the growth story of herself and her daughter Ye Zi, and shared 35 aesthetic education experiences: Go to nature\u002F A little trip every birthday\u002F The magic dining table in children's books\u002F Only children who are not disturbed know how to be quiet\u002F Preparation before boarding the plane\u002F Learn to live with monotony Get along with your own highlight moments... A person will experience a lot in his life, including happiness, sadness, wealth, poverty, smugness, and sadness... What parents can give their children, in addition to basic education in childhood, temporary food, clothing, housing and transportation, and not-eternal companionship and love, is another very precious thing - the ability to feel beauty. The education of beauty is not preaching and imparting, but stimulating and edifying, reminding each other of their beautiful sides. Why is aesthetic education important? Because a person will experience a lot in his life. When your perception is rich enough, you will have a powerful power, and you will always have a reserve of energy when facing the ups and downs of life. This is especially true for children.

This book is a selection of prose by Liang Xiaosheng, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Prize, and includes many representative articles such as "The Meaning of Life", "Analysis of Contemporary China's Youth Class", "The Most Suitable Is the Most Beautiful", "Cunning is an Adventure", etc. The allegorical and story-like description of the article vividly displays the complex human nature, and the commentary on current affairs hot spots is even more unique in style. The article also reveals Liang Xiaosheng's care and expectations for the younger generation. At the same time, he has full understanding and trust for this generation, and believes that they will still love life and love life even when they understand the truth behind life.

The author has selected dozens of essays and essays published in recent years and compiled them into a volume. The themes are very broad, including missing hometown, recalling childhood, relatives, middle school days, college days and overseas study life, film reviews, Dream of Red Mansions reviews and some more personal essays. The author has rich experience in study, work, life and entrepreneurship at home and abroad. Readers can appreciate the fresh perspective of a science and engineering student on the world and life.

This is a collection of 57 short essays. A small part of the travel notes are mostly a deepening of self-thought in adulthood, not limited to life, work, philosophy, love, friendship, marriage, etc. It is not easy to be happy if you live too seriously. The logic of these 57 short essays is that each one emphasizes that in the fast-paced life and work of modern times, the longer a person lives, in fact, it is not a perfect circle, but the opportunity to survive to the next battle, how to understand the maturity and government of adulthood, how to choose the right comrades in life, and how to firmly hold the power to judge oneself firmly in one's own hands. As a woman, committed to promoting the advantages of women, only by better identifying, understanding, supporting, and fully seeing herself as part of a community with a shared future for mankind can we live a better life. This is something that is discussed throughout this book.

Feng Tang's brand-new masterpiece of success studies, a half-life experience of reading, writing, and success, and dialogues with 50 handed down classics, will show you the methods that have passed through time. Only by seeking truth and not being confused can you accomplish more; only by understanding and living clearly can you be truly remarkable. "Amazing" is your crutch for studying and the cornerstone of success.

The book has a total of 200,000 words and is divided into two parts: "Landscape Freehand Expression" and "Country Customs". The book is prefaced by Chen Kefei, a famous military writer from Baokang. The whole book describes the beauty and enchantment of Baokang's landscape, records the process and results of people's hard work, and shows the joy and happiness of Baokang today, especially rural life. Among them, "Landscape Freehand Expression" expresses Baokang's landscape, pastoral scenery and tourist attractions, and "Countryside Style" writes about the great changes in Baokang between the present and the past in the contrast between the old and the new, praising the happiness of the current life in the mountainous countryside.

This book is a series of essays on the twenty-four solar terms published by the author on his blog, one for each solar term, totaling twenty-four articles. It has been forwarded by many newspapers and social media and is very popular among readers. The total number of hits on these articles currently exceeds 2 million.

"Life is like an adverse journey, but fortunately there is Su Shi" is a collection of essays about the great ancient writer Su Shi. From eight aspects: hometown, family affection, flower appreciation, friendship, talking about food, family tradition, tea tasting, and life and death, it shows the poetic charm and ideological power of this ancient man who has been immortalized for generations, giving people spiritual boost and life enlightenment. The editor-in-chief of Reading Poems for You, the national idol Su Dongpo, gives you eight tips to help you face the adversity of life. 38 Paintings by Chinese style painter Fu Shu create the stunning Su Shi!

"Between the Snow Mountains" is an essay written by the author Qiao Yang after living in Wunongding Village in Deqin, Yunnan for nearly twenty years. She has been living with the snowy mountains and the villagers of Wunonding Village for nearly twenty years. Together with Dr. William, a North American nature photographer, and Teacher Pan, an authority on plants in western Yunnan, she walked among Baima Snow Mountain, Biluo Snow Mountain and Meili Snow Mountain, observing the beauty of plants and trees between 2,000 meters and 5,000 meters above sea level, and thinking about the relationship between people and their place in the world and nature. During the past twenty years, she has observed the snow-capped mountains and discovered the plant world around and between the snow-capped mountains, and the relationship between the rise and decline of plant species and human daily activities and economic benefits. The writing in the essay is honest, personable, and beautiful.

When he was young, he would eat dozens of crabs in one meal. In middle age, he "sees and falls in love with the beauty of fruits and vegetables" and realizes that "where the food culture is more profound, the more people love vegetables." Only fruits and vegetables can express the rhythm of the seasons and be closer to life and nature. Unlike meat, which has a strong meaty aroma, vegetables are light and tasteless, showing a more bland aesthetic that requires careful tasting and careful tasting. Green onions, bamboo shoots, bitter gourds, pumpkins, green plums, prunes, sugar cane, oranges... These green fruits and vegetables naturally represent health and environmental protection, and embody the essence of Chinese cuisine. However, they are always a supporting role and are not taken seriously. In Jiao Tong's writing, they have become the protagonists of repeated tastes. 66 Articles are biographies of 66 kinds of fruits and vegetables, telling about their food, emotions, life, and culture, from ancient times to the present, from the inside to the outside, from books to the fields, from the tip of the tongue to the heart.

This book is the latest collection of essays by prose writer Liu Zhifu reminiscing about his youth and local customs. River bends, sandbanks, reed marshes, old houses, orchards, grand stages, and the unique simplicity and tolerance of the countryside have created a happy childhood dream for rural teenagers. The book contains not only the comfort and excitement of childhood fun such as catching fish and shrimps, catching cicadas and moths, but also the bitterness, sweetness and sourness of rural life, such as going to the market to sell pupae, grinding rice, and harvesting wheat. The words between the lines are full of the author's innocent praise for beautiful things, his passionate praise of simple and noble human nature, and the author's deep nostalgia for his rural homeland and his eager expectation for poetic residence.

From undergraduate to postdoc, from adulthood to standing up, from studying alone in Shanghai to meeting the "Mr. Right", Dr. Yang Yi uses fresh and clever words to present to us a decade full of fun and sunshine. You will see her running hard in good times, riding the wind and waves in adverse times, and even making choices and growth at crossroads. The big things like postgraduate entrance exams, Ph. D. Exams, graduation, love, and marriage, and the little things with the "tiger mother", with teachers and friends, with husbands, and even with strangers - these are Yang Yi's personal "whispers", her exclusive memories, and the collective memories of those born in the 1990s. They are also the common voice of countless people who have gone through their youth like her. When you meet her in the book, you will laugh because of the happy stories and resonate with her worries about gains and losses on the way to school. I believe this book will provide a good remedy to confused students, help people who have made difficult choices at crossroads to strengthen their faith and return to their original aspirations, and show young people pursuing love mutual training and common growth in marriage. Let us walk into Yang Yi's story together and experience a female postdoc's passion for life, her enthusiasm for words, and her love for sunshine.

This book is a collection of essays, including travel notes, reminiscences, and reviews; there are landscapes, customs, and human feelings; there are characters, life, and hometown. From domestic to foreign countries, from the natural environment to humanistic thoughts, from cultural habits to life attitudes, it expresses the theme of "a land and water nourish a people, a place has a wind and rain, a person has a culture, culture is both spirit and material, and in the final analysis it is still spirit."

I think the person who was best at living in ancient times was Li Yu. Although he lived in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties and experienced troubled times, he finally retired to seclusion. It is indeed rare to be able to go back to seclusion unscathed after going through troubled times. He wrote a book called "Xian Qing Ou Ji", which is a classic work on health preservation. It discusses various phenomena in art and life such as opera, singing and dancing, clothing, grooming, gardens, architecture, flowers, utensils, maintenance, and diet. Li Yu's lifestyle is enviable and conforms to the living standards of most literati. The life of ancient literati was nothing more than three parts: studying, being an official, and living in seclusion. If you don't succeed in the middle steps, just go to the last step. Therefore, whether you are an official or not, ancient literati would read, and they would eventually spend their lives reading, writing, and entertainment. I collected the articles I wrote in my spare time and compiled them into a volume. In order to pay tribute to the ancients, it was named "Idle People's Gossip".

The beauty of essays lies in their complexity. You can say whatever you want to say, from the mountains to the south and the sea to the north, ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign, poetry and song, desire for power, and jumping thoughts. The subject matter is also relatively broad. As for the compilation of essays, it's even more incredible. It's like you go hunting for treasure, and you come to a large deep mountain and old forest, with rough stones everywhere. After rummaging through it, you may find a piece of jade, maybe a diamond, maybe an artificial gemstone, or you may not find anything. However, the process is very enjoyable.

This book insists on using Marxist philosophical thoughts, philosophical principles, and philosophical viewpoints, focusing on absorbing the advanced and excellent cultural essence of ancient and modern China and foreign countries, and closely integrating it with contemporary reality. It has entered into an in-depth and profound discussion of life including being a person, doing things, living, working, studying, and family, etc. It is highly philosophical, rich in knowledge, and has a certain academic nature. This book contains a total of 300 essays, each of about 2,000 words. The titles are based on words with opposite or similar meanings, such as "One Act and Two Acts", "Separating Mountains and Separating Veils", "Props and Masks", "Jumping and Lying", "Doing and Making", "Cold and Cool", etc. The writing is profound, the writing is bright and the writing is beautiful.

"Lingbo Weiyu" is selected from the author's academic essays over the past 20 years, 25 essays with approximately 180,000 words, published in "Book City", "Essays", "Book House" and other magazines. The content includes book reviews of modern literature masterpieces such as Fujii Shozo's "Lu Xun's Hometown" and Liu Jianmei's "Revolution and Love", as well as the book preface to Zhang Peiheng's "No Beijing, No Sea Collection" to elaborate on Mr. Zhang's scholarly style and characteristics. An interview with Mr. Zhang Hao discusses the "transformation" of China's "revolution" in modern times. The article "Imagination of Empire, Revolution and Republic in the Late Qing and Early Republic of China" is a conversation with Mr. Li Oufan, which has been widely reprinted. There are also prefaces to the author's own books such as "The Carved Cage and the Firebird", "From Revolution to Republic", "Ancient and Modern Times and Cross-borders", "Phantom of the Violet", etc., Covering modern China. "Exploring the "Literary Mind" in the Complexity of History", "The Literary Mind Flying, the Clouds and Sunshines" and "Lingbo Weiyu - Talking about the Joys and Sufferings of Bilingual Writing" discuss the various opportunities and challenges encountered in the research process. In terms of methodology, they involve a wide range of interdisciplinary issues such as historical materials and theories, text and interpretation, and literary culture.

"China on the Treetops" is a collection of essays written by Mr. Liang Heng after traveling across mountains and rivers to search for ancient cultural trees. The book records the historical rise and fall of many ancient trees in China, integrating the author's concept of "humanistic forest" and conveying the author's humanistic thinking of advocating green civilization. This book is a newly updated version of the 2018 first edition of "China in the Treetops". It is Liang Heng's last work with the theme of ancient trees. On the basis of revising the original work, the author has added 9 new works, including "Jidu Temple Cypress", "Strong Trees on the Huirao Ancient Road" and "Xu Xiake's Jungle", continuing the first edition's theme of using ancient trees to witness history and conveying the humanistic spirit of green civilization.

This manuscript contains 43 reading essays by the author since 2011, including reading methods, creative methods, plants, historical figures, etc. His works include Chinese classical literature, such as pre-Qin scholars, Northern and Southern Dynasties, Tang and Song poetry, Tang novels and notes of the past; modern European and American novels and modern poetry, such as works by Proust, Borges, Rilke, Kafka, Joyce and others.

"Shibei from the Sea of ​​Art" is a collection of literary essays written by Qin Mu in the early 1960s that focuses on writing skills. After the Cultural Revolution, the author revised and republished it, with sales reaching hundreds of thousands and a great influence. The writing characteristic of this book does not lie in its systematicness, but in its liveliness and interest. It tells literary theory through images and stories in a simple and easy-to-understand manner. Mr. Qin Mu had a high reputation in the second half of the last century and was a representative writer in the field of prose. His literary essays on creation are popular and easy to understand. They have influenced a generation and have sold millions in total. This book still has its value today and is a good advanced reading on literary theory for literature lovers and students.

This book is a collection of memoir essays written by Mr. Liu Yuejin, a member of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and director of the Institute of Literature. It is divided into upper and lower parts. The first part recalls his life and feelings during his studies and work, and contains many wonderful insights and unique insights; the second part focuses on describing the deeds and deeds of several famous modern and contemporary scholars, which has many aspects of value and significance. The author said: "In more than half a century of study experience, my teachers have had a broad and profound impact on me. They not only preached, taught, and solved my doubts, but their perseverance and practical academic character also provided an inexhaustible motivation for me to keep moving forward." The author is very grateful to these famous scholars and hopes to express this gratitude so that more readers can understand the conduct and academic achievements of senior scholars from different aspects.

Zhou Tao is a western writer who is well-known in the literary world for his prose. Xinjiang's snow-capped mountains, Gobi, deserts, grasslands, lakes and other mountainous landforms, as well as the four seasons climate, customs and people, all profoundly affected his personality and writing style, forming the desolate, vigorous, rough and melancholy style of his prose works, which was deeply loved by readers. This book selects more than 60 essays by Zhou Tao. Including his famous prose works "Sunshine Container", "Twenty-Four Ploughshares", "Gong Naisi's Horse", "The Sky is Like a Dome", "Essays of Halashal", "Chronicles of Jimusar", etc., As well as last year's new work "Border Fairy Tales" series, there are also 15 photos of the author in different periods, with pictures and texts, giving readers a new reading experience. As a master of prose among Western writers, Zhou Tao's prose contains positive themes such as awe of nature, praise of life, worship of the land, and insights into life, which are worthy of being included in this series.

This book is the second volume of the "Writer's Digest·Prose by Famous Writers" series. It is divided into five series based on themes such as hometown, family ties, and life insights. Selected prose works by Yang Jiang, Ji Xianlin, Zong Pu, Yu Hua, Shi Tiesheng, Jia Pingwa, Yu Guangzhong, Xi Murong, Zhou Guoping, Mai Jia and other famous literary figures. The articles use simple and emotional writing to record the review and perception of hometown, family love and life, and write the wisdom of life to every soul trapped in the present, to appreciate the changes in the world and the warmth and warmth of human beings.

This book is the third volume of the "Writer's Digest·Prose by Famous Writers" series. It is divided into five series based on themes such as reading, art, nature, and travel. It selects prose works by famous literary figures such as Tie Ning, Liang Heng, Chen Zhongshi, Liu Cixin, Liu Xinwu, Zhang Wei, Bi Feiyu, Zhou Daxin, Li Xiuwen, Jiang Zilong, Alai, etc., And shares the author's thinking and understanding of literature, art, and nature one by one. Following the guidance of these words, it is like transcending the shackles of the world, coming to the clouds, reflecting on life and soul, breaking a certain spiritual knot, and being endowed with calmness and strength of body and mind.

This book is the first volume of the "Writer's Digest·Prose by Famous Writers" series, which is divided into six volumes based on themes such as food, daily chores, love, and pets. Selected prose works by famous literary figures such as Wang Zengqi, Huang Yongyu, Mo Yan, Liang Xiaosheng, Lin Qingxuan, Chi Zijian, Su Tong, Feng Jicai, Han Shaogong, Wang Anyi, Guo Muqing, etc., Convey the passion for life and life to the world through delicate writing - life is beautiful and people are poetic. In ordinary life, discover the fun and beauty of the world, and live a passionate, interesting and interesting life every day.

Love is such a strange combination of circumstances. The person you think is sincere will suddenly leave you one day, but the person you think is playing love is silently holding a flag and waiting persistently on the shore... Half lying on the big bed, Xia Jin She spread her slender fingers, looked at the sparkling diamond ring on her ring finger, looked left and right, and then glanced at Lin Wanjin, who was lying beside her like a Buddha, she flicked off the high heels on her toes, giggled and sat in his arms. In fact, Xia Jindan was not born a materialist. She also loved selflessly and fearlessly. Zheng Enhe, a man who grew up in the mountains, stayed in the city after graduating from college. Xia Jinguang fell madly in love with him the first time she saw him.

The author Banshan records in the form of prose his life experiences after living in isolation from the bustling metropolis to the quiet Mount Emei, from confusion and loneliness to digesting loneliness, gaining calmness, finding the original intention, and gaining wisdom. Each article is an inner monologue from the heart, which is different from inspirational chicken soup articles. Many articles have been widely circulated on the Internet for a long time. The book contains encouragement for young people to explore, understand, and enjoy life, and also reminds middle-aged people to adhere to their original aspirations and pursue innocent thoughts. Desires in the material world are dazzling. The author keeps a pure heart, goes deep into the communication with readers, and maintains the mentality of a bystander. He hopes to spread independent thoughts and wisdom to more people together with readers.

"The Romance of Celebrities: A Selected Collection of Translations by Xu Jun" is divided into two parts: works by French classic writers and works by French contemporary writers. Among them, the French classic writers section includes excerpts from novels by writers such as Balzac, Hugo, and Proust; the French contemporary writers section includes works by famous 20th-century French writers such as Beauvoir, Le Clézio, and Elsa Triole, all of which are their representative works. At the same time, this book also comes with an introduction specially written by the translator, which will help readers improve their understanding of French literature.

This book explains and demonstrates methods and strategies on how to study literary translation, how to teach and learn literary translation, and how to practice and improve the quality of literary translation from aspects such as the aesthetic characteristics of literary language, the structural characteristics of literary texts, the components of literary genres, and the mutual reference and integration of literature and art. This book conducts research, interpretation and practice on literary translation from the perspectives of painting, music, cross talk, photography, dance, etc., Strengthening the intuitive experience, vividness of expression and artistic comprehensiveness of literary translation research and practice. This book deepens the dimension and connotation of "literary translation is an art" and effectively implements the universal assertion that "art and art are connected".

"Selected Anthology of Short Novel Golden Sparrow Award-winning Writers" selects outstanding works by Golden Sparrow Award-winning writers. The works are all short novels of about 1,500 words. Many well-known domestic publications such as "People's Literature", "Reader", "Youth Digest", "Youth Expo", etc. Have reprinted the articles. "What Happened One Day" is a collection of short novels written by Qin Yan, editor-in-chief of "Selected Short Novels". Terracotta Warriors of Qin has won the annual award of "Selected Novels", the Henan Province Excellent Book Award, the 9th Golden Sparrow Award for Short Novels, etc. His works are allegorical, rich in associations, concise and concise in language, full of wisdom in conception, and full of twists and turns in plots. He pursues novel ways of expression. He is good at showing unusual meanings in polyphonic narratives. He focuses on expressing his understanding of reality through life fragments. He incorporates many explorations and innovations, embodies strong humanistic feelings, and is full of expectations for society and human nature. He is especially loved by young readers.

"Song of the River: A Selected Collection of Translations by Luo Xuanxuan" was compiled by translator Luo Xuanxuan himself from many representative excerpts and chapters of his translations. Most of them are first translations in this book. The translated articles are of various genres and involve topics such as literature, literary theory, aesthetics, philosophy, theology, and cognitive psychology. Most of the selected articles are classics and are written by famous writers. The book is divided into four parts according to themes and themes: Humanity and Nature, Humor and Sublime, Intuition and Interpretation, and Self-cultivation and Speculation.

Forty-five degrees of elevation, looking at the sky through the green leaves. Part of it is mountains and mountains, part of it is the ocean of the heart. I saw at the same time that the dark night and the sun, the shadows and the sharp edges, coexist in the world. Just like when I see your smile. The left atrium is full of hope, but the right atrium is still desolate. I cannot explain to you what eternity is and how to love beautifully. I can only make a cup of hot tea and hum songs side by side with you, keeping you warm until dawn. Share half of your injuries. You often ask me: What is the truth about love and life? Is there any way to penetrate black and white, reality and imagination, and ferry from hell to heaven? I tell you to pick a sunny day and find a piece of rich shade. Cover your left eye. Use your right eye to peer through the treetops toward the light. So, you see black and white coexisting in the same boundary, contrasting each other. The black is more intense and the white is more dazzling. You say: I understand. Without happiness, there is no sadness. If you have never seen the light, how can you know despair. There is no one that cannot be forgiven and nothing that cannot be forgotten. Only you can heal yourself.

This book is a new collection of essays by the famous writer Xiao Fuxing. The book contains 45 new essays by the author, as well as an appendix of new metrical poems, accompanied by the author's hand-drawn drawings. Prose, poetry, and painting have enriched the author's long time at home. These hobbies have borne fruit and are presented to readers in this book "Days I Can't Remember." The book contains the author's insights on life, memories of the past, insights after daily reading, and thoughts about relatives and friends. The author uses his vivid writing style to record what he reads, feels, thinks, understands, remembers and sighs in ordinary days. The writing style is fresh and unique, the content is popular and clear, and the meaning of life is vividly expressed in simple language. From his cordial and simple narrative, we can feel the author's love for life. There seem to be many days in life that are too ordinary to be remembered. The author said: The days that cannot be remembered are also life. The author starts from the details, records his thoughts in ordinary days, and presents the diversity of life and the diversity of characters. In these records, one can feel the power of time and the elongation of years.

Do you still remember the sad farewell when you graduated? Do you remember the embarrassment of finding a job? Do you still remember the people and things you encountered in the workplace? Do you still remember the sincere and touching love you have encountered in your life? The latest heart-warming work "Missed from Your World" by millionaire best-selling author Lin Tete! In everyone's life, they will meet many people, see many world scenes, see many strange things, and see many ordinary and even boring living conditions. Only when you grow up will you discover the unexpected and magnificent things behind it. 49 Stories of joys and sorrows, 49 dazzling moments of life. Living hard is like running hard.

A journey of rebuilding the order of life and inner order, and an interesting dialogue with an independent soul. The first edition of "The Moment No Need to Talk" is mostly written by Fan Xiaochun during his time in New York between 2012 and 2015. Five years later, she slightly added and deleted the text based on the first edition, returning to the original disorderly and themeless arrangement. It is said that it is disordered, but in fact it is sorted by her mood at the time, almost in a diary manner. "The Moment When You Don't Have to Talk" is an essay in which each sentence is displayed individually. You can start or stop on any page without any hindrance. You can read a few pages anytime, anywhere, or read them over and over again. It is suitable for reading in any occasion and instantly enters the scene of the book. Her words may be herself, a kind of strong conflict and opposition, and a very conscious restraint, so that this conflict and opposition can coexist peacefully. This may be a kind of power that can take root and grow like a tree, while also being able to have a bird's eye view of oneself from the perspective of a bystander. You will be amazed by her ability to pick and combine individual words, her sensitivity and precision. To speak the unspeakable is a kind of transgression, or submission. The reader becomes a participant and a bystander, entering into a kind of language, cognition, experience, or into her life at that time.

In fact, the world is like an amusement park, and we are like tourists lost in the amusement park. People with bipolar disorder are like roller coaster players, experiencing rapid changes in emotions; patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder are like carousel players, going round and round, no matter how far they go, they will always return to the starting point; and more people are waiting anxiously in a long line in the wind, not knowing when they can start their own game. This book introduces 17 typical mental illnesses to readers through 19 fantastic and tender stories, and tells the twists and turns and bizarre stories of mental patients in humorous words. By presenting the true inner world of mental patients, it reflects the hesitation and loss of control of contemporary people. Maybe you will see your own shadow in it, please don't be afraid, and don't be sad, just as every game will end, every amusement park also has its exit. May you be like a child in the sunshine and an adult in the wind and rain.

Writer Beiqiao dabbles in novels, essays, poetry, and reviews. Before devoting himself to literature, he served in a military camp, worked as a reporter, and even took photography. His rich experience is the source of Beiqiao's creation, and it also creates the gentle and tolerant demeanor of his articles. His prose is devoted to writing the secrets of personal growth. The writing style dilutes the thickness and downplays life, but it cannot hide the wisdom of life jumping in the words. There is always one scene in the life scenes he describes that directly touches the depths of your memory, so vivid that it makes you savor it for a long time and make you smile knowingly. Reading his articles is like reuniting with an old friend, a few words activating the common memories of the past, and then savoring the years when you were absent from him.

An older man talks about his daily life with his beloved, mixed with some weird thoughts and boring love words, which is far from your definition of interesting. Her name is Li Anna. If someone asks me now, do you still believe in love? I would say, don't know. I really don't know. At my age, the concept of love will become blurred. What is love? After those oaths of friendship were shattered one by one, I no longer knew them. But, at this moment, I miss you so clearly.

This book discusses parent-child relationships, emotional marriage, workplace experiences and other topics that are closely related to contemporary young people. It is a good medicine for young people aged 18-35 who are in the period of confusion in their studies, career and emotions. The article upholds the values ​​of breaking secular conventions and emphasizing self-worth, combined with the author's senior HR work experience, looking for perspectives of thinking that have not been explored by traditional concepts, and using real cases and logical arguments to inspire readers' thinking. I hope you can get along with this mixed world of good and bad in a sensible way, I hope you can clearly understand the absurdity and helplessness of your original family, and I hope you will be less knifed in the world.

This book is a collection of philosophical and cultural essays about the famous French scholar Zu Wei's travels, thinking, exchanges, and speculations during his life in Europe. Through 17 years of living experience in Europe, Zu Wei's observations of European history, culture and art, life fragments with friends, and spiritual collisions with literary and art masters. Through lively and eclectic writing, Zu Wei conducted a speculative exploration of the origins of the cultural differences between the East and the West, and deeply thought about the origin of civilization, the humanistic spirit, human nature, and the nature of culture and art.

"The Art of Reading" compiles more than 60 essays, comments and speeches by the famous publisher and writer Nie Zhenning on reading, books and even publishing. The author entered the publishing industry as a reader and author and has been working in the industry for decades. He has long-term and detailed observation and unique understanding of the value of reading, the significance and prospects of publishing, and takes "reading" as the entry point to have in-depth thinking about the entire cultural ecology. The author is both a "writer" and a "publisher", and has always been a "scholar". "The Art of Reading" is just such a book based on a long-lasting and deep emotion and responsibility for reading and culture. This book contains four parts, namely, the philosophy of reading, reading methods, reading thoughts and reading notes. "Philosophy of Reading" mainly discusses the value of reading, the purpose of reading, and the relationship between reading and various aspects of human society; "Methods of Reading" discusses specific methods of reading, which together with the philosophy of reading constitute the overall art of reading; "Random Thoughts on Reading" focuses on a series of thoughts triggered by the current various reading life. The "Reading Notes" are a group of practices of reading methods and explanations of some classic must-read books.

This book starts from the character development of the male protagonist born in the 1960s in the soil of family culture, and records in broad strokes his development into a promising young man who is responsible, passionate, individual, creative and resilient. Focusing on the ups and downs of the protagonist's storyline, this book comprehensively and profoundly reproduces the values ​​of the "post-60s generation" based on the essence of truth and goodness, and reflects the spiritual light of family and country feelings in the human character of the "post-60s generation". The "post-60s generation" integrate the values ​​of truth, goodness and beauty, the spirit of family and country with the spring breeze of reform and opening up, reflecting that reform and opening up has allowed Chinese people to catch up with the pace of world development, and the new era has given people cultural confidence, highlighting the inheritance and development of socialist core values ​​​​in Chinese civilization.

In the summer and autumn of 2019, a group of good friends met to go to Orchid Island, a small offshore island located in the southeast of Taiwan. When you think of Orchid Island, what comes to your mind? Are they the Yami tribesmen wearing thongs and red, white and black stripes, carrying a canoe on the beach, preparing to launch it into the water? Or is it the scene of flying fish jumping out of the sea one after another, waving their wings, and fishermen desperately chasing the fish on the sea? Or the famous local underground building: the underground house? This book records the wonderful trip on Orchid Island with pictures and text: getting close to nature, feeling surrounded by mountains and seas, and healing the soul. They rediscovered the innocent feelings of childhood at the Invincible Sea View Elementary School: Coconut Oil Elementary School; under the leadership of local guides, they visited traditional underground houses, private attractions, and encountered paddle boats on the harbor; they temporarily let themselves go on the vast green grassland; they encountered free sheep and unique stones carved by nature during the journey; of course, they did not miss Lanyu's special flying fish cuisine, the mysterious Dongqing secret land... And so on. We hope readers can travel with us and return to the time and space scenes of Orchid Island. In the beautiful nature of mountains, seas and sky, the soul meets the mountains and the sea: I hope the beauty of Orchid Island in the book can also heal your life. I hope you will like this "Orchid Island Light Travel" of "encountering the mountains and the sea".

"Thinking Elsewhere" is a new collection of essays written by Mr. Sun Yu, former dean of the School of Liberal Arts of Renmin University, former director of the Lu Xun Museum, winner of the 12th Chinese Literature Media Award, and annual literary critic, with a total of 32 articles in three series. In these articles, the author reviews various writers and their works, including Lu Xun, Kafka, Zhou Zuoren, Pushkin, Qian Zhongshu, Hesse, Wang Xiaobo, Mo Yan, etc. Through these various works, he enters into the literary world and personal destiny of these people, bursts out new ideas from "other places", reconstructs the vitality of language, and demonstrates the beauty of thought. The text in the book is beautiful and concise, the expressions are unique, and it is a hearty read.

The book "Grains and Grains" consists of four parts: essay "The True Meaning of Life", random thoughts "Lifestyle", random notes "Common Years", and novel "Random". This book allowed me to invest a lot of energy and time; it allowed me to further develop and apply my writing inspiration; it gave me a deeper knowledge and understanding of life and things: it made me feel that everything in the world is worth it. These contents are all modern real people and events, very close to our work and life. In particular, some Weibo celebrities are well-known public figures in Chinese society and around the world, and are people who have made extraordinary achievements in certain fields. We can learn from and learn from them, share their successful experiences and ways of doing things, and share their outstanding life lessons in this era.

This is a book composed of fragments of life, or it cannot be considered a book in the strict sense, it is more like my scribbling book. Graffiti has two meanings here: one is graphic graffiti, and the other is text graffiti. Graphic graffiti is a kind of professional training for me, while text graffiti is purely a personal preference. I am fascinated by graphics and text, especially graphics that tell a story and imaginative text. I have never concealed my love for Wang Xiaobo. Wang Xiaobo said: Good-looking skins are the same, but interesting souls are unique. I also have a basic requirement for graphics, text and even life: interesting. Graffiti comes from the need to talk. Some strange moments in life, feelings you want to share with others, images that suddenly appear in your mind, some magic words... The fragments slowly accumulate like this. I picked up these fragments and found that they were so messy that I couldn't find the main line or the main idea, but I could vaguely see a slightly clearer version of myself from these fragments. I collected them in this book. Although it is as childish as the picture books and composition books of childhood, it is also a real and hard existence. Reading, doodling, designing, this is what I have been doing. Reading enriches me, I organize myself by doodling, and then designing comes naturally. The more I doodle, the more I see. Yesterday, I wrote: Standing on the rooftop, I saw the mountains surrounding the city. Today, I wrote: Standing on the rooftop, I saw the wind blowing from the mountain. Today is always better than yesterday. This idea is the motivation for me to still be curious about everything, still reading, and still doodling. Graffiti, I mean it.