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"Collection of Yuefu Poems" is a collection of ancient Chinese Yuefu poems compiled by Guo Maoqian of the Northern Song Dynasty. With 100 volumes in existence, it is the most complete collection of Yuefu hymns in existence. "Yuefu Poetry Collection" is the essence of folk songs from Han Dynasty, Wei Jin, and Southern and Northern Dynasties. The content is very rich, reflecting a wide range of social life. It mainly collects Yuefu songs from the Han and Wei dynasties to the Tang and Five Dynasties, as well as ballads from the Pre-Qin to the end of the Tang Dynasty, totaling more than 5,000 songs. It has a wide range of collections, each category has a general order, and each song has a solution. Among them is the famous folk song "Poetry of Mulan".

"The Travels of Xu Xiake" is a famous Chinese geographical work in diary style written by Xu Xiake, a great traveler, geographer, historian and writer in the Ming Dynasty. Xu Xiake recorded more than 600,000 words of travel notes during his 34 years of travel, which were compiled into "Xu Xiake's Travel Notes" by others after his death. This book is not only a geographical encyclopedia, but also a historical work of factual nature. It is also a literary masterpiece and a shining treasure in the treasure house of ancient Chinese culture. In ancient my country, as a single work, there was no other book covering such a broad scientific field and including such rich scientific content. Therefore, this book has many scientific values.

"Dongpo Zhilin" is Su Shi's miscellaneous historical commentary during the 20 years from Yuanfeng to Yuanfu. It has extensive content and talks about everything. The articles are of any length, ranging from a thousand words to a few words, but mostly short. They are all written with ease and ease, reflecting the author's literary style of flowing clouds and flowing water.

The book "Zhuangzi" is a representative work of Taoism and a wonderful flower in traditional Chinese culture. The author of "Zhuangzi" is not Zhuangzi alone. According to the research of later generations of scholars, the "internal chapters" were written by Zhuangzi, while the "outer chapters" and "miscellaneous chapters" are more complicated and were mostly written by successors of Zhuangzi's theory. Zhuangzi is a strange person, and "Zhuangzi" is a strange book. The profound and profound "Zhuangzi" has made immeasurable contributions to the development of the history of thought, philosophy and literature in later generations. The book "Zhuangzi" is a representative work of Taoism and a wonderful flower in traditional Chinese culture. The author of "Zhuangzi" is not Zhuangzi alone. According to the research of later generations of scholars, the "internal chapters" were written by Zhuangzi, while the "outer chapters" and "miscellaneous chapters" are more complicated and were mostly written by successors of Zhuangzi's theory. Zhuangzi is a strange person, and "Zhuangzi" is a strange book. The profound and profound "Zhuangzi" has made immeasurable contributions to the development of the history of thought, philosophy and literature in later generations. Let's listen and appreciate it together during the recital with music.

"Rong Zhai Essays" is an ancient Chinese classical Chinese notebook novel. A total of "Wubi", 74 volumes, 1220 articles. Among them, "Rong Zhai's Essays" has 16 volumes and 329 items; "Rong Zhai's Continuing Writings" has 16 volumes and 249 items; "Rong Zhai's Three Strokes" has 16 volumes and 248 items; "Rong Zhai's Four Strokes" has 16 volumes and 259 items; "Rong Zhai's Five Strokes" has 10 volumes and 135 items. According to the autobiography of the author Hong Mai of the Song Dynasty, "Rong Zhai Essays" was written over nearly 40 years. It is the culmination of his many years of extensive reading and practical wisdom and sweat.

"Zhi Xue" is a very valuable classic in traditional Chinese culture and a masterpiece of ancient Chinese culture's thoughts on "Zhi". It takes Taoist thought as its core and discusses the way of life. Although the article is short, it has profound connotation, far-reaching artistic conception and strong practical value. "Quanjian of Zhixue" is interpreted around its main meaning, integrating traditional Chinese studies and modern inspirational learning, so that readers can better understand the essence of "Zhixue".

"Xunzi" brings together the essence of Xunzi's thoughts throughout his life. It is a masterpiece of ancient Chinese thought and an extremely precious material for studying pre-Qin culture. This book is a recited version of "Xunzi". It carefully selects wonderful chapters, combines the original text, annotations, translations, and audio. It strives to present the essence of "Xunzi" in a new audio format to help readers better understand this classic.

Liezi, also known as Chongxu Jing, is an important Taoist classic written by Lie Yukou, a thinker in the early Warring States Period. It is also a famous classic in the history of ancient Chinese thought and culture. The book has a total of one hundred and forty chapters, consisting of philosophical prose, fables, myths, and historical stories. Judging from its ideological content and language, it may have been compiled by later generations based on ancient documents. The book "Quanjian of Liezi" is written based on the reference of a large number of contemporary related works and papers, and by learning from each other's strengths and weaknesses. This book is faithful to the original interpretation of the original book and the translation is easy to understand, helping readers to understand the ideological core of Liezi more easily and appreciate the wisdom contained in it.

"Wailu Night Talk", a popular Confucian book, is a famous Chinese literary criticism work in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It evaluates and discusses the anecdotes, people, events, articles, etc. In the literary world at that time and in the past. This book was completed by the author Wang Yongbin "in the second month of Jiayin year of Xianfeng period in the Qing Dynasty, in the "Yijingtang" of Qiaoxi Pavilion". The author imagines a situation in which he hugs the stove in winter and makes friends to talk about literature and art. The language of this book is friendly, natural and easy to read, and it occupies an important position in the history of Han literature because of its unique insights. "Wailu Night Talk" is divided into 221 chapters, with the general topic of "settling down and establishing a career", covering ten aspects including morality, self-cultivation, reading, living in poverty and teaching, educating children, loyalty, filial piety, diligence and thrift. "Weilu Night Talk" is a famous literary criticism work during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It comments on anecdotes, people, events, articles, etc. In the literary world at that time and before. Taking "settling down and establishing a career" as the topic, it analyzes it from aspects such as "self-cultivation, morality, reading, and educating children". It is a representative masterpiece of self-cultivation. On the basis of respecting the original work, this recitation version notates and explains obscure words, and adds explanations to the questions. It is specially equipped with recitation audio to make it easy for readers to read, listen and appreciate.

"Suiyuan Poetry" is the most influential masterpiece of poetry in the Qing Dynasty, with extensive content, detailed narration, and accurate criticism. "Suiyuan Poetry Talk" talks about everything from the poet's innate qualifications, to acquired moral character, to reading, study and social practice. "Suiyuan Shihuaquanjian" has precise annotations and translations based on the original text, making it easy for readers to read easily.

This book is a monograph written by the famous contemporary literary critic Wang Binbin specifically about Lu Xun. It collects articles about Lu Xun, his works, and his research published in various publications in the past twenty years. He made unique insights into the value standards of Lu Xun's research, the relationship between Lu Xun and liberalism, and the issues in the comparison between Lu Xun and Hu Shi.

This book is a phased result of the National Social Science Foundation Youth Project "Research on the Construction and Inheritance of Classics from the Perspective of Art Communication" (Project No.: 12CA068). This book focuses on examining the texts that are recognized as classics. The author discusses the role of many factors in text creation in the process of text canonization.

This book uses a new theoretical perspective to interpret the literary works of major countries in the world since 2000 through the study of major foreign writers in the 21st century. This book not only has new research content but also new research perspectives, advances with the times, and highlights the development trends of foreign literature since the 21st century. After publication, the book will provide theoretical reference and method reference for teachers, students, enthusiasts and researchers in foreign language disciplines.

The main research goal of this manuscript is to gain an in-depth understanding of the characteristics of the development of literary languages ​​in mainland China and Taiwan through the comparison of literary languages ​​across the Taiwan Strait. At the same time, through the study of the two main branches of Chinese literary language, the overall characteristics of the development of Chinese literary language are in-depth understood. From this perspective, this project is divided into three sections: The first is a comparative study of individual literary languages ​​​​in mainland China and Taiwan. This part makes a more in-depth comparison of the development of literary languages ​​​​in both sides of the Taiwan Strait from three aspects: novels, poetry, and prose.

This book is a classic popular book. From the perspective of inheriting and carrying forward the traditional classic culture, the author narrates "Shishuoxinyu". The whole book is divided into three parts: introduction, characters and special topics. It tells the social customs and scholar anecdotes of the Wei and Jin Dynasties expressed in "Shishuoxinyu". It gives a more comprehensive account of the spiritual connotation of Shishuo. The language is easy to understand, the explanations are combined with examples, the content is readable and interesting, and the quality is good.

"Inscription on Famous Places" is the first part of Shang Wei's "Rereading Tang Poetry" trilogy. It is compiled and written on the basis of academic lectures. It enters into critical analysis from the inside of the poem, focuses on close reading of the text, and does not fall into the mold of classical literature research. It embodies the author's insights and knowledge accumulated over many years of integrating Chinese and Western things. He can not only focus on specific cases and explore the possibility of reconstructing Chinese classical poetry, but also start with familiar Tang poetry works to elucidate new ideas and inspire the general readers who love Tang poetry.

This book mainly discusses the formation and evolution of the evaluation mechanism of modern Chinese writers and the main factors leading to this formation and evolution. These factors include cultural authority, political authority and market authority. This topic is both oriented to modern literature and at the same time transcends modern literature. Various factors that influence the evaluation of modern Chinese writers are examined.

"Story of Stones from Other Mountains" is one of Yuwen Suo'an's most well-known works and has always been highly praised. This is not only due to the translator's high-quality and delicate writing style, but also to its own academic value. The articles in the book can be divided into two categories: one is a close reading and interpretation of specific texts and famous articles - "The Book of Songs", "Zuo Zhuan", Sima Qian, Liu Xie, Li Shangyin, "The Peach Blossom Fan", etc. - Which contain the author's historicist interpretation. The other type is macro-thinking, rethinking the history of literature and literary history writing. In articles such as "Huluo's Literary History", he made an overall reflection on the traditional vitality of Chinese literary history, and made a breakthrough in exploring the value of Chinese literature and cultural traditions in the context of globalism. As a "stone from other mountains", Yuwen Suo'an uses a global cultural perspective, rich historical imagination, and novel and eye-catching perspectives to impact our usual understanding of literary history.

When Liu Xiaolei talks about Red Mansions, she actually talks about life - talking about feelings, talking about spirituality, talking about life, talking about the quality of people, and talking about the difference in dreams. Wang Guowei once commented that "A Dream of Red Mansions" "uses life as a furnace, pain as charcoal, and forges the cauldron of liberation." "A Dream of Red Mansions" is a book of life. The correct way to open it should adhere to the reading concept of integrating classics into life and integrating classics into personal growth. We must realize that the people in the book are ourselves, and understand our own growth from their characters and destiny. Feel the decay and fragility of the beautiful life in it, and feel the helplessness of the vast vicissitudes of life in it.

This manuscript is an important achievement of Professor Chen Sihe's recent research on modern literary history and comparative literature as well as contemporary literary criticism. It is divided into three volumes: The first volume contains the author's overview of the development of modern Chinese literary history research, theoretical categories, language issues, and empirical analysis of the "New Youth" camp differentiation issue. The second volume includes the author's wonderful comments on Guan Renshan's series of rural novels, Yan Geling's "Youth" and Jia Pingwa's "Yamamoto", as well as the analysis of four generations of writers since the new century. The third volume collects the author's research results on Chinese literature abroad from the perspective of comparative literature.

"Four Essays on the Red Mansions" explores the unique and unreplicable value of "A Dream of Red Mansions" from the aesthetic and spiritual levels. The content is divided into four major themes: the way to liberation in "A Dream of Red Mansions" ("There is no place to stand, so it is clean"), and the illness and obsession in "A Dream of Red Mansions" ("My biggest problem is that I am pregnant") ), fertility failure in "A Dream of Red Mansions" ("Xue Pan's Fable"), and the aesthetic interest of "A Dream of Red Mansions" ("On the Transcendence of Literature"), allowing readers to experience the aesthetic taste and the deep connotation of writing contained in "A Dream of Red Mansions" from the perspective of aesthetics and the history of literary thought.

This book is the result of teacher Qi Yukun's lifelong study of "Water Margin". It provides a comprehensive and unique interpretation of this wonderful book "Water Margin" from the aspects of its characters, spread process, ideological value, artistic achievements, and later generations' evaluations. The main part of it is The author's understanding of the text is profound and meticulous, and he can be said to know the subtleties and observe the invisible. For example, the analysis of the relationship between Chao and Song Dynasties, the interpretation of Song Jiang, the evaluation of Lu Junyi, and the views on the behavioral logic of Pan Jinlian, Pan Qiaoyun and others are quite thought-provoking.

As a strange book, "Jin Ping Mei Ci Hua", compared with other classical novels, its most significant narrative feature is that it uses women as the main body of the story. Because of this, the analysis and discussion of the female characters in the text has gone beyond the meaning of literary criticism, and is more about looking at the mental journeys of these so-called "second genders" through the various women created by Xiaoxiaosheng, in order to understand the "purgatory" that women have experienced physically and mentally in the large Eastern civilizations where they live. I hope that I can get the pleasure of enlightenment as I read each character.

The book "The Scenery from the Window" is written by Qiu Huadong, a powerful contemporary writer. The content is the book reviews and essays written by the author in recent years about some modern writers and artists. This book is divided into four volumes. The first three volumes are arranged from recent to distant writing time and introduce the works of many outstanding domestic writers and artists. In the last volume, the author introduces some of his own works in recent years, allowing readers to have an understanding of the author's works.

In the quiet night sky twinkling with stars, there is a lonely little prince looking for friends. That is the shadow of everyone's childhood. Beautiful fairy tales contain the joys and sorrows that may be intertwined in life, as well as these meaningful words: responsibility, loyalty, loneliness, happiness, life...

This book starts from the ethical theme of Faulkner's novels and is divided into six chapters, namely: the theoretical construction of literary ethics criticism, ecological ethics in Faulkner's novels, racial ethics in Faulkner's novels, family ethics in Faulkner's novels, female ethics in Faulkner's novels and growth ethics in Faulkner's novels. The author explores the relationship between Faulkner and the American southern society, culture and literary tradition from different angles, and studies his creation and artistic achievements from his creative techniques, themes, characterization and other aspects. At the back of the book is a bibliography and a list of major works for interested readers to consult further. The book has clear viewpoints and fluent writing, reflecting the author's high research level. It has certain significance in promoting Faulkner research and literary ethics criticism in my country, and can be used as a reference for the majority of literature researchers and lovers.

By chance, three seventeen-year-old boys discovered an astonishing "secret", so they began an "anti-literary" experiment and created this "wonderful book" in an eccentric way. This is a collection of poems with a title inscribed by Nobel Prize winner Mo Yan; this is a "literary fantasy" work in which machines shape the "skeleton" and humans give the "soul"; this is the result of an "inverse literature" experiment by young people born in the 2000s; this is an innovative test of an open and continuous creation platform.

Xidu, the famous poet in this book, comments on the works of other poets as a poet. Compared with other professional critics, he is more familiar with the techniques and techniques of modern poetry and knows the rules of their application, which shows the uniqueness and novelty of his poetry criticism. In addition, as a poet, the author also shows sufficient poetic flavor in poetry criticism. The whole book is fluent in text and elegant in language, and has high readability and literary value.

This book is a collection of twenty-four essays by Mr. Zeng Yanghua, which conducts in-depth discussions on many issues in ancient Chinese literature, philosophy, and history. He has spent decades researching in one book. It connects ancient and modern times, has a grand vision, novel viewpoints, rich materials, and informative content. It is nothing short of a superb treatise that pays equal attention to both ideological and academic aspects, and is deep and broad.

This book is different from the general classic books on the market. It adopts the format of original text + annotations + translation + historical stories + comments, allowing readers to have a profound interpretation and experience of "The Great Learning" and "The Doctrine of the Mean" through digestion of the translation and understanding of the story, plus finishing comments. This book is very suitable for teenagers to read and is a good guide for them to get started with Chinese studies.

This book combines the background of the mid-Northern Song Dynasty, Sima Guang's personal life experience, personality characteristics and his thoughts to conduct a systematic study of his poetry. It attempts to explore Sima Guang's position in the literary history of the Northern Song Dynasty on the basis of grasping his poetic thoughts, poetic content, poetic imagery and overall style of poetry.

"Tang Poems and Song Ci (Essence)" compiled by Mo Lizhen and Hong Yinxing selects poets Li Bai and Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty and poets Su Shi and Xin Qiji of the Song Dynasty for detailed introduction. Li Bai is known as "Tao Xian". His poems show his high-spirited attitude towards life and express his unremitting pursuit of free will. Du Fu is known as the "Sage of Poetry". His poems are poetic expressions of the Confucian spirit and express his sincere love for the country and the people. Su Shi was demoted to a remote place three times. He maintained a firm and optimistic life spirit in the face of adversity. His lyrics show his chic attitude in a stormy life. Xin Qiji is an outstanding military poet in ancient China. His lyrics are full of patriotism and heroic spirit. In addition, this book also explains the artistic origin, historical background, development process and influence of Tang poetry and Song lyrics, and introduces selected other important poets of the Tang Dynasty and Song Dynasty poets.

This book is different from the general classic books on the market. It adopts the format of original text + annotations + translation + historical stories + comments, allowing readers to have a profound interpretation and experience of "The Analects" through digestion of the translation and understanding of the story, plus finishing comments, and unearth the profound ideological treasures in classical literature.

"The Doctrine of the Mean" advocates "neutrality" and "honesty to oneself", takes "the Doctrine of the Mean" as the preferred moral standard of Confucianism, and focuses on harmonious coexistence with others, society, and nature. It requires harmony between man and nature, and Tao follows nature. In order to facilitate the reading of the majority of readers, "The Doctrine of the Great Learning" has made an in-depth and simple translation of the original text, and made detailed annotations on difficult-to-understand words.

Mao Zedong read many books in his life. The most representative classical novels in China are undoubtedly "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", "Water Margin", "Journey to the West", "A Dream of Red Mansions", "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio", etc. Mao Zedong read these books repeatedly and savored them carefully, from which he could see the social background and the turmoil of the world reflected in the stories. He had a unique analysis of the characters in the stories, and saw through the profound philosophies hidden behind the stories. He combined these philosophies with reality and applied them to war, party building and socialist construction.

"Shangshu", also known as "Shu Jing", is a classic work in ancient Chinese historical documents. The content of "Shangshu" includes the pre-Qin period of my country, from the abdication of Yao and Shun to the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties, from more than 4,000 to more than 2,000 years ago, some emperors' instructions, commandments, edicts and orders, as well as records of discussions between monarchs and ministers on governance, as well as a collection of documents such as prayers to gods and heaven. This book is a sermon written by Zhang Juzheng, a great scholar (prime minister) during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, in collaboration with lecturers from the Hanlin Academy, explaining the "Four Books" to Emperor Wanli. After revision, the manuscript was submitted to the emperor for reading in the palace. The original book was written in the most popular vernacular of the Ming Dynasty. In addition to the new punctuation of the full text, the editor also included annotations, translations, etc., Making it more profound and easy to understand. The translation is a translation of the original text of "Shangshu" into modern vernacular, and strives to be faithful to the meaning of the original text, so that readers with a moderate level of education can read it. It is a good introductory Chinese studies textbook.

Mao Zedong has been diligent and studious since his childhood. For decades, Mao Zedong read all kinds of ancient and modern books without sleep and food, and absorbed rich nutrition from them. During the war, he did not forget to take books with him. In peacetime, he kept books as his companions. Some frequently read books, such as "Historical Records" and "Selected Works of Zhaoming", were neatly placed on the bed. In the books Mao Zedong read at that time, we can still see many symbols and wonderful comments left by him. From them, we can understand this great man's serious reading attitude, profound cultural heritage, and life insights revealed between the lines. In addition, in some of Mao Zedong's writings, talks, letters, and reports, even if it is only a few words, we can see how profound his understanding of ancient Chinese history and culture was, and how novel, intelligent, distinctive, and thought-provoking his evaluation of some ancient prose was.

"The Analects of Confucius" is a collection of Confucius' remarks. It was compiled by his brother after his death. It is a representative work among the "Four Books" of ancient Chinese traditional culture. It has been a common and must-read book for scholars since the Qin and Han Dynasties. It has been the mainstream consciousness of society, especially after the Song and Yuan Dynasties, and it has been a required subject for imperial examinations. This imperial reading of the "Four Books" was a sermon delivered by Zhang Juzheng, a great scholar (prime minister), and a lecturer from the Hanlin Academy during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty to explain the "Four Books" to Emperor Wanli. After revision, the original manuscript was submitted to the emperor for reading in the palace. It was written in the most popular vernacular of the Ming Dynasty. In addition to the new punctuation throughout the text, the editor also included annotations, translations, etc., Making it more profound and easy to understand. It is a good introductory Chinese studies textbook.

"Great Learning" and "The Doctrine of the Mean" are representative works among the "Four Books" of ancient Chinese traditional culture. They have been common and must-read books for scholars since the Qin and Han Dynasties. Especially after the Song and Yuan Dynasties, they have been a required subject for the imperial examination. "Zhang Juzheng's Commentary on the Doctrine of the Mean" is a sermon written by Zhang Juzheng, a great scholar (prime minister) during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, and lecturers from the Hanlin Academy to explain the "Four Books" to Emperor Wanli. After revision, it was later submitted to the emperor for reading in the palace. The original book was written in the most popular vernacular of the Ming Dynasty. In addition to the new punctuation of the full text, the editor also included annotations, translations, etc., Making it more profound and easy to understand. At the same time, this set of books also incorporates the summary and reform thoughts of the great statesman Zhang Juzheng and others on the lessons of rise and fall in history, and also puts forward many unique insights on many major historical issues. It is a good introductory Chinese studies book.

"Zhang Juzheng Comments on the Royal Reader of Mencius (Revised Edition)" mainly comments on the book "Mencius" written by Mencius. There are seven chapters of "Mencius" handed down from generation to generation, which are one of the Confucian classics. This book is a sermon written by Zhang Juzheng, a great scholar (prime minister) during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, in collaboration with lecturers from the Hanlin Academy, explaining the "Four Books" to Emperor Wanli. After revision, the manuscript was submitted to the emperor for reading in the palace. The original book was written in the most popular vernacular of the Ming Dynasty. In addition to the new punctuation of the full text, the editor also included annotations, translations, etc., Making it more profound and easy to understand. At the same time, this set of books also incorporates the summary and reform thoughts of the great statesman Zhang Juzheng and others on the lessons of rise and fall in history, and also puts forward many unique insights on many major historical issues. It is a good introductory Chinese studies book.

The book "Miscellaneous Talks on Chinese Studies" mainly includes Mr. Lu Xun's thoughts on the current situation of the literary field and the literary and art world in vernacular essays, essays, and some interviews. Judging from the writing, Mr. Lu Xun's research on Chinese studies seems to focus more on the verification of his own problems while chewing alone. In the book, starting from the rebirth of Chinese language and ending with the historical changes of Chinese novels, Mr. Lu Xun talked about the crisis of essays, the so-called "Chinese Studies", the so-called novels among the Song Dynasty folk and their later generations, as well as the outline of the history of Chinese literature, etc. Through this series of discussions, readers can follow Mr. Lu Xun's perspective and experience the changes in the development of Chinese studies in a more three-dimensional way, as well as Mr. Lu Xun's literary creative attitude and wandering reflection process. In addition, famous literary works in the history of Chinese literature are used as a longitudinal explanation to discuss the development of Chinese literature more clearly.

Nalan Dictionary Review: Collection Commemorative Edition - Re-encountering the purest Nalan, the best-selling classic of the million-selling "Nalan Dictionary Review" is gorgeously reproduced.

Intensive reading of human words - Su Ying, a master of poetry appreciation, interprets the immortal classics of words. From the Book of Songs to Nalan Ci, appreciate the most beautiful Chinese poetry and listen to the master's aesthetic swan song.

This set includes "Renjian Cihua", "Nalan Ci", "Graceful Ci" and "Bold Ci" and "Renjian Cihua": it is a masterpiece of Ci theory written by Wang Guowei, a master of modern Chinese studies. It is known as the model of Ci theory and a profoundly influential literary and aesthetic work. This book carefully collects the sixty-four original pieces of "Human Words" that Wang Guowei personally deleted, and includes the forty-nine pieces that he eliminated. It annotates and appreciates the original works, supplemented by many beautiful classical paintings, to provide readers with a new reading experience. "Nalan Ci": is a collection of poems written by Nalan Rongruo, a famous poet in the Qing Dynasty. The themes involve love, friendship, scenery and other aspects. Whether writing about scenery or chanting history and recalling the past, they are all sentimental, elegant and thoughtful. They have left an indelible mark in the history of Chinese literature and have a very high status and special influence. "Wanyue Ci": formed in the late Tang Dynasty and flourished in the Song Dynasty. It mostly describes the feelings of lovesickness and parting, delicately, tactfully, and implicitly. Feng Yansi, Yan Shu, Liu Yong, Li Qingzhao, Zhou Bangyan, etc. Are all representative poets of the graceful school. Their poems are not as heroic and majestic as "the river goes eastward", but express the charming thoughts of "no one knows except the moon on the horizon" and are full of the beautiful style of "the willow bank, the dawn wind and the waning moon". "Bold and Unconstrained Ci": Selects 106 bold and unconstrained Ci poems, and provides their translations, annotations and comments. At the same time, a brief introduction is given to each poet. Through these lines of words, we recall the situation when the poet was at war with an iron horse and read the sword by the lamp. Our hearts also rise with great pride, and our hearts that are dimmed by the trivial matters of the world become clear.

The conscience of the American public and eternal intellectual icon Sontag's famous critical essays. A classic work of contemporary literary criticism and a treasure book for young literary and artistic people to refer to. This book is one of Sontag's most famous critical collections. It contains 7 of the most important critical texts published by the writer between 1972 and 1980. In the book, the writer misses Goodman, talks about Artaud's "brutal drama", analyzes Canetti's religiousness, discusses Barthes's aesthetic consciousness, tastes Benjamin's melancholy poetry, and discusses the films of Riefenstahl and Sieberberg. The title of the collection (book title) is taken from a chapter of the same name in the book, which originates from astrology. According to Benjamin, the biographer of the chapter, Saturn is "a planet full of twists and turns and delays." Sontag then used "Saturn temperament" to describe the spiritual outlook of such thinkers represented by Benjamin. In addition to Benjamin, this collection also provides in-depth comments on the works of thinkers and artists whom she cited as role models and colleagues, such as Artaud, Barthes, and Canetti, and vividly depicts their spiritual portraits. Sontag's comments on others have thus become a kind of spiritual autobiography of herself.

"Illustrations: Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties (Full-Color Illustrated Collector's Edition)" edited by Hongyan selects classic works of the eight great masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties. It not only provides concise and vivid explanations of the selected works from the aspects of creative background, ideological content, and author's life, but also accurately translates the original text, and provides detailed annotations for some rare words and difficult words and phrases.

This book is a reading guidance book for junior high school students. Using classics as reading materials, students can deepen their understanding of classics, improve their interest in reading, and practice their writing and expression skills through fill-in-the-blanks, reading comprehension, and writing with pictures. The text is equipped with illustrations, which are exquisite and lively, and can train students' associative ability.

Why does a small article still shine after a hundred years? Why did a small letter delivery mission win praise from the President of the United States? Unconventional interpretation of a workplace novel whose circulation has surpassed that of the Bible! "Send a Letter to Garcia" has a high reputation and influence around the world, and the professionalism embodied in it is still applicable today with the rapid development of society. "Looking for Garcia" developed from this classic article, expanded and interpreted to keep pace with the times, and is divided into two parts in structure. The first part tells the story of Rowan, and the second part tells how to cultivate Rowan's qualities. The next part is closely related to the previous one, and is discussed from the perspectives of Rowan (employee), Garcia (customer), and the president (boss). Different roles have different requirements for "Rowan", and the methods and concepts for cultivating corresponding qualities are also different. This book does not preach blindly, but uses a large number of stories and cases from ancient and modern times at home and abroad to help readers understand the ideas in the book.

Under the social background of comprehensively reviving Chinese culture, the whole society is paying more and more attention to Chinese classics and excellent traditional culture. Readers are in urgent need of works that grasp the macro perspective and start from the micro perspective to comprehensively analyze the classicity and contemporary value of Chinese classics. "Annotations on the Analects of Confucius" adopts both ancient and modern annotations and selects the best, elucidating the essence of the text through annotation and translation; and based on the present, it reveals its enlightenment and significance. This work is the result of the author's study of "The Analects" in the past ten years. All the contents have been presented in the form of lectures and have produced relatively strong responses among the listeners.

"Zengguang Xianwen" and "Proverbs Lianbi" are both famous ancient children's reading books, which have very good reference value for future generations to conduct themselves in society and cultivate themselves and manage their families. The ancients said: "You can travel around the world after reading "Youxue", and you can speak after reading "Zengguang"." "Zengguang Xianwen" is compiled from ancient proverbs and famous sayings, many of which are still widely circulated today. "Proverbs Lianbi" contains eleven types of proverbs, divided into chapters on learning, cultivating, doing things, and receiving things. The words are concise, comprehensive, and rich in philosophy. "Zengguang Xianwen Lianbi Reading Book" (Illustrated Edition) is one of the "Chinese Classics Reading Project Supporting Readers", specially written for children aged 4-12 years old. We include "Zengguangxianwen Lianbi" based on the authoritative version, with pinyin, making concise, accurate and easy-to-understand annotations for difficult characters, words and sentences. At the same time, it is equipped with a large number of pictures closely related to the text, allowing readers to appreciate the charm of classics in a pleasant aesthetic.