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This book "Time Never Says But Answers All Questions" is divided into 5 parts and 40 articles, which convey Mr. Ji Xianlin's outlook on life and values ​​from the calmness of the passage of time, reflections on the meaning of life, views on social phenomena, expression of true self, and love for true love in the world. Mr. Ji Xianlin is a well-deserved literary giant of the contemporary era. He always adheres to his spiritual world in the ups and downs of the world. He is not arrogant in good times and not afraid of adversity. Talking with the master and savoring the taste of life, these articles cover all aspects of Ji Lao's life and are the epitome of his life experience. After years of precipitation and fermentation, they interpret the master's century-old wisdom. Ji Xianlin's understanding of life and open-minded attitude may be difficult for us to reach, but we can still pursue it.

Shakespeare's works are treasures in the history of human literature, encyclopedias of human society, and are even considered secular bibles. Everyone can find their own shadow in Shakespeare's plays. This set of "The Complete Works of Shakespeare" contains all of Shakespeare's plays and poetry, including 41 plays, 2 plays plus plays, 154 sonnets, two long narrative poems and other poems. Particularly different from other previous editions, this set of Shakespeare's complete works uses nearly a thousand illustrations by famous artists such as John Gilbert, the president of the Royal Watercolor Society in the 19th century, and illustrator George Cruickshank. The combination of pictures and texts provides more visual images for reading and understanding Shakespeare's works. This set of Shakespeare's complete works is selected from Zhu Shenghao's classic translation. The parts not translated by Zhu Shenghao were completed by the famous translator Su Fuzhong.

During Lu Xun's lifetime, there were not many research monographs on Lu Xun. Li Changzhi's "Criticism of Lu Xun" is a very distinctive monograph on Lu Xun. In addition to the preface, the book has five chapters. It starts from the relationship between "Lu Xun's ideological character and environment", analyzes Lu Xun's "several stages of spiritual development", then focuses on examining Lu Xun's achievements in literary creation, and finally boils down to "the essence of Lu Xun", forming a strict and complete system. This time, some new articles about Lu Xun written after the last century have been specially added, such as talking about Lu Xun's translation, a preliminary study of Lu Xun's aesthetic thought, literary historians Lu Xun, Lu Xun and Ji Kang, etc.

This book is a selection of Lu Xun's works specially selected for ordinary readers, especially young students, by Mr. Wen Rumin, a professor at Peking University and chief editor of Chinese textbooks compiled by the Ministry of Education. This book is divided into two volumes, both of which are representative and easy-to-read works of Lu Xun. The whole book is organized into genres and basically covers various types of Lu Xun's creations. There is a brief description in front of each genre, and an "inscription" in front of each work, which introduces the writing and publication of the work to help readers understand and appreciate the ideological content and artistic form of Lu Xun's works. Mr. Wen Rumin is a well-known expert on Lu Xun and has been devoted to the research of Chinese education in primary and secondary schools for many years. The concise and simplified version of Lu Xun's works that he compiled this time will surely meet the needs of most readers.

This book is a collection of essays based on overseas historical events and reviews of literary and artistic poetry. Among them, the article "Love Mountain Lu Mengying" mainly describes the mountains. Ling Shuhua loves mountains. She said that she has been closer to mountains than others in her life. In her writings, mountains do have a unique flavor. To her, they are a confidant, an elder, a playmate, or a lover.

This book is a collection of Mr. Liang Shiqiu's essays about daily life, reading and nature. It is divided into six parts: leisure, study, reading, elegant home, nature and life. The writing is elegant, interesting, and knowledgeable. It observes life and is natural and delicate. It can not only gain new knowledge but also make today's readers laugh. His writings are timeless and were not only praised by the literary circles at that time, but also have an influence today. "Ya She Xiao Xiao" has become one of the classics in my country's literary circles. From the article "Ya She", we can not only see the elegance of the writer, but also his temperament of being content with poverty, enjoying the world, and being free and easy. Readers should have some insights from this.

This book is a collection of Mr. Liang Shiqiu's life philosophy essays and character essays. It is divided into seven parts: attitude, insight, emotion, talking, old friends, appreciation of people, and sir. The text is elegant and the emotions are deep, which can not only make today's readers feel something, but also make today's readers relax. His writings are timeless and were not only praised by the literary circles at that time, but also have an influence today. "Ya She Xiao Xiao" has become one of the classics in my country's literary circles. The philosophy of life contained in it also has penetrating power that transcends time and space, and has permanence. Particularly commendable are the articles in the book about sage teachers and friends of the time, such as Liang Qichao, Wen Yiduo, Lao She, and Zhang Zhizhong. They are quite elegant and can inspire future students.

Food is life, art, memory and feelings. This book is a showcase of Mr. Liang Shiqiu's talent in food. The book is divided into seven chapters such as "Street Taste", "Taste of Childhood" and "Home-cooked Side Dishes". It also includes famous articles about eating such as "Manchu and Han Delicacies", "Bean Juice", "Shaobing Fried Tiao", "Frozen Meatballs" and "Crystal Shrimp Cake". Each article introduces a flavor or a series of delicacies, or talks about the production process, or the appearance and taste, or talks about interesting anecdotes, or talks about childhood memories, or talks about cultural inheritance... It not only describes the home-cooked dishes of ordinary people, but also records the various snacks in the streets. It not only describes people's etiquette at the dinner table, but also recalls the rich cultural heritage. The language is humorous, natural and elegant, and the narrative quotes from classics and side stories. These delicacies are not only the enjoyment of the tongue and taste buds, but also represent the warm years carrying a strong flavor of life. They are human fireworks with memories and nostalgia, wrapped in family affection and friendship.

This book collects Mr. Guo's essays, short stories and autobiography. At the back of the book is a list of Guo Moruo's main translations.

The book includes five episodes: "My Student Days", "Creating Ten Years", "Creating Ten Years Sequel", "Journey to Jinjin" and "Horizontal Offline", which is a complete record of Guo Moruo's "student days". Although Guo Moruo was no longer in his "student days" at that time, Guo Moruo's writings are filled with feelings of ageless youth. Because the autobiographical text is not like the "memoirs" of other famous writers, it goes back to the "time". Therefore, we see a "then" Guo Moruo, a "real" Guo Moruo, a romantic, passionate and romantic Guo Moruo, a Guo Moruo with a flamboyant personality and the courage to self-dissect.

This book contains dozens of classic works by Mr. Guo Moruo. Select the most representative poems and prose works created by Guo Moruo. His poetry took the lead in blowing the horn of vernacular poetry, and his prose was equally pioneering. Guo Moruo's prose not only records the events of the times and leaves "the eyebrows of the times", but also truly and vividly shows his thoughts and life in various periods. This book is rich in content, well edited and has collection value.

This book is composed of two parts: "Hong Bo Qu" (including "Hong Bo Qu - Memoirs of the Anti-Japanese War", "Soviet Journey" and "Nanjing Impressions") and "Fifty Years Chronicle". "Hong Bo Qu - Memoirs of the Anti-Japanese War" was written between August and November 1948. It is Guo Moruo's most complete memoir of the Anti-Japanese War. "Journey to the Soviet Union" is the diary of the author's visit to the Soviet Union from June 9 to August 16, 1945. "Impressions of Nanjing" was written in the summer of 1946 and is a series of essays about Nanjing. "Fifty Years of Simplified Music" was written on September 25, 1941.

This book is the work of Guo Moruo, a famous Chinese scholar, writer, litterateur, and historian. It is the third volume of "The Autobiography of Guo Moruo". The book includes five episodes: "The Northern Expedition", "Look at Chiang Kai-shek Today", "After Leaving Chiang Kai-shek", "Haitao Collection" and "Returning Back". The chronology of this volume starts from the Northern Expedition in 1926 to the eve of the Anti-Japanese War in 1937, presenting Guo Moruo's revolution and life during this period and recreating that "revolutionary Spring and Autumn Period".

"Reading Notes" covers a wide range of topics, with concise writing and sharp viewpoints. The content discusses many issues such as appreciation of poems and articles, textual research on laws and regulations, moral praise and criticism, as well as evaluations of historical figures such as Qin Shihuang, Cao Cao, and Wu Zetian. Many of the arguments in the book are valued by the academic community, and these insights have become influential opinions in the academic world. They are also an important basis for understanding the development of the author's academic thoughts. This book is the manuscript of Guo Moruo's "Notes on Reading Suiyuan Poetry". There are regular script explanations on the back of each page of the manuscript.

This book is a culmination of Guo Moruo's writings based on ancient documents and underground excavations of oracle bone inscriptions and bronze inscriptions, as well as through painstaking study of classics and history and physical textual research, and with a rigorous academic attitude and Marxist historical perspective. Through the study of "Book of Changes", "Poems", "Books", Oracle Bone Inscriptions and Yi Inscriptions, the author has created a unique "grass path" and established a new ancient Chinese cultural system.

This book is the author's historical research work. The content is rich, thought-provoking and well worth watching.

This series of books is edited and selected by the Museum of Modern Chinese Literature. It includes the classic works of the most representative and influential writers in the history of modern Chinese literature. It is the most authoritative, comprehensive, and high-quality series of modern Chinese literary works in history, most suitable for students and literature lovers to read and collect. It is a mirror for understanding China's century-old humanities and exploring the rhythm of the Chinese people's souls in the 20th century. A total of 102 writers were selected for this series, which was published in 157 volumes. This book includes the poems "Rebirth of the Goddess", "Phoenix Nirvana", "Street Market in the Sky", "Memories of Wu Gorge", historical dramas "Tangdi Flower", "Peacock Gut", etc.

"Vase" is another excellent poem that Guo Moruo dedicated to the Chinese poetry circle in the 1920s after his poetry collections "Girls" and "Starry Sky", which shines with the brilliance of rebelling against feudal ethics and striving for the liberation of individuality. The elegant and graceful artistic style presented in "Vase" and the majestic and bold artistic style of "Goddess" complement each other, perfectly demonstrating the aesthetic style of Guo Moruo's poetry.

Among modern Chinese writers, there is no other person who has personally experienced so many major events related to history like Guo Moruo, and who has lived through every critical moment of modern Chinese history like him.

This book is one of the series of "Illustrated Books by Famous Writers". It selects more than 30 essays by Guo Moruo, a famous modern Chinese writer. Whether it is reminiscing about childhood growth, literary contacts, or describing the scenery of his hometown, it has a strong sense of realistic concern and romantic lyricism, and is full of smart poetry. He is good at using concise and simple words to construct an artistic conception that blends scenes, expresses sincere feelings, and has profound implications, making it suitable for young people to read. The illustrations in the book are paintings by Zhu Danian, a famous meticulous and heavy-color painter. The colors are strong and vivid, and the pictures are beautiful and dreamy. This book was selected into the 2014 annual topic selection plan.

"Boyhood" is the first volume of "Guo Moruo's Autobiography", including "My Childhood", "Before and After", "Black Cat", and "First Out of Kuimen", four autobiographical works that are continuous and can be written independently. The first three parts were written in 1928, 1929, and 1930. "First Out of Kuimen" was written later in 1936. It was originally the first chapter of "Ten Years Overseas". Due to the suspension of writing, the first three parts were included in "Boyhood". When these biographical works were published one after another from the late 1920s to the mid-1930s, they attracted great attention from society and the literary world.

From the second half of 1919 to the first half of 1920, Guo Moruo's poetry creation entered an unprecedented peak period, and he harvested a large number of poems. In August 1921, Guo Moruo published a collection of 154 poems written during this period. This is the sensational collection of poems - "Goddess". "The Goddess" created a "generation of poetry style" with its strong revolutionary spirit, distinctive color of the times, romantic artistic style, and bold free verse.

"Cai Gen Tan" is a handed down classic that discusses self-cultivation, cultivation of character, conduct as a person, and conduct in the world. The whole book is written in the form of quotations, which assembles the Confucian doctrine of the mean, the Buddhist thought of transcendence, and the Taoist thought of inaction. It can be said that it integrates Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism into one, and it is a rare and rare treasure. The author's unique insights into human nature, life and interpersonal relationships have become a guide for future generations to deal with. For the convenience of readers, this book has carefully processed the original work, with annotations and translations, so that readers can read it without obstacles.

This book is selected and compiled by Professor Li Xinyu, a famous scholar and expert on Lu Xun. Different from the "fighter and mentor" that the world is familiar with, most of the articles collected in this collection are gentle and dilute articles written by Mr. Lu Xun, and do not include those words filled with blood and tears or angry frowns. Of course, light and heavy, hard and soft are relative. If the author himself is heavy, even if he chooses the lightest words, he may still be heavy; if the author himself is rigid, even if he chooses the lightest words, he may still contain emery. Lu Xun is undoubtedly both serious and strong, but from these selected articles, we can still see other aspects of Mr. Da, which is more conducive to readers' understanding of Lu Xun, a complex image that Chinese people will always love, always suffer, and never get around.

This book was selected and compiled by Mr. Ling Yu, who is famous for his research on Shen Congwen, and his student Long Yongqian. It fully contains the essence of more than 20 of Shen Congwen's numerous prose works. The lines are filled with the ancient atmosphere accumulated by history, which is simple and thick, simple and expressive. At the same time, it is also full of the author's hidden worries and philosophical thinking about life. Reading Shen Congwen's words, you will come into contact with another kind of life, gain insights from it, and have a deeper understanding of life or life.

Extracurricular readings during the Republic of China period. "Andersen's Fairy Tales" is a collection of fairy tales created by the Danish writer Andersen. The more famous stories include: "The Little Mermaid", "The Ugly Duckling", "The Little Match Girl", "Thumbelina", etc.

An important early work by Shakespeare, a highly satirical comedy. Created around 1596-1597. The theme of the script is to praise benevolence, friendship and love. It also reflects the contradiction between the commercial bourgeoisie and the loan sharks in the early stage of capitalism, and expresses the author's humanistic thoughts on issues such as money, law and religion in bourgeois society. An important literary achievement of this play is to create the typical image of Shylock, a profit-seeking, ruthless loan shark.

It's an adventure story about love and loss, filled with quirky characters. The father's life was gradually lost in the past due to the accidental death of his beloved wife; the son accidentally killed his father's lover, and thus began a 50-year escape with his father; the violent lumberjack cut off contact with his family, but regarded the father and son as his own family and gave them all protection. During this escape, the lives of the three people continued to lose balance, and they also lost the people they loved. Fifty years later, his son Daniel became a writer who lost his only son and lived alone. He has lost too many cherished things, but he knows that his life adventure has just begun. While the people you love are still here, love without regrets every day.

One of Zhang Henshui's best novels. It tells the story of an orphan girl who learned opera and went through many hardships to become a famous actor. In the end, because of his young age and lack of knowledge, he was led into a misstep. He tried his best to expose the evils of prostitution, gambling, eating, drinking and entertainment at all levels of society. The erotic stories about love, anger, greed, and pleasure between men and women are particularly delicate in their writing. The writing and sentiment are intertwined, the plot is extremely intense and lively, and the characters are all colorful. Guohua Film Company has made a movie based on the contents of this book, which shows its wonderfulness.

The finale of the "Border Trilogy". John Grady, who sets off towards the unknown at the end of "The Horse", and Billy Parham, who loses everything and wanders alone in "The Crossing", meet in this book, living and working together on a ranch in the southwestern United States near Mexico. Not far from the ranch, the two cities of El Paso in the United States and Juarez in Mexico face each other across the border river, which are also known as "cities on the plains." John Grady fell in love with a beautiful, sickly young prostitute in a Juarez brothel, and was determined to find a way to help her escape from the control of the brothel owner Eduardo and come to the United States to live with him. As his good partner, Billy agreed to help him rescue the girl, although he thought it was not a wise choice like the people around him. However, Eduardo's shrewdness and cruelty exceeded their imagination. John Grady lost his beloved girl, and Billy Parham also lost his good partner.

The first prize winner of the National Book Award and the National Book Critics Circle, it has been on the New York Times bestseller list for 21 weeks. The "Border Trilogy", as a representative work of McCarthy's western novels, established him as a master in the modern American literary world. These moving epics that took place in the U. S.-Mexico border area include nightmarish massacres, shocking violence, as well as picturesque pastoral poems and tender requiems. They are called by critics "a symphony of hell and heaven" and "a contemporary classic comparable to the masterpieces of literary superstars Dante, Edgar Allan Poe, Melville, Faulkner, and Steinbeck since the Middle Ages."

The second part of the "Border Trilogy". The story of "Time Travel" takes place before "Horse", in the New Mexico border area in the 1930s, where 16-year-old Billy Parham and his younger brother Boyd ran a ranch with their parents. The trap set by him and his father captured a female wolf. Billy discovered her trap while riding on patrol and decided to send her back to the mountains of Mexico. Hence this journey across the border. Billy brought the female wolf to Mexico, but was forcibly detained by local forces in a border town. He shot the female wolf with his own hands and wandered aimlessly in the mountains. When he returned home, he found that everything had been turned upside down... He and his brother were determined to retrieve everything that belonged to them. However, as the book says, the consequences of an action are often inconsistent with a person's wishes.

Create a Chinese e-book market and a complete world literature reading system; from Homer's epic to Goethe, from ancient Greece to Sturm und Drang, covering the literary canon of the theocratic and aristocratic eras in one fell swoop; each of them can stand up to re-reading, the ultimate literary miracle bred in the source of world civilization; witness every big explosion of classical literature before the 19th century, shining on everyone's Renaissance; a selection of translated masterpieces, washing away the lead, a lifelong literary reading plan in your pocket. The set of "Selected Translated Masterpieces - Volume 1" has a total of 26 volumes, including 26 classics from Homer's epic to Goethe. The time span extends from ancient Greece to the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, and the Sturm und Drang movement, striving to provide readers with a complete pedigree of world literature. The current first series (9th century BC - 1832 AD) includes "Homer's Epic", "Aesop's Fables", "Plato's Dialogues", "Greek Myths", "Biblical Stories", "One Thousand and One Nights", "The Tale of Genji", "The Divine Comedy", "The Decameron", "The Tale of the Taike", "The Canterbury Tales", "Don Quixote", "Montgomer" "Collection of Tian's Essays", "Complete Essays of Bacon", "Shakespeare's Four Tragedies", "Shakespeare's Five Comedies", "Romeo and Juliet", "Paradise Lost", "Robinson's Adventures", "Gulliver's Travels", "The Autobiography of Franklin", "Confessions", "Tristram Shandy", "Dangerous Liaisons", "The Sorrows of Young Werther" and "Faust".

This set of books includes three volumes, "General History of China by Lu", "History of Ancient Chinese Philosophy" and "Research Methods of Chinese History".

This set of books includes three volumes of Hu Shi's classic works, "Position: Hu Shi on Life", "Charity: Hu Shi's Lectures on Life" and "Progress: Hu Shi's Lectures on Scholarship". It collects a variety of Hu Shi's writings in his life, newly arranged in the form of fragments and quotations, with detailed and substantial content, covering all aspects of culture, scholarship, current affairs, life, literature, etc. Hu Shi's important works and excellent works are included. "Position: Hu Shi on Life" tries its best to maintain the original style and authentically reproduce the style of a generation of masters.

This set of books includes 5 volumes of classic works, "Rain Lane", "The Story of Hulan River", "Autumn in the Old Capital", "Back View·Hurry" and "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore".

"Ancient Rhyme" was a British bestseller in the 1950s and a Taiwanese bestseller in the 1990s. The autobiographical novel "Ancient Rhyme" made Ling Shuhua the first Chinese female writer to conquer Europe. After reading "Auspicious Rhyme", you can look back on the sentimentality and sweetness of your childhood with the little girl, and explore the prosperous scene of the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, when officials and officials had their wives and concubines in groups and VIPs were everywhere. Ling Shuhua - Xu Zhimo's most trusted woman, a talented woman whom Tagore praised endlessly. Read "Old Things in the South of the City" to understand the streets and alleys of old Beijing, and read "Ancient Rhythm" to understand the deep residences and courtyards of old Beijing. "However, in terms of creative talents, Bing Xin, Lu Yin, Feng Yuanjun, Chen Hengzhe, Su Xuelin and others are not as good as Ling Shuhua."

Li Shutong was born on the 20th of the lunar month in the sixth year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1880) in the family of a wealthy official and businessman in Tianjin. He passed away in Quanzhou on the fourth day of September in 1942. He went to Japan to study, and after returning home he worked as a teacher and editor. He was later ordained as a monk, with the Buddhist name of Yanyin, his nickname was Hongyi, and his later nickname was Wanqing Laoren. He was later revered as Master Hongyi. He is a pioneer of China's New Culture Movement, an outstanding artist, educator, thinker, and innovator. He has made extraordinary achievements in the fields of music, art, poetry, seal cutting, epigraphy, calligraphy, and education. He was proficient in the six languages ​​and was a pioneer in the art of painting, calligraphy, and seal cutting; he formed the first drama group in Chinese history and was a pioneer in Chinese drama; he introduced Western music to China and was the first musician to use five-line notation to compose music. He is not only an outstanding representative of the combination of traditional Chinese culture and Buddhist culture, but also the most outstanding eminent monk in the history of modern Chinese Buddhism. He is also a well-known figure with a high international reputation. He has left an inexhaustible wealth of essence to the world. His life is full of legend, and he is a typical figure in China who is extremely gorgeous but ends in mediocrity. Li Lijuan, the granddaughter of Li Shutong. Born in 1957, converted to Buddhism in 1986. Now he works for the Tianjin Buddhist Association and is a representative of the 16th Tianjin People's Congress.

This book is Jia Pingwa's new prose collection in 2021. With the theme of everything in the world and the fireworks of the world, 68 pieces of Jia Pingwa's prose works are selected, including "Wind and Rain", "Ugly Stone", "A Shell", "A Little Peach Tree" and many other classics selected as Chinese textbooks for primary and secondary schools. For the first time, 3 new works including "Frog Story", "Eye" and "Hezhou News" are included; 17 excellent paintings of Jia Pingwa are carefully selected to complement the beautiful articles. In Jia Ping's eyes, everything in the world is beautiful, fireworks and the world are warm, and ordinary life contains the passion for life. Don't live carelessly, only with full concentration can you meet God; poetry is not far away, but right next to you and at your feet.

Selected Prose by Ji Xianlin, this book contains more than 40 essays by Ji Xianlin on human nature and life. The main content of the article is Mr. Ji's insights on life, old age, life, living, and dealing with people. Combined with the author's more than ninety years of life experience, the lines reveal Mr. Ji's humorous and interesting thoughts on life, human relationships, and world affairs. It shines with a brilliant brilliance that enlightens people's minds and deciphers the master's most successful life code for readers.

This book is a collection of selected essays by Mr. Ji Xianlin. It mainly collects Ji Xianlin's lifelong reading experience. Based on his early experience of studying and studying, it shows the spiritual accumulation process of a generation of Chinese studies masters in achieving cultural undertakings, as well as the ideological path of seeking true knowledge in the vast sea of ​​books. The author integrates his insights about reading and learning into plain and moving reminiscences of the past, feeling the impact of old friends and past events on his academic development, and encouraging readers to view learning and reading with a positive attitude and correct values. At the same time, it reviews domestic and foreign classics, organizes reading methods and research ideas, and points out the direction for readers wandering in the mountains of books.

This book is a collection of selected essays by Mr. Ji Xianlin, a master of traditional Chinese studies. It mainly includes Ji Xianlin's memories when he was studying abroad alone, his deep attachment to his relatives in his hometown, and his deep remembrance of his lost friend and mentor. What is conveyed behind the warm words is the experience of forging Mr. Ji Xianlin's perseverance and character, and his spirit of responsibility to relieve the loneliness of a foreign country with feelings of family and country. From deep love for his hometown to studying abroad, from respecting teachers to teaching and solving doubts, from serving the country as a child to being trapped in the bullpen, his rich experiences have demonstrated Ji Xianlin's perseverance and open-minded life character. His long career has demonstrated his diligent academic attitude and extensive and profound academic accumulation as a scholar.

Wang Zengqi's writing is rich in taste but light in taste, which is the pinnacle of literary aesthetics. To like Wang Zengqi is a happy and elegant thing. "Life is Fun" is Wang Zengqi's discovery and sincere love for life. Trivial matters, urban life, travel experiences, every plant, every tree, every tea, every meal, every person and every incident exudes warm happiness and extraordinary interest in Wang Zengqi's writings. "Lightness Is the Strongest Flavor of Life" tells Wang Zengqi's personal experience: from elementary school to Southwest Associated University, from his parents and brothers to teachers and classmates of Southwest Associated University, as well as various people including writer friends, Taoist monks and so on. Wang Zengqi said that his life is inherently indifferent, and what he writes is his own life experience and his own personal feelings. "All kinds of fragrances in the world, I really want to try them" writes about home-cooked dishes, local flavors and folk snacks. It not only talks about food, but also talks about customs, etiquette and feelings. In Wang Zengqi's writings, food is a kind of culture, a realm, and an attitude towards life. It is really full of happiness to read leisurely. A person's tastes should be wider and more complex, and most importantly, his interest in life should be wider. In addition to famous works such as "Connoisseur", "Ordering", "Da Nao Chronicles", "Chicken and Duck Master", "Connoisseur" also contains good-looking but not very well-known works such as "Two Lanterns" and "Ruiyun", which comprehensively reflects Wang Zengqi's novel style. Wang Zengqi combines Chinese flavor, natural flavor, fireworks flavor and fun, organically combines Chinese classical literature with modern literature, and expresses joy and melancholy together.

Chua Lam is a gourmet, writer, traveler, collector, and filmmaker. He has supervised Jackie Chan's movies, hosted programs with Ni Kuang and Huang Zhan, and passed on half his life's cooking experience to Nicholas Tse... He has endless experiences. He is a person who lives a transparent life and a person who lives an interesting life. He wants to pursue the so-called truth. He doesn't like all labels. He admits frankly that he just wants to be a humane person. "Cai Lam's Classic Life Aesthetics Series" is Chua Lam's art of life. He will tell you which wine is strong and which tea tastes good. It is good to write and cook when you are bored and depressed. Choosing a girlfriend is just like choosing clothes and ties. Taste is very important. It seems like a casual conversation, but it is actually full of life wisdom. The purpose of life is to have fun, always maintain curiosity about life, and always be willful, so that life will always be interesting. The set includes "I Decided to Live Fun", "Nothing Big", "It's Better to Live Life Willfully: Classic Edition", "May You Be the Best Woman: Classic Edition" and "Eat Well Today: Classic Edition".

An enlightenment book on world literature, a literary classic with a high score on Douban, a masterpiece by famous writers that can be read in an average of two hours, and a set of little white moonlights in the history of literature. Spanning 200 years, it includes works by Brecht, Orwell, Duras, Borges, Junichiro Tanizaki and other famous figures, including novels, essays, dramas, speeches, poetry and other forms. It is a relaxed, enjoyable and stress-free read, a must-have for cultivating literary interests, and a master key to open the door to world literature; from literary accomplishment to theoretical knowledge, from worldly human feelings to life philosophy, from zero to one, from nothing to something, two hours a day will help you achieve a qualitative leap in life. "Short Translation Classics Series Set (26 volumes in total)" collects short-length classic literary works from all over the world, which are small but exquisite and beautiful, covering various forms such as novels, essays, speeches, dramas, poems, etc., And are all-encompassing. The set includes "Quiet Life", "Love", "The Narrow Gate", "Material Life", "Writing", "Ode to Shadow", "Safety Protection Certificate", "People and Things", "Food from the Ground", "Why I Write", "The Decline of British Murder", "The Essence of Novel", "Letter to a Young Poets", "Poetry" and "It's All Me" "The Son", "Death of a Salesman", "The Witch of Salem", "The Thirty Cent Opera", "The Life of Galileo", "The Courageous Mother and Her Children", "The Good People of Sichuan", "The Gray Caucasus", "Songs of Life and Hope", "Secular Hymns", "Deep Songs and Ballads" and "The Poet in New York", a total of 26 volumes.

This book is an autobiographical prose written by Shen Fu, a native of Changzhou (now Suzhou) in the Qing Dynasty, in the 13th year of Jiaqing (1808). The content takes the life of the author and his wife as the main line, describing the ordinary but interesting home life and what he saw and heard while traveling around the world. The text expresses the soul uniquely and is informal. It describes the couple's "love in the boudoir and trivial things in the family" in an affectionate and straightforward style, and writes about the sincere love between husband and wife.

This book is one of the most important collections of prose by Mr. Lu Xun and enjoys a high reputation in the history of modern Chinese prose. It contains a total of twelve works including "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore", which describes the author's childhood life and study process in his youth, expresses his nostalgia for his former relatives, friends and teachers, and mocks the reactionary and conservative forces in the narration and discussion. This book is a beautiful prose treasure based on memories and written with skillful literary techniques. It has been loved by generations of readers, especially young readers and young readers. This time, a new edition of the new curriculum standard is published, with many illustrations by Feng Zikai and others.

The Analects of Confucius is a Confucian classic that has had a huge and far-reaching impact on later generations. The Analects of Confucius relatively comprehensively records the words and deeds of Confucius (551 BC - 479 BC), a great thinker, educator, founder of the Confucian school and famous disciples. The language is concise, clear, graceful, gentle, circuitous and implicit, rich in connotation and far-reaching meaning. It is very valuable to study the classics, understand the tradition, and absorb the essence of the tradition.

"The Scream" is one of Lu Xun's most famous novel collections, including fourteen novels written from 1918 to 1922. The main ones include "Diary of a Madman", "Kong Yiji", "Medicine", "The True Story of Ah Q", "Hometown", etc. It shows the social and ideological conditions before and after the Revolution of 1911, and criticizes feudalism and national character. This time, a new edition of the new curriculum standard is published, with many illustrations by Zhao Yannian and others.

Greek myths and legends are precious heritage in the treasure house of world literature. They have had a huge impact on world civilization and have been praised by mankind since ancient times. They have inspired novelists, poets, playwrights, painters, sculptors, and musicians of all generations to recreate. Western culture has two pillars, one is the Bible and the other is "Greek Mythology". Being familiar with these two pillars will help understand the origin and development of Western culture.